Loot, and Disposing of It

Many adventures are overt quests
for
treasure.
Many
aren’t.
Nevertheless, it is customary to let the
heroes find something of value if they
successfully complete an adventure. If
nothing else, this lets them buy their
supplies for the next adventure . . .
The classic fantasy adventure
sends successful adventurers home
with chests of gold and jewels. Very
convenient! If you are writing a more
realistic adventure, invent more inter-
esting forms of treasure.
Let’s say the party was hired to
guard a caravan. They drove off the
bandits that attacked the caravan,