I have heard that you claim to be the Incarnate. I do not know the truth of the matter, but for now I will not give you duties.

You have been expelled from the Temple.

The matter is now settled, %PCRank. Let's discuss your further duties.

The nobility of House Hlaalu may yet be persuaded to lend us their support. My appeals to their good nature have fallen on deaf ears, and it is clear that greed is as rampant as a plague in this town. But perhaps we can use that to our advantage. We shall call out their miserly ways, and offer them a cure for greed in exchange for renewed donations to our Temple. A symbolic gesture, inspired by our friend Ulmon Vathri, but I think it will be highly effective.

Like I said, we need more donations to our good cause in order to keep feeding the poor people of Bal Foyen. If the Hlaalu nobility cannot be persuaded to support us out of the goodness of their hearts, condemning their lust for fortune and offering them a cure for greed may be the only way for us to continue our work. Convince Tholas Horaren, Milns Lloran, Zalan, Mels Mathyn, and Tholer Andas to pledge their support to the Temple and donate to our cause.

It seems that the local poor here in Bal Foyen really could benefit from the Temple's support. What I find curious is that Nalvs apparently has so much trouble raising sufficient funds. Our expenses can't be that high, given the meager services that we offer, can they?

That's Hlaalu Company scrip. A number of merchants in Hlaalu territory will exchange those for basic goods. No, I will not swap them for drakes. The councilor's instructions were clear.

The councilor has instructed me to provide you with these, as token of his support. I trust this donation is to your Temple's satisfaction.

Councilor Tholer Andas makes regular contributions to the Tribunal Temple. If you want to negotiate an additional donation, I imagine you would want to meet with Tholer Andas directly.

You'll have to talk to my husband about that.

Forgive my husband, pilgrim. You seem like the reliable type. Here, let me provide you with our contribution to the Temple's coffers.

My husband is not the trusting type, %PCRace. My apologies. Perhaps it would be best if you left.

What an awful way to treat my husband, %PCRace. I would expect better from the Temple.

You have our support, %PCName.

Out of the question. Your Temple keeps inviting all sorts of rabble in. Any one of them could be a spy in disguise. I will never support this nonsense.

You got what you wanted. Now get out of my house.

You were going to send a message to that lout in the Dancing Cup.

Tell you what. I need someone to help me send a message to someone here in town. I'd have my people do it, but frankly, the thought of having you run my errand is highly amusing. You send a message for me, and I'll give 200 drakes to your Temple.

The Temple wants my support, and they send an outlander to ask for it? I didn't know they even let your kind in.

You've got my contribution. But don't expect me to come and worship those gods of yours.

Alright, you seem to genuinely care about the wellbeing of the people of Bal Foyen, and ingratiating me with the locals wouldn't hurt. I can make a small contribution to your fundraising efforts.

I've got nothing against your Temple, but so far I've not been convinced that I should donate anything to it.

I'm sure you think your Temple does great things, but it's got nothing to do with me. Why would I care?

We're done here, %PCRace.

Fine, I will give you an advance on my planned contribution for next year. But tell your Master that if he tries this same scheme again, I will rescind my generous pledge of support, and will not contribute a single drake to any of his future fundraisers.

I already contributed to your Temple some months ago. Your Master accuses me of greed, but they way I see it, I have already contributed my share.

I have given you my support. Learn your limits, %PCRace.

I haven't forgotten your rudeness earlier. You will get nothing from me.

I'm glad we cleared that up. On your way you go.

I suppose I could increase my support, provided that the resulting business gets back to my House. Very well. Tell my steward Ulvys that I support the charitable mission of your Temple and to make sure that you are provided with the adequate coinage.

I find that hard to believe, unless your Temple has severely mismanaged its assets. I find my current support sufficient.

Surely you are aware that I already contribute generously to your Temple. Why is it that your Master demands more of me?

Did my servants tell you I had time for you? No? Then wait your turn.

You were not invited to enter my estate, %PCRace. Leave, and don't come back, unless you want your Temple to go without my generous support in the future.