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closed | the pros and cons of privateering
WHO: Yseult, Darras, Flint, Byerly
WHAT: Antivan intel prompts a discussion of strategy
WHEN: Now
WHERE: the Gallows
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WHAT: Antivan intel prompts a discussion of strategy
WHEN: Now
WHERE: the Gallows
NOTES: n/a
[ Yseult has called the meeting, so it's her office they're in, the chairs before the (cold) hearth turned to face the sofa against the wall to make room for all four. Yseult has claimed the corner of that sofa nearest the window, where the occasional breeze can be felt. Everyone's here, everyone has a drink from her excellent-by-Riftwatch-standards bar cabinet, so she swallows a sip of rum and begins. ]
I have intelligence that the Antivan Merchant Prince Bonaiuto Cellini has two ships soon departing bound for Val Chevin. I think it's time we revisited the question of using the ships at our disposal for privateering.

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[ Byerly crosses his long legs, and swirls the brandy in his cup. ]
Well, it's not a move that'll make my life easier.
[ Which isn't a condemnation, nor a refusal; it's quite likely that the benefits are going to outweigh the drawbacks, in his opinion. ]
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