Quests

Quests are public service contracts that are published and can be undertaken by Dalmer.
They use the generic term quests but are categorized as, by order of complexity, tasks, actions, missions and programs. They are generally categorized as kill, fetch, deliver, collect, and escort quests. More elaborate missions exist that require more logistical efforts, preparation and often teams of individuals with specialized skills, such as heists, sieges or simply enacting the implementation of policy. Some are routine and infinitely repeatable, such as patrols, training sessions, teaching and more.
The quests are accessed via the aether web or on the physical mission tables accessible in settlements. 
Creating a quest requires an initial investment, mostly for the wages and equipping costs of those who take part in it. This limiting factor is heavily moderated by the countless imperial subsidies that are awarded to public service quests.
Hiring others to execute quests is a profession many dalmer with a penchant for management undertake, usually they take care of headhunting, equipping their team and planning the quest and following the teams progress, if successful, its reward is generally a stake in the venture’s profits. 
Quests can be of any imaginable nature and are only limited to the frame of mission tables, some Dalmer prefer to meet their employees face to face, others simply recruit candidates on the tables interface, equip them by default and pray that their investment is worthwhile. 
Anyone can suggest a quest as well, if no candidates are interested, the platform will supply its own, either from military personnel or even standard robots. 
Quests range can range from the classical treasure or combat quest to managing businesses for a period of time to even the more mundane act of cleaning a dirty house. It is also well known that most of the more generic quests are supplied by the algorithm to artificially create interest in the population in exchange of wealth and trinkets. This is even more blatant when taking into account that the installation and maintenance of mission tables are subsidised by the imperial ministry of boredom and ennui.
Category:Concepts
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