Seaport WikiPlayerlevel100
KRYSTYNA
Name Krystyna LiskiewiczKRYSTYNA LISKIEWICZ
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Contracts 40
Rewards COINS58,134,000
GEMS60
FISH24,921,000
WOOD23,356,000
STONE8,815,000
IRON14,234,000
XP567,356,000
Final Rewards GEMS30
Level Material Reward XP Bonus Required capacity
1FISH1,590,000WOOD1,591,000
 XP9,596,000 80x 19,875
2COINS2,134,000IRON1,068,000
 XP9,828,000 102x 20,922
3STONE1,020,000FISH2,285,000
 XP10,070,000 46x 22,174
4SAILORS13,000STONE302,000
 XP10,302,000 3x 4,334
5WOOD1,580,000COINS3,161,000
 XP10,534,000 64x 24,688
6MECHANICAL PART1,000GEMS10
 XP10,775,000 2x 500
7IRON884,000WOOD2,331,000
 XP11,008,000 33x 26,788
8FISH2,467,000STONE2,019,000
 XP11,240,000 88x 28,035
9COINS3,281,000IRON1,641,000
 XP11,481,000 112x 29,295
10OIL15,000COINS2,080,000
 XP11,714,000 2x 7,500
11SAILORS18,000STONE447,000
 XP11,946,000 3x 6,000
12IRON1,175,000GEMS10
 XP12,187,000 36x 32,639
13WOOD2,441,000COINS4,882,000
 XP12,419,000 72x 33,903
14CLOTH18,000IRON1,055,000
 XP12,652,000 2x 9,000
15STONE1,979,000FISH4,355,000
 XP12,893,000 55x 35,982
16SAILORS21,000WOOD692,000
 XP13,125,000 3x 7,000
17GRAPE VINE19,000COINS2,927,000
 XP13,357,000 2x 9,500
18FISH3,934,000GEMS10
 XP13,599,000 100x 39,340
19IRON1,583,000FISH5,156,000
 XP13,831,000 39x 40,590
20FRUIT21,000STONE1,758,000
 XP14,063,000 2x 10,500
21WOOD3,448,000COINS6,897,000
 XP14,305,000 80x 43,100
22STONE2,636,000WOOD4,614,000
 XP14,537,000 60x 43,934
23COINS6,011,000FISH6,012,000
 XP14,769,000 133x 45,196
24CLOTH23,000IRON1,594,000
 XP15,010,000 2x 11,500
25FISH5,200,000GEMS10
 XP15,243,000 109x 47,707
26SAILORS28,000STONE828,000
 XP15,475,000 3x 9,334
27IRON2,141,000FISH6,923,000
 XP15,716,000 43x 49,791
28WOOD4,442,000COINS8,884,000
 XP15,948,000 87x 51,058
29WHEAT26,000STONE2,414,000
 XP16,181,000 2x 13,000
30COINS7,653,000WOOD6,113,000
 XP16,422,000 144x 53,146
31STONE3,591,000GEMS10
 XP16,654,000 66x 54,410
32FISH6,512,000IRON4,175,000
 XP16,887,000 117x 55,659
33SAILORS32,000STONE1,047,000
 XP17,128,000 3x 10,667
34IRON2,714,000COINS10,742,000
 XP17,360,000 47x 57,745
35MECHANICAL PART3,000FISH190,000
 XP17,592,000 2x 1,500
36WOOD5,725,000IRON4,701,000
 XP17,834,000 95x 60,264
37COINS9,474,000GEMS10
 XP18,066,000 154x 61,520
38STONE4,427,000COINS12,097,000
 XP18,298,000 71x 62,353
39FISH8,015,000WOOD8,015,000
 XP18,539,000 126x 63,612
40GRAPE VINE33,000COINS6,464,000
 XP18,772,000 2x 16,500
Final Rewards GEMS30
Summary FISH-2,797,000
STONE-4,838,000
CLOTH-41,000
GRAPE VINE-52,000
MECHANICAL PART-4,000
OIL-15,000
WHEAT-26,000
FRUIT-21,000
SAILORS-112,000
 COINS29,581,000
GEMS90
WOOD5,720,000
IRON5,737,000
 XP567,356,000
 1,220,561
Level Description
1 Welcome to Warsaw! Your reputation precedes you, even here in Eastern Europe. Let me take you to lunch! I would love to hear all about your experiences.
2 It has been great chatting with you. Actually, I had a reason for approaching you. I want to be the first woman to sail around the world solo. I know it will be expensive and difficult.
3 I’m so incredibly happy that you decided to support my plans! I know there are others with this ambition, so let’s start the preparations tomorrow. But for now, let’s get some sleep.
4 I hope you slept well because we have a lot of work ahead of us. Building the ship and the journey itself will require a lot of effort and dedication from you and your crew.
5 Look here. These are the plans for my boat. It won’t be large but it must withstand a long voyage. Can your men begin gathering lumber for the construction of the hull?
6 I’ve decided to name this yacht Mazurek after a traditional Polish Easter cake. I want it to be a simple boat, but we will still need some mechanical parts so I can operate it easily.
7 The plans are going along splendidly, captain! However, now I need you to get me iron to strengthen the hull. The boat needs to be sturdy if I am to sail around the world with it!
8 Alright, captain, let’s meet up for lunch and discuss how the construction of Mazurek is progressing. I can’t wait to get out on the water!
9 I’ve decided to make a change to the design of Mazurek. I want to use a polyester-glass laminate instead of wood as it is a more reliable material on such a long journey. But it won’t be cheap.
10 Captain, we have a problem! I’ve heard that Naomi James is also planning to be the first woman to sail around the world by herself. Is there any way to speed up the construction?
11 Your men are making great progress on Mazurek, but now that we have competition, we need to step it up. Let’s hire some local workers to help speed up the construction.
12 Mazurek is looking splendid and all ready to go! At this pace, Naomi James will stand no chance! Once we put on the finishing touches, we will be ready for the voyage.
13 We should transport Mazurek to the Canary Isles and then set sail from there. Tenerife is beautiful this time of year. We will need a crate to transport it though.
14 Tenerife really is beautiful! Now we just have to wait until my ship gets transported here and we will set sail. Meanwhile, I should get some more clothes to be prepared for any weather.
15 I will set sail tomorrow. Your ship with your crew and a world record assessor will follow me. I will call on you if I need help. If we make it, they will build a statue of me in Poland!
16 My ship has arrived and I am almost ready to set sail. Help me finish the last preparations for the voyage while your crew takes care of your ship. I can't wait to get going.
17 I can’t believe that we are about to embark on this journey. Let’s have a toast before we depart! To the health and success of this voyage, cheers!
18 Let’s load the supplies on Mazurek and start the first leg of our journey, getting across the Atlantic. The weather should be nice, so I hope we won't run into any difficulties. Next stop, Barbados!
19 Unfortunately, the weather forecast wasn't correct. Large waves really battered my boat on the way here. We better reinforce the hull of Mazurek before I continue the journey.
20 Since we are already making a stop on a tropical island, let’s use this to pick up some fresh fruit. I am sick and tired of stale bread and beef jerky.
21 It’s time to continue the voyage. I just need to get these food supplies into crates and stow them below decks. Storing them without the crates made quite a mess in my boat.
22 So we meet again. It’s good to see you are still with me, captain. How was your voyage? Mine was actually quite pleasant, but I could use a short respite on stable ground.
23 During the voyage, my compass broke. I still managed to find the way here but it was not easy to navigate without it. I did not count on such an unexpected expense. Can you lend me some money?
24 The next stop is Tahiti. Before we set sail, can you lend me some shirts? I can’t really wash my things on the boat and I feel like my clothes are starting to smell.
25 This is a paradise indeed. I wish I could spend a while here and just relax. Maybe after I finish my voyage. I will go pick up some food supplies and you can check how tasty the fish are here.
26 I think there is something wrong with Mazurek. The boat is listing to the side a bit. Can your sailors take a look at it? I am not an expert on boats. They will have a better idea of what could be wrong.
27 So your men found a dented place on the hull. I thought I scraped some rocks at one point. Thankfully they did not pierce the hull. But the dent must be fixed before I continue the voyage.
28 Quick! Catch it! The wind has really started blowing hard. A storm won’t be far away. It seems I will have to spend the night here before I set out on the sea again. Let’s find some shelter.
29 I thank you for your effort in building a shelter, but I met a farmer from the village. She said that if we help her collect the wheat before the rain arrives, she will let us stay in her home.
30 Now, this is much more pleasant than staying outside. The farmer even cooked a tasty dinner for us. I must have some of that fresh bread on my boat. Do we have some money to pay for it?
31 The storm has blown over but it has damaged the farmer’s pig shed. I think we should help her fix it. I mean you could. I need to get going already. But you can take a day to help her, right?
32 Great to see you again, captain! How did the fixing of the pig shed go? I bet the farmer was happy for the help. What is this? Did she send me some salted fish? That’s so nice of her.
33 I bet you grabbed all the fresh bread the farmer gave you. Nevermind, it would be stale now anyway. Let’s go to a tavern instead. I would like some freshly cooked food. Invite your crew too.
34 This time Mazurek is in good shape. I did not run into any difficulties apart from a bit of boredom and hunger. I was wondering if you could get me some fishing rods to solve these issues.
35 I still need some mechanical parts to fix my navigation system. It started acting up when I was testing it now. I can’t afford to get off track now so please help me fix it.
36 Let’s get back to the sea. See you on my last stop before the finish line, on Mauritius. Just a warning. The Indian Ocean can be quite turbulent during this time. Better carry some spare lifeboats with you.
37 We have seen some truly beautiful places on this voyage. And this island is one of them. Could you go buy me supplies while I look around? I will meet you back at the port in the evening.
38 While I was touring the island, I met a friend of mine. She moved here recently and is building a house. I promised her some help. Can you take care of it? See you on the Canary Islands, captain.
39 I made it, captain! I am the first woman to sail around the world alone! With a bit of your help, of course. So thank you. You are invited to my welcome home dinner.
40 It has been some journey. Maybe you can try sailing alone around the world too. It makes you strong and resilient. And I will be there to help, just like you were here for me. Now let’s go to that party!
Final Before you leave, don’t forget your reward, captain. You deserve it.
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