What did Odysseus offer his loyal servants?

Odysseus offered his loyal servants rewards for their fidelity and support during his long absence from Ithaca. Upon his return, he promised them gifts, land, and a better life as a token of gratitude for their loyalty. Most notably, he spared their lives, ensuring they were not punished for the disloyalty of the suitors, which further solidified their bond and loyalty to him. This act reflected his appreciation for their steadfastness during his trials.