Quests

A weathered letter bearing Octavianus's seal has been discovered in an old merchant's storehouse. Restore what remains of its contents; it may reveal where the expedition first sailed.

On completion: The letter confirms the fleet departed well prepared and full of hope. Tinania believes the next clues lie where the ships gathered before their great voyage.

No expedition can survive without supplies. Recreate the provisions listed in Octavianus's records to better understand how his fleet prepared for the journey ahead.

On completion: The records are complete. Among them is a reference to the fleet's first stop after leaving port – a promising lead to follow.

Explorers have reported the remains of an abandoned Roman camp. Search the area carefully; even the smallest trace could reveal where the expedition went next.

On completion: The camp was only a temporary refuge. Among the ruins you discover evidence that the fleet continued westward after breaking camp.

An old lighthouse once guided ships through dangerous waters, but it now lies in ruins. Restore it and search for anything the expedition may have left behind.

On completion: Hidden inside the lighthouse is another piece of the expedition's map. The route is becoming clearer, but one important figure is still missing.

The fleet's navigator vanished from the records shortly after departure. Recover his notes – they may explain how the expedition crossed the unknown seas.

On completion: The navigator's journal reveals a daring course far beyond familiar waters. Tinania fears the greatest challenges still lie ahead.

The journal speaks of peaceful encounters with distant peoples. Gather valuable goods to honour the friendships that helped the expedition continue its journey.

On completion: The generosity of strangers sustained the Romans when their own supplies grew scarce. Their gratitude is recorded in every page of the journal.

A violent storm scattered the fleet across the open sea. Assemble the resources needed to prepare for such hardships and understand how the expedition endured.

On completion: Many ships were lost, but not all. Survivors regrouped on distant shores, determined to continue despite overwhelming odds.

Reports suggest several crews founded small settlements after the storm. Make your community thrive to honour those who refused to surrender.

On completion: These settlements became beacons of hope. From them, the search for the Roman homeland continued.

A battered Roman standard has been found, a symbol that the expedition stood its ground even in desperate times. Prepare your forces to preserve its legacy.

On completion: Though scarred by countless battles, the standard never fell. It points toward the expedition's final march inland.

The last known route leads through a mountain pass. Clear the way and gather the materials needed to follow Octavianus beyond the natural barrier.

On completion: Beyond the mountains lies evidence of a much larger settlement. The final chapter of the expedition is close at hand.

Ancient buildings resemble the architecture of Rome itself. Restore their splendour and search for signs that the expedition finally reached its long-awaited destination.

On completion: These ruins were built by Roman hands, but they tell only part of the story. A living settlement awaits beyond them.

A thriving colony has been discovered, founded by survivors of the expedition. Strengthen your own settlement to honour those who carved out a new home so far from Rome.

On completion: The colonists preserved the expedition's history with great care. Among their records is one final journal belonging to Octavianus himself.

Octavianus's final journal is incomplete. Gather the resources needed to restore its damaged pages and reveal what became of the expedition's leader.

On completion: The journal tells of unwavering determination, but its final pages end before the journey itself. One last clue remains.

We gathered every surviving record of the expedition. Complete the final preparations and help preserve Octavianus's story for future generations.

On completion: Whether Octavianus ever reached the Roman homeland may forever remain a mystery. Yet his greatest achievement was never the destination – it was the settlements he inspired, the people he united, and the legacy that endures to this day. Tinania thanks you, knowing that his story will never be forgotten.

A weathered letter bearing Octavianus's seal has been discovered in an old merchant's storehouse. Restore what remains of its contents; it may reveal where the expedition first sailed.

On completion: The letter confirms the fleet departed well prepared and full of hope. Tinania believes the next clues lie where the ships gathered before their great voyage.

No expedition can survive without supplies. Recreate the provisions listed in Octavianus's records to better understand how his fleet prepared for the journey ahead.

On completion: The records are complete. Among them is a reference to the fleet's first stop after leaving port – a promising lead to follow.

Explorers have reported the remains of an abandoned Roman camp. Search the area carefully; even the smallest trace could reveal where the expedition went next.

On completion: The camp was only a temporary refuge. Among the ruins you discover evidence that the fleet continued westward after breaking camp.

An old lighthouse once guided ships through dangerous waters, but it now lies in ruins. Restore it and search for anything the expedition may have left behind.

On completion: Hidden inside the lighthouse is another piece of the expedition's map. The route is becoming clearer, but one important figure is still missing.

The fleet's navigator vanished from the records shortly after departure. Recover his notes – they may explain how the expedition crossed the unknown seas.

On completion: The navigator's journal reveals a daring course far beyond familiar waters. Tinania fears the greatest challenges still lie ahead.

The journal speaks of peaceful encounters with distant peoples. Gather valuable goods to honour the friendships that helped the expedition continue its journey.

On completion: The generosity of strangers sustained the Romans when their own supplies grew scarce. Their gratitude is recorded in every page of the journal.

A violent storm scattered the fleet across the open sea. Assemble the resources needed to prepare for such hardships and understand how the expedition endured.

On completion: Many ships were lost, but not all. Survivors regrouped on distant shores, determined to continue despite overwhelming odds.

Reports suggest several crews founded small settlements after the storm. Make your community thrive to honour those who refused to surrender.

On completion: These settlements became beacons of hope. From them, the search for the Roman homeland continued.

A battered Roman standard has been found, a symbol that the expedition stood its ground even in desperate times. Prepare your forces to preserve its legacy.

On completion: Though scarred by countless battles, the standard never fell. It points toward the expedition's final march inland.

The last known route leads through a mountain pass. Clear the way and gather the materials needed to follow Octavianus beyond the natural barrier.

On completion: Beyond the mountains lies evidence of a much larger settlement. The final chapter of the expedition is close at hand.

Ancient buildings resemble the architecture of Rome itself. Restore their splendour and search for signs that the expedition finally reached its long-awaited destination.

On completion: These ruins were built by Roman hands, but they tell only part of the story. A living settlement awaits beyond them.

A thriving colony has been discovered, founded by survivors of the expedition. Strengthen your own settlement to honour those who carved out a new home so far from Rome.

On completion: The colonists preserved the expedition's history with great care. Among their records is one final journal belonging to Octavianus himself.

Octavianus's final journal is incomplete. Gather the resources needed to restore its damaged pages and reveal what became of the expedition's leader.

On completion: The journal tells of unwavering determination, but its final pages end before the journey itself. One last clue remains.

We gathered every surviving record of the expedition. Complete the final preparations and help preserve Octavianus's story for future generations.

On completion: Whether Octavianus ever reached the Roman homeland may forever remain a mystery. Yet his greatest achievement was never the destination – it was the settlements he inspired, the people he united, and the legacy that endures to this day. Tinania thanks you, knowing that his story will never be forgotten.

A weathered letter bearing Octavianus's seal has been discovered in an old merchant's storehouse. Restore what remains of its contents; it may reveal where the expedition first sailed.

On completion: The letter confirms the fleet departed well prepared and full of hope. Tinania believes the next clues lie where the ships gathered before their great voyage.

No expedition can survive without supplies. Recreate the provisions listed in Octavianus's records to better understand how his fleet prepared for the journey ahead.

On completion: The records are complete. Among them is a reference to the fleet's first stop after leaving port – a promising lead to follow.

Explorers have reported the remains of an abandoned Roman camp. Search the area carefully; even the smallest trace could reveal where the expedition went next.

On completion: The camp was only a temporary refuge. Among the ruins you discover evidence that the fleet continued westward after breaking camp.

An old lighthouse once guided ships through dangerous waters, but it now lies in ruins. Restore it and search for anything the expedition may have left behind.

On completion: Hidden inside the lighthouse is another piece of the expedition's map. The route is becoming clearer, but one important figure is still missing.

The fleet's navigator vanished from the records shortly after departure. Recover his notes – they may explain how the expedition crossed the unknown seas.

On completion: The navigator's journal reveals a daring course far beyond familiar waters. Tinania fears the greatest challenges still lie ahead.

The journal speaks of peaceful encounters with distant peoples. Gather valuable goods to honour the friendships that helped the expedition continue its journey.

On completion: The generosity of strangers sustained the Romans when their own supplies grew scarce. Their gratitude is recorded in every page of the journal.

A violent storm scattered the fleet across the open sea. Assemble the resources needed to prepare for such hardships and understand how the expedition endured.

On completion: Many ships were lost, but not all. Survivors regrouped on distant shores, determined to continue despite overwhelming odds.

Reports suggest several crews founded small settlements after the storm. Make your community thrive to honour those who refused to surrender.

On completion: These settlements became beacons of hope. From them, the search for the Roman homeland continued.

A battered Roman standard has been found, a symbol that the expedition stood its ground even in desperate times. Prepare your forces to preserve its legacy.

On completion: Though scarred by countless battles, the standard never fell. It points toward the expedition's final march inland.

The last known route leads through a mountain pass. Clear the way and gather the materials needed to follow Octavianus beyond the natural barrier.

On completion: Beyond the mountains lies evidence of a much larger settlement. The final chapter of the expedition is close at hand.

Ancient buildings resemble the architecture of Rome itself. Restore their splendour and search for signs that the expedition finally reached its long-awaited destination.

On completion: These ruins were built by Roman hands, but they tell only part of the story. A living settlement awaits beyond them.

A thriving colony has been discovered, founded by survivors of the expedition. Strengthen your own settlement to honour those who carved out a new home so far from Rome.

On completion: The colonists preserved the expedition's history with great care. Among their records is one final journal belonging to Octavianus himself.

Octavianus's final journal is incomplete. Gather the resources needed to restore its damaged pages and reveal what became of the expedition's leader.

On completion: The journal tells of unwavering determination, but its final pages end before the journey itself. One last clue remains.

We gathered every surviving record of the expedition. Complete the final preparations and help preserve Octavianus's story for future generations.

On completion: Whether Octavianus ever reached the Roman homeland may forever remain a mystery. Yet his greatest achievement was never the destination – it was the settlements he inspired, the people he united, and the legacy that endures to this day. Tinania thanks you, knowing that his story will never be forgotten.

A weathered letter bearing Octavianus's seal has been discovered in an old merchant's storehouse. Restore what remains of its contents; it may reveal where the expedition first sailed.

On completion: The letter confirms the fleet departed well prepared and full of hope. Tinania believes the next clues lie where the ships gathered before their great voyage.

No expedition can survive without supplies. Recreate the provisions listed in Octavianus's records to better understand how his fleet prepared for the journey ahead.

On completion: The records are complete. Among them is a reference to the fleet's first stop after leaving port – a promising lead to follow.

Explorers have reported the remains of an abandoned Roman camp. Search the area carefully; even the smallest trace could reveal where the expedition went next.

On completion: The camp was only a temporary refuge. Among the ruins you discover evidence that the fleet continued westward after breaking camp.

An old lighthouse once guided ships through dangerous waters, but it now lies in ruins. Restore it and search for anything the expedition may have left behind.

On completion: Hidden inside the lighthouse is another piece of the expedition's map. The route is becoming clearer, but one important figure is still missing.

The fleet's navigator vanished from the records shortly after departure. Recover his notes – they may explain how the expedition crossed the unknown seas.

On completion: The navigator's journal reveals a daring course far beyond familiar waters. Tinania fears the greatest challenges still lie ahead.

The journal speaks of peaceful encounters with distant peoples. Gather valuable goods to honour the friendships that helped the expedition continue its journey.

On completion: The generosity of strangers sustained the Romans when their own supplies grew scarce. Their gratitude is recorded in every page of the journal.

A violent storm scattered the fleet across the open sea. Assemble the resources needed to prepare for such hardships and understand how the expedition endured.

On completion: Many ships were lost, but not all. Survivors regrouped on distant shores, determined to continue despite overwhelming odds.

Reports suggest several crews founded small settlements after the storm. Make your community thrive to honour those who refused to surrender.

On completion: These settlements became beacons of hope. From them, the search for the Roman homeland continued.

A battered Roman standard has been found, a symbol that the expedition stood its ground even in desperate times. Prepare your forces to preserve its legacy.

On completion: Though scarred by countless battles, the standard never fell. It points toward the expedition's final march inland.

The last known route leads through a mountain pass. Clear the way and gather the materials needed to follow Octavianus beyond the natural barrier.

On completion: Beyond the mountains lies evidence of a much larger settlement. The final chapter of the expedition is close at hand.

Ancient buildings resemble the architecture of Rome itself. Restore their splendour and search for signs that the expedition finally reached its long-awaited destination.

On completion: These ruins were built by Roman hands, but they tell only part of the story. A living settlement awaits beyond them.

A thriving colony has been discovered, founded by survivors of the expedition. Strengthen your own settlement to honour those who carved out a new home so far from Rome.

On completion: The colonists preserved the expedition's history with great care. Among their records is one final journal belonging to Octavianus himself.

Octavianus's final journal is incomplete. Gather the resources needed to restore its damaged pages and reveal what became of the expedition's leader.

On completion: The journal tells of unwavering determination, but its final pages end before the journey itself. One last clue remains.

We gathered every surviving record of the expedition. Complete the final preparations and help preserve Octavianus's story for future generations.

On completion: Whether Octavianus ever reached the Roman homeland may forever remain a mystery. Yet his greatest achievement was never the destination – it was the settlements he inspired, the people he united, and the legacy that endures to this day. Tinania thanks you, knowing that his story will never be forgotten.

What’s a birthday party without proper space to celebrate in!? We need to build some nice and cozy venues for the anniversary event – and therefore we need materials, right? Let’s start with some planks, sweetheart.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

The interiors would look so much nicer if we used some of our exquisite marble on it, don’t you think?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely should balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! The interiors could use some nice metal, don't you think? For stability, and that extra-strong look of course. Oh, the party on anniversary day's gonna be great, honey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Another thing we'll need is some personnel to help with the construction work. They need to be strong and plenty, my dear!

On completion: Good job!

First, we'll need some nice new furniture for the celebration room. Would you be so kind as to send some gold coins for that?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely should balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh my, it seems our new furniture still needs to be assembled! Would it be possible for you to provide some tools, sweetie?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh no, it seems we’re out of bolts! How are we supposed to finish our furniture now? Could you produce some metal for bolts, please?

On completion: Good job!

We should provide some high-quality food for the party. First, we should fetch some sausages from your storehouses.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to work! We need some bread for our party. Would you be so kind to produce some, honey?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let's not forget the fresh drinks for the party. Could you please up your water production, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

As you know, wheat is one of the main ingredients for our renowned brew. Let’s send some of it to Dora so that she can sample its quality.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Crystal clear water is very important for a high-quality brew, too. Could you send some of our water to Dora, so she can test its quality, too?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Dora approved both the water and the wheat quality. Let’s go ahead and buff your brewery now, shall we?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to work! It’s time to turn all the ingredients into a delicious brew. Your people will love it, I'm sure.

On completion: Good job!

We won't back down. If we really are going to be attacked, we'll be prepared. First, please delegate some military units.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to business. It seems we're still lacking some of the weapons we'd need to properly defend ourselves in case of a surprise attack. Could you please produce some, lovey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start work on our anniversary celebration statues, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! It'd be nice to have a few celebratory statues honoring the anniversary across your island. Please go ahead and provide the necessary materials, my dear! Let’s start with some bronze.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Some marble statues would also be very nice for our anniversary party, wouldn't they?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Make sure we have the necessary gold production to provide some nice badges for the anniversary statues, OK?

On completion: Good job!

First, we'd need some tombola prizes of course. Would you be so kind as to send one of your explorers on a treasure search for it?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We'll need paper to make tickets for the tombola. Could you provide some please, honey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start with the barbecue preparations, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, now let's get to business. First, we should store some coal to make sure we always have enough to keep the fires going, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Secondly, let’s get our meat and bread production going. We need something to put on the grill, right?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have some fish for that barbecue too, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s produce some buffs we can use to keep our productions going. I'd recommend a couple of Fish Platters.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, now we can apply some buffs to strengthen our production chains. Let’s start with the brewery, yes?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now go ahead and apply a buff on either a bakery or an improved bakery, okay, honey?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s provide some new paper for Dora. It'd be a shame if she stopped writing letters because she hasn't got any good paper, don't you think?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Secondly, Dora needs some new nibs, as her old ones are all pretty much used up.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to business! We should increase our printing type production. Just in case Dora wants to switch to printing her letters in future!

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start work on the new cutlery, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We really need some new cutlery for the anniversary celebration. First, let's strengthen our metal production to make sure we’ve got enough materials for it, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now it's time to turn the metal into some nice cutlery. Would you be so kind as to send some of the metal over, sweetheart?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh my, it seems the knives we made just aren't sharp enough! Could you provide some razor-sharp blades, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s go and strengthen our bronze production, my dear! I'm sure this will come handy when we start producing new dishes.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We still need to work on the new dishes for the anniversary party. We could use some bronze, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We're still missing some napkins. Let’s produce some paper for it.

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we set out to find new personnel for our anniversary party, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Firstly, let’s try and find some people we can train to help with things, like keeping the barbecue going, serving food and drinks, or cleaning up.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Our new staff still need some nice clothes suitable for the occasion. Could I get some gold coins for that, please?

On completion: Good job!

Let’s start by sending some military forces to protect Dora!

On completion: Good job!

Wouldn’t it be a good idea to have some secure padlocks for Dora’s house? Let’s produce some iron for that.

On completion: Good job!

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! As always, we should make sure we find the right balance between work and pleasure: you're now free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we set out to organize the dance performance for our anniversary party, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work on that dance performance for our anniversary party! First, we'll need to lay out our finest wood for the dance floor, yes?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let’s make sure we have enough talent on the dance floor. Can you hire some experienced dancers, sweetie?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh! Our newly hired dancers have reported that the dance floor could really use another round of waxing. Where I come from, we’d always use fish food to give it that extra smoothness. Could you produce some, please?

On completion: Good job!

Maybe we asked too much from your settlers regarding the party preparations?! We need to raise their spirits! We could try to lighten the mood by providing some nice things from the provision house?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Fresh water is always able to clear one’s mind and help you stay positive throughout the day. Let’s provide some water for your afflicted settlers.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! As always, we should make sure we find the right balance between work and pleasure: you're free to go out and seek adventure now, lovey! But today, let’s try a co-op adventure to instill a bit of camaraderie in your people, okay?

On completion: Good job!

In order to keep the anniversary festivities peaceful, we should get rid of some of our close-quarters combat weapons.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! Like always, work before pleasure: you're now free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

In order to keep the anniversary festivities peaceful, we should also consider disposing of some of our long-range weaponry, alright?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let’s get some units together and give them proper instructions to facilitate our idea of a positive, jovial anniversary celebration among the military, too.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

If we're looking to have a peaceful celebration, what could be more peaceful than the written word? Produce some nibs, so that we can write peaceful anniversary day letters to all our settlers, okay?

On completion: Good job!

First, we need to make sure that no trees will block our procession’s way. Could you remove any trees that might get in the way?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay - let's get working on our anniversary parade! I really think we should have some impressive horses to be part of it. Can you please bring some along, honey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start with our anniversary party preparations, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! We should make sure the children are kept entertained throughout celebration day. All kids love to scribble and draw, right? Let’s make sure they have plenty of opportunity to do so, honey! First, let’s produce some paper the little ones can draw on, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now we need some coal for our children to draw with during the festivities. Just in case they get bored or something, okay?

On completion: Good job!

Firstly, let’s make sure our fishing grounds won't be depleted during our anniversary preparations. They need to stay rich and healthy!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to preparing for the time after the party. I think we should do something about our hunting grounds as well. Wild animals are starting to get a little rare, I’m afraid.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

In the last three weeks, we've produced quite a lot of brew! Actually, I think we produced a bit too much... Let’s turn at least some of it into coins, so that we can purchase some of the goods we're still missing, okay lovey?

On completion: Good job!

It looks like you're going to be on your own managing the celebration day, mayor! And look, over there! We already have a situation that requires your help! The barbecue is so popular, we're running out of food already. Quickly! Help provide some more.

On completion: Good job!

No, no, no! We've run out of clean dishes! Let’s clean them with lots of water!

On completion: Good job!

Hey! Some of your settlers just told me they'd love to play a game of horseshoes. But they're missing one essential item... That's right, a horseshoe! Could you make one, please!

On completion: Good job!

As a new day begins to dawn, and the settlers enjoy the last bits of the anniversary party, you catch the eye of one of your advisors and say: “Oh, what a wonderful, wonderful celebration that was. I can’t wait for next year’s anniversary! But now, I will go on one last adventure for today, alright, my friend?"

On completion: Good job!

What’s a birthday party without proper space to celebrate in!? We need to build some nice and cozy venues for the anniversary event – and therefore we need materials, right? Let’s start with some planks, sweetheart.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

The interiors would look so much nicer if we used some of our exquisite marble on it, don’t you think?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! The interiors could use some nice metal, don't you think? For stability, and that extra-strong look of course. Oh, the party on anniversary day's gonna be great, honey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Another thing we'll need is some personnel to help with the construction work. They'll need to be strong and plenty, my dear!

On completion: Good job!

First, we'll need some nice new furniture for the celebration room. Would you be so kind as to send some gold coins for that?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh my, it seems our new furniture still needs to be assembled! Would it be possible for you to provide some tools, sweetie?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh no, it seems we’re out of bolts! How are we supposed to finish our furniture now? Could you produce some metal for bolts, please?

On completion: Good job!

We should provide some high-quality food for the party. First, we should fetch some sausages from your storehouses.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to work! We need some bread for our party. Would you be so kind as to produce some, honey?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let's not forget the fresh drinks for the party. Could you please up your water production, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

As you know, wheat is one of the main ingredients for our renowned brew. Let’s send some of it to Dora so that she can sample its quality.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Crystal clear water is very important for a high-quality brew, too. Could you send some of our water to Dora, so she can test its quality, too?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Dora approved both the water and the wheat quality. Let’s go ahead and buff your brewery now, shall we?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to work! It’s time to turn all the ingredients into a delicious brew. Your people will love it, I'm sure.

On completion: Good job!

We won't back down. If we really are going to be attacked, we'll be prepared. First, please delegate some military units.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to business. It seems we're still lacking some of the weapons we'd need to properly defend ourselves in case of a surprise attack. Could you please produce some, lovey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start work on our anniversary celebration statues, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! It'd be nice to have a few celebratory statues honoring the anniversary across your island. Please go ahead and provide the necessary materials, my dear! Let’s start with some bronze.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Some marble statues would also be very nice for our anniversary party, wouldn't they?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Make sure we have the necessary gold production to provide some nice badges for the anniversary statues, OK?

On completion: Good job!

First, we'd need some tombola prizes of course. Would you be so kind as to send one of your explorers on a treasure search for it?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We'll need paper to make tickets for the tombola. Could you provide some please, honey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start with the barbecue preparations, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, now let's get to business. First, we should store some coal to make sure we always have enough to keep the fires going, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Secondly, let’s get our meat and bread production going. We need something to put on the grill, right?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have some fish for that barbecue too, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s produce some buffs we can use to keep our productions going. I'd recommend a couple of Fish Platters.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, now we can apply some buffs to strengthen our production chains. Let’s begin with the brewery, yes?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now go ahead and apply a buff on either a bakery or an improved bakery, okay, honey?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s provide some new paper for Dora. It'd be a shame if she stopped writing letters because she hasn't got any good paper, don't you think?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Secondly, Dora needs some new nibs, as her old ones are all pretty much used up.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to business! We should increase our printing type production. Just in case Dora wants to switch to printing her letters in future!

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start work on the new cutlery, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We really need some new cutlery for the anniversary celebration. First, let's strengthen our metal production to make sure we’ve got enough materials for it, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now it's time to turn the metal into some nice cutlery. Would you be so kind as to send some of the metal over, sweetheart?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh my, it seems the knives we made just aren't sharp enough! Could you provide some razor-sharp blades, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s go and strengthen our bronze production, my dear! I'm sure this will come handy when we start producing new dishes.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We still need to work on the new dishes for the anniversary party. We could use some bronze, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We're still missing some napkins. Let’s produce some paper for it.

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we set out to find new personnel for our anniversary party, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Firstly, let’s try and find some people we can train to help with things, like keeping the barbecue going, serving food and drinks, or cleaning up.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Our new staff still need some nice clothes suitable for the occasion. Could I get some gold coins for that, please?

On completion: Good job!

Let’s start by sending some military forces to protect Dora!

On completion: Good job!

Wouldn’t it be a good idea to have some secure padlocks for Dora’s house? Let’s produce some iron for that.

On completion: Good job!

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! As always, we should make sure we find the right balance between work and pleasure: you're now free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we set out to organize the dance performance for our anniversary party, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work on that dance performance for our anniversary party! First, we'll need to lay out our finest wood for the dance floor, yes?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let’s make sure we have enough talent on the dance floor. Can you hire some experienced dancers, sweetie?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh! Our newly hired dancers have reported that the dance floor could really use another round of waxing. Where I come from, we’d always use fish food to give it that extra smoothness. Could you produce some, please?

On completion: Good job!

Maybe we asked too much from your settlers regarding the party preparations?! We need to raise their spirits! We could try to lighten the mood by providing some nice things from the provision house?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Fresh water is always able to clear one’s mind and help you stay positive throughout the day. Let’s provide some water for your afflicted settlers.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! As always, we should make sure we find the right balance between work and pleasure: you're free to go out and seek adventure now, lovey! But today, let’s try a co-op adventure to instill a bit of camaraderie in your people, okay?

On completion: Good job!

In order to keep the anniversary festivities peaceful, we should get rid of some of our close-quarters combat weapons.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! Like always, work before pleasure: you're now free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

In order to keep the anniversary festivities peaceful, we should also consider disposing of some of our long-range weaponry, alright?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let’s get some units together and give them proper instructions to facilitate our idea of a positive, jovial anniversary celebration among the military, too.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

If we're looking to have a peaceful celebration, what could be more peaceful than the written word? Produce some nibs, so that we can write peaceful anniversary day letters to all our settlers, okay?

On completion: Good job!

First, we need to make sure that no trees will block our procession’s way. Could you remove any trees that might get in the way?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay - let's get working on our anniversary parade! I really think we should have some impressive horses to be part of it. Can you please bring some along, honey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start with our anniversary party preparations, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! We should make sure the children are kept entertained throughout celebration day. All kids love to scribble and draw, right? Let’s make sure they have plenty of opportunity to do so, honey! First, let’s produce some paper the little ones can draw on, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now we need some coal for our children to draw with during the festivities. Just in case they get bored or something, okay?

On completion: Good job!

Firstly, let’s make sure our fishing grounds won't be depleted during our anniversary preparations. They need to stay rich and healthy!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to preparing for the time after the party. I think we should do something about our hunting grounds as well. Wild animals are starting to get a little rare, I’m afraid.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

In the last three weeks, we've produced quite a lot of brew! Actually, I think we produced a bit too much... Let’s turn at least some of it into coins, so that we can purchase some of the goods we're still missing, okay lovey?

On completion: Good job!

It looks like you're going to be on your own managing the celebration day, mayor! And look, over there! We already have a situation that requires your help! The barbecue is so popular, we're running out of food already. Quickly! Help provide some more.

On completion: Good job!

No no no! We got no clean dishes anymore. Let’s clean them with lots of water!

On completion: Good job!

Hey! Some of your settlers just told me they'd love to play a game of horseshoes. But they're missing one essential item... That's right, a horseshoe! Could you make one, please!

On completion: Good job!

As a new day begins to dawn, and the settlers enjoy the last bits of the anniversary party, you catch the eye of one of your advisors and say: “Oh, what a wonderful, wonderful celebration that was. I can’t wait for next year’s anniversary! But now, I will go on one last adventure for today, alright, my friend?"

On completion: Good job!

What’s a birthday party without proper space to celebrate in!? We need to build some nice and cozy venues for the anniversary event – and therefore we need materials, right? Let’s start with some planks, sweetheart.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

The interiors would look so much nicer if we used some of our exquisite marble on it, don’t you think?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! The interiors could use some nice metal, don't you think? For stability, and that extra-strong look of course. Oh, the party on anniversary day's gonna be great, honey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Another thing we'll need is some personnel to help with the construction work. They'll need to be strong and plenty, my dear!

On completion: Good job!

First, we'll need some nice new furniture for the celebration room. Would you be so kind as to send some gold coins for that?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh my, it seems our new furniture still needs to be assembled! Would it be possible for you to provide some tools, sweetie?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh no, it seems we’re out of bolts! How are we supposed to finish our furniture now? Could you produce some metal for bolts, please?

On completion: Good job!

We should provide some high-quality food for the party. First, we should fetch some sausages from your storehouses.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to work! We need some bread for our party. Would you be so kind to produce some, honey?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let's not forget the fresh drinks for the party. Could you please up your water production, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

As you know, wheat is one of the main ingredients for our renowned brew. Let’s send some of it to Dora so that she can sample its quality.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Crystal clear water is very important for a high-quality brew, too. Could you send some of our water to Dora, so she can test its quality, too?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Dora approved both the water and the wheat quality. Let’s go ahead and buff your brewery now, shall we?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to work! It’s time to turn all the ingredients into a delicious brew. Your people will love it, I'm sure.

On completion: Good job!

We won't back down. If we really are going to be attacked, we'll be prepared. First, please delegate some military units.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, back to business. It seems we're still lacking some of the weapons we'd need to properly defend ourselves in case of a surprise attack. Could you please produce some, lovey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start work on our anniversary celebration statues, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! It'd be nice to have a few celebratory statues honoring the anniversary across your island. Please go ahead and provide the necessary materials, my dear! Let’s start with some bronze.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Some marble statues would also be very nice for our anniversary party, wouldn't they?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Make sure we have the necessary gold production to provide some nice badges for the anniversary statues, OK?

On completion: Good job!

First, we'd need some tombola prizes of course. Would you be so kind as to send one of your explorers on a treasure search for it?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We'll need paper to make tickets for the tombola. Could you provide some please, honey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start with the barbecue preparations, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, now let's get to business. First, we should store some coal to make sure we always have enough to keep the fires going, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Secondly, let’s get our meat and bread production going. We need something to put on the grill, right?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have some fish for that barbecue too, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s produce some buffs we can use to keep our productions going. I'd recommend a couple of Fish Platters.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, now we can apply some buffs to strengthen our production chains. Let’s start with the brewery, yes?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now go ahead and apply a buff on either a bakery or an improved bakery, okay, honey?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s provide some new paper for Dora. It'd be a shame if she stopped writing letters because she hasn't got any good paper, don't you think?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Secondly, Dora needs some new nibs, as her old ones are all pretty much used up.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to business! We should increase our printing type production. Just in case Dora wants to switch to printing her letters in future!

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start work on the new cutlery, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We really need some new cutlery for the anniversary celebration. First, let's strengthen our metal production to make sure we’ve got enough materials for it, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now it's time to turn the metal into some nice cutlery. Would you be so kind as to send some of the metal over, sweetheart?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh my, it seems the knives we made just aren't sharp enough! Could you provide some razor-sharp blades, my dear?

On completion: Good job!

First, let’s go and strengthen our bronze production, my dear! I'm sure this will come handy when we start producing new dishes.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work. We still need to work on the new dishes for the anniversary party. We could use some bronze, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We're still missing some napkins. Let’s produce some paper for it.

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we set out to find new personnel for our anniversary party, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Firstly, let’s try and find some people we can train to help with things, like keeping the barbecue going, serving food and drinks, or cleaning up.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Our new staff still need some nice clothes suitable for the occasion. Could I get some gold coins for that, please?

On completion: Good job!

Let’s start by sending some military forces to protect Dora!

On completion: Good job!

Wouldn’t it be a good idea to have some secure padlocks for Dora’s house? Let’s produce some iron for that.

On completion: Good job!

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! As always, we should make sure we find the right balance between work and pleasure: you're now free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we set out to organize the dance performance for our anniversary party, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work on that dance performance for our anniversary party! First, we'll need to lay out our finest wood for the dance floor, yes?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let’s make sure we have enough talent on the dance floor. Can you hire some experienced dancers, sweetie?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Oh! Our newly hired dancers have reported that the dance floor could really use another round of waxing. Where I come from, we’d always use fish food to give it that extra smoothness. Could you produce some, please?

On completion: Good job!

Maybe we asked too much from your settlers regarding the party preparations?! We need to raise their spirits! We could try to lighten the mood by providing some nice things from the provision house?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Fresh water is always able to clear one’s mind and help you stay positive throughout the day. Let’s provide some water for your afflicted settlers.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! As always, we should make sure we find the right balance between work and pleasure: you're free to go out and seek adventure now, lovey! But today, let’s try a co-op adventure to instill a bit of camaraderie in your people, okay?

On completion: Good job!

In order to keep the anniversary festivities peaceful, we should get rid of some of our close-quarters combat weapons.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

I'm sure you did everything exceptionally well! Like always, work before pleasure: you're now free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

In order to keep the anniversary festivities peaceful, we should also consider disposing of some of our long-range weaponry, alright?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Let’s get some units together and give them proper instructions to facilitate our idea of a positive, jovial anniversary celebration among the military, too.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

If we're looking to have a peaceful celebration, what could be more peaceful than the written word? Produce some nibs, so that we can write peaceful anniversary day letters to all our settlers, okay?

On completion: Good job!

First, we need to make sure that no trees will block our procession’s way. Could you remove any trees that might get in the way?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay - let's get working on our anniversary parade! I really think we should have some impressive horses to be part of it. Can you please bring some along, honey?

On completion: Good job!

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: before we start with our anniversary party preparations, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to work! We should make sure the children are kept entertained throughout celebration day. All kids love to scribble and draw, right? Let’s make sure they have plenty of opportunity to do so, honey! First, let’s produce some paper the little ones can draw on, okay?

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Now we need some coal for our children to draw with during the festivities. Just in case they get bored or something, okay?

On completion: Good job!

Firstly, let’s make sure our fishing grounds won't be depleted during our anniversary preparations. They need to stay rich and healthy!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

Okay, let's get back to preparing for the time after the party. I think we should do something about our hunting grounds as well. Wild animals are starting to get a little rare, I’m afraid.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

In the last three weeks, we've produced quite a lot of brew! Actually, I think we produced a bit too much... Let’s turn at least some of it into coins, so that we can purchase some of the goods we're still missing, okay lovey?

On completion: Good job!

It looks like you're going to be on your own managing the celebration day, mayor! And look, over there! We already have a situation that requires your help! The barbecue is so popular, we're running out of food already. Quickly! Help provide some more.

On completion: Good job!

No no no! We got no clean dishes anymore. Let’s clean them with lots of water!

On completion: Good job!

Hey! Some of your settlers just told me they'd love to play a game of horseshoes. But they're missing one essential item... That's right, a horseshoe! Could you make one, please!

On completion: Good job!

As a new day begins to dawn, and the settlers enjoy the last bits of the anniversary party, you catch the eye of one of your advisors and say: “Oh, what a wonderful, wonderful celebration that was. I can’t wait for next year’s anniversary! But now, I will go on one last adventure for today, alright, my friend?"

On completion: Good job!

What’s a birthday party without proper space to celebrate in!? We need to build some nice and cozy venues for the anniversary event – and therefore we need materials, right? Let’s start with some planks, sweetheart.

On completion: Good job! Let’s get on to the next point in Dora’s letter.

The interiors would look so much nicer if we used some of our exquisite marble on it, don’t you think?

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We definitely need to balance work and pleasure: for now, you're free to go out and seek adventure, lovey!

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Okay, let's get back to work! The interiors could use some nice metal, don't you think? For stability, and that extra-strong look of course. Oh, the party on anniversary day's gonna be great, honey!

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