Searching the body of the fallen bandit, he'll find, in addition to the simple, elm bow, quiver of a dozen arrows, and the overly large knife, that the man is wearing what looks like a suit of boiled, leather armor, made of some rather mismatched pieces, complete with leather leggings and decent, leather boots. He also carries a small pouch of coins, with a small keyring, holding a pair of iron keys. The coins are unlike anything he's seen before; nearly fifty coins of an orange colored metal, copper or bronze, maybe, a half-dozen silver-colored coins, and a single one, apparently made out of gold. They're all roughly the size of a dime, though some are of different thicknesses, and are stamped with unusual symbols that he won't recognize. Not all of them are marked with the same symbols, either; about half of the copper coins have one marking, with two other markings between the rest. Most of the silver ones have the same marking, though it's different from the copper coins, and the remainder are marked the same as the majority of the copper coins, and the gold coin has a completely different symbol from the rest.<br/><br/>His search, however, turns up nothing with writing on it, of any sort; no identification, no paper, nothing. The other bandit, when he returns to that corpse, will have a similar setup; mismatched armor, the same weapons, only a single key, about forty copper coins, eleven silver, and three gold coins, with similar distributions of symbols.