HTML Masters of Raana [v0.8.3.6d] [GrimDark]
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It is not a time limit, just a countdown to when shes available to buy. She will remain for sale afterward
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Mae is a possible capture while doing Ansels quests
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Is there a way to increase the number of slaves you can keep besides renting The Retreat? In early game?
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Some slaves acquired through quests will stay on the map until you add to household, and a couple have limited interactions in that state.
Apart from that there is only cheesy cheaty ways, afaik.
you can send a slave to arena. You can increase her attitute and decrease her willpower in arena.
It looks like I misunderstood something. Is there no option to keep male slaves? From the wiki guide it looked like you could keep them and either use them for combat or sell them at the slave market for more.
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No, you can't keep them. You can only sell them, and I think donate them to Fort Sera for that part of the quest. There are no plans to allow for male slaves to be added to your household afaik.
I can answer this one. You have to make sure you finish them off with a bludgeoning weapon, like the staff, and you'll get the option to capture them after the battle is over. Just make sure you have rope.
Thank you for your answer! I think it might help if you could define 'that particular information', but no promises from me. I am just an old guy, already ailing and living my second childhood while writing trough quite heavy language barrier. However there are many skilled players here who could probably give you better info about the process of getting exactly the 35.000 money and 1500 influence you'd need. (Time is not too essential, by the way. Aria will be there waiting for you as long as needed.)
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Aha, ok thanks for clarifying that. I thought it was only on that one day she could be purchased.
No, that is not the case with Aria Bianchi. I have bought her thrice so far during different game runs, only once 'just in time' and twice after several months of serious suspicions and extra delays. She's been at Chrystal Height's slave market every time and I trust she will be there even now when/IF I even bother to join Kymanto and fetch her during my current lazy game-effort. I have grown certain distaste about the long wait. Nobody has this far shown even the slightest interest to fetch her from my MC, so I'll let her
Quick question, how do I successfully get a blowjob at the theater? I always get stopped by the guards.
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You don't have to buy her in twenty-two days, that's just the earliest you can get her. She'll be there until you decide you want her, don't worry about that.
It's not that difficult to get her in that 22 if you want to, there's loads of money on the initial board. Get together a decent merc crew, even a cheap one will suffice, and you can do it much sooner if you want, though I wouldn't recommend it. Wait until you're damned good and ready to take her on.
The kids can scavenge to earn their keep and the girl grows up to be a little hottie, so if you plan on playing that long I'd recommend it. Ansel is useful for his initial quest which yields first Mae, then an income opportunity once you've crafted/plundered/bought enough of a few different weapons. He's not a bad shot and he's dirt cheap, he can also scavenge pretty well. Bud is also cheap and has an Ammo Pack which means once you get your hands on a plasma gun he can fire it for free. Not very well at first, so get started with him early and let him crit himself up to reasonable standards. Hang out with him (take him to Dockgraves and carouse or spend time with him) to turn a possible big penalty into a small bonus.
As for a basic strat, get everyone Rifles (even if they face a recoil penalty like untrained slavegirls), then combat armor and move to Duraplate ASAP. Pick up Mr. Doyle from Crow's End as soon as you can and before you buy your first combat armor. I hire the Peasant, Ansel, Bud, Loren, and the Rifle Savant first day, and usually add Rebecca and Mr Doyle too. My combat team starts with Ansel, Bud, Peasant, Loren and I hire the Rifle Savant and take his rifle and give it to Ansel or Bud if I don't start with a higher Ranged Combat. You'll get rifles eventually from drops, the lone guy in the upper left-hand corner of Watery Eyes is a good source, as are the two in the lower left hand corner of Marston Avenue. Eventually the Holiday Dresses quest will yield a rifle (stop by the clothing store in Westside and talk to the owner) as well. Last time I went through it by the end of the day I had Mr. Doyle, Bud, Rebecca and Dexter (a must have now!) on my combat team.
Make sure to buy rope and whipping canes and equip all your crew with those canes. Soften up one enemy (or two if there's a girl) and use a cane for the final hit, with girls don't take a chance on killing them so don't fire a rifle at them if they're at half health or so. Get started on bounties right away, especially the one on the right as it will renew the next day if you take them out and then come back to claim it by 9PM. Bounties and keeping the middle of Stokke Hills and the Fort in the upper right of Marston Avenue clear are a great source of influence--and revenue.
That's a few tips to get started if you want to try the combat angle. You can also just hunt and sell the meat, pelts and leather. That's quicker and safer but not as financially rewarding as beating people up and taking their stuff.