>>5197103>>5197128The exchange takes quite a while, but Bildrath happily counts his money. You and Ireena spend quite some time packing your new gear, organizing and categorizing items (e.g. separating flammable and non-flammable items, deciding who carries what, etc.).
<span class="mu-s">The full price of everything purchased costs 84gp, 3sp, and 5cp.</span> (Somebody may correct me if I'm wrong, but I double-checked this math.)
That leaves the party with <span class="mu-s">5gp, 6sp, 5cp</span>.
The full list of items purchased (save from those being carried by Ireena) can be reviewed on Aranuel's character sheet:
https://pastebin.com/chuTtwgWThe amount of weight one person can carry is 15 mulitplied by their Strength score. That means Aranuel can carry a total of 225 lbs worth of gear. Her equipment load before the new supplies was very light; I have not calculated her exact equipment weight, but the heaviest items by far are her weapons and armor, which total 24lbs. Therefore it's safe to say she can carry the new gear.
Same with Ireena, who, with a Strength score of 11, is capable of carrying up to 165 lbs.
Ireena is used to wearing fine clothing, but doesn't have much issue leaving her typical outfits at home and opting for common clothes. She understands that it's best to lay low, and plans to spend most of her time on the road in full armor, which means there's little merit to bringing anything more than throwaway wool attire. She doesn't know how to use caltrops, but you give her a quick demonstration of how they work, and she catches on very quickly. She is confused about the purpose of the chalk until it's explained: "It will be useful if we need to mark things like trees or rocks," you say. "I have personally used it before when exploring the woods to create landmarks and avoid getting lost."
Finally prepared to leave, you fill your new flasks with water from the well, haul your packed gear over your shoulder, and set out.
Before leaving, however, you decide to investigate the woods where that figure was standing. Just one quick peek, in case you discover something important.
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