And another settlement – Posto Sul Da Guilda. A cobbled waterfront, half-timbered houses, wagons, horses and a cow in the paddock, and a red ship by the shore.
Glasshollow welcomes us – a cobbled avenue with a burning brazier in the middle and rows of stone stalls on the right. Maybe this is finally where we find a working market.
Glasshollow has a scale Vrock Landing can’t match. A chequered avenue between rows of stone stalls leads to a gate hung with banners.
Inside one of the buildings – golden rugs, rows of benches, brass braziers and a fireplace at the end of the hall.
A tall half-timbered house with a snowman in a Santa hat by the door, and braziers further along the cobbled street.
The road to Glasshollow Market Reloaded – through a stone gate and down the cobbles towards the water.
The market – as far as I remember, it was much bigger a few years ago. In Glasshollow Market Reloaded I went round fifteen merchants, and four more in Glasshollow Bulk Market. They all only sell – still nobody buying.
Glasshollow has a market, so I check what people have – buy cheaper, sell higher 😉 A stone chisel bought from Merchant_Irbiska for 80 copper went to Pingling for 1.5 silver. Then a pickaxe, rake and shovel for 2s 35c – sold for 4.7s: the pickaxe and rake to Grapekoolaid, the shovel to Vergou. Shipped by mail through the spirit house.
While foraging along the shore I found a supreme silver coin, and a moment later an old looking casket in the grass. Inside – a piece of parchment: a rare Xanadu old treasure map, with an X and notes giving a rough estimate of the location. We might head straight from here on a treasure hunt.
I keep foraging in the seaweed and another coin drops – a rare twenty coin, copper. The spare forage I simply threw away.
Continued in: Caer A’muirehen.
