Intercept a shipment

ID: 245229

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From: The Dumbwaiter of Balmoral

Surface blooms in an almost-fresh condition: why shouldn't you be the one to receive them?

Game Instructions: The darker the environs of Balmoral, the easier this task will be.

Challenge information

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• 171 - very chancy (41%)
• 213 - chancy (51%)
• 255 - modest (61%)
• 296 - very modest (71%)
• 338 - low-risk (81%)
• 380 - straightforward (91%)
• 417 - straightforward (100%)
  

Each point of reduces the base difficulty by 25 points.

Success

This explains a great deal

The flowers are a cluster of white and cornflower blue[…] They must have been cut less than a week ago. The scent lingers, and the petals are only beginning to turn brown. If you properly dry them now, they will serve you in many […] exchanges to come […]

[Find the rest of the story at https://www.fallenlondon.com]

• Shadowy is increasing…
•  You've gained 1 x Preserved Surface Blooms
• Redirects to: The Dumbwaiter of Balmoral

Failure

Out! Out of the scullery!

The Balmoral Cook is not pleased by your loitering around the kitchen. She accuses you of improper designs on her shortbread. "All made with true butter, and tastes sweeter than home grass. You'd be lucky to get your mitts on it, I can tell you."

• Shadowy is increasing…
•  Suspicion is increasing… (+2 CP)