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wayfarer 12 sept. 2013 à 1h39
Minette Vinius put contract out on me
Daughter of owner of The Winking Skeever, this little girl put a contract out on me. I spent the night and took some pots from my room and I guess she saw me. Seems odd to me.
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ReallyMeanGoldfish 12 sept. 2013 à 1h49 
It just assigns a name to someone if you are "seen" taking something. I've had dead people put out contracts on me. I thought dead men tell no tales..
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Praxius 12 sept. 2013 à 2h57 
ReallyMeanGoldfish a écrit :
It just assigns a name to someone if you are "seen" taking something. I've had dead people put out contracts on me. I thought dead men tell no tales..

Maybe the courier took his sweet time delivering the contract to the thugs.... Took a detour into a skooma den, headed to the pub, danced with some goats, married a hagraven, then a month later, woke up in a haystack, reached into his pocket and went, "Oh crap, I gotta still deliver this!!"

But it's been a long time since I was caught stealing anything, yet I still got thugs after me.... Some NPC's must just figure you were the last they saw in the area their items were stolen from and think you're guilty.
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Barrel 12 sept. 2013 à 6h03 
yeah that's pretty weird I's get the killable children mod and kill her
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