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Quest handouts: board notice, sealed letter, reward contract
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Printable handouts that start an adventure at the table: a notice torn from a quest board, a sealed letter, and a reward contract. Each has its heading lettered and a ruled body left empty for the game master to write the job or the terms. The styles are parchment, woodblock print and a royal decree with a blackletter heading. Type a direction, such as pirate port, and it is a request for that look.
- a notice on a tavern board that starts a quest
- a sealed letter from a patron
- a reward contract for a guild job
- a prop for a one-shot or the opening of a campaign
Frequently asked questions
- What documents are included?
- A quest board notice headed Help Wanted, a sealed letter addressed to the bearer, and a Contract of Service with three numbered terms and two signature lines.
- Is the job already written?
- No. The samples show a sample reward line, 50 Gold, and the body is open for the game master to write.
- How do the three styles differ?
- Parchment is hand-lettered brown ink on torn tan paper. Woodblock is black ink on rough kraft paper with a carved heading. Royal decree is crimson, black and gold on cream with a double border and a ribbon seal.
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