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<blockquote data-quote="Tom Cashel" data-source="post: 306951" data-attributes="member: 321">Things that can be Found Out from Tahgor Ironcrest1. There is, apparently, an anonymous sponsor of The Rolf-Lenumbrar Expedition who paid for extra wagons, horses and foodstuffs.&nbsp; A sizable stipend was set aside to hire caravan guards: 200 gp each before departure to cover incidental costs, plus an undisclosed amount for each guard once you reach the Silver Marches.&nbsp; Tahgor warns that from what he's been told, the loss of any protected individuals will result in a reduction of pay--this is not negotiable--but a successful journey is promised to result in a satisfactory reward.&nbsp; Any combat booty taken along the way belongs to you.2. There is a difference of opinion among the families--especially between the Rolf and Lenumbrar families--over which route is preferable.&nbsp; They are torn between relative speed and relative safety, but agree that the journey can't be any more dangerous than staying in Cormyr during the unfolding Civil War and expansion of chaos and banditry in the northern reaches.&nbsp; In short, the decision is left to the &quot;professionals&quot;: you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tom Cashel, post: 306951, member: 321"] [b]Things that can be Found Out from Tahgor Ironcrest[/b] 1. There is, apparently, an anonymous sponsor of The Rolf-Lenumbrar Expedition who paid for extra wagons, horses and foodstuffs. A sizable stipend was set aside to hire caravan guards: 200 gp each before departure to cover incidental costs, plus an undisclosed amount for each guard once you reach the Silver Marches. Tahgor warns that from what he's been told, the loss of any protected individuals will result in a reduction of pay--this is not negotiable--but a successful journey is promised to result in a satisfactory reward. Any combat booty taken along the way belongs to you. 2. There is a difference of opinion among the families--especially between the Rolf and Lenumbrar families--over which route is preferable. They are torn between relative speed and relative safety, but agree that the journey can't be any more dangerous than staying in Cormyr during the unfolding Civil War and expansion of chaos and banditry in the northern reaches. In short, the decision is left to the "professionals": you. [/QUOTE]

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