Seaport WikiPlayerlevel100
FANNIE
Name Fannie SalterFANNIE SALTER
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Unlocks
Contracts 40
Rewards COINS42,346,000
GEMS70
FISH33,832,000
WOOD27,545,000
STONE18,278,000
IRON20,205,000
XP38,093,000
Final Rewards GEMS30
Level Material Reward XP Bonus Required capacity
1WOOD2,066,000COINS4,133,000
 XP504,000 60x 34,434
2STONE1,632,000WOOD2,874,000
 XP527,000 46x 35,479
3FISH2,965,000STONE2,423,000
 XP550,000 82x 36,159
4FRUIT19,000FISH1,953,000
 XP573,000 2x 9,500
5COINS4,015,000GEMS10
 XP596,000 106x 37,878
6IRON1,284,000COINS5,059,000
 XP619,000 33x 38,910
7SAILORS25,000WOOD739,000
 XP642,000 3x 8,334
8OIL21,000COINS2,769,000
 XP665,000 2x 10,500
9WOOD2,834,000STONE3,042,000
 XP688,000 68x 41,677
10FISH3,855,000GEMS10
 XP711,000 91x 42,363
11STONE2,256,000IRON2,517,000
 XP734,000 52x 43,385
12CLOTH22,000FISH2,579,000
 XP757,000 2x 11,000
13WOOD3,248,000STONE3,474,000
 XP780,000 72x 45,112
14COINS5,496,000WOOD4,398,000
 XP803,000 120x 45,800
15IRON1,733,000GEMS10
 XP826,000 37x 46,838
16SAILORS31,000IRON632,000
 XP849,000 3x 10,334
17WHEAT24,000COINS3,665,000
 XP872,000 2x 12,000
18FISH4,959,000WOOD4,960,000
 XP895,000 100x 49,590
19STONE2,916,000IRON3,218,000
 XP918,000 58x 50,276
20COINS6,619,000GEMS10
 XP941,000 129x 51,311
21COPPER26,000STONE2,225,000
 XP964,000 2x 13,000
22IRON2,174,000FISH7,001,000
 XP987,000 41x 53,025
23WOOD4,405,000COINS8,811,000
 XP1,010,000 82x 53,720
24SAILORS35,000STONE1,034,000
 XP1,033,000 3x 11,667
25COCOA28,000GEMS10
 XP1,056,000 2x 14,000
26FISH6,213,000IRON3,954,000
 XP1,079,000 110x 56,482
27COINS7,994,000FISH7,995,000
 XP1,102,000 139x 57,511
28STONE3,725,000WOOD6,519,000
 XP1,125,000 64x 58,204
29CLAY30,000COINS5,213,000
 XP1,148,000 2x 15,000
30IRON2,696,000GEMS10
 XP1,171,000 45x 59,912
31WOOD5,486,000IRON4,511,000
 XP1,194,000 90x 60,956
32SAILORS40,000FISH1,943,000
 XP1,217,000 3x 13,334
33COINS9,276,000STONE6,080,000
 XP1,240,000 148x 62,676
34SUGARCANE32,000WOOD3,802,000
 XP1,262,000 2x 16,000
35FISH7,792,000GEMS10
 XP1,285,000 121x 64,397
36STONE4,580,000FISH10,012,000
 XP1,308,000 70x 65,429
37IRON3,174,000COINS12,696,000
 XP1,331,000 48x 66,125
38WOOD6,514,000IRON5,373,000
 XP1,354,000 97x 67,155
39GRAPE VINE34,000WOOD4,253,000
 XP1,377,000 2x 17,000
40SAILORS44,000FISH2,349,000
 XP1,400,000 3x 14,667
Final Rewards GEMS30
Summary COCOA-28,000
CLOTH-22,000
GRAPE VINE-34,000
OIL-21,000
WHEAT-24,000
SUGARCANE-32,000
COPPER-26,000
FRUIT-19,000
CLAY-30,000
SAILORS-175,000
 COINS8,946,000
GEMS100
FISH8,048,000
WOOD2,992,000
STONE3,169,000
IRON9,144,000
 XP38,093,000
 1,501,140
Level Description
1 The waters surrounding Turkey Point are full of dangerous rocks. Don’t let your ship come too close. Do you see all that wood in the water? That’s from the ships that got wrecked here.
2 I am Fannie, the lighthouse keeper. I bet you did not meet many female lighthouse keepers, right? I took over after my late husband. I used to help him out when he was the keeper.
3 Why don’t you come inside? I was just preparing dinner. It can be quite lonely to live in a lighthouse. I would welcome a company for dinner. And these waters are especially dangerous in the dark.
4 I know you have probably some urgent business but I was wondering if you could help me. I long for fresh food and I also need materials for repairs. My supply ship comes only once a month.
5 Would you be willing to help me out? If you come this way, please stop by. I could really use your help. Of course, I will repay you for all the materials you bring me.
6 I am not exactly young anymore and the steps to the top of the lighthouse are steep. The railing is frail and I fear to lean on it. If you could help me fix it, I would be so glad.
7 You have some skilled sailors on your ship, right? They could help with fixing the railing. You are the captain after all. This is no job for you.
8 There is an oil lamp at the top of the lighthouse. I have to keep it burning at all times. That’s why I need a lot of oil. It’s quite dangerous but I have become used to it by now.
9 I use the oil only for the lighthouse lamp. In the house, I am heating with firewood. The monthly supply ship usually brings me enough wood to last a few weeks. But I have to use it sparingly.
10 Being a lighthouse keeper is not a very exciting job. I take care of the maintenance of the lighthouse, read some books, or catch fish. There is not much else to do here.
11 I live in the house attached to the lighthouse. When my husband was still alive, we build the second story of the house. But it was not done very well. There are some repairs needed.
12 Once the winter comes, the winds from the sea are freezing. I like to sew clothes when the weather is too cold to be outside. If you bring me some cloth, I will sew some warm clothes for you.
13 The supply ship is late this time. It won’t be here until the month ends. My supplies of firewood are almost gone and the weather is getting colder by the day. Can you bring me some wood?
14 The supply ship always brings my monthly payment and food. Could you go to the Coast Guard Headquarters and find out why it did not arrive this time? Maybe it’s just late.
15 So the ship has set sail as planned? There was a thick fog yesterday, it’s possible they got lost. I sounded the fog bell yesterday but it’s all rusty and does not sound as well as before.
16 Please, captain, you must go look for the supply ship. It may have foundered but we could still save the crew. Take your sailors and go find them.
17 Did you find the ship? How is the crew? Did any of them survive? How about the supplies? Could anything be salvaged?
18 I am glad that there were no deaths on that ship. I will use the salvaged supplies right away and cook something. Most of them got wet and won’t be able to last long now.
19 The lighthouse has seen quite a few winters already. The weather and time have taken their toll on the building. Maybe you could help fix it up a bit so it will last this winter too.
20 I am heating the whole house with this stove. It’s quite old and is not large enough to warm the whole house. But a new one is too expensive. I can’t afford it from the lighthouse keeper’s wage.
21 I just received a message from the Coast Guard headquarters. The lighthouse will be electrified after the new year. Some people will come and lay the cables first. That will make my work a lot easier.
22 A new electric lamp will be installed in the lighthouse. Now I am still using the oil lamp that has to be refilled often. I have to watch it the whole night. It’s not a restful sleep.
23 We should build a hut around the fog bell. It rained for the past week and I am afraid this new one will get rusty soon too. A simple wooden shack should keep it dry.
24 There has been a change in the electrification schedule. My lighthouse has been moved to the last place on the list. I don’t want to wait another half a year. Could your sailors take care of it instead?
25 This year’s winter is especially cold and unpleasant. Thanks to you I have enough wood to keep the fire burning day and night. A pity I don’t have some cocoa, a warm cup in front of the fire would be nice.
26 After the lighthouse is electrified, my job will be just a formality. It is to be expected I will be let go. What will I do then? I am good at fishing and cooking. I could make a living out of that.
27 We have sold our house in the city when we moved to the lighthouse. I will have to look for an apartment. I do not have money for a house, neither do I need it since I am alone.
28 My husband is buried here. I wish I could have him moved closer to the city so I can still visit his grave often. I have saved money for a nice tombstone. I promised to make him a beautiful resting place.
29 The Turkey Point Lighthouse will start using electricity tomorrow. I will remain the keeper for now. I can find a new hobby to fill all that free time. Maybe I could try making pottery.
30 This electricity is really efficient. I wish all the lights in my house would work on it too. But the Coast Guard is financing only the lighthouse electrification. A pity that.
31 I am actually looking forward to moving to the city. I have served many years as a lighthouse keeper but I will enjoy the city life once more. Especially this cold here is bad for my old bones now.
32 It’s decided, I will be retiring at the end of this year. I should start looking for an apartment in the city. Can your sailors take over for me here, while I go see the apartments for sale?
33 I have found the perfect apartment in the middle of the city, close to everything. I long to live among people again. I am done with living like a hermit. Unfortunately, it’s more expensive than I can afford.
34 It’s so nice of you to help me out. Allow me to bake you something sweet in return. But wait, I am all out of sugar. Could you go to the city and bring me some?
35 While we wait for the cake to cool off, we should first eat a regular meal. Let’s make some grilled fish from the local waters. I will sure miss the fresh seafood in the city. Let’s enjoy it while we can.
36 The day of my retirement is coming close. Thanks to your help I still have some money left and I was thinking about making some adjustments to my new apartment. What do you think?
37 After I retire, the lighthouse will be working without a keeper. From time to time, someone will come to check if all is functioning without issues. I did not think I would be the last lighthouse keeper.
38 I will be taking the furniture from the house to the apartment. As no one else will be living here now, I can take all of the things to my new home. Will you help me move?
39 Today is the day I leave the lighthouse. I will miss the sea but not the loneliness. Let’s have a drink to celebrate the end of a chapter in my life. I hope the next one will be even better.
40 Are you sailing to the city? Can you take me with you? You can come to visit me at my apartment anytime. And your crew is welcome too. Thank you for everything, captain.
Final Thank you for your help. Don't forget your reward, captain.
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