After arriving, browsing the catalogue of artifacts, and socializing with the guests, they settled in to spend a lot of coin! I fully populated the Canny Jackal and it’s guests, and made a player handout listing all the objects up for bid which I handed out to my players the session before. Knowing that one of my players, my sister-in-law, loves all things Egyptian, I decided to go all out on the auction. That combined with an estimate of how much they’ll be making at the auction, and their wealth from previous delves, left my player’s with a heavy coin purse. Because of their exceptional performance in the lottery, they were granted a writ for 1,000 gp each to be spent at the auction by High Priestess Sebti of the Grand Mausoleum. They’ve selected their lots, priced their goods, and spent a good deal of coin on proper attire for the festivities.

Having recently finished exploring three tombs within Wati’s Necropolis, my player’s characters have earned the right to place their artifacts up for auction at the Canny Jackal. Now, my children don’t actually play in Mummy’s Mask on Friday nights, but they did help me populate and pre-test the auction, so they were literally bouncing in excitement all day. Currently on Book 2 – Empty Graves, we played through one of the parts of this campaign that my children were most excited about–an auction at the Canny Jackal. This past Friday was game night around my house, and we played Mummy’s Mask.

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