>Don't normal thieve's counterfeit items crumble after a time?
If I thought they did, I sure wouldn't ask them to do what I needed to get done.

> Did the one Qaledus made have this same limitation?
He is an immortal, if anyone could make one it would have to be an immortal.

>It would be pretty crappy if it was such a good fake that there wasn't
>a reasonable way to determine that it was, indeed,
>counterfeit.
There were ways he could have ensured he had the right items.

> I very seriously doubt this is the case, and it
>is certainly more likely that it was a case of not paying
>attention that allowed the counterfeit to pass, but I am kinda
>curious, since this sort of Imm/player conspiring to screw
>over another player's character doesn't sit so well in my
>conscious. Why not just have a mortal thief forge the
>counterfeit?
Most likely he could have avoided this. See above for not having a mortal thief do it.

>Just wondering, anything that can be provided without giving
>away who it was or anything that might affect character still
>in existence would be appreciated, though by no means expected
>or neccessary.
You take risks by trusting people that you treat poorly. The person/people behind it did everything the right way. They went to the right immortal for this situation, they had good reasons for doing it rp wise and they covered their bases extremely well by involving the right backup cast if anything were to happen.

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>Laearrist

Lyristeon