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Life is the finest, when a carrot is hanging comfortably in the distance - a reward to be precise.
First of all, to the set-up: We will differentiate between 'Contract Reward', 'Difficulty Reward', 'Highest Magic Item' and 'Potential Loot Reward'
Contract Reward:
The Contract Reward will be taken from this table: 
Difficulty Reward:
The Difficulty Reward determines, whether the Player/DM will get Hazard Pay or Hazard Reduction, depending on what type of difficulty the game will be set on.
| Easy | + Base Contract (Gold adjusted to Level per Quest) |
| Medium | + Base Contract (Gold adjusted to Level per Quest) |
| Hard | + Base Contract (Gold adjusted to Level per Quest) |
| Deadly | + Base Contract (Gold adjusted to Level per Quest) |
Highest Magic Item:
Let's say the group of players were able to find an uncommon item as Tier 2 adventurers - will this item be included in the calculation? Or will it 'disappear' at the end?
I believe, we can determine the potential Treasure Reward with Tiers! Highest Magic Item = Should only be rarely distributed.
| Tier 1 (4-7) | Highest Magic Item: Uncommon |
| Tier 2 (8-10) | Highest Magic Item: Rare |
| Tier 3 (11-15) | Highest Magic Item: Very Rare |
| Tier 4 (16-18) | Highest Magic Item: Legendary |
| Tier 5 (19-20) | Highest Magic Item: Artifcact |
Potential Loot Reward:
So how can we determine the exact amount of potential loot? Or what loot to be precise? Of course with the list below!
Onto the topic of materials for crafting - they are added on top of the 'base contract in loot'
For example: Loot = 800gp, Material = 200gp (Medium Quest)
Easy |
1.0x the base contract in loot |
Medium |
1.5x the base contract in loot and materials for crafting (1/4) |
Hard |
2.0x the base contract in loot and materials for crafting (2/4) |
Deadly |
2.5x the base contract in loot and a magic item. |