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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Farquhar" data-source="post: 8092441" data-attributes="member: 6906155">Not correct. Whist the players might be given this quest first, they won't resolve it until they have visited at least one more town, possibly several.Every town, including the one the players start in, has at least one location-quest available, so it's very unlikely players will actually find him until they are at least level 2. A party of 2 level characters should make short work of him if he has to face them alone.It says in the text, the mission is a bounty hunt, not a murder investigation. Bounty Hunters are not expected to provide proof, just bring in the bounty and get paid. Not that the people of Icewind Dale seem to be into the whole &quot;innocent until proven guilty&quot; thing anyway. If the PCs are worried they can always try to bring him in alive.Because gods play by the rules. So long as those smaller towns make the agreed upon lesser sacrifice Auril has no reason to punish them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul Farquhar, post: 8092441, member: 6906155"] Not correct. Whist the players might be given this quest first, they won't resolve it until they have visited at least one more town, possibly several. Every town, including the one the players start in, has at least one location-quest available, so it's very unlikely players will actually find him until they are at least level 2. A party of 2 level characters should make short work of him if he has to face them alone. It says in the text, the mission is a bounty hunt, not a murder investigation. Bounty Hunters are not expected to provide proof, just bring in the bounty and get paid. Not that the people of Icewind Dale seem to be into the whole "innocent until proven guilty" thing anyway. If the PCs are worried they can always [I]try[/I] to bring him in alive. Because gods play by the rules. So long as those smaller towns make the agreed upon lesser sacrifice Auril has no reason to punish them. [/QUOTE]

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