Lay track through marsh and keep watch for any buried bones as you go (After Discovery)
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From: The Next Stretch of Track
The damp earth preserves animals well, or so you've always heard.
Game Instructions: This option is costly, but will complete all of the track remaining as well as discovering a Leviathan Frame, a valuable skeleton torso.
Unlocked with 6 x Railway Steel, 50 x Survey of the Neath's Bones, Terrain Surveyed exactly 3, 20 x Crate of Incorruptible Biscuits, Discovered: a Patch of Frozen Neath
Locked with Tracklayers' Work Stoppage, Track Laid 3
Success
Mired in time and mud
[…] There's no more like the first, icy patch, but they do find you something significant.
Delivering the Leviathan frame is not easy […] A crowd gathers […] to watch the bones go by. The Prehistoricist tracklayers throw their hats in the air.[Find the rest of the story at https://www.fallenlondon.com]
- You now have 3 x Track Laid
- You've lost 6 x Railway Steel
- You've gained 2 x Supporting the Prehistoricist Tracklayers
- You've lost 50 x Survey of the Neath's Bones
- You've lost 20 x Crate of Incorruptible Biscuits
- Tracklayers' Displeasure is increasing… (+3 CP)
- You've gained 1 x Leviathan Frame
Categories:
- Railway Steel
- Survey of the Neath's Bones
- Terrain Surveyed
- Crate of Incorruptible Biscuits
- Discovered: a Patch of Frozen Neath
- Tracklayers' Work Stoppage
- Track Laid
- Actions
- Track Laid Gain
- Railway Steel Loss
- Supporting the Prehistoricist Tracklayers Gain
- Survey of the Neath's Bones Loss
- Crate of Incorruptible Biscuits Loss
- Tracklayers' Displeasure Gain
- Leviathan Frame Gain