Its story
A pocket-sized copy of Maelin's route ledger, bound in scuffed russet leather and stitched with copper thread. Its pages list the routes and cask tallies involved in the Missing Casks affair. A bold indigo stamp marks the final page, and the ink shimmers faintly when tilted toward the light. The stamp is difficult to forge and bears the Combine's customary verification marks.
Lore
Among the Combine's route crews, a stamped ledger entry is a practical token of trust. It does not promise friendship or payment, but it shows that the bearer has helped keep the casks, cargo, and routes accounted for.
History
Maelin prepared the copy after the Missing Casks were recovered, recording the party's cooperation and stamping the final page as proof for Combine agents.