Overview
Greymane Commissions are a category of Faction Quests in Crimson Desert given by comrades living at the Greymane Camp. The Commissions tab in the Faction Quests section of the Journal contains 27 individual requests from camp residents who need specific items, materials, or supplies delivered to them. Each completed commission rewards a Medium Bag (+3 inventory slots), making Greymane Commissions one of the most valuable sources of inventory expansion in the game. Completing all 27 commissions grants a total of 81 additional inventory slots.
Greymane Commissions are one of three tabs under the Greymane faction quest system. The other two tabs are Scattered Embers (side quests from supporting characters like Naira, Yann, and Oongka) and Grounds of the Sunrise (camp expansion projects and recruitment of scattered Greymane survivors).
Quest Details
Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
Quest Category | Greymane Commissions |
Type | |
Location | |
Faction | |
Total Commissions | 27 |
Reward per Commission | Medium Bag x1 (+3 inventory slots) |
Total Inventory Gain | +81 inventory slots (all 27 commissions) |
How to Unlock
Greymane Commissions become available after the Greymane Camp is established at Howling Hill during Chapter 3 of the main story. Once the camp is set up and comrades begin arriving, their commission requests appear in the Faction Quests tab of your Journal under the Greymanes section.
To accept a commission, open the Journal, navigate to Faction Quests, select the Greymane faction, and look under the Greymane Commissions tab. Each commission lists the requesting NPC, the items needed, and the reward. You can also speak directly with the NPC at the camp to receive details about their request.
New commissions unlock as more Greymane members are recruited to the camp through story progression and exploration. The more comrades you recruit, the more commissions become available.
How Commissions Work
Each Greymane Commission follows a straightforward format. A camp resident needs specific items or materials for the camp's operations or their personal work. You gather the requested items from the world and return to the NPC to deliver them.
Accept the commission: Open the Journal and check the Greymane Commissions tab, or speak directly with the NPC at camp.
Gather the requested items: Materials may involve gathering resources in the field, crafting specific items, purchasing goods from vendors, or defeating certain enemies for drops.
Return and deliver: Bring the items back to the requesting NPC at Greymane Camp to complete the commission and receive your Medium Bag reward.
You can accept and work on multiple commissions simultaneously. Many commission tasks overlap with activities you would already be doing during normal exploration, so it is efficient to batch several commissions together and gather materials while out adventuring.
Commission Givers
Commissions are given by various Greymane members who reside at the camp. Each NPC has their own request tied to their role in the camp. The following are known commission givers.
NPC | Role at Camp | Commission | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
Provisions Manager | Medium Bag x1 | ||
Dispatch Coordinator | Medium Bag x1 | ||
Medium Bag x1 | |||
Medium Bag x1 | |||
Wagon Manager | Medium Bag x1 | ||
Camp Resident | Medium Bag x1 | ||
Pierce | Camp Resident | Medium Bag x1 |
The table above lists seven of the 27 known commission givers. Additional commissions are assigned by other recruited Greymane members as they arrive at camp throughout the story.
Comparison with Other Commission Systems
Greymane Commissions are one of three commission systems in Crimson Desert. The other two are Hernand Commissions and Demeniss Commissions. All three systems reward Medium Bags for inventory expansion, but they differ in location, quest givers, and availability.
System | Location | Unlock Timing | Quest Givers |
|---|---|---|---|
Greymane Commissions | Chapter 3 (camp establishment) | ||
Upon reaching Hernand | Hernand townsfolk via the Notice Board | ||
Chapter 5 (Demenissian Delegation) | Nobles, soldiers, and court functionaries |
Unlike Hernand Commissions, which require reading a poster at the Notice Board before visiting the NPC, Greymane Commissions can be accepted directly from the NPCs at camp or through the Journal. Greymane Commissions are available earliest in the game (Chapter 3), making them the first source of Medium Bags most players encounter.
Inventory Expansion
Greymane Commissions are one of the most efficient methods for expanding your inventory. The game starts you with 50 inventory slots shared across all three playable characters (Kliff, Damiane, and Oongka). Since Medium Bags add 3 slots each, completing all 27 Greymane Commissions alone adds 81 slots, nearly doubling your base capacity.
Combined with Small Bags purchased from vendors (1 slot each for 50 Copper Coins), Hernand Commissions, Demeniss Commissions, and Large Bags from main quests, players can accumulate well over 200 inventory slots by the end of the game.
Contribution Points and Dispatch Hires
Completing Greymane Commissions awards Medium Bags, but the broader Greymane faction work also builds up your Contribution Points pool. Once you have defeated the Flame Knight and claimed the Seal of Devotion, those contribution points become a direct spending resource for the dispatch system. The hire option on the dispatch screen lets you fill empty slots with temporary workers paid for in contribution points, which is especially useful when a mission requires a large team but you only have one comrade with the required skill.
The most important detail to remember about hiring workers is that the Contribution Points are refunded in full once the mission returns. You never actually lose the points permanently; they are locked up for the duration of the mission and released when your comrades come back. This makes hiring workers nearly risk-free, so do not hesitate to spend contribution points on hires if it gets an otherwise blocked dispatch mission off the ground.
Conversion Bonus and Dispatch Rewards
Parallel to the commission-bag grind, remember that dispatch mission yields themselves can be boosted dramatically through the Conversion Bonus. Donating camp money to the Church of Hernand and other regional churches can push the conversion bonus up to 200%, effectively doubling or even tripling mission rewards in that region. Since many early commissions ask for items that are also produced by dispatch missions (food, timber, ores, armaments), keeping your church donations maxed multiplies the useful output of the dispatch system you feed those commissions with.
Tips
Check the Greymane Commissions tab regularly as you recruit more comrades. New commissions appear as new members arrive at camp.
Batch your commission runs. Gather materials for several commissions while exploring, then return to camp and turn them all in at once.
Many commission tasks overlap with general exploration activities like gathering, crafting, and hunting. Pay attention to commission requirements before heading out so you can collect what you need along the way.
Prioritize commissions early in the game. The +3 slots per commission add up quickly and reduce the need for constant vendor trips to sell excess items.
If you are struggling to find specific materials for a commission, check the vendors at Greymane Camp and nearby settlements. Some requested items can be purchased directly.
Commissions do not expire or have time limits. You can complete them at your own pace throughout the game.