Purser Pete Opens His Ledger
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Purser Pete's wares
- The trinkets Purser Pete slips ye after a tally can now be spent. Bring a Seal o' the Real Deal, Brew that is True, Mechanical Turbot or Cogito Urn to the Trading Post, in any mix, and trade them for Pete's wares.
- The Dark Class ships, until now found only on the Dark Seas, can be had through Pete: designs for the Sloop, War Brig and War Frigate (Dark Class).
- The designs are built like any other: take a station or figurehead design to a furnisher, and a ship design to a shipyard.
- Purser Pete's chest holds a surprise until opened. One chest in five holds a Purser Pete's purse worth 6,000 to 100,000 pieces of eight, a rare few hold a wolverine (shadow being the rarest of all), and the rest a piece of dark furniture.
Woodhallow Isle
- Duty reports on the isle now rate ye by how long ye were actually at that station, so switching stations mid-wave no longer drags both reports down.
- Charting a constellation now keeps a chain going. If the pieces falling into its place make a clear, the next constellation's inner ring turns wild straight away, and a long enough chain deals every constellation after it already wild.
- The first navigation board after ye take the moonstone has one inner target instead of three. A booch or a level-up deals the full three again.
- The navigation report lists navigators by the points they charted.
- Dire Chests are worth slightly less.
- Fixed walking up to a crowded station sometimes leaving ye stuck behind other props.
- Officers who log back in during a night on the isle get their officer controls back.
Busy ships
- A ship whose crew is away on an expedition now shows as busy. The port's list of ships says how many of her crew are on one, /vwho names it, and Call All Hands counts them as busy, under an option renamed "In battle or on an expedition".
- The port's list of ships also says which sea monster spot a ship is exploring: Atlantis, the Cursed Isles, the Haunted Seas, or the Kraken.
Booty division
- The treasure summary shows a pirate's pieces of eight for the same reason as one line, and identical furniture and trinkets as one line with a count.
- A Filter panel at the top of the summary hides the kinds of award ye don't care to see. Yer choices are remembered.
Other changes
- Ye can split more than 999 off a stack, and a stack's tooltip shows how many it holds.
- The poem on the Alice sloop's chess board opens again, in the in-game browser.
- Fixed furniture picked from a search while furnishing staying greyed out after it was placed or put back.
- Fixed a puzzle left mid-animation staying in memory with its art and sounds, which could slow the client over a long session.
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