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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erekose13" data-source="post: 1302423" data-attributes="member: 3387">The ContractThe younger man steps forward when you have finished your introductions, "Korwin Krenn, sir." He says nervously.  He looks quite young and his nervousness may bely some inexperience.  From your short trek with him through the city you get the sense that he is trustworthy atleast.Master Mollen hands the contract to Aadin for perusal while he answers the other's questions.  "Well, Mr. Kalythar we are going to be bringing some supplies to help the miners and gold seekers for the winter. And we are also bringing a few items for trade with the Faen in Brightholme.  The most important part of the trek will be our return however.  I have employed several people at the site of the gold rush and they have managed to collect a number of peices for me.  As the winter feels like it is coming on early I would like to move my assets to a more secure place here in the city.  If you have any other concerns please do ask."Scanning the contract Aadin you find that it is for the most part to your liking.  It is as the recruiter said, 1 gold peice per day.  Double the payment on successful completion of the mission.  The contract period has been stipulated as 2 weeks or until the safe return of Master Mollen, which ever is longer.  A seperate bonus has been included for any dangers that are encountered along the way.  Creatures such as dire wolves, trolls and goblins all have a bounty listed and any other hazzards like weather all have a rate associated with them.  The language of the contract is like some of that you have seen before, but still it is kind of mindboggling.  There are no clauses that jump out at you, besides the period of contract.  One thing that you do notice that is quite different from other mercenary contracts is that any loot taken from creatures is to be split among the guards.  Normally such contracts do not allow for such a clause, but it could be the distant locale way up here in the north that requires a bit more insentive.As you finish Mollen says, "It is all to your liking, Mr. Lofgred, I assume.  If you do have any questions please feel free to ask."</blockquote>

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