Editing Put your (coin description) suggestion to the Solicitor-Baroness

{{Action
|Icon = devilessinsect.png
|From Storylet title = The Resolution of a Debt
|ID = 250084
|Description = If the Sleeping Merchant were woken, the Bazaar's Seal broken, the new Cedar planted, and the debt paid in (coin description) form, would that suffice?
|Unlocked with = {{Unlock|New-Minted Currency}}
|Locked with = {{IL|Started minting}} {{hidden}} 
|Game Instructions = The more generous the currency, the easier the persuasion. If this is successful and the Solicitor-Baroness accepts your offer, the Bazaar will begin minting coins according to your instructions.
|Description summary = The coin description varies with {{IL|New-Minted Currency}}.
{{:New-Minted Currency/Descriptions}}
|BroadQuality = {{IL|Persuasive}}
|BroadDiff = 300
|Challenge information = Difficulty is 300, reduced by 50 for each currency aspect.
|Success title = Details in triplicate
|Success description = […] The Merchant will be woken […] The Seal of the Bazaar will be snapped […] The coin will be stored at the Magistracy […] and a Cedar of Oath planted over it.

All these promises are, finally, rendered into detailed codicils, and the Solicitor satisfied.
|Success summary = The second paragraph varies with {{IL|New-Minted Currency}}
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{{Variant table
|Condition = New-Minted Currency |Effect = Second paragraph|Compact = yes
|Value 1 - 7 = "We had hoped[…]for something that would guarantee a resolution. If the Bazaar's cities or the Bazaar's Masters do something that gives offence, we would have them sent to the Magistracy of the Evenlode, and tried under blended law."
|Value 8 = "The concession regarding the Evenlode is welcome," says the Solicitor-Baroness. "But the payment must also matter to the Bazaar, or it will not have a binding effect."
|Value 9, 11 = "This approaches what we asked," says the Solicitor-Baroness[…]"And we recognise it is no small thing that the Bazaar is tendering her stories as backing. But the bargain at first was meant to cover every individual the Bazaar had brought to the Neath."
|Value 10 = "This approaches what we asked," says the Solicitor-Baroness cautiously. "And the lacre promises a more monstrous Neath. It is encouraging; but I think it is not enough. What prevents the Bazaar from breaking her commitments?"
|Value 12, 14 = "This approaches what we asked," says the Solicitor-Baroness cautiously. "It does surrender the Bazaar's servants to the Magistracy, if we require and arbitration. But I would wish to see an arrangement that the Bazaar could not so easily break."
|Value 13 = "This approaches what we asked," says the Solicitor-Baroness […] "And we recognise it is no small thing that the Bazaar is tendering her stories as backing. But we were promised a payment that would be numbered with the count of souls in the Neath."
|Value 15 = "It is a strong payment," says the Solicitor-Baroness coldly, with unyielding majesty. "But we would have liked also to see an apology."
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*{{Success Increase|Persuasive}}
{{Redirect|Practical Numismatics}}

{{Failure
|Failure title = Curt and unambiguous refusal
|Failure description = […]

Hell, she implies, does better for its clients, and she will not consent to anything so feeble.
|Failure summary = The first paragraph is the same as the varying paragraph of the success description.
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*{{Failure Increase|Persuasive}}
*{{Gain|Scandal|+2 CP}}