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[subigito]

Type: Text
Sender ID: Subigito (Astarion)
To: Public
Subject: Paranormal Particulars
Warnings: N/A

Do you think a realtor is legally obligated to disclose that a house is haunted?
Please discuss.

Comments

[yuezun]

It is amusing to watch someone attempt a task that they are unskilled in?

[He doesn't understand humor to begin with, but if Asterion affirms this question, it would explain some of the reactions he'd seen others have regarding those with little skill attempting tasks without the knowledge or skill to do them.]

[subigito]

Of course it is! They fail in such spectacular ways.

[yuezun]

This venerable one will keep that in mind.

This venerable one would know why this question was asked. Are you looking to take up your formal role as a magistrate and researching laws?

[The state of Nogard's legal system was as questionable as Paladin Armada's moral integrity: he trusted neither, but at least Nogard was honest about how dishonest much of it was.]

[subigito]

Oh, no, I'm trying to buy a house. I want to know my recourse if they lie to me.

[yuezun]

If they are your estate manager and they lie to you, they should be punished at your discretion. If they are another lord's estate manager and they lie to you, both they and their lord should be punished in a manner that is both public and decisive so others may understand that attempts to cheat you will not be tolerated.

[subigito]

Such a straightforward way of solving problems! Of course I'd love to, but I'm not sure the corsairs would take so kindly to it.

[yuezun]

Punishment comes in many forms. This venerable one has observed that corsairs favor public humiliation and an insultingly remedial reeducation for those that are not skilled in their favored craft of theft without being caught. If you are truly concerned for how 'kindly' they take a justified response, there are certain to be methods and means that they'll approve of.

[subigito]

You do have a compelling point. I'll consider it.