Early on December 15, after an entire day of deep thought, Landen finally completed the first version of the points redemption list for the Scorch Wolf and Forest Cat tribes.
First on the list was the town package, worth 60,000 points: a complete overhaul of a city with a Magic Furnace, modeled on Iowa.
The city package included a castle district, production district, farming and ranching district, religious district, roads, and a riverside dock. It also offered optional public areas such as a large warehouse, a flood-prone neighborhood, a large hospital, and a market. Beyond the basic facilities, there were also optional and additional buildings.
Besides costing 60,000 points, the first-place prize had another requirement: it had to be exchanged for with ten living High-Rank merfolk prisoners. Points could not be used to make up the difference.
Second place was a castle worth 10,000 points, modeled entirely on the Viscount's castle in the Rothe Territory.
The appendix for second place also listed all the optional buildings available for the cities in the first-place package. Putting together the first-place city package using those optional buildings would cost around 80,000 points.
From third place onward, the points required dropped sharply. The full set of beast armor in third place, including all the enhanced Magic Pattern accessories and limited-edition accessories, cost only 5,000 points in total, and there were only six sets.
Fourth place was an upgrade for one Low-Rank Magic Beast to Mid-level, costing 2,500 points, with only four upgrades available. Fifth place offered several Magic Patterns suitable for Magic Beasts, priced from 500 to 2,000 points.
Below those were Magic Pattern Weapons, Magic Potion Wine, magical devices, pack animals, and so on.
At noon, Rudolf Schultz came to Night-Kirin City again, specifically to collect Landen's points redemption list.
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