Bounty

I am willing to pay a sum of 200 gold for the capture of a man named Jack Willard. He is described as a human of medium height, with a dusky complexion, dark hair down to his chin, and equally dark eyes. He is wanted for murder, attempted murder, the use of poisons, and escaping lawful confinement. He is to be considered highly dangerous. Please do not attempt to fight him if you are unseasoned.

I will pay an equal amount for information that directly leads me to apprehend him myself.

This bounty is only valid if he is brought to me alive or in a condition from which he could be resuscitated.

To any who intend harm on the subjects of Travance, I will not idly stand by. Let what will inevitably befall Jack Willard serve as a warning. Harm my friends, harm my kin, harm the one I love and there will be consequences.

~Tobar Moroz Rasia

And, Tobar, how much would they be payed if they do kill the bastard themsellves?
I do not want him alive...but I suppose what I want is not always as important as I'd like.

For those reading thiss, if you count yourself as my friend, as I kno many of you do, please take to this cause and find this man. He brought great teror and paine into my lyfe during my June visit to Travance and he has been alive to tell the tale for 2 and a half months too long.

I thank you deeply.

If he is captured, what steps has the Barony taken to assure that he will not escape yet again? I wasted my time apprehending his associate. If he resists arrest and is killed, I will pay 300 gold, for he murdered one of my employees and yet somehow managed to escape from confinement.

Do you have any other information about him? Any notable articles of clothing? Voice? Posture? Types of weapons and a description of them?

I'll bring you his head.

Would seem we have quiet the blood-hunt on our hands.
If anyone is seeking to apprehend/slay this scoundrel and you see me standing about, give me a tap on the shoulder and I shall assist you for no piece of the bounty. Any who would bring harm to my community, my colleagues, and my friends is simply something I cannot abide.

In Fortitude and Prudence,