MARGARET
Name Margaret HardenbroeckMARGARET HARDENBROECK
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Unlocks
Contracts 40
Rewards COINS4,308,000
GEMS80
FISH2,290,800
WOOD2,211,000
STONE1,410,000
IRON1,210,200
XP4,083,000
Final Rewards GEMS50
Level Material Reward XP Bonus Required capacity
1STONE28,000IRON44,800
XP30,000 20x 1,400
2COINS76,000FISH106,400
XP32,500 40x 1,900
3WOOD37,200STONE62,000
XP35,000 24x 1,550
4SAILORS3,600COINS144,000
XP37,500 2x 1,800
5FISH56,000IRON64,000
XP40,000 28x 2,000
6GRAPE VINE800WOOD96,000
XP42,500 2x 400
7IRON23,200FISH128,000
XP45,000 16x 1,450
8COINS84,000GEMS10
XP47,500 40x 2,100
9STONE32,000FISH144,000
XP50,000 20x 1,600
10WOOD49,200IRON75,000
XP52,500 24x 2,050
11SAILORS4,600COINS184,000
XP55,000 2x 2,300
12FISH61,600STONE88,000
XP57,500 28x 2,200
13CLOTH1,600WOOD145,000
XP60,000 2x 800
14IRON28,800COINS200,000
XP62,500 16x 1,800
15WOOD129,600FISH302,400
XP67,000 50x 2,592
16COINS228,000GEMS15
XP71,500 100x 2,280
17STONE100,000IRON160,000
XP76,000 40x 2,500
18SAILORS6,700WOOD260,000
XP80,500 2x 3,350
19COCOA5,400COINS360,000
XP85,000 4x 1,350
20FISH165,200STONE185,000
XP89,500 64x 2,582
21IRON75,200COINS420,000
XP94,000 32x 2,350
22WOOD139,200FISH360,000
XP98,500 50x 2,784
23COINS244,000GEMS15
XP103,000 100x 2,440
24STONE104,000IRON166,400
XP107,500 40x 2,600
25SAILORS7,700WOOD320,000
XP112,000 3x 2,567
26FISH179,200COINS560,000
XP116,500 64x 2,800
27GRAPE VINE6,600STONE225,000
XP121,000 4x 1,650
28IRON89,600FISH450,000
XP125,500 32x 2,800
29WOOD160,800COINS640,000
XP130,000 50x 3,216
30STONE252,000GEMS20
XP138,000 90x 2,800
31COINS664,000IRON300,000
XP146,000 200x 3,320
32SAILORS10,300WOOD640,000
XP154,000 4x 2,575
33FISH492,800STONE350,000
XP162,000 140x 3,520
34CLOTH14,400COINS800,000
XP170,000 6x 2,400
35IRON249,600FISH800,000
XP178,000 80x 3,120
36WOOD384,000STONE500,000
XP186,000 100x 3,840
37COINS784,000IRON400,000
XP194,000 200x 3,920
38STONE352,000GEMS20
XP202,000 100x 3,520
39SAILORS11,800COINS1,000,000
XP210,000 4x 2,950
40FISH604,800WOOD750,000
XP218,000 140x 4,320
Final Rewards GEMS50
Summary COCOA-5,400
CLOTH-16,000
GRAPE VINE-7,400
SAILORS-44,700
COINS2,228,000
GEMS130
FISH731,200
WOOD1,311,000
STONE542,000
IRON743,800
XP4,083,000
97,496
Level Description
1 My name is Margaret Hardenbroeck. I am a merchant from New Amsterdam and I could use your help. Please, finish whatever business you have and then we can talk.
2 Maybe you expected to talk with a man, that I am only an assistant. But no. I am the owner of the Hardenbroeck trading business. I hope you have no problem with that and that we can start our business.
3 Good, I am glad that you are ready to work with me. I am running trading voyages back to Holland with my small fleet. However, the ships can’t take all the cargo I buy anymore.
4 I will also need to hire your sailors to sail the ships. I hope that won’t be a problem. I can pay for the ships and the men both. And you can accompany me on my voyages if you wish to.
5 I believe that a beneficial cooperation requires mutual trust. So let us get to know each other a bit. How about a dinner? Would you prefer your place or mine?
6 It’s nice to see you still have time for home-cooking. I am too busy taking care of the business to cook. These fish are truly tasty. A pity you don’t have a matching wine to go with it.
7 In this age, it’s hard for women to be independent. But not so in Holland. I can own a business myself. It’s only trouble when I have to deal with the Englishmen. Last time we argued about a shipment of iron.
8 I have a husband and five kids. Sometimes it’s hard to make time for them but I am doing my best. Actually, we are going to the fair tomorrow. You can join us if you would like.
9 Let’s talk business. Before we go on our first trading voyage we must build a new warehouse. We need a safe and dry place to store the goods. Our old warehouse has a bad roof and it is too small anyway.
10 Now let’s go have a look at my fleet. I want you to tell me what you think. I am a merchant, not a captain or a shipwright. So be honest, are my ships any good?
11 We will make the adjustments as you suggested. After a little rebuilding, we can expand the cargo hold on each ship. Now let’s talk to my crew. They are good men, even if some of them are missing experience.
12 Before a voyage, I always invite my crew for a meal at the tavern in the port. Helps build the good relations among us. How about we continue this tradition with you and your men?
13 Now let’s get ready for the voyage. I like to go and sell the goods in Holland myself. I know the business best. We will take some pelts and cloth, and sell it in Europe. Then buy some local products.
14 The cargo is loaded. I will send for my luggage and we can sail out. If there is something you wish to trade in Europe too now is to time to load it up.
15 Ah, I just love the Netherlands. I really like it in America but I miss my home sometimes. I am going to negotiate the trade and you just make the crates with goods ready for unloading.
16 I found the perfect olive oil from Spain for a good price. There is a high demand for it in New Amsterdam. But I did not manage to sell all our goods yet. I would be grateful if you could lend me a small sum.
17 I did not manage to sell all our goods. We will have to store them in our family warehouse in the city. It is a bit run down, so we might have to fix it up a bit before we use it.
18 Our ships are filled with oils, pins, and pans. We are ready to head back. I hope your sailors are waiting for us at the docks. My men sometimes forget themselves at the portside tavern.
19 Before I forget, I must get something for my kids. I always bring them the chocolates from Belgium. They can make the best chocolate there. Usually, I take some for myself too.
20 Do you see those ships in the New Amsterdam harbor? That fleet is flying the British flag. Send one of your ships ahead and find out what is going on. Pretend you are a fisherman, just to be on the safe side.
21 So the British have taken over New Amsterdam. I wonder what this will mean for me and my family. You have to claim to be the owner of these goods, captain. They won't accept a female merchant.
22 Let’s hurry to the city. I must go to my family and make sure they are safe. Please take care of the ships and cargo. Just take it all to the warehouses. I will return as fast as I can.
23 I will have to make some changes. I can’t own or buy any property from now on, not even my own business. We will have to go to the notary and change the owner to my husband.
24 They even changed the name of the city. I would return to Holland but everything I have is here now. So we will have to adjust. First, let’s build a wall around my house. It will make me feel safer.
25 I decided to buy a new ship. Of course, in my husband's name but I will do the choosing and I will sail with her too. Let’s go to the port and call your sailors too to help us with the selection.
26 King Charles is a fine name for my new ship. Let’s show the Englishmen that a woman can trade on an English ship too. I also want to buy some seafood since we are already at the pier.
27 The ship is pretty expensive. Do we still have some of that French wine we bought in Europe? We might get a better price if we give the seller a little gift.
28 That worked out well. Now let’s go inspect my new ship. I think the anchor looked a bit rusty but otherwise, she should be in a good shape.
29 Good, everything is ready for the next voyage. I have already enough pelts in my warehouses to fill all the ships. We just need some containers to keep them dry and clean.
30 At least here I am still a rightful merchant of my own, not just a secretary to my husband. I don’t need you to go negotiate with me. Do your own business in the city, I know you have some things to sell.
31 This time, we managed to sell all the pelts we brought. Now it’s time to fill our ships with a new cargo. Let’s go to the market and choose some fine products.
32 I don’t feel so good, captain. Maybe I caught a cold on the ship. Please make sure all the cargo gets loaded on ships. I must lay down for a while.
33 I see you managed to load up everything. Now we are only missing some food for the way back. And then we can head home, I can’t wait to be back in my warm bed with my kids around me.
34 I have purchased some fine silk cloth at the market. But the seller did not have all of it in the stall. Could you go to his shop and get it? I will wait for you on the ship.
35 This sickness made me realize that I need to start thinking about my successors. I also saw these wonderful pans on the market. I think I would like to spend more time at home cooking.
36 One of my older ships is starting to fall apart. You are good with ships, captain, have a look at her. Maybe she can be fixed. If not, I will have to sell her for scrap.
37 My daughters are slowly coming to the age to be wed. They grow up so fast. It is time to start saving up for their dowry. I will help them find husbands worthy of them.
38 I was lucky to have had the chance to be an independent merchant. My daughters will have it much more difficult. But I will help them as much as I can. I will build a house for each one.
39 I think about my sons too. They will inherit my business from me. They already know the basics but now is the time they had a taste of the sailor’s life too. Our crew could give them a few lessons.
40 It’s not easy for a woman to take care of family and business both. But we are strong, captain, so never underestimate us. Let’s hope there will come a time when everyone understands it.
Final It was good doing business with you, captain. Here is a small farewell gift from me. Hope you will enjoy it.
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