Honor-Steel Survey, Pass-Forge
₡ 13,000
10% agent fee · Net payout ₡ 11,700
Contract terms
- Mission type
- Research / Survey (RESEARCH)
- Board
- Karthunai Forge-Law
- Agent
- Writ-Anvil Export Assay Desk
- Contract type
- Survey / Field Study (SURVEY)
- Min rank
- R1 Licensed
- Agent fee
- 10% agent fee
Collect samples, run instruments, or document conditions per the posted protocol. Chain-of-custody and instrument care matter as much as showing up — bad data voids the fee.
Course & systems
Destination Pass-Forge · 5 gate hops from Khesret
- Khesrethome berth · charted
- Soltransit · charted
- Alpha Centauritransit · charted
- Laceratransit · charted
- Karthtransit · charted
- Pass-Forgetarget · charted
Briefing
Job: escort a Karthunai forge-law metallurgist to Pass-Forge and run an honor-steel / forge-law alloy survey on posted temper coupons — five hops out past Karth, onto the same cold far edge of the frost republic the resupply lanes use. This is catalog work on the tin: pull core samples, zero the spectral rigs, log your instrument serials, compare micro-hardness traces against the forge-master's mark on file, deliver the packet back to Khesret. No fireworks. No arena glory. Just numbers that matter if a soldier downstream ever asks whether a lot stayed honest.
Briefing: Auditor Thora Writ-Anvil posts from the Spire cold-berth freight hall and assigns Metallurgist Kael Hard-Spark to ride your hull. You dock at Pass-Forge Forge-Berth, cuff through to the assay lab, and run the posted coupon set under foreman sight — nine routine honor-steel lots, blind assay, chain-of-custody logged line by line. Kael walks the protocol like liturgy: don't touch the frosted vault viewport bare-handed, pull coupons in order, don't get clever with the seal reader. The lab pays you in stamps, not speeches. Hand Thora a packet she can file without flinching and the contract closes.
Clock: soft ten-day window — assay windows are tight and Karthunai forge-law voids sloppy runs. Terms: ₡13,000 gross, 10% desk fee, Rank 1 minimum. Honest money for honest numbers — and an auditor who hires outsiders because forge nepotism would bury anything interesting. Mind the instruments. Mind the chain. One seal on the writ might not be as republic-clean as the wax says.