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Franz Albers
An old hand and seasoned sea dog. He knows the seas, the ports and their stories.
Place in the tavern: Bar counter, near the tap
GLOBAL FLEET & TRADE · HANDBOOK
This directory lists every active tavern person in the game data, their assigned trade region and the ports where they can appear.
When the tavern roster is assembled, the game matches the active port’s trade region to each person’s assigned region. A person can therefore appear in the listed ports of that region, but not automatically in ports of another region.
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The directory is generated from the active game data. A person can appear in ports whose assigned trade region matches the person’s region.
294 people · 22 All Trade Regions
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Possible ports: Aalborg, Aarhus, Aberdeen, Amsterdam, Antwerpen, Bergen, Bremen, Bremerhaven, Calais, Delfzijl, Dundee, Dunkerque, Edinburgh, Esbjerg, Great Yarmouth, Hamburg, Hull, Kiel, Kristiansand, Le Havre, London, Newcastle, Ostende, Rotterdam, Stavanger
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An old hand and seasoned sea dog. He knows the seas, the ports and their stories.
Place in the tavern: Bar counter, near the tap
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An inconspicuous man with a sharp eye, meticulously kept records, and a remarkable memory.
Place in the tavern: Bar Counter, Rear Table
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An attentive woman with a calm voice, an excellent memory and remarkable intuition.
Place in the tavern: Bar counter, rear table
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A quiet, meticulous man with a sharp eye, carefully kept books and an almost infallible memory for ship names.
Place in the tavern: Bar counter, rear table
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A gaunt young man in tattered clothes who usually stays near the harbour and taverns.
Place in the tavern: Table near the entrance
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A strong man with rough hands, a calm voice and a sure eye for damaged planks.
Place in the tavern: Bar counter, rear table
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A son of the North Sea. He knows the fjords, the storms—and stories no sensible sailor would believe.
Place in the tavern: Bar counter, rear table
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A self-assured woman with a keen sense for prices, people and hidden opportunities.
Place in the tavern: Window alcove
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An experienced steamship captain who keeps a clear course even in rain and headwinds.
Place in the tavern: By the harbor door
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A young cartographer with a sure eye for routes, currents and forgotten anchorages.
Place in the tavern: At the large sea chart
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An unyielding customs inspector who would rather check cargo papers three times than once too little.
Place in the tavern: At the bar
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A ships physician who knows wounds, fever and the hazards of long passages from experience.
Place in the tavern: By the cast-iron stove
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A quick telegraph operator whose messages often travel faster than the ships themselves.
Place in the tavern: On the stair landing
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A Dutch marine insurer who reads risks in numbers and people in decisions.
Place in the tavern: In the rear private booth
Possible ports: Akureyri, Hammerfest, Jakobshavn, Murmansk, Nuuk, Reykjavik, Sisimiut, Tórshavn, Tromsø, Vardø
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A wealthy Icelandic fish merchant and warehouse owner with excellent connections.
Place in the tavern: At the best heated table
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A Sami-Norwegian coastal pilot who reads fjords, shoals and sudden changes in weather.
Place in the tavern: Near the frosted window
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A young Greenlandic kayak hunter and harbour guide with a sure eye for ice and currents.
Place in the tavern: By the lines hung out to dry
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A young Faroese fish processor and quay worker who watches every arriving crew.
Place in the tavern: Beside the back door
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An old Russian Pomor ice pilot whose experience with pack ice is worth more than many charts.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the sooty oil lamp
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A respected northern Norwegian midwife and healer of injuries suffered by coastal people.
Place in the tavern: Beside the warm stove
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An Icelandic telegraph clerk and weather observer with ink-stained fingers.
Place in the tavern: At the small writing desk
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A Greenlandic interpreter and harbour clerk working between local hunters and trading houses.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the ledgers
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A wealthy Norwegian whaling outfitter with influence over supplies, crews and berths.
Place in the tavern: In the screened side room
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An impoverished sail washer and lodging-house worker living on irregular labour.
Place in the tavern: Beside the water buckets
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A Russian customs inspector with a stern eye and a memory for incomplete cargo papers.
Place in the tavern: At the table facing the entrance
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A Faroese boat builder and caulker with strong hands and a direct manner.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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An elderly Greenlandic seamstress and small trader with broad knowledge of remote coastal settlements.
Place in the tavern: Beside her sewing basket
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A destitute young deckhand who accepts almost any passage for food and a berth.
Place in the tavern: On the bench near the entrance
Possible ports: A Coruña, Cork, Dublin, Galway, Gijón, Lissabon, Porto, Santander, Vigo, Waterford
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A wealthy Galician steamship investor and shipowner with far-reaching connections.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved window section
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An experienced Irish lodging-house keeper who knows the worries and secrets of many crews.
Place in the tavern: Near the bar
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An ambitious Portuguese cork and wine export broker with an eye for new business.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the samples
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A poor young Irish fish seller who watches every arriving boat closely.
Place in the tavern: Beside the empty fish baskets
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An old Portuguese harbour pilot who knows fog banks and dangerous approaches by heart.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the old harbour chart
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An Irish shipboard nurse and healer with calm judgement.
Place in the tavern: Beside the small medicine cabinet
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An Asturian customs tally clerk who quickly notices false numbers and missing crates.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A Portuguese nautical-chart engraver with a steady hand and exact coastal knowledge.
Place in the tavern: Beside the rolled nautical charts
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An impoverished Irish inshore fisherman who pays close attention to currents and flotsam.
Place in the tavern: On the bench near the door
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A Galician telegraphist and interpreter for international shipping messages.
Place in the tavern: At the telegraph table
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A wealthy Portuguese marine insurer and private lender.
Place in the tavern: In the upholstered side room
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A destitute young coal trimmer who hears more below decks than he would like.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A Galician sailmaker and rope inspector with strong hands.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the sailcloth
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An old Irish packet-boat steward and storyteller with a long harbour memory.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Åbo, Danzig, Helsinki, Memel, Reval, Riga, Sankt Petersburg, Stettin, Stockholm, Visby
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A wealthy Swedish timber exporter and trading-house owner.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A successful Polish grain broker with connections to warehouses and shipping firms.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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An Estonian crane rigger who observes every movement on the quay.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A young Finnish telegraphist for weather and shipping messages.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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An old Latvian harbour pilot with exact knowledge of the approaches to Riga.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A Lithuanian shipyard healer and bonesetter with a steady hand.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A German customs seal clerk who immediately notices incomplete papers.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A Swedish hydrographic draughtswoman and nautical-chart copyist.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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An impoverished Finnish coastal fisherman with a feel for weather and flotsam.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A Polish-Russian interpreter for harbour and trading conversations.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A wealthy Russian shipping banker and lender.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A destitute young coal porter from the docks of Danzig.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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An Estonian ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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An old Latvian barge steward, amber trader and storyteller.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Barcelona, Genua, Konstantinopel, Marseille, Neapel, Odessa, Piräus, Smyrna, Triest, Valencia
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Izmir.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Piraeus.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Genoa.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Thessaloniki.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Alexandria.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Constanta.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Naples.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Odessa.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Split.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Barcelona.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Trabzon.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Palermo.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Varna.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Istanbul.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
This region currently has no playable port and therefore no assigned tavern people.
Possible ports: Agadir, Alexandria, Algier, Bengasi, Casablanca, Oran, Port Said, Safi, Tripolis, Tunis
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Tunis.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Alexandria.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Casablanca.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Oran.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Dakar.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Tangier.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Algiers.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Tripoli.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Sfax.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Bizerte.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Algiers.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Rabat.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Casablanca.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Port Said.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Accra, Bathurst, Dakar, Douala, Freetown, Lagos, Libreville, Luanda, Monrovia, Saint-Louis
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Accra.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Sekondi.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Conakry.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Abidjan.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Cape Coast.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Accra.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Dakar.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Elmina.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Lagos.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Takoradi.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Douala.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Freetown.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Cape Coast.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Monrovia.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Berbera, Daressalam, Lamu, Majunga, Mogadischu, Mombasa, Moroni, Sansibar, Toamasina, Victoria
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Zanzibar.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Mombasa.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Dar es Salaam.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Mogadishu.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Tanga.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Zanzibar.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Lamu.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Mombasa.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Bagamoyo.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Toamasina.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Berbera.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Kilwa.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Pemba.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Zanzibar.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Angra Pequena, Beira, Durban, East London, Inhambane, Kapstadt, Lourenço Marques, Port Elizabeth, Port Nolloth, Walvis Bay
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Durban.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Cape Town.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Port Natal.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Cape Town.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from East London.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Durban.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Port Elizabeth.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Cape Town.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Richards Bay.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Cape Town.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Port Elizabeth.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Lourenco Marques.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Durban.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Walvis Bay.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Aden, Assab, Bandar Abbas, Basra, Doha, Dschidda, Dubai, Hodeida, Kuwait, Maskat
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Kuwait.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Muscat.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Aden.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Jeddah.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Zanzibar.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Sharjah.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Manama.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Dubai.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Basra.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Jeddah.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Kuwait.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Aden.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Abu Dhabi.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Muscat.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Baltimore, Boston, Cape May, Halifax, New York, Norfolk, Portland, Québec, Saint John, St. John’s
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Boston.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from New York.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Baltimore.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Quebec.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Halifax.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Saint John.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from New York.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Philadelphia.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Norfolk.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Montreal.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from New York.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Savannah.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Halifax.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Boston.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Cartagena, Colón, Galveston, Havanna, Key West, Kingston, Nassau, New Orleans, Tampico, Veracruz
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Havana.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Veracruz.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Port-au-Prince.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Cartagena.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Kingston.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Martinique.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from New Orleans.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Colon.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Nassau.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from San Juan.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Havana.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
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A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Belize.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Kingston.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Guadeloupe.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Astoria, Ensenada, Los Angeles, Monterey, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from San Francisco.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from San Francisco.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Vancouver.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Victoria.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Seattle.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Puget Sound.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
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A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Honolulu.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Portland.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
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A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from San Diego.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from San Francisco.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
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A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from San Francisco.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
SR-14
A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Tacoma.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Vancouver.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
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A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Astoria.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Belém, Buenos Aires, Fortaleza, Montevideo, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande, Salvador da Bahia, Santos, São Luís
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A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Rio de Janeiro.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
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A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Santos.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
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A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Buenos Aires.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
SR-15
A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Recife.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
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A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Salvador.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
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A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Montevideo.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
SR-15
A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Belem.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
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A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Fortaleza.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
SR-15
A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Rosario.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
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A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Rio Grande.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
SR-15
A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Rio de Janeiro.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
SR-15
A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Santos.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
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A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Porto Alegre.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
SR-15
A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Buenos Aires.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Antofagasta, Arica, Buenaventura, Callao, Coquimbo, Guayaquil, Iquique, Paita, Tumaco, Valparaíso
SR-16
A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Valparaiso.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
SR-16
A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Callao.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
SR-16
A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Guayaquil.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
SR-16
A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Callao.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
SR-16
A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Arica.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
SR-16
A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Lima.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
SR-16
A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Iquique.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
SR-16
A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Guayaquil.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
SR-16
A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Antofagasta.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
SR-16
A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Valparaiso.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
SR-16
A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Lima.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
SR-16
A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Iquique.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
SR-16
A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Callao.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
SR-16
A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Arica.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Bombay, Chittagong, Cochin, Colombo, Kalkutta, Karatschi, Madras, Mandvi, Mormugao, Tuticorin
SR-17
A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Bombay.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
SR-17
A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Calcutta.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
SR-17
A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Karachi.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
SR-17
A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Madras.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
SR-17
A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Bombay.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
SR-17
A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Chittagong.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
SR-17
A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Cochin.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
SR-17
A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Calcutta.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
SR-17
A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Rangoon.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
SR-17
A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Karachi.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
SR-17
A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Bombay.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
SR-17
A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Madras.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
SR-17
A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Cochin.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
SR-17
A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Goa.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Bangkok, Batavia, Cebu, George Town, Makassar, Manila, Saigon, Semarang, Singapur, Surabaya
SR-18
A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Batavia.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
SR-18
A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Saigon.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
SR-18
A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Singapore.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
SR-18
A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Manila.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
SR-18
A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Surabaya.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
SR-18
A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Batavia.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
SR-18
A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Bangkok.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
SR-18
A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Rangoon.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
SR-18
A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Manila.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
SR-18
A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Penang.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
SR-18
A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Singapore.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
SR-18
A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Rangoon.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
SR-18
A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Saigon.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
SR-18
A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Makassar.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Amoy, Chefoo, Fuzhou, Haikou, Haizhou, Hongkong, Kanton, Ningbo, Shanghai, Tianjin
SR-19
A wealthy tea and silk merchant with a calm voice and a sharp eye for major deals.
Place in the tavern: In the quiet private room
SR-19
An influential shipping-company owner who reads contracts as carefully as the people signing them.
Place in the tavern: At the table near the office window
SR-19
A hardened dock labourer whose hands tell more about cargoes than many freight ledgers.
Place in the tavern: Near the back door
SR-19
A young courier who carries messages between taverns, warehouses and ships faster than many clerks.
Place in the tavern: Beside the kitchen passage
SR-19
A retired junk captain with a weathered face and a memory full of old coastal courses.
Place in the tavern: At the table beneath the oil lamp
SR-19
An experienced physician who treats sailors, dock workers and the injuries they prefer not to explain.
Place in the tavern: Beside the warm stove
SR-19
A meticulous customs clerk with ink-stained fingers and an almost flawless memory for cargo lists.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow table beside the shelf
SR-19
A self-assured nautical chartmaker with a steady hand and a keen sense for dangerous coasts.
Place in the tavern: At the large nautical chart
SR-19
A poor coastal fisherman who watches currents, drifting cargo and unusual lights at sea with great care.
Place in the tavern: On the bench near the entrance
SR-19
A clever interpreter and telegraph operator through whose hands messages from many ports pass.
Place in the tavern: At the table beside the telegraph room
SR-19
A wealthy pawnbroker and financier who calculates risks coolly and rarely speaks without expecting something in return.
Place in the tavern: In the screened back room
SR-19
A destitute young cabin hand who accepts every available passage and every paid task.
Place in the tavern: By the sacks beside the stairs
SR-19
A strong ship carpenter with a direct manner and a trained eye for damaged hulls.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
SR-19
An impoverished old storyteller and former sailor who recounts past voyages for a bowl of tea.
Place in the tavern: In the darkest corner of the tavern
Possible ports: Busan, Hakodate, Nagasaki, Niigata, Osaka, Otaru, Petropawlowsk, Shiogama, Tokio, Wladiwostok
SR-20
A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Yokohama.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
SR-20
A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Kobe.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
SR-20
A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Vladivostok.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
SR-20
A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Nagasaki.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
SR-20
A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Hakodate.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
SR-20
A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Vladivostok.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
SR-20
A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Yokohama.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
SR-20
A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Kobe.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
SR-20
A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Nikolaevsk.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
SR-20
A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Nagasaki.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
SR-20
A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Tokyo.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
SR-20
A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Vladivostok.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
SR-20
A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Hakodate.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
SR-20
A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Kobe.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Adelaide, Auckland, Brisbane, Dunedin, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth, Port Darwin, Sydney, Wellington
SR-21
A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Sydney.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
SR-21
A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Melbourne.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
SR-21
A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Auckland.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
SR-21
A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Wellington.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
SR-21
A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Fremantle.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
SR-21
A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Napier.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
SR-21
A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Sydney.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
SR-21
A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Hobart.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
SR-21
A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Darwin.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
SR-21
A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Dunedin.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
SR-21
A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Melbourne.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
SR-21
A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Newcastle.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
SR-21
A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Auckland.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
SR-21
A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Lyttelton.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth
Possible ports: Anelghowhat, Apia, Funafuti, Hilo, Honolulu, Nouméa, Nukuʻalofa, Papeete, Port Moresby, Suva
SR-22
A 52-year-old, wealthy shipping-line owner and trading-house director from Honolulu.
Place in the tavern: In the reserved side room
SR-22
A 38-year-old, prosperous cargo broker and warehouse manager from Apia.
Place in the tavern: At the table with the main ledger
SR-22
A 64-year-old, respected veteran harbour pilot and channel expert from Suva.
Place in the tavern: Beneath the harbour chart
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A 24-year-old, educated young telegraphist for weather and shipping reports from Levuka.
Place in the tavern: Beside the telegraph apparatus
SR-22
A 31-year-old, poor dock labourer and rigger from Nuku’alofa.
Place in the tavern: Beside the coils of rope
SR-22
A 46-year-old, modest harbour healer and midwife from Apia.
Place in the tavern: Beside the medicine cabinet
SR-22
A 43-year-old, lower middle class customs clerk and cargo-paper inspector from Hilo.
Place in the tavern: At the narrow writing desk
SR-22
A 34-year-old, educated nautical-chart draughtswoman and hydrographic copyist from Papeete.
Place in the tavern: Beside the nautical charts
SR-22
A 57-year-old, impoverished coastal fisher and beachcomber from Suva.
Place in the tavern: On the bench by the stove
SR-22
A 29-year-old, modest interpreter for harbour and trading conversations from Levuka.
Place in the tavern: Near the entrance
SR-22
A 60-year-old, very wealthy shipping banker and lender from Honolulu.
Place in the tavern: At the upholstered window table
SR-22
A 19-year-old, destitute coal and sack porter from Nuku’alofa.
Place in the tavern: By the cellar stairs
SR-22
A 41-year-old, respected artisan ship carpenter and surveyor of wooden hulls from Papeete.
Place in the tavern: At the heavy work table
SR-22
A 72-year-old, poor but respected retired ship cook and storyteller from Apia.
Place in the tavern: In the corner by the hearth