Quote Originally Posted by Quirinus
Oh, my, that would be cool.... the rewards should possibly be set, though-- for example, maybe if the Greeks are a protectorate, and the Roman player asks them to, say, take Athens, there should be three options: a direct cash reward, an exotic/advanced unit reward (say, maybe Armoured Hoplite in this example) or just a 'consideration' reward (analogous to raising 'Senate approval'), like "You have the thanks and gratitude of the Senate and People of Rome. Your service will not be forgotten." which is free for now but means that future missions will be more expensive, or something. Of course the difficulty of the mission should also be taking into account-- taking a hostile faction capital would obviously be more costly to 'purchase' than a simple 'blockade port'.

Ah..... if, if, if.

*drools*
And don't forget, if your client is *TOO* successful, they may start to reevaluate whether they want to be your client any more - and turning those juicy mission rewards you've given them against you could be painful.