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The Traders have ways of compelling obedience, of defending themselves. Even Named Adventurers must tread carefully because those who break Roshal’s rules will die, no matter where they are. There are assassins and groups of trained killers that have slain monarchs who go against Roshal. And the Traders have countless thousands of years of knowledge. They know secrets of classes and leveling that even Kings and Rulers don't know,<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/01/27/4-06-km/ Chapter 4.06 KM]</ref> such as the [[Horror Ranks]] and [[Aspects]]. | The Traders have ways of compelling obedience, of defending themselves. Even Named Adventurers must tread carefully because those who break Roshal’s rules will die, no matter where they are. There are assassins and groups of trained killers that have slain monarchs who go against Roshal. And the Traders have countless thousands of years of knowledge. They know secrets of classes and leveling that even Kings and Rulers don't know,<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2018/01/27/4-06-km/ Chapter 4.06 KM]</ref> such as the [[Horror Ranks]] and [[Aspects]]. | ||
When nations change hands on [[Chandrar]], they will send an emissary, with perhaps bribes or threats, to ensure that the old treaties they had with the nation are intact. Those treaties let them ply their trade, bid on prisoners of war, and travel unimpeded, with little questions or oversight.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2023/01/18/9-32/ Chapter 9.32]</ref> They also use their power and wealth to ensure they can freely travel abroad, even in places where slavery is forbidden.<ref name=":0" /> | When nations change hands on [[Chandrar]], they will send an emissary, with perhaps bribes or threats, to ensure that the old treaties they had with the nation are intact. Those treaties let them ply their trade, bid on prisoners of war, and travel unimpeded, with little questions or oversight.<ref>[https://wanderinginn.com/2023/01/18/9-32/ Chapter 9.32]</ref> They also use their power and wealth to ensure they can freely travel abroad, even in places where slavery is forbidden.<ref name=":0" /> | ||