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Definitely total. The paragraph immediately before that describes reward for the fire, and makes the 50 sp each explicit for that.

kodra |
Definitely total. The paragraph immediately before that describes reward for the fire, and makes the 50 sp each explicit for that.
The 50 sp a piece is actually what confused me. That means that for a party of 4, you are getting 20 gp for saving the townhall, and then the promise of 20 gp for checking out Hellknight Hill. For larger parties you are actually getting less money for the larger work ask than the reward for the first encounter.

Demonknight |

TomParker wrote:Definitely total. The paragraph immediately before that describes reward for the fire, and makes the 50 sp each explicit for that.The 50 sp a piece is actually what confused me. That means that for a party of 4, you are getting 20 gp for saving the townhall, and then the promise of 20 gp for checking out Hellknight Hill. For larger parties you are actually getting less money for the larger work ask than the reward for the first encounter.
You are supposed to adjust also treasure based on the size of the party, not just the challenges

Captain Morgan |

kodra wrote:You are supposed to adjust also treasure based on the size of the party, not just the challengesTomParker wrote:Definitely total. The paragraph immediately before that describes reward for the fire, and makes the 50 sp each explicit for that.The 50 sp a piece is actually what confused me. That means that for a party of 4, you are getting 20 gp for saving the townhall, and then the promise of 20 gp for checking out Hellknight Hill. For larger parties you are actually getting less money for the larger work ask than the reward for the first encounter.
It also makes sense from a narrative standpoint. Saving 40 townspeople from s burning building AND saving the town hall is something the townspeople are going to be very, very thankful for. Probably more so than just going through a dungeon out of sight. And since Breachhill is cutting both paychecks, that is reflected in the rewards.