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imported>Darman36 Would "Diplomat" work, since he mediates disputes bw Qin and Xiongnu, even if not officially appointed to an office? |
imported>Sol Pacificus I would err against it because it's not clear how formal his role was. / After I met him in my own game, I realize that you don't actually sell the artifacts to him. He identifies them for you. What confuses me is that you should be paying him to appraise them, but I don't recall needing to pay. You do receive money for completing his tutorial quest, but it's not clear he gave you that money or it's just a gameplay reward. It doesn't make sense to me for him to pay his client. |
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'''Ding Shuge''' was a [[China|Chinese]] artifact appraiser from the state of {{Wiki|Zhao (state)|Zhao}} who lived during the [[Qin dynasty]].<ref name="ACJ">''[[Assassin's Creed: Codename Jade]]''</ref> | '''Ding Shuge''' was a [[China|Chinese]] artifact appraiser from the state of {{Wiki|Zhao (state)|Zhao}} who lived during the [[Qin dynasty]].<ref name="ACJ">''[[Assassin's Creed: Codename Jade]]''</ref> | ||
Before his vocation as an appraiser, he was an aide to {{wiki|Lü Buwei}}, in which capacity he was an adroit mediator between the Qin and the [[Xiongnu]] whenever border conflicts arose.<ref name="ACJ" /> By 215 BCE, he had settled in the city of Yangzhou near the [[Great Wall of China]]. Among his regular business contacts was a ''[[Wei Yu's disciple|youxia]]'' apprenticed to the [[spear]]-master [[Wei Yu]] who would | Before his vocation as an appraiser, he was an aide to {{wiki|Lü Buwei}}, in which capacity he was an adroit mediator between the Qin and the [[Xiongnu]] whenever border conflicts arose.<ref name="ACJ" /> By 215 BCE, he had settled in the city of Yangzhou near the [[Great Wall of China]]. Among his regular business contacts was a ''[[Wei Yu's disciple|youxia]]'' apprenticed to the [[spear]]-master [[Wei Yu]] who would bring him artifacts they found throughout [[Shang Commandery|northern Shang Commandery]] for identification.<ref name="Small Things Bring Great Rewards">''[[Assassin's Creed: Codename Jade]]'' – Small Things Bring Great Rewards</ref> | ||
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Ding Shuge was a Chinese artifact appraiser from the state of Zhao who lived during the Qin dynasty.[1]
Before his vocation as an appraiser, he was an aide to Lü Buwei, in which capacity he was an adroit mediator between the Qin and the Xiongnu whenever border conflicts arose.[1] By 215 BCE, he had settled in the city of Yangzhou near the Great Wall of China. Among his regular business contacts was a youxia apprenticed to the spear-master Wei Yu who would bring him artifacts they found throughout northern Shang Commandery for identification.[2]
Appearances
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Assassin's Creed: Codename Jade
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Codename Jade – Small Things Bring Great Rewards
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