The barracks captain keeps up with your petty questions, as this is quite normal and boring for him.<strong>"You won't be finding any tourists out in the woods trying to kill you, so that concern is without merit. Your anonymity has drawbacks, however, as you could be confused as the enemy by allied merc groups. That is quite intentional, since if we used some measure of identification the other side can just exploit it for their own devil needs. <br/><br/>So it is in your best interest to get to know the other merc groups in town and establish informal connections with each other. The town government wants nothing to do with your strategy while out raiding, since there is always spies everywhere. Meanwhile, the town guards and the militia are all wearing uniforms and are easily identified, so no way you can confuse them. Also do be careful to avoid the forts and road blocks while out raiding, as they cannot tell if you are allies or foes and will assume the worst. If you want to get into the fort, you'll need to establish your own connections with fort personnel and establish their trust on your own time." </strong>