TRILEMMA GAME

Dahlia gestures for Dwatto to close it up and looks around the place nervously as she waits for them to touch brains or whatever.

Dahlia sees the wizards communing and she says, "Oi. Sorry to interrupt your committee meeting there, but you should know we got two more crates like this one we want sell too. What do ya say?"

"Achem-" with his arms still crossed, Myrven looks to Dahlia and not so subtly rubs his fingers against his thumb, the universal sign for cold hard gold.

Dahia says, "Well, coin, of course. Unless you know how to dispel the darkness that hangs permanently over the lake, or some other info as useful and valuable? But I'm guessing not, so let's stick to coin. How much we talking here?"

"we funded a voyage of two dozen men on a chartered ship. Ain't accounting for the lengths we went delving the depths for the stuff. 300 your avin a laff."

Dahlia shrugs and says, "yeah, I get you might not have more coin just lying around, so how 'bout this? For each crate, you give us 300 coin and a valuable piece of information."

Myrven gives a short nod of approval.

"Sure, I fink cap'n is still watchin the boat while the lads are on shore"

Dahlia nods to her companions and says, "Well then let's make this happen. This way." She gestures toward the door, intending to take the wizards to the crates, to complete the transaction.

Dahlia holds up a hand at the first rumor and says, "Nah, that one's no good. We met the creature and spoke with it, twice. It can be bribed with strong drink in large quantities. So that one doesn't count. And yeah, hand over the trinket, bub."

Dahlia suggests they return to the boat and send the ship back with their cut, then we can stay here and shop with our new coin, look for trouble, etc.