Source: Wanted poster at Oleg’s Trading Post
Task: The bandits in the Greenbelt need to be
shown that their actions will not be tolerated.
Capture or defeat at least six of them to send
a message.
Completion: Any six bandits defeated completes this
quest.
Reward: One week after the sixth defeat, bandit
activity is noticeably affected and the swordlords
send a reward of 400 gp.

These bandits are led by a cruel and vindictive
woman named Kressle—although she’s not present at
this time, having entrusted the collection to her second-
in-command and sometime-lover Happs Bydon. Happs is
a crude and foul-mouthed man who turned to banditry
after he was caught running a protection racket in Restov
while also, in theory, serving as a soldier and city guard.
He fled the city when he learned that the law was coming
for him, abandoning a wife and two children to suffer the
shame of his crimes. He’s found that banditry agrees with
him—he quite enjoys the outdoors, and the occasional
tumble with Kressle is nice too. He suspects that she’s
working for an even more important bandit, but for now is
content being the second-biggest fish in the bandit camp
at Thorn Ford (area K). As an officer in the Stag Lord’s
army, Happs wears a small silver amulet shaped in the
likeness of a stag’s skull—even though Happs has yet to
actually meet the Stag Lord in person.

Ayles Megesen: Ayles is a soft-spoken man
whose calm demeanor should not be taken
for passivity—Ayles enjoys the act of torture
the most among the bandits, and often
spends hours after a fight “exploring”
surviving victims.
Cragger Kench: A former cutpurse,
Cragger was beaten senseless by the Stag Lord
for drinking a bottle of his liquor, and his
injuries have left him a little dim-witted—
although not so dim-witted as Auchs.
Dirty Jeb Megesen : Ayles’s younger
brother, Dirty Jeb likes to think he
got his nickname for his penchant
for fighting dirty, when in fact the
moniker stems from his aversion to
hygiene.
Falgrim Sneeg (Not here): Falgrim Sneeg is an
older Varisian with graying hair and an unruly beard. A
former mercenary, he possesses an unnerving calm in the
face of violence.
Fat Norry: Behind only Auchs in size, Fat Norry
somehow never seems to lose weight despite the hard lives
the bandits live. This rotund bandit is rarely seen without
some sort of food clutched in a greasy hand.
Jex the Snitch (Not here): The least popular with the men but
perhaps the Stag Lord’s favorite minion is this aptly-
nicknamed man. His penchant for reporting the other
bandits’ mistakes to the Stag Lord is likely to earn him a
shallow grave before much longer.
Topper Red (Not here): Topper Red was a struggling street poet
from the city of Pitax. He fled that city when an affair turned
sour, and eventually joined the Stag Lord's ranks while
romanticizing the thrilling life of a lawless brigand.

Task: Although his wife claims it’s not a big loss
compared to what the bandits could have taken, Oleg
knows the theft of her wedding ring has distressed
her. She’s forbidden him from risking life and limb to
recover it, but if anyone else can find the ring and
return it to him, he’ll be very grateful.
Completion: Track down the ring. The bandits were the last
to have it, but they might have lost or sold it already.
Reward: Oleg promises 1,000 gp in trading post credit
if his wife’s ring can be recovered.</quest>

He offers a few other wanted posters as well.

<quote More quests>
W anted : t uskgutter
Source: Wanted poster at Oleg’s Trading Post
Task: Every Greenbelt hunter has a story about
Tuskgutter, each wilder than the last. Whoever
manages to kill the ill-tempered beast will get a
nice reward from old, retired Vekkel Benzen, who
lost his leg to the monster pig a year ago.
Completion: Deliver Tuskgutter’s head to Oleg’s.
Reward: Vekkel has promised his masterwork longbow
and six  +1 animal bane arrows to whoever can kill
Tuskgutter. He also promises to share the head
cheese he plans to make out of this trophy.

W anted : t atzlWyrm
Source: Wanted poster at Oleg’s Trading Post
Task: The way everyone talks about tatzlwyrms,
one might think they’re swarming throughout the
Stolen Lands. This isn’t the case; they’re actually
quite rare. A tatzlwyrm head would be a great
conversation piece at Oleg’s. He has promised a
reward for anyone who can deliver one.
Completion: Slay a tatzlwyrm and deliver its head.
Reward: Oleg will pay 600 gp for a relatively
undamaged tatzlwyrm head.

k obolds in the h ills
Source: Wanted poster at Oleg’s Trading Post
Task: The Sootscale kobolds dwell in a cave
somewhere in the Kamelands. Normally not a
problem, they’ve been riled up by something lately.
Find their lair and ensure that the kobolds aren’t
going to continue being a threat.
Completion: End the kobold threat.
Reward: The swordlords send a reward of 800 gp
once the kobold activity is under control.

Wanted: Bandits
Source: Wanted poster at Oleg’s Trading Post
Task: The bandits in the Greenbelt need to be
shown that their actions will not be tolerated.
Capture or defeat at least six of them to send
a message.
Completion: Any six bandits defeated completes this
quest.
Reward: One week after the sixth defeat, bandit
activity is noticeably affected and the swordlords
send a reward of 400 gp.

Each quest in this module is worth 100xp / char

m oon r adish s oup
Source: Svetlana Leveton at Oleg’s Trading Post
Task: Oleg’s been under a lot of stress lately, and
Svetlana would love to cook him his favorite meal
(moon radish soup) to help him relax. Unfortunately,
moon radishes are relatively rare. A patch grows
about 16 miles south of the trading post.
Completion: Bring Svetlana a basket of moon
radishes.
Reward: Svetlana is ready to pay a 250 gp reward
to anyone who can bring her enough moon radishes to
make soup.