Marsieux

Member of the Den, quiet, appraiser of trade items and identifier of magical things. Teller of tales.

Description
Human (?) male with some spellcasting ability.

Background
As one might expect for someone working for the Den, it's hard to pin down anything on Marsieux. He's good at telling stories and hyping stuff up and also has the magical chops to know when something is indeed what it is purported to be.

"So Tell Me, What's the Price to Pay for Glory?" (1x45)
The party first met Marsieux at the prize exchange counter of the Den when they were trading in their truly staggering winnings for the crushed gems they'd need for Ingrin's teleportation circle. He was called over specifically by the other prize counter worker, a halfling, because he could see whether the wand Felegum was offering for trade was legit. He was able to ascertain that it was and tempted the party with other trade offers. Set asked about daggers and while Marsieux showed him a wide variety, he also mentioned that the rogue might like a blade with a story. Set was intrigued and Marsieux brought out a bone-white dagger with a curve to the blade, saying that this was the weapon of a legendary hero. It felt like sand and Set had to have it. The party bought it for an absurd amount of money on top of their winnings. In Set's defense, Marsieux did say to "treat this dagger well, for it has treated its previous owners well." Maybe he was telling the truth. Or maybe he was just savvy enough knew how to snare a teen desperate to believe in something. Time will tell.