The receptionist looks at Ionli and replies; "Albeit adventurer's guild gives many services to adventurers with discounts, we are not charity. She by free will decided to take the quest, deciding the risk vs reward factors herself and the guild is not in any way responsible for what happened to her. She was well informed about how risky the venture was and she took it. Adventurer guild acts in general terms neutral party in any conflicts, guild acts only when the guild itself is directly attacked than a member of the adventurer's guild.<br/><br/>"The if the part comes from that did she have any savings, the guild can provide magical medical services with a discount to its members, including being raised from the dead, if the person had put into their account gold to secure said services. Many veteran adventurers invest hundreds from even thousands of gold for this purpose alone into their account. If her account balance does not cover it, we seek possible friends or kin to pay for those services. If there is no one to pay for her medical expenses, then the guild at best delivers the remains of the dead adventurer back to her family or provides a simple funeral service in case of absence of kin. Or in case of disability, send them to a local temple or church where they take care of those who cannot afford medical services and they ultimately decide do they take her in or not. She is a paladin and had close connections to Order of Brightshields, so we deliver her there if there is no one willing to pay her medical expenses."<br/><br/>The half-elf sighs and adds; "It's not that I or the organization lacks sympathy, but considering how hazardous adventurer life is, it works both as a deterrent and sane means to secure that adventurer's guild doesn't go bankrupt in covering all possible medical bills. If we would provide free healing and resurrection services, then every idiot would join and get themselves killed or seriously hurt without bothering to calculate the risks of doing so and the organization would collapse from medical bills alone. So best what we can provide is discounts, which is standard when you join an organization closely tied to the Guild itself. We provide cheap room and board with breakfast as well example, but it costs one gold piece whereas normally it would cost two or three depending on where the adventurer guild is located. Also many shops and guilds outside our own give discounts to adventurers as doing so benefits in increased business and adventurers, in general, bringing goods that may otherwise be expensive to get.<br/><br/>"The discount amount and services provided grow with guild tag rank and gold rank is considered veteran our standards so she has lots of perks, but it takes time to check her information on accounting wise did she have savings or not and had she paid in advance for some services or not."