The Londoners Steal Supplies is an event arc in A New Home centered around a series of thefts caused by the Londoners.
Wood theft[ | ]
A theft will start this arc. It is unknown what causes the theft to be a food or a wood theft.
| “ | Someone has stolen Wood from the stockpiles. People are saying it was the Londoners gathering supplies for their journey.
It seems this ridiculous idea of leaving for London is gaining traction... |
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You have the following options:
- Let them be: Discontent will rise.
- Ask the faith keepers for help: The Faith Keepers may retrieve some stolen Wood. Requires the Faith Keepers.
- Send guards to catch them: Guards may retrieve some stolen Wood. Requires an active Guard Station.
Food theft[ | ]
A theft will start this arc. It is unknown what causes the theft to be a food or a wood theft.
| “ | Someone has stolen Food Rations from the stockpiles. People are saying it was the Londoners gathering supplies for their journey.
It seems this ridiculous idea of leaving for London is gaining traction... |
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You have the following options:
- Let them be: Discontent will rise.
- Send the faith keepers to catch them: The Faith Keepers may retrieve some stolen food. Requires the Faith Keepers.
- Send guards to catch them: Guards may retrieve some stolen food. Requires an active Guard Station.
Another theft (Order)[ | ]
Another theft will occur regardless of your decision.
| “ | Captain, the Londoners are stealing again. They've taken Food Rations from the stockpiles.
People are angry that the Londoners are putting their crazy idea before the needs of the city. |
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You have the following options:
- Let them be: Discontent will rise.
- Send guards to catch them: Guards may retrieve some stolen food. Requires an active Guard Station.
Another theft (Faith)[ | ]
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Another theft will occur regardless of your decision.
| “ | Captain, the Londoners are stealing again. They've taken Wood from the stockpiles.
People are angry that the Londoners are putting their crazy idea before the needs of the city. |
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You have the following options:
- Let them be: Discontent will rise.
- Ask the faith keepers for help: The Faith Keepers may retrieve some stolen Wood. Requires the Faith Keepers.
People are angry about thefts[ | ]
If you let the thieves be during the thefts, this event will trigger.
| “ | A crowd has gathered, demanding that you stop ignoring the recent thefts.
"Sir, you have to do something! When you let these thieves steal our supplies, more and more people think that maybe the Londoners are right and we'll be safer going with them!" |
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You have the following options:
- Disperse the crowd: The protest will be forcibly dispersed, Discontent will rise. Requires an active Guard Station or Faith Keepers.
- Lock up the thieves: The number of Londoners will fall. Hope will rise. Requires an active Guard Station or Faith Keepers.
- They must repent for their sins: The number of Londoners will fall. Hope will rise.
- I won't do anything about it now : The number of Londoners will rise. Hope will fall. Discontent will rise.
- We need a prison to lock up the thieves: You will have 3 days to open a Prison.
- They will soon repent for their sins: You will have 3 days to sign the Public Penance law.
Faith Keeper murdered[ | ]
If you send faith keepers to stop the thieves a second time, this event will trigger.
| “ | One of our Faith Keepers was beaten to death whilst investigating a theft. We caught one of the thieves, but he's not the murderer. What should we do with him? | „ |
You have the following options:
- Banish him: This person will leave the city forever.
- Give him a chance to repent: The number of Londoners will fall. Requires the Public Penance law.
- Let him go, he isn't the murderer: Discontent will rise.
Murdered on duty[ | ]
If you send guards to stop the thieves a second time, this event will trigger.
| “ | One of our guardsmen was beaten to death whilst chasing the Londoners. We caught one of the thieves, but he's not the murderer. What should we do with him? | „ |
You have the following options:
- Banish him: This person will leave the city forever.
- Lock him up: The number of Londoners will fall. Requires a Prison.
- Let him go, he isn't the murderer: Discontent will rise.
Caught in the act[ | ]
If you send guards to catch the thieves, this event will trigger.
| “ | Our guards did a good job! They got the goods back, but more importantly they caught one of the thieves. Now we can put an end to the thievery.
What should we do with the thief? |
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You have the following options:
- Banish him: This person will leave the city forever.
- Our people will decide his fate: Discontent will rise.
- Lock him up: The number of Londoners will fall. Requires a Prison.
- Let him go, but we'll prepare a place for him soon: You will have 3 days to build a Prison.
Caught red-handed[ | ]
If you send the Faith Keepers, they'll catch the thieves.
| “ | Our Faith Keepers did well! They got the goods back, but more importantly they caught one of the thieves. Now we can put an end to the stealing.
They're asking what we should do with the thief. |
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You have the following options:
- Banish him: This person will leave the city forever.
- Our people will decide his fate: Discontent will rise.
- Let him go, but next time he'll have to repent: You will have 3 days to sign the Public Penance law.
- Give him a chance to repent: The number of Londoners will fall. Requires Public Penance.
The end of thievery[ | ]
If you let the thief go or lock them up, this event will trigger. It has four flavours.
If you put the thieves in prison:
| “ | Sir, we've put an end to the stealing - the filthy thief is finally in prison. 53 Food Rations and 47 Wood were retrieved with the information we got from him. | „ |
If you use Public Penance:
| “ | Sir, we've put an end to the stealing! The thief had a change of heart during the Public Penance ceremony. He confessed his sins and asked for forgiveness. He also told us where they hid the loot, leading to 53 Food Rations and 47 Wood being retrieved. | „ |
If you guarded the streets:
| “ | Sir, the thief you let walk free has approached us with some of his friends. They told us who killed the guard and returned some of the stolen supplies.
"This tragedy has opened our eyes," they say. "We were stupid. All this talk about choosing our own way, what has it gained? A man's dead. We're done with the Londoners for good." |
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If you did none of the above:
| “ | Sir, the thief you ordered to be released has been beaten up. People decided to take justice into their own hands, probably because they feel that when you dispersed their protest, you treated them worse than the thief we caught.
They'll make sure he doesn't steal again. |
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You have the following options:
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