The relic is real, the buyer is real, and the provenance is a document three men have signed and none of them have read.
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The relic is real, the buyer is real, and the provenance is a document three men have signed and none of them have read. You are paid for the object, not the paperwork.
Rift board, from level 1. One of twelve salvage names the board draws from — the only track that reliably brings gear back.
| pays | gear, half rates on both |
| takes | 1–15 min |
| costs | 1 stamina per minute |
| may roll | 20–55% |
The relic is real, the buyer is real, and the provenance is a document three men have signed and none of them have read. You are paid for the object, not the paperwork.
Rift board, from level 1. One of twelve salvage names the board draws from — the only track that reliably brings gear back.
Relic Hunt is entry #36 in the Missions chapter of the Grindveil Codex.

Eleven wagons, one road, and a merchant who describes the cargo as "textiles" in a tone that closes the subject. Nothing has ever attacked this caravan. He pays for guards anyway, every single run.

The ledger says forty. The village says twelve, and shows you the twelve with great ceremony. You write down twelve, because the ledger is in the capital and the village is right here.

Six names on the board, four of them the same man under different spellings. The clerk pays per poster, not per person, and has never once asked a follow-up question.

Getting in is a door. Getting out is a door. The eleven minutes in between are where the wage comes from.

The fence asks no questions, which is a service, and prices accordingly. You are not being robbed. You are paying for silence by weight.

He talks for the whole road. By the third hour you know his daughter's name, his supplier's markup and exactly what he thinks of the Guild. You would not trade the walk for a quiet one.
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