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JOSHUA

Name	JOSHUA SLOCUM
Picture
Required	ARTHUR 335+
Unlocks	KRYSTYNA
Contracts	40
Rewards	19,249,000 80 14,019,000 7,206,000 7,923,000 5,180,000 16,624,000
Final Rewards	20

Level	Material	Reward	XP	Bonus	Required capacity
1	707,000	643,000	131,000	110x	6,428
2	11,000	220,000	138,000	3x	3,667
3	792,000	1,452,000	145,000	120x	6,600
4	11,000	715,000	153,000	2x	5,500
5	128,000	1,229,000	161,000	25x	5,120
6	344,000	530,000	170,000	65x	5,293
7	1,000	20	179,000	1x	1,000
8	242,000	291,000	188,000	50x	4,840
9	843,000	997,000	198,000	110x	7,664
10	13,000	1,040,000	208,000	3x	4,334
11	504,000	1,706,000	219,000	65x	7,754
12	283,000	340,000	230,000	50x	5,660
13	14,000	910,000	242,000	2x	7,000
14	174,000	20	255,000	30x	5,800
15	983,000	1,803,000	268,000	120x	8,192
16	13,000	650,000	282,000	2x	6,500
17	1,152,000	629,000	297,000	110x	10,473
18	15,000	1,200,000	312,000	3x	5,000
19	262,000	974,000	328,000	35x	7,486
20	1,335,000	2,448,000	345,000	120x	11,125
21	14,000	840,000	363,000	2x	7,000
22	778,000	3,380,000	382,000	90x	8,645
23	1,200	20	402,000	1x	1,200
24	598,000	1,130,000	423,000	80x	7,475
25	515,000	2,320,000	445,000	60x	8,584
26	3,244,000	1,500,000	468,000	260x	12,477
27	2,081,000	1,160,000	492,000	180x	11,562
28	17,000	3,320,000	517,000	2x	8,500
29	17,000	850,000	543,000	3x	5,667
30	16,000	960,000	571,000	2x	8,000
31	922,000	2,490,000	600,000	100x	9,220
32	718,000	900,000	630,000	80x	8,975
33	2,569,000	5,570,000	662,000	180x	14,273
34	1,500	20	696,000	1x	1,500
35	729,000	1,250,000	731,000	70x	10,415
36	20,000	1,800,000	768,000	3x	6,667
37	4,246,000	1,640,000	807,000	260x	16,331
38	865,000	1,630,000	848,000	80x	10,813
39	18,000	3,510,000	891,000	2x	9,000
40	1,289,000	1,550,000	936,000	100x	12,890
Final Rewards		20
Summary	-32,000 -29,000 -42,000 -3,700 -76,000	8,649,000 100 6,667,000 3,369,000 5,217,000 3,372,000	16,624,000		304,630

Level	Description
1	Hello captain, your reputation precedes you here in Boston! As two of the most experienced captains in these parts, we ought to have lunch together!
2	Now, captain, I must admit I had an ulterior motive for wanting to have lunch with you. I am planning a dangerous voyage and I would love to have you and your crew on board.
3	Admiral Monteiro of the Brazilian government contacted me. He wants me to transport the torpedo boat Destroyer to Brazil and then annihilate the rebel fleet. Monteiro promised to pay us handsomely.
4	I must confess something to you, captain, best over a glass of wine. Destroying the rebels is personal. Their leader, Admiral Melo, sunk one of my ships. I will enjoy squashing him and his rebels.
5	Now we have to travel to Sandy Hook, New Jersey where the Destroyer is currently docked. Taking a train there should be the easiest way for us and your crew.
6	The journey to Brazil is long, so we will need a lot of wood and coal to power the boilers. Send your men to town to get enough for the voyage.
7	Great, it seems like we are all set to go. The Destroyer just needs to undergo some minor repairs after being docked for so long, but it’s nothing that should hinder us for too long.
8	We’ve done it, captain! We’re going to demolish the rebel fleet with the Destroyer! If everything goes according to plan, they might even build us statues in Rio when it’s all over.
9	Well, the first day of our voyage has been pretty smooth. You really picked out the best of your men. Let’s have some of those delicious fish they caught this morning.
10	Captain, we are taking on water! This storm is hitting us hard and the top seams are opening! We need the whole crew to start bailing water out, or our boilers will be extinguished.
11	It’s been three days and the storm hasn’t let up. We must set our course for Martinique, as we will never make it to Brazil at this rate. We must keep bailing water and fueling the boiler fires.
12	The storm has finally stopped, but our boilers have been extinguished and our rudder disabled. Now we just have to bail as much water as we can and hope our side steam pumps can get us to Martinique.
13	At last, we have arrived in Martinique. Your crew looks absolutely battered from the journey. Let’s get them something sweet to perk them up before we start repairing the Destroyer.
14	There will be extensive repairs needed on the Destroyer after the hell we had gone through on the voyage here. Let’s hope they hold up this time.
15	Captain, looks like the repairs will take some time as they are quite extensive, so we will need to stay here longer than anticipated. We need to find inexpensive accommodation for us here.
16	At last, the repairs are finished. Before we set a course for Brazil, we need to get new uniforms for the crew. The storm ruined them, most are ripped and all are dirty.
17	Finally, we have arrived in Brazil! Let’s go get some food in our bellies and then we can find Admiral Monteiro to hand the ship off.
18	Captain, I have terrible news. Admiral Monteiro has been replaced by Admiral Goncalves, who has now seized the Destroyer. Collect your men, we must go confront him!
19	We best take some weapons with us to meet with Goncalves. There aren’t many of us and he will surely be surrounded by his soldiers. We ought to do everything we can to even the odds.
20	Goncalves is refusing to pay us and will not even let us on the mission. I tried to convince him, but he threatened to jail us. We must leave Brazil now! Do you have enough gold to pay for the voyage?
21	What a disaster this voyage was. All of us almost died, we got paid nothing for our hard work, and I didn’t even get a chance to exact my revenge. Let’s drink our sorrows, captain.
22	Good thing we are back in America, captain. I feel way more comfortable on home soil. I ask you to stick around for longer. I have a new plan. Make sure to get firewood, the winters are cold here.
23	I want to be the first man to sail around the world by myself. I could write a book about it! I purchased a one-person sailing vessel called Spray for this purpose. Will you help me fix her up?
24	Just because I will be sailing alone doesn’t mean I won’t need your help, captain! We should set up checkpoints so I can refill my supplies and get anything I might need, sorted.
25	Before the voyage can take place, there are more repairs needed on the Spray. I need her to be the perfect vessel for this solo trip, any mistakes might cost me my life.
26	Great, now that the ship is ready, we should transport her to Boston where my journey will begin. We both know moving a ship to a harbor isn’t for free, captain...
27	Alright, captain, let’s go for lunch before I go. If all goes well, I will be seeing you soon in my first checkpoint in Gibraltar. Hopefully sailing through the Suez Canal won’t be too hard.
28	It is time, captain! We shall christen the Spray with some wine for her first voyage, and then I will be on my way.
29	I am glad I finally made it here! It was a very strenuous journey to get here through the Atlantic all by myself. Let’s go catch up with your men, I haven’t seen them in a month!
30	I have to change my plan. I wanted to sail through the Suez Canal, but it’s crawling with pirates. I will turn the Spray around and meet you in Brazil. I will need an extra sail for the voyage.
31	Captain, it’s great to see you again! The journey back across the Atlantic was just as tough. The second sail really came in handy, as the first ripped in a storm. Now we must repair the hull.
32	Alright, I have refilled my supplies sufficiently for the next leg of the journey. I will sail through the Straits of Magellan and then through to Australia. See you in Sydney, captain!
33	Captain, I met pirates along the way! I barely escaped with my life! Let’s go get some food, I need to relax after so much stress out on the sea.
34	The next leg of the journey is a long one, through the Indian Ocean and stopping at the Cape of Good Hope. I better get all the repairs done now so I won’t regret it later.
35	I am lucky to be here, captain. The storm in the Indian Ocean seemed never-ending. It’s a miracle my ship didn’t fall apart! I definitely need to reinforce the hull before sailing back to America.
36	We made it! I have become the first man to sail around the world solo! Of course, I could not have done it without your help at checkpoints. Get your men and let’s celebrate!
37	I am to receive a Presidential award this week along with a handsome amount of cash. I want to split it equally with you and your men. Can you distribute it to them?
38	Captain, I have amazing news! My hometown of Mount Hanley in Nova Scotia plans to build a statue of me! Could you help them out with supplying the material?
39	Alright, captain, it’s been a hectic couple of weeks since we’ve returned. Let’s relax and get something tasty to eat. We deserve something good after all that work.
40	Captain, it’s been incredible to have these adventures with you. However, now I feel it is time for me to say goodbye. I want to build a cottage and focus on writing my book.
Final	Before I go, I have a small token for you. Fair winds, captain.