Changes: Beirut

Revision as of 13:33, 10 April 2019

Beirut is a location in 80 Days. It is situated in the middle east and is the capital of Lebanon.

Beirut has a modern harbour with both airships and sea ships docking at the hub port from all around the world.

If Passepartout made a deal with Dmitri Sophos and asked for travel rather than money, they will meet here instead of Cairo. If he tells Dmitri about the Venetian Glass, it will open up a very fast Private Airship trip to Manama.

Amongst the many travelers there, Passepartout can meet: an Albanian opium trader and his wife, a group of Maronite Christians who tell of al-Talib, and a mysterious woman called Madame Izir, carrying Secret Drill Plans for a steam-powered drill with the word Batavia on the cover. She can supply Passepartout with the address of a private driver to Baghdad.

Arrivals	By	Departures	By
Istanbul	Roziére balloon	Baghdad	Desert Car
Tunis	Ottoman Geyik	Ha'il	Ottoman Geyik
Antalya	Nefertiti	Alexandria or Cairo	Nefertiti
		Manama	Private Airship

Market

The following items can be bought in the Beirut market;

Trading Items
Item	Price	Seed #
.45 Calibre Rifle		8
Eastern Spices	39	3
Travel Items
Item	Price	Seed #
Driving Goggles		8
Railway Whistle		8
Wind Scarf		8
Hooded Cloak	20	3
Travelling Cloak	23	6
Monkey Wrench	6	3
Shaving Kit	11	4
Rubber-soled Shoes	4	4
False Passport	52	4
Conversation Items
Item	Price	Seed #
Egyptian Cigars		8
Ginger Tablets		8
Darjeeling Tea	1	3
Timetables
Item	Price	Seed #
Ottoman Railway Timetable	1	6

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 If Passepartout made a deal with [[Dmitri Sophos]] and asked for travel rather than money, they will meet here instead of [[Cairo]]. If he tells Dmitri about the [[Venetian Glass]], it will open up a very fast [[Private Airship]] trip to [[Manama]].
-Amongst the many travelers there, [[Passepartout]] can meet: an Albanian opium trader and his wife, a group of Maronite Christians who tell of [[al-Talib]], and a mysterious woman called Madame Izir, carrying plans for a steam-powered drill. She can supply Passepartout with the address of a private driver to Baghdad.
+Amongst the many travelers there, [[Passepartout]] can meet: an Albanian opium trader and his wife, a group of Maronite Christians who tell of [[al-Talib]], and a mysterious woman called Madame Izir, carrying [[Secret Drill Plans]] for a steam-powered drill with the word [[Batavia]] on the cover. She can supply Passepartout with the address of a private driver to Baghdad.
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