The Boat

[Paragonville]

Still a better ghetto then Dementlieu's.

I know of no Gundarakite halflings within the Rebels.  It might be possible, who knows.  But as far as I know, even Gundarakites were wary of them before the fall.  The ghettos were pre existing before the fall.

[Elfric]

Still a better ghetto then Dementlieu's.

I know of no Gundarakite halflings within the Rebels.  It might be possible, who knows.  But as far as I know, even Gundarakites were wary of them before the fall.  The ghettos were pre existing before the fall.

Yeah but it still can cause a bond of the "common enemy" if someone plays a Halfing from Gundarak.

[EO]

I don't think halflings particularly care about the Gundarakite-Barovian conflict. I think they tend to live in their communities, doing their own things.

[Draxiss]

Smitehammer, while you are totally the sexiest dude ever, you forget that we have the price set so high as to dissuade low levels from going to Midway to do alchemy without dying horribly to the wolves unless they're mages with invisibility because this is a low magic server and to hell with mundane characters!

Wow, you really are precognitive, Smitehammer!

[Amon-Si]

Barovian OCR x 30 fang.
That's 240 for a 10 charisma, outlander human...
180 for a Barovian with the same.
And about 3k for Alana. 
This could represent increased gouging for criminal or outcast characters, provide more function for charisma and influence.

[Lucadia]

Barovian OCR x 30 fang.
That's 240 for a 10 charisma, outlander human...
180 for a Barovian with the same.
And about 3k for Alana. 
This could represent increased gouging for criminal or outcast characters, provide more function for charisma and influence.

..Oh no..
   Vallaki get very rich quick from Luca

[Miuo]

The boat guy is a local though? Wouldn't he begin freaking out if a Caliban approached him and tried to buy passage, or any criminal of note?

Why not create a separate boat merchant with a different drop off point from the sewers? I mean all the water has to come and go somewhere? With in the drain though so its more restricted to "outcast" types.

[monsinyana]

There isn't such a thing as "Barovian elves" or "Barovian Dwarves" in the eyes of the locals.

And regardless, I think the NPCs can't differentiate between natives and outlanders anyhow, beyond the OCR rating.
So you could probably seperate it by race and OCR rating, but beyond that I think it'll become a custom written script?

every NPC seems to know if youre from the domain or not

i would think a Barovian would treat an elf, dwarf or halfling with a barovian accent and can speak balok like a native more fairly then a human who is not 'of barovia'

they are nationalistic after all

[monsinyana]

Barovian OCR x 30 fang.
That's 240 for a 10 charisma, outlander human...
180 for a Barovian with the same.
And about 3k for Alana. 
This could represent increased gouging for criminal or outcast characters, provide more function for charisma and influence.

that would be great if server wide prices were somehow tied to OCR

i wish OCR and Rep were used more since its implemented

[Smitehammer]

Smitehammer, while you are totally the sexiest dude ever, you forget that we have the price set so high as to dissuade low levels from going to Midway to do alchemy without dying horribly to the wolves unless they're mages with invisibility because this is a low magic server and to hell with mundane characters!

Wow, you really are precognitive, Smitehammer!

Thank you for noticing how horribly attractive I am.  I have indeed ruminated on this very conundrum and have decided such reasoning is asinine.  If you lived in a land of horrors living among the woods and there was a perfectly good lake with a perfectly good ferry, you would use it.  It would not cost a month's wages to ride, per person, either.  I know this to be true - there are historical analogs to this very situation.  Ferries have existed for longer than the written word, and have always been cheap enough that it was not relegated to the sphere of the ridiculously opulent.

Yes, I am that good.