Majestic, aren't they? The timing, the radius, the effect -- any combination is achievable with the right mixture.

Hopefully traffic will pick back up once word gets out. Many thanks, %PCClass.

I'm glad Llevan found someone to investigate those attacks for him. They're putting a real damper on the customers.

The Supais said you'd taken care of that. Good work.

We're not bounty hunters. If we went to search every bandit hole and fetid cave in the Sundered Scar, we'd leave the caravans defenseless. You should look near Farasimayn, the old stronghold to the southwest. That area is close enough to hit caravans on the road to Darvonis, but far enough to avoid the patrols. The stronghold itself has been a haven for larger outlaw groups, so I doubt you'd find your mysterious bomb-thrower there.

That's a weight off my mind. Now I only need to worry about the forty-three other issues that could put us out of business.

B'vehk, this cursed place attracts the worst types of mer. I'm glad he's been dealt with. Here, take some provisions and this night-eye potion. They should keep you safe and fed on the road. I'll let my brother and the other traders know what you've done as well. Have a look at their stock before you leave -- I'm sure they'll have some decent prices for you.

Be careful out there.

Let me know when you have proof that you've killed the s'wit. The caravanserai's reputation could be seriously damaged if these attacks continue.

That's quite a stroke of luck. I don't suppose I could convince you to turn down the reward, given that you've already done the work? Ah, it was only a joke. The Supai Caravanserai always honors its word. Here are your supplies, and I'll make sure to let the other merchants know what you've done for us.

Excellent. The guards are tied to the caravanserai and the caravans, but I believe they know the usual outlaw hiding spots. Oh, and one more thing. Make sure to bring me some evidence that you've got the right person. Killing some random bandits won't stop these attacks. Good hunting, %PCClass.

That's a shame. Just keep an extra eye out on the road. There's some new danger out there.

Sulphur explosions are a known hazard, so seasoned caravan masters proceed carefully. How, then, do three caravans burn down in close succession, with the survivors reporting nothing suspicious before or after? These were deliberate attacks, and the culprit couldn't be your typical bandit either -- explosions damage the goods. Would you track down this attacker and kill them? I can offer you some supplies in exchange, and I'm sure the other merchants would feel very much indebted to you as well.