Contract(Filled)
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2015 3:41 pmToday I created a random event that I will evolve and expand.
Unlike my failed Crusades that required more time than i had to handle these will be random and very short but rewarding.
Today the first Contract was filled by Lord Fred
Contract: Fear in Minoc
A bear has been attacking merchants along the roads from Minoc to Vesper, The Iron road must remain open so that the iron can flow from Minoc or Vesper where it is loaded on boats and taken to cities in need.
The Merchant were too afraid to travel after a few carriage horses and drivers were attacked and killed by the fearless bear, so they banded together and put forth a contract. Kill the Bear, bring it's head as proof and receive a 250,000 Gold coin reward.
Quickly after the Contract was posted the Noble, Lord Fred took it apon himself to fell the foul beast and secure safe passage for the humble merchants of Minoc.
The contract was paid and closed on behalf of the merchants of minoc by the town bank shortly after the head was displayed as proof.
Three Cheers for Lord Fred, Slayer of beasts and Bane of the Bear!
Unlike my failed Crusades that required more time than i had to handle these will be random and very short but rewarding.
Today the first Contract was filled by Lord Fred
Contract: Fear in Minoc
A bear has been attacking merchants along the roads from Minoc to Vesper, The Iron road must remain open so that the iron can flow from Minoc or Vesper where it is loaded on boats and taken to cities in need.
The Merchant were too afraid to travel after a few carriage horses and drivers were attacked and killed by the fearless bear, so they banded together and put forth a contract. Kill the Bear, bring it's head as proof and receive a 250,000 Gold coin reward.
Quickly after the Contract was posted the Noble, Lord Fred took it apon himself to fell the foul beast and secure safe passage for the humble merchants of Minoc.
The contract was paid and closed on behalf of the merchants of minoc by the town bank shortly after the head was displayed as proof.
Three Cheers for Lord Fred, Slayer of beasts and Bane of the Bear!