I'm very pleased with this arrangement. I imagine M'Raskhar is as well. Thank you for helping us connect.

I haven't heard from M'Raskhar on our deal yet.

Well, if you ever feel like showing me this rulebook of yours, you know where to find me.

[He peers through the book handed to him with interest, reading through it in full.] I've been thinking about getting involved in the gambling business. Maybe this would let me do so while avoiding its... seedier side. Tell M'Raskhar that I'm interested in investing, and of course he'll get his royalties as a part of the deal. Take this payment of 500 septims to him.

A card game, you say? May I see the rulebook?

You say you have a card game to show me, but you don't have a rulebook for it. Come back to me when you do.

You want to sell a game to the boss? Fine. Talk to Vurvyn Othren. He's in his office.

You want to sell a game to the boss? Fine. Talk to Vurvyn Othren.

You want to sell a game to the boss? Fine. Talk to Vurvyn Othren. He's in his office.

You want to sell a game to the boss? Fine. Talk to Vurvyn Othren. He's in his office.

You want to sell a game to the boss? Fine. Talk to Vurvyn Othren. He's in his office. Here's a key.

You want to sell a game to the boss? Fine. Talk to Vurvyn Othren. He's in his office. Here's a key.

The boss handles that kind of thing, but he's a busy mer. How about you go play a game yourself? There are plenty of tables available if you have the coin.

I don't know, outlander. I think you'd need a better reason to bother the boss than that. How about you go play a game yourself? There are plenty of tables available if you have the coin.

Rogatus Cipius, the Factor, actually has quite the interest in such games. You should talk to him if you're looking for an investor.

Rogatus Cipius, the local Factor of the %Faction, actually has quite the interest in such games. You should talk to him if you're looking for an investor. He's in the company's office at the Waterfront.

Get out of my office, outlander. I'm not buying your ridiculous game.

Normally I'd have my guards throw you into the river. But you've piqued my curiosity. At the very least, it'll probably get a laugh out of me. [%Name takes the book and begins reading, then hands the book back not even halfway through.] No. Too complicated. Not worth the investment when we already have tables raking in septims night after night. I doubt our clientele would even bother to learn the rules. Find some slack-jawed outlander to sell it to.

You came here to sell me a game, but you're refusing to let me see the rules. Stupid. Get out of my office.

So, you have a game to sell to the Fortuna. Show me this rulebook of yours.

So where's the rulebook for this game? You lose it? Don't bother me with this nonsense, outlander.

It is thanks to you, and only you, that %name has this chance. When M'Raskhar becomes rich, perhaps he will move to a nice manor in Cyrodiil.

%Name will never sell Caravan at this rate.

Really?! %name has finally gotten his big break in Narsis! Keep half the payment, %PCName. You surely deserve it. M'Raskhar was starting to believe no one would buy Caravan, but you proved him wrong!

Really?! Where is the gold, then?

M'Raskhar will wait here for your results, in rain or sand.

Too complicated?! Oh, this is terrible. M'Raskhar is happy you gave him a chance. But sadly, this is all he can pay you for your efforts. If only it was a success. M'Raskhar fears that Caravan will never be played now.

Have you convinced the Dunmer at the Fortuna to play the game already? Or have you found anyone else who is interested in M'Raskhar's game?

The Fortuna boss is dead? Oh dear... Tell you what, %PCName. M'Raskhar will let you keep half the earned gold if you find another investor in Narsis. M'Raskhar will be waiting eagerly, but patiently, for the results of this endeavor.

M'Raskhar is waiting eagerly, but patiently, for the results of this endeavor.

This is a shame. Perhaps %Name will be here if you change your mind.

M'Raskhar is excited to finally have help! Your part in his plan is simple: take this rulebook into the Fortuna and present it to the Dunmer in charge. Convince the Fortuna to buy it and have it be played on their property. M'Raskhar is counting on your success.

Have you changed your mind? Will you help %Name sell his game? He realizes that few have the time for such an errand, but M'Raskhar promises the returns will be great if this is a success.

Hm. On second thought, %name thinks you don't have the business sense he is looking for. He apologizes, but Narsis has many merchants. One of them must be willing to help him.

%name has a game he would like to sell to the Fortuna. It is rather... popular back in Elsweyr, yes. M'Raskhar would go in himself and present this game to Fortuna management, but he does not have the salesman aura that you have. Not to mention M'Raskhar prefers his fur on his body -- he does not like how the Dunmer who guard the Fortuna look at him. Could you go in M'Raskhar's stead?

Glad to hear it all worked out. I have my doubts about this 'Caravan' game, though. It's rather... opaque.

A new card game, you say? Do you know of Rogatus Cipius? He's the new Factor of the East Empire Company here in Narsis. I heard he was looking to invest some funds into the gambling industry. You may want to talk to him in the company's office at the Waterfront.