'How much? What - for this? Allow me me explain a fundamental principle of economics.' He's painted over the glass, though, with the face of a bat. As all visitors to the Rose-Market must, he carries a mirror. His wheeled chair squeaks through the crowd. Player note: the Alarming Scholar only pays 20 Echos for one of these.Ī Jovial Contrarian is purchasing Long-Boxes He examines the figure's glaring eyes and clenched, bead-sized fists. The Detective waits until the crowd has finished booing before he makes his offer. Nearby, a puppet-theatre is performing The Gardens of the Serpent. The Honey-Addled Detective is collecting Watchful Curios Player note: Better deal than the Dark-Spectacled Admiral or the Diplomat gives. Thank you.' He sits a heavy purse on the cabinet, and leaves without another word. Candle-light flashes in his dark glasses as he tucks the note into his breast pocket. You breathe against the glass of a display cabinet, and the Bespectacled Visitor scribbles down the words you trace into the condensation. He drags his thumb over his thick moustache and nods. Player note: Same amount of Echo as the Alarming Scholar or Traveler's Friend in Khan's Shadow.Ī Bespectacled Visitor will pay to learn Moves in the Great Game Inferior to London workmanship, obviously, but it will make an acceptable conversation piece nevertheless.' He snaps his fingers at a servant. The Veteran Privy Counsellor holds a mirror behind the artefact, and examines the reflection. He is there surveying curios from distant ports, with palace servants in muted slippers (the Empress dislikes loud noises). The Veteran Privy Counsellor is seeking an Outlandish Artefact He takes a tiny, careful nibble as soon as you hand it over, careful not to spill a drop of juice. With his proceeds, he could dine frugally for a fortnight, sensibly for a week, or on Solacefruit for supper. 'I sold a sonnet!' he exclaims, jangling a pocketful of echoes.

Player Note: More Echo than at Wolfstack Exchange.Ī Starving Poet is looking for a Solacefruit 'It makes admirable jewellery,' she explains, 'but exceptional tea.' Two of the market's horse-masked attendants help her wheel the box away. Player Note: More Echo than the Alarming Scholar gives but no reputation gain.Ī Tattooed Courier will pay well for a consignment of Scintillack Then he closes the book, shakes his head, and commends his own good sense. But on long evenings, he lights a candle and reads accounts of reckless nautical adventures. The Baronet would never abandon his gloomy, ivied marsh-mansion. The wharf is strewn with them whenever the Rose-Market congregates. He brushes black rose-petals from his shoes. 'For the knowledge and your silence.'Ī Prim Baronet is looking for an Unread Log When you have finished, there is a rustling beneath her scarves a wrinkled hand emerges from the silk, and places a fat envelope next to the tea pot. As is market tradition, you write your information into the condensation with a finger. Shoshana holds a mirror over her pot of tea. She'll pay well for something portentous. The fortune-teller - under her many scarves - sips tea in a quiet corner of the market. Madame Shoshana is seeking an Extraordinary Implication This event becomes available in Fallen London if you have the following: However, they may not be here the next time you visit! Trigger conditions Game note: People at the Rose-Market will pay above the usual price for specific goods. According to the arcane, archaic rules of the market, you can only make one trade per visit. The Rose-Market caters to collectors and eccentrics - anyone with exotic tastes and the gumption to harass zee-captains. In addition to the market's implementation, many islands received new options for procuring items which vendors of the market are seeking. The market was implemented on February 6th, 2016 in honor of the 1-year anniversary of the game. Roser's Wharf is a Sunless Sea Story Event.

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