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JEANNE
Name Jeanne BaretJEANNE BARET
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Contracts 40
Rewards COINS12,341,000
GEMS80
FISH8,306,000
WOOD6,453,000
STONE4,463,000
IRON1,776,000
XP8,322,000
Final Rewards GEMS20
Level Material Reward XP Bonus Required capacity
1COINS535,000WOOD450,000
 XP62,000 125x 4,280
2FISH392,000STONE273,000
 XP66,000 90x 4,356
3CLOTH8,000COINS696,000
 XP70,000 2x 4,000
4SAILORS8,500IRON144,000
 XP74,000 2x 4,250
5STONE157,000FISH704,000
 XP78,000 40x 3,925
6IRON93,000GEMS10
 XP82,000 25x 3,720
7WOOD288,000COINS1,056,000
 XP87,000 72x 4,000
8GRAPE VINE7,000WOOD264,000
 XP92,000 2x 3,500
9COINS628,000FISH791,000
 XP97,000 125x 5,024
10IRON106,000STONE331,000
 XP102,000 25x 4,240
11FISH503,000IRON196,000
 XP108,000 100x 5,030
12COCOA9,000COINS737,000
 XP114,000 2x 4,500
13SAILORS10,000WOOD508,000
 XP120,000 2x 5,000
14MECHANICAL PART500GEMS15
 XP126,000 1x 500
15STONE208,000IRON208,000
 XP133,000 50x 4,160
16COINS786,000FISH991,000
 XP140,000 150x 5,240
17WOOD402,000STONE419,000
 XP147,000 80x 5,025
18IRON143,000COINS1,572,000
 XP155,000 32x 4,469
19FISH687,000WOOD801,000
 XP163,000 120x 5,725
20GRAPE VINE9,000IRON118,000
 XP172,000 2x 4,500
21SAILORS12,000GEMS15
 XP181,000 2x 6,000
22CLOTH10,000FISH800,000
 XP191,000 2x 5,000
23STONE374,000COINS2,020,000
 XP201,000 80x 4,675
24WOOD687,000IRON350,000
 XP212,000 125x 5,496
25COINS1,528,000STONE660,000
 XP223,000 250x 6,112
26IRON261,000WOOD1,180,000
 XP235,000 50x 5,220
27SAILORS14,500FISH1,930,000
 XP247,000 2x 7,250
28COCOA11,000IRON200,000
 XP260,000 2x 5,500
29FISH1,248,000STONE740,000
 XP273,000 200x 6,240
30MECHANICAL PART700GEMS20
 XP287,000 1x 700
31WOOD884,000COINS2,780,000
 XP302,000 125x 7,072
32STONE547,000FISH2,110,000
 XP318,000 100x 5,470
33IRON331,000WOOD1,490,000
 XP334,000 60x 5,517
34COINS2,187,000STONE940,000
 XP351,000 300x 7,290
35SAILORS18,000IRON560,000
 XP369,000 3x 6,000
36WOOD1,109,000COINS3,480,000
 XP388,000 125x 8,872
37CLOTH13,000GEMS20
 XP408,000 2x 6,500
38GRAPE VINE13,000FISH980,000
 XP429,000 2x 6,500
39COINS2,435,000WOOD1,760,000
 XP451,000 300x 8,117
40FISH1,846,000STONE1,100,000
 XP474,000 200x 9,230
Final Rewards GEMS20
Summary COCOA-20,000
CLOTH-31,000
GRAPE VINE-29,000
MECHANICAL PART-1,200
SAILORS-63,000
 COINS4,242,000
GEMS100
FISH3,630,000
WOOD3,083,000
STONE3,177,000
IRON842,000
 XP8,322,000
 208,205
Level Description
1 Bonjour captain, welcome to Paris! Your reputation precedes you. What brings you here? Would you like to chat over a glass at the local winery? I might need your help.
2 Let’s order some lunch. You look like you can be trusted with a secret. Philibert Commerson agreed to take me on a voyage around the World as his valet, but I have to be disguised as a man!
3 I am a botanist, so a discovery voyage such as this one is a dream of mine. However, women are prohibited on French Navy ships, so I have to pose as a man. Would you help me get male clothing?
4 Monsieur de Bougainville, our voyage’s leader, needs more sailors for the journey on one of his ships. Would you and your crew like to join us on the ship Etoile?
5 I hope my disguise as Jean Baret will hold up, but I feel some suspicious looks already. Luckily, Captain de Giraudais freed up his cabin to Commerson and me due to all the equipment we need.
6 There have been rumors flying around about me possibly being a woman. Even Captain de Giraudais has asked me directly. I quickly made up a lie that I am a eunuch. Hopefully, that will quiet them down.
7 Our sister ship La Boudeuse ran into some trouble on her voyage. There are urgent reparations needed. Would you mind helping out?
8 Turns out the ship surgeon Vives is the one spreading rumors about me. He claimed Commerson and I are a couple and I do not need such rumors flying around. Maybe I could bribe him with a bottle.
9 It is rumored that the waters surrounding South America are swarming with pirates. We are getting closer, so we should get some local guards. I am afraid they won’t be for free.
10 Our voyage is nearing its first stop, Montevideo. The guards you arranged look capable, but we best set up some more armoring on the ship. There is no telling how the locals will react to our arrival.
11 Monsieur de Commerson has been seasick the whole voyage. He has also had recurring health issues with his legs. I am worried about his health. Maybe some food will make him feel better.
12 We are here at last, Montevideo! Want to hear a piece of good advice? I would harvest cocoa if I were you. It is priced very highly at markets in Europe and Asia, so it could be valuable to you.
13 Commerson’s health issues mean that I will be stuck carrying all the equipment for our botanic expeditions. Could I get a couple of your men to help me out in exchange for that cocoa tip?
14 Our sister ship, La Boudeuse, needs some further repairs. The mechanics of its helm are shaky and if they were to break out on the seas, the result could be catastrophic.
15 The natives have been completely welcoming and friendly to us during our time here. We could reward them with some tools before we head out for Rio De Janeiro.
16 Ultimately, our expeditions led to nothing in Montevideo, but at least the locals are friendly. No point in keeping the guards now. We should give them some money for ending their contracts early.
17 Now that the guards are off and we have some more room on board, we should get more lumber. You never know when we will need it for repairs or heat.
18 Back on the sea! Our anchor got damaged upon our departure, but surely your crew can fix it if they get the right material.
19 Thank you for repairing the anchor. Rio De Janeiro is just a day away now. We ought to catch enough fish to have supplies, there is no telling what kinds of food we can expect there.
20 They killed the chaplain! We arrived in Rio and the locals murdered the first man out of the ship! We should try to appease them with a gift. Hopefully, five cases of wine will get them to mellow out.
21 The locals are slightly more friendly now, they liked the gift. Commerson insists on us going on an expedition but I still feel uncomfortable. Could some of your crew come with us?
22 Thanks to your crew’s protection, Commerson and I were able to discover a beautiful, pink, thorny vine. We plan on naming it Bougainvillea after our voyage’s leader. I need some cloth to preserve it.
23 We are almost ready to continue our voyage. I think we should give them some tools to solidify our alliance and assure future visitors do not meet the end our chaplain did.
24 We were finally able to retrieve the chaplain’s body. We must leave now before this shaky alliance falls apart again. We should build a casket so the body can be safely transported home.
25 We are now off to New Ireland, but we need to arrange the transportation of the chaplain’s body back to France. We found a merchant ship but the price they are asking is quite high...
26 Once we arrived in New Ireland, the servants attacked me and stripped me. The whole crew now knows I am a woman and there is talk of mutiny or abandoning me. I need to protect myself.
27 I am scared for my safety, despite having my own cabin. Not only is having me here illegal, but a woman on board is said to be bad luck. They are blaming me for the chaplain’s death. Please help me.
28 We are approaching the Dutch East Indies to get more supplies before heading for Africa. It is the market hub of Southeast Asia. This is where you can exchange the cocoa you got earlier!
29 Before we set out on our long voyage to Mauritius, we best get as much food as we can. We should purchase fish from the market and salt them to preserve them for longer.
30 We have arrived at Mauritius, but as we were finishing our voyage during stormy weather, the ship went hard ashore. Repairs need to be done to make sure the voyage can continue safely.
31 As repairs continue, we found out that the governor here is Pierre Poivre, an old friend of Commerson. We might settle here for a while, the sea is not merciful to Commerson’s health.
32 We have decided to stay here and continue our research. I suppose you will want to continue with the journey, but make sure to come and visit. Before you go, I would love some help building a house.
33 Thank you for your help with the house! I hope the rest of your voyage is successful and you do come back to Mauritius. We can keep some materials that the ship needs to leave behind here.
34 Ahoy, captain! Welcome back to Mauritius. Life has not been kind to me over the past few years. I can tell you all about it over a drink.
35 Our time here began pleasantly. We were taken care of by Governor Poivre and often went on expeditions to Madagascar and Bourbon Island, but our luck turned after Poivre was recalled back to France.
36 Once Poivre was recalled, our financial situation got worse as did Commerson’s health. Commerson died in April, and I used the little money we had to send his body and findings to Paris.
37 I was left with little money and no way to get home from Mauritius. I found a job at a tavern in Port Louis and there I met Jean Dubernat, an officer of the French Army. It was love at first sight.
38 I am to marry Jean Dubernat. I have never been so sure of a decision in my life. After the wedding, we will head back to France. I know Commerson left me some money, we could use it to settle down.
39 I do have some debts to pay before I go. Would you mind helping me pay them off? I wouldn’t want to leave here indebted to someone, but I know that we are friends and I can pay you back in France.
40 We will need food for this long journey. It seems that I will get to finish my voyage around the world at last. Thank you for all the help, captain, I could not have done it without you.
Final It’s not much but please take these together with my honest gratitude. Farewell, captain!
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