Editing Railway Beginning (Guide)

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Building the '''Great Hellbound Railway (GHR)''' is a large late-game undertaking. It gradually gives access to locations in the [[Upper River]], which provide a myriad of new content and more efficient ways of getting advanced items. 

Starting the Railway requires access to several later-game locations, namely [[University Laboratory (Guide)|the University Laboratory]], a [[Parabolan Base-Camp]] and [[The Bone Market]]. In theory you can skip the Bone Market, but without it some resources will be more difficult to gather.

The railway starts with a stretch from [[Moloch Street]] to [[Ealing Gardens]]. This guide is meant to help with getting the railway going. For a more general guide on the Railway and building further stops, see [[Railway (Guide)]].

== Long-Term Requirements ==
Certain requirements require time-consuming preparation, but may be done gradually over a long period of time. These include

* {{IL|Persuasive|175}} modified
* {{IL|Watchful|200}} base
* {{IL|Prestige of Your Laboratory|40}}
* {{IL|Equipment for Scientific Experimentation|5}}

==Beginning The Railway Business==

To begin the Railway project, you need to

* Become a Tier 2 {{IL|A Person of Some Importance -|Appearance=Person of Some Importance}} (see [[A Person of Some Importance (Guide)|Guide]])—any of the four specializations work
* Raise your (modified) {{IL|Persuasive}} to at least 175 (see the [[Leveling (Guide)|Leveling Guide]])

With these requirements met, you'll draw [[Advertisements of a New Venture]], an invitation to be on the Railway's board of directors. You need '''one''' of the following to become a Director of the Railway

* {{IL|Hinterland Scrip|400 x}}, {{IL|Notability|5}}
* {{IL|Favours: Society|7 x}}, {{IL|Respectable|10}}, {{IL|Notability|7}}
* {{IL|A Vast Network of Connections Wherever the Bazaar's Influence can be Found}} (from {{IL|Ambition: Bag a Legend!}})
* {{IL|A Leasehold on All of London}} (from {{IL|Ambition: Heart's Desire!}})
* {{IL|Newly-Cast Crown of the City of London}} (from {{IL|Ambition: Heart's Desire!}})

In order to actually begin laying track, you will need samples of {{IL|Railway Steel}} and {{IL|Perfumed Gunpowder}}, and need to research the formulas for creating more. This is done in your {{IL|University Laboratory}}. Details described in the 'Acquiring Railway Steel' section below. This will ultimately require

* {{IL|Watchful|200}} base
* {{IL|Prestige of Your Laboratory|40}}
* {{IL|Equipment for Scientific Experimentation|5}}
* {{IL|Reflection of your Laboratory}} or ({{FontFate}}-locked) another source of {{IL|Parabolan Research}}

In general, the railway advances by laying track towards the next location and building a station there. Advancing is complicated by resource requirements, [[Railway Board (Guide)|GHR board meetings]], and story developments.
== Starting Out ==
This section outlines the process of establishing the railway company, laying the first track and building the first station. The biggest impediments are resource requirements, which are elaborated on in the next section.

As the Director of the Railway, it's your responsibility to hire other members of the Board. This leads to the first meetings.

=== Having the first board meetings ===
In [[A Meeting of the Great Hellbound Railway]] two new board members join and you get to [[Recommend a Board Member|recommend yet another one]]. Here you might want to consult a [[Railway Board (Guide)|guide]]. A brief overview on how the board generally works can be found below.

Then you'll need to [[Convene a Board Meeting of the Great Hellbound Railway/Proposing a charter|propose a charter]], which gives the feeling of how the railway board meetings generally work; you pick the agenda, try to [[Debating Matters of Business with the Board|persuade the board members to agree]] to your proposal, declare victory (or concede), and pick another agenda or bring the meeting to close. Each '''charter''' grants a minor benefit, and '''cannot be changed once it has been voted on''' (except for [[Recommend giving the workers a share of the company|a solution to a problem later on]] which changes the charter to one not available at this stage). The benefits of each charter are:
* '''[[Vote congratulations to the Board on its formation|Wealth]]''', which halves the cost needed to [[Rest in the Passenger Lounge|convert the Ealing passenger area into a lounge]] that gives an option to reduce {{IL|Nightmares}}.
* '''[[Vote to honour this historic moment with a donation to the Impoverished|Charity]]''', which halves the cost needed to [[Visit the Clinic|convert the Ealing passenger area into a clinic]], unlocking an option to reduce {{IL|Wounds}}. Having a charity charter also makes certain [[Propose special consideration to certain charitable groups|propositions]] slightly easier.
* '''[[Propose an explicitly scientific charter|Scientific Knowledge]]''', which makes the board less stingy when it comes to [[Free up the funds to excavate whatever the Tracklayers found|an option that would promote scientific discovery]].
* '''[[Propose an emphatically mission-oriented charter|Expansion of the Church]]''', which halves the cost needed to [[Convert the empty passenger area into a small chapel|convert the Ealing passenger area into a small chapel]], providing options to reduce {{IL|Scandal}}.
* '''[[Propose an expressly Infernal charter|Infernal Alliance]]''', which halves the cost needed to [[Convert the empty passenger area into a post office|convert the Ealing passenger area into a post office]], which mostly unlocks options to manage {{IL|Suspicion}}. Having an infernal charter also prohibits you from adding the Bishop of Southwark as a board member later on.
* There is also [[Recommend giving the workers a share of the company|another charter]] that is not available until you work on the route towards the Magistracy of Evenlode and encounter a [[An impediment|problem]]. This charter halves the cost needed to [[Convert the empty passenger area into a stand selling Rubbery Pies|convert the Ealing passenger area into a pie stand]] to sell [[Basket of Rubbery Pies]] for [[Sell Pies for yourself|yourself]] or [[Sell Pies for the Company|the company]], as well as sharing part of [[Vote a dividend to the shareholders|your company's dividends]] with them to prevent objections from labour advocates.

Generally, the more board members there are, the more effort each board decision takes because you need to get each and every member to vote on your side. Convincing a board member takes at minimum one action each with a persuasive check, which difficulty depends on whether the board member is against your proposition. Board members usually have certain predispositions, meaning that the check is more difficult if you present them something they are against in principle. For example, those members who care about financial interests usually oppose harder resolutions that would increase [[In Corporate Debt|corporate debt]].

The check can be made easier (for the duration of currently debated matter) by [[Debating Matters of Business with the Board#Building up Counters|"softening" the members]] by gaining {{IL|Obfuscation of the Board}}, {{IL|Respectability Factor}}, and {{IL|Corruption of the Board}}; most board members are prone to one of them. [[Crooked-Cross]]es get [[Begin the meeting with a few words|an easy head start]] with obfuscation, [[Midnighter]]s can [[Hint at one or two things you know|easily affect]] corruption-prone members.

As a side note, after the first developments it's probably normal to always have some {{IL|In Corporate Debt|Appearance=debt}}, but if it increases to 5, the creditors of the railway start to get uneasy and the [[A Word From Your Creditors|associated undiscardable menace card]] begins to appear. Having excessive debt can also prevent some actions or board propositions until the debt is reduced. To reduce it, you can e.g. [[raise funds for the railway]], [[Offer compensation from your own pocketbook|pay from your own pocket]], or [[Drum up a few investments for the Great Hellbound Railway|use your Parthenaeum connections]]. An easy way to acquire {{IL|Rumour of the Upper River|Appearance=Rumours of the Upper River}} required for efficient debt reduction is shuttling between stations in your train.

=== Appeasing certain parties ===
After the first meeting some complications occur.

* First [[Disagreements at Moloch Street|Hell opposes the expansion of a rival railway company]]. To resolve this (without Fate), you'll need {{IL|Judgements' Egg}} ''(from [[Forgotten Quarter Expeditions (Guide)|archeological expedition]] The Tomb of the Silken Thread)''. You'll find [[Board Member: Virginia|Virginia]] jumping aboard the board.
* Then [[Settle this Issue of Representation|Church gets upset about the heathen board]]. Resolving requires {{IL|Bazaar Permit|3 x}} and {{IL|Comprehensive Bribe|1 x}}, and adds one church-affiliated board member.

Settling the issue with church leads to you getting to know [[The Tracklayer's Union]], after which you can get to proper business of really building the railroad in fundamentally the same way it's done after the first station. Until you resolve these matters, you can only [[visit the boardroom and have a look around]] with a reminder that there is some unsorted business keeping the venture from advancing.

=== Approving track plans with the GHR board ===
The real work begins with convening the railway board to approve either of the options:
{{Options|Plan the next route through occupied buildings, alongside the Moloch Line}}
{{Options|Plan the next route through abandoned buildings}}

* [[Plan the next route through occupied buildings, alongside the Moloch Line]], or
* [[Plan the next route through abandoned buildings]].

The difference is with which board members are opposing the plans, which means, who you probably need to try to persuade harder.

== Laying the track ==
Having the board accept the plan lets you lay track towards Ealing Gardens. To arrive there and be ready to build the station, you will need to increase {{IL|Track Laid}} to 3.

To lay track, you have three options, each with slightly different resource requirements you can freely choose from each time. Each option increases {{IL|Track Laid}} by one and has the base requirement of {{IL|Railway Steel|3 x}}, {{IL|Perfumed Gunpowder|5 x}} and {{IL|Comprehensive Bribe|1 x}} ''([[:Category:Comprehensive Bribe Gain|''check sources'']])'', each option having additional requirements of their own. Getting steel and gunpowder might be problematic in the beginning, the second part of the guide (below) helps in getting access to them. The options are:

* [[Support the Liberationists and build track through open city]],
* [[Lay track through open city and keep watch for any buried bones as you go]], or
* [[Lay track through open city, and keep your workforce well fed]].

{{Options|Support the Liberationists and build track through open city}}
{{Options|Lay track through open city and keep watch for any buried bones as you go}}
{{Options|Lay track through open city, and keep your workforce well fed}}

(1) Supporting Liberationists is (probably) the cheapest, requiring an additional {{IL|Perfumed Gunpowder|5 x}} and advancing [[The Liberation of Night]] (which may have effects in later game). (2) Keeping watch for any buried bones requires {{IL|Survey of the Neath's Bones|25 x}} ''([[Track recent palaeontological discoveries and the stones of the Neath]])'' and gives some bones. (3) Keeping the workforce well fed requires {{IL|Basket of Rubbery Pies|5 x}} ''(from [[Mrs Plenty]])'', but prevents the buildup of {{IL|Tracklayers' Displeasure}}.

Note that while the track laying mechanics stay the same during the railway venture, i.e. you'll need to get Railway Steel to get track laid towards the next location, the above options are specific to this stretch of the railway and the requirements vary somewhat when building the next stretches after Ealing Gardens. Specifically, laying track does not generally require {{IL|Comprehensive Bribe|Appearance=bribes}} after this region.

You'll also need {{IL|Hinterland Scrip|20 x}} ''([[Hinterland Scrip-Making#Getting Scrip before the Railway|Getting Scrip before the Railway]])'' to build the station after track laying is complete.

=== Resolving a problem with the terrain ===
After laying some track, you will encounter difficult terrain, which requires a board meeting and additional actions to proceed. Options:
{{Options|Vote extra funds to build around the anomalous block}}
{{Options|Propose a Red Science solution that would remove the anomalous block}}

* [[Vote extra funds to build around the anomalous block]], or
* [[Propose a Red Science solution that would remove the anomalous block]].

Either you can choose an easy one which basically means to build one more track section, or go the harder way with a pretty lengthy research of [[Research an Impossible Theorem|an Impossible Theorem]]. Note that using the Theorem for the railway decision won't consume it, so you can sell it afterwards or use it for something else.

=== Build the station at Ealing Gardens ===
Having dealt with the terrain problem, you can continue the track all the way to the destination; Finally, you can [[propose a plan for the next Station building and for the train engines to go there]] in a board meeting, and [[build the station at Ealing Gardens]]!

''For the next developments of the railway, see the broader guide: [[Railway (Guide)]].''

Other pages that may be of interest to a new railway industrialist:
* [[Involved in a Railway Venture]]
* [[Statues at the GHR Stations (Guide)]]


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This section gives suggestions on how to get the needed resources for building the way to Ealing Gardens. Namely, gunpowder and railway steel.

== Acquiring Gunpowder ==
To start making gunpowder, railway steel, and other supplies, you need access to a [[University Laboratory]]. This is a significant undertaking by itself. If you want to get started, see the [[University Laboratory (Guide)]].

An easy way to obtain small amounts of gunpowder is to [[Disambiguate the Eolith|disambiguate the Eolith for the Dean]]. Note that you want to ''fail'' this challenge. The eoliths can be obtained [[Persuade him to give you a free sample of eoliths|for free]], and a failed disambiguation gives you {{IL|Perfumed Gunpowder|1 x}}. You will need to create at least one sample this way for the next step.

=== Research the Formula ===
Bigger amounts of the Gunpowder can be manufactured after you [[Research the Formula for Perfumed Gunpowder]]. To do this, you'll need {{IL|Laboratory Research|150 x}}, and a {{IL|Parabolan Base-Camp}} to find {{IL|Parabolan Research|25 x}}. [[Find a Route to Parabola|Finding a route to Parabola]] is not an easy feat, and involves good amount of grinding for expensive resources.

If you don't mind changing professions, the {{IL|Silverer}} provides much [[Establish a Parabolan Base-Camp|cheaper access to Parabola]].

Tip: If you have [[Invite F.F. Gebrandt to Collaborate|employed F.F. Gebrandt]] in your Lab, she can speed up this research a bit. The same applies to the Railway Steel formula later. And if she [[Let F.F. Gebrandt employ your Profound Student|collaborates with expert Profound student]], it may be even faster.

=== Manufacture Gunpowder ===
Once you have the Formula, you can at last [[Manufacture Supplies]]. One of the options is to [[Create a lot of Perfumed Gunpowder|create]] {{IL|Perfumed Gunpowder|10 x}}. This requires:

* {{IL|Nightsoil of the Bazaar|40 x}}
* {{IL|Preserved Surface Blooms|1 x}}

To upgrade your lab equipment in the next step, you will need {{IL|Perfumed Gunpowder|50 x}}. It may be easier to stock up on these ingredients and then concoct all the gunpowder you need in one sitting.

Getting a hold of these can be tricky. The easiest path is to buy the materials at the [[The Rat Market (Guide)|Rat Market]] on weekends. '''Note:''' Buying rat wares at the Market requires you to first sell items for {{IL|Rat-Shillings}}. The items you can sell there, and how much shillings they are worth, vary from week to week. However, the rats will always accept [[Fourth-City Echo]]es.

If the Rat Market isn't for you, other sources for surface blooms and nightsoil are outlined below. 

===== Surface Blooms =====
The two most accessible and efficient sources for {{IL|Preserved Surface Blooms}} are [[The Rat Market (Guide)|Rat Market]], and [[A Familiar Bohemian Sculptress]] at {{IL|The Bone Market}}.

The {{IL|Extramurine Trading Company}} sells {{IL|Preserved Surface Blooms}} for a fair price. Their cost in {{IL|Rat-Shillings}} has a 0% mark-up compared to their Bazaar sell price in Echoes. (This is unusual, but explained by the fact that their {{IL|Hinterland Scrip}} sell price in the Upper River is lower than expected.)

Another option is [[Sell your Skeleton to the Sculptress|selling a basic skeleton to the Bohemian Sculptress]]. You can combine a {{IL|Headless Skeleton}} with a {{IL|Bright Brass Skull}} to get {{IL|Preserved Surface Blooms|27 x}}. This is especially easy for {{IL|Licentiate}}s. You must be able to drop your {{IL|Respectable}} before she will talk to you.

If you can muster a {{IL|Dreaded|15 x}} outfit, {{IL|Preserved Surface Blooms|2 x}} can be obtained from [[A Teller of Terrors]] by selling her a {{IL|Possessed Goldfish}} (easy to get in [[Offer a habitation to one of the smaller Fingerkings|The Dome of Scales]]). If you don't mind a little bit of shady dealings, another alternative is to [[Discover the background of this bone]] and [[Invent a false nature for this bone]] to [[Sell your Holy Relic to the Bohemian Sculptress]] for {{IL|Preserved Surface Blooms|6 x}}. It's the cheapest option, especially if you want to train your Laboratory students. [[A Pedagogically Inclined Grandmother]] will gladly give you some bones to research [[Inquire whether she has any spare bones she wants to get rid of|for free]].

===== Nightsoil =====
This is a bit harder to obtain.

If you have enough money, you can just buy {{IL|Nodule of Pulsating Amber|1 x}} for {{e}}100 from [[Merrigans Exchange]], or find some in the Nadir with [[The end of battles]]. You can then sell it to [[A Tentacled Servant]] for {{IL|Nightsoil of the Bazaar|130 x}}. To get the remaining 70 Nightsoil, either buy and sell one more amber or continue with following options.

Given that you will need {{IL|The Prestige of your Laboratory}} 40 (more on that later), you can as well spend some time researching other things (e.g. [[Track recent palaeontological discoveries and the stones of the Neath|Surveys]] or [[Create a Mirthless Compendium of Statistical Observations|Statistics]]) in the Laboratory to train and [[Graduate the Gifted Student]] which gives {{IL|Slim Volume of Bazaarine Poetry}} that can be sold for {{IL|Nightsoil of the Bazaar|7 x}} to [[Sell him some Bazaarine Verse|A Tentacled Servant.]] The [[Graduate the Profound Student|Profound Student]] gives  {{IL|Nightsoil of the Bazaar|8 x}} directly on graduation, but he is slightly harder to train. Don't forget to [[Create an Infernal Machine]] too which is necessary later.

The [[The Rat Market (Guide)|Rat Market]] sells {{IL|Nightsoil of the Bazaar}} at the {{IL|Extramurine Trading Company}} for {{IL|Rat-Shilling|8 x}} each. This is a 60% mark-up compared to its sell-value. Nonetheless, this mark-up is partially compensated by the bonus value attained when trading at the Rat Market.

If you are a fan of fiddling with bones, there is [[Assembling a Skeleton (Guide)/Recipes#Midgame Rubbery Saint|a recipe for pre-Railway skeleton]] that yields a good portion of necessary Nightsoil.

During {{FontWhitsun}}, you can talk to [[a Rubbery Collector]] (requires 7 Dreaded and 7 Bizarre) at {{IL|The Bone Market}} and exchange a {{IL|Scarlet Egg, Untreated}} for {{IL|Nightsoil of the Bazaar|10 x}}. This is a decent source ''if'' Scarlet Eggs do not cost ha'pennies, which changes from year to year.

===Upgrade Your Lab Equipment===
Once you have the ability to make gunpowder in your Lab, you can use it to [[Improve Your Equipment]], which when done successfully will increase your [[Equipment for Scientific Experimentation]] to 5, allowing you to make railway steel. How do you do this? With explosions, of course!

Fortunately (or unfortunately), you can't go blowing up things in the university without proper precautions. To [[Lay in some explosives]], you will need: 
* {{IL|Foxfire Candle Stub|100 x}}
* {{IL|Nevercold Brass Sliver|2000 x}}
* {{IL|Mourning Candle|1 x}}
* {{IL|Perfumed Gunpowder|50 x}}
* {{IL|Hillmover|3 x}}

Most of these can be found around London. To find Hillmovers you need access to the Parabola, where they can be found when you go on a hunt for the [[Seven-Throated Warbler]] and [[Search the Nest|search its nest]].

== Acquiring Railway Steel ==
After you've created enough explosions and your Equipment for Scientific Experimentation is at 5, your Lab is primed for making Railway Steel. You still need two things, however: the formula and supplies.

Since you're at the beginning of your railway venture, you don't need very much to start with. Focus on making enough to lay down the first track towards Ealing.

=== Research the Formula ===
To start [[Research the Formula for Railway Steel|researching the Railway Steel formula]], you need a sample of {{IL|Railway Steel}}. When {{IL|The Prestige of your Laboratory}} reaches 40 and you are at maximum base {{IL|Watchful}}, you can get that sample through [[A Luncheon with the Dean of Supernumerary Fellows]]. 

This will also increase your {{IL|Watchful}} cap to 203.

=== Manufacture Railway Steel ===
You have your railway steel formula. Excellent! Now you need some supplies to [[Make tracks|make your railway tracks]]. One track uses one piece of steel.

To manufacture {{IL|Railway Steel|4 x}}, you need:

*{{IL|Bessemer Steel Ingot|90 x}}
*{{IL|Justificande Coin|1 x}}

If you possess an {{IL|Infernal Machine}}, you can also manufacture {{IL|Railway Steel|15 x}} with:

*{{IL|Bessemer Steel Ingot|345 x}}
*{{IL|Justificande Coin|3 x}}

Note: Each option for laying the first stretch of track towards Ealing Gardens requires {{IL|Railway Steel|3 x}}.

==== Bessemer Steel Ingots ====
''See [[Bessemer Steel Ingot (Guide)]] for more methods.''

One of the easiest ways to find Bessemer Steel Ingots is to do some work at [["Welcome to L.B. Industries!"|L.B. Industries]]. The ratty factory is found under the Blind Helmsman. 
For more information, see the [[L. B. Industries (Guide)]].
The number of actions needed varies, but when you have {{IL|Foreman's Favour|60 x}}, you can request Bessemer Steel Ingots as pay. This gives you {{IL|Bessemer Steel Ingot|8 x}}, as well as Hinterland scrip and some bone fragments.

Another option is to [[Brawling with Dockers (Guide)|Intervene in a Dockers' Brawl]] at {{IL|The Blind Helmsman}} and choose the crates destined for Iron and Misery as reward. To do this, you need to have [[Acquaintance: The Garrulous Drunk]] at least 3. 
Brawling takes 4 to 5 actions. If you pick a side, you can get {{IL|Bessemer Steel Ingot|20 x}}. Fighting on your own is harder but will win you {{IL|Bessemer Steel Ingot|25 x}}.

Alternatively, if you have at least {{IL|Shadowy}} 200 (''without'' modifiers), you can acquire much more ingots at once by [[Search Parabola for a Place in the Neath|visiting Parabola and searching for Mr. Iron's Warehouse]]. To look for the Warehouse, you will need {{IL|An Identity Uncovered!|15 x}}. Finding and burglarizing it successfully will net you {{IL|Bessemer Steel Ingot|100 x}}.

One more lengthy way of acquiring ingots is to visit the [[The Bone Market]], assemble skeleton with at least {{IL|Skeleton: Antiquity|Appearance=Antiquity|1 x}} and [[Sell to an Enthusiast of the Ancient World|sell it to an Enthusiast of the Ancient World]]. Trying to improve {{IL|Skeleton: Antiquity|Appearance=Antiquity}} is not that useful, focus on the {{IL|Approximate Value of Your Skeleton in Pennies|Appearance=Skeleton Value}} instead. For example:

{| class="article-table"
|+ Comparison of basic skeletons:
!Recipe
!{{IL|Approximate Value of Your Skeleton in Pennies|Appearance=Value}}
!{{IL|Bessemer Steel Ingot|Appearance=Ingots}}
|-
| {{IL|Headless Skeleton}}, {{IL|Horned Skull}}
| 1500
| 30
|-
| {{IL|Headless Skeleton}}, {{IL|Sabre-toothed Skull}}
| 6500
| 130
|-
| {{IL|Human Ribcage}}, {{IL|Horned Skull}}, {{IL|Human Arm|2 x}}, {{IL|Unidentified Thigh Bone|2 x}}
| 3200
| 64
|-
| {{IL|Human Ribcage}}, {{IL|Sabre-toothed Skull}}, {{IL|Ivory Humerus|2 x}}, {{IL|Ivory Femur|2 x}}
| 23500
| 470
|-
|}

For that the last recipe, the {{IL|Sabre-toothed Skull}} can be bought from the [[Sell to an Enthusiast of the Ancient World|Enthusiast of the Ancient World]] (but needs a bit of {{IL|Hinterland Scrip}} grinding first). Ivory bones are obtainable from [[A Familiar Bohemian Sculptress]] in exchange for a few {{IL|Parabolan Orange-apple|Appearance=Parabolan Orange-apples}} ({{IL|Parabolan Orange-apple|1 x}} ({{IL|Bone Fragments|1100 x}}) for {{IL|Ivory Humerus|1 x}}, {{IL|Parabolan Orange-apple|Appearance=Parabolan Orange-apples|3 x}} ({{IL|Bone Fragments|3300 x}}) and {{IL|Bone Fragments|750 x}} for {{IL|Ivory Femur|1 x}}).

You can also try hunting a {{IL|Storm-bird}} which yields {{IL|Bessemer Steel Ingot|5 x}}. It's not much, but hunting is fine to train some advanced skills anyway.

==== Justificande Coin ====
''See also: [[Item Grinding (Guide)#Justificande_Coin|Item Grinding: Justificande Coin]]''

The easiest way of gaining these coins is to [[Intervene in a Dockers' Brawl]] at {{IL|The Blind Helmsman}}, and choose the coffer of Admiralty coinage as a reward. Fighting on your own will net you 2 coins in 3 actions (if you succeed in all skill-checks). Fighting with any of the factions will give 1 coin per 3 actions, but has lower {{IL|Dangerous}} checks.

Another way is within {{IL|The Chessboard}} in Parabola. [[Allow yourself to be sacrificed]] and you will gain one (1) coin. As a bonus, you can also train in {{IL|A Player of Chess}} this way.

An alternative involves a heist of [[The home of an Admiral's Widow]]. This heist requires {{IL|Favours: The Docks|3}}, at three coins per run.

After you build the Ealing Garden station, you get much better option in [[A Gift from the Capering Relicker]], who will give you three (3) Justificande coins per gift, along with others.

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