A cottar was caught stealing during a market day, both from your clan and other clans. What to do with him?
Event Dialogue[]
| “ | It's a busy day at your market. At first, the talk is about <X>, a trader from the northern kingdom of Tarsh, who came from so far away. But then people complain about missing items. One of the warriors spots <Y>, one of our cottars, stealing from a farm wife. It turns out that <Y> has stolen valuables from members of other clans, as well as his own.
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Consequences[]
- Outlawing the thief may damage the clan mood, or do nothing. In any case, you lose 1 Population.
- Letting his kin deal with the issue has a chance of angering <clan with which you trade> and/or Issaries, damaging your relations/penalising your market for a year respectively.
- Bringing suit is safer, as you don't risk angering Issaries, but you may lose clan mood or relations if the case goes badly.
- Pardoning the thief is the riskiest option and requires a silver tongue to succeed. If it fails, you can lose clan mood, relation with <clan with which you trade>, or earn the displeasure of Issaries.