Razgriz: The Legend

Whereas merchants under the laws would be required to deliver goods to the walls of terradawn for lawdic use, under the reliance treaty merchants began to flood the walls with goods and services, turning the aristocratic bunker into a thriving marketplace

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Tern

It was a civilized place, filled with merchants, churchmen, power brokers, and every other imaginable thing that one could conceive of in a city and perhaps many one could not. and tern hated all of it.

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Aria

The rest of the group scattered; the two merchants scurried off one way, the driver hobbled another way, and grayson just stood there, becoming more soaked by the minute. the city.

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50 - Tavern Tour

'how did the merchant describe it? you won't find a more wretched hive of villainy and scum?' she laughed once. 'that sounds like a line from a cheap theatre play.'

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Any Port, Chapter 1: Disorientation.

"i've got a used match reporter somewhere," admitted the merchant. "the shell's cracked and the screen's a little glitchy, but i guess that's not a big deal."

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A Tragedy of Impatience

And, when was the last time you used your merchant magic to my benefit? not ours, but something just for me. do you ever think about me or do you skip straight through to you saying the magic words, 'do your thing!'

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Memories

It was a scale whom merchant and scholar both would find worthless. yet it was a memory, that in this cold clearing, to the girl was priceless. it was her past, a remembrance of something she would never again attain. it was gone now, like the moon.

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The Hyena Prince: Prologue

The name hyena was something to be feared, whether they were the clan in the graveyard, or the shifty eyed merchants who appeared and disappeared like spirits.

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Found and Lost

The sign did not need to proclaim the nature of the goods being offered, as it was obvious that these merchants provided the best in gold, silver, and precious stones to a wealthy clientele.

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Carnival of Traitors - Chapter II

"upon hearing these words, my lord, my soul is at ease knowing there is bright future before stimarch under your rule," answered the merchant, bowing his head.

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Chapter Eight - Breaking the Collar

All in all, i'd say that the time spent meeting the various merchants was well spent, and the others agreed.

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A Bard's Tale - Chapter One.

A merchant must have a place to spend his hard earned gold, in this way the fabled eagle has become the villages heart, a place for all, travellers and residents.

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