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By phone, after the disaster

Dora (Grocery Store)

SellsTradesKeepsake

Food
6 days
Eats each day
24
Garden plots
1
Chance to fall sick each day
1%

Sells

Electronics Sales Home Parts 4

Trades

Each trade offer draws 4 kinds from this list, 1-2 of each. The share is how likely each one is.

Keepsake

Yellow Wine
Yellow Wine

Each survivor gives it once: after one very large delivery, or after 28 days with food, seeds and materials all well stocked (up to 3 days short are forgiven).

After the disaster

How they get by on their own once you can only reach them by phone. Food, materials and fuel are counted in the game's own supply points.

At the start

Food6 days
Seeds16
Materials108
Fuel64
Medicine60

Found each day

Eats each day24
Food6
Materials6
Fuel3
Materials used each day18
Garden plots1
Chance to fall sick each day1%
Chance of a mishap each day4%

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  1. You're the one flying that thing around, aren't you? I wrote down the number. Are you out there all by yourself?
  2. I'm Dora, and I need materials for reinforcing. I've got a bit of food I can trade, whatever catches your eye.
  3. At my age I can't go far from home, and there's hardly anything left in the house to eat. If you're comfortable, could you spare me a little food?
  4. What you sent is gone. It didn't quite see me through, so if you can spare it, a little is enough. No need for much.
  5. I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
  6. The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
  7. Did you see what they said in the group, dear? Everyone's hoping you'll lead this. Will you?You can reply: Accept
  8. Rats got into the back store and tore open two sacks of rice, spilling it across the floor. What I swept up is still edible and the unbroken sacks are on the shelf. If you've got material for reinforcing doors and windows, bring it and trade for food, take what you like.
  9. The pot on the stove boiled dry and the flames reached the curtain, and I threw basins of water on it by myself. The rice and flour are in the back store and weren't affected. What I'm short on is still reinforcement material, so come trade if you've got it?
  10. The roller shutter was pried open a gap and a few sacks went in the night, and at my age I can't give chase. There's still a good deal of rice and flour stacked here, so bring material and trade, take what you like.
  11. The roof of the back store is leaking right onto the rice sacks. I carried a few out and left the rest with a basin under them, since I cannot lift them. What I need is material for reinforcing doors and windows. Come if you have it.
  12. The bugs stripped the potatoes by the door bare. I'm old and never tended them well anyway. The rice and flour in the shop are as they were, so bring material and trade.
  13. My back gave out entirely lifting a rice sack, and now I have to hold the counter to bend. The stock's all in the back store, so go in and choose for yourself. If you've got material for doors and windows, bring it and trade it for food.
  14. Rats tore open a rice sack and spilled it across the floor. You traded away all the rice and flour in the shop and I didn't keep much for myself. If you've got material, let me have some first.
  15. The pot boiled dry and the flames reached the curtain, and I threw the water on it myself. The shop emptied out a while ago and I've got nothing to trade this time.
  16. The shutter was pried open and a few sacks went in the night, and at my age I can't give chase. What's left isn't enough to trade, so help me out first?
  17. The roof of the back store leaked onto the rice sacks and everything I couldn't lift got soaked. There's nothing here I can trade, so have you still got some to spare.
  18. The bugs stripped the potatoes by the door bare. I'm old and never tended them well anyway. The shop's empty too, so could you let me have a little.
  19. I threw my back out lifting a rice sack and have to hold the counter to bend now. The stock was traded out long ago. I'm not much good at asking, but this time I have to trouble you.
  20. Rats got into the shop and bit open several grain sacks.
  21. A fire started in the back kitchen and the flame caught the curtain, and by the time I put it out a whole row of shelving was ruined.
  22. The roller door was forced, and a good deal of the food is missing.
  23. The bolt on the shop door snapped and it will not close properly.
  24. The few greens in the back yard have gone to insects.
  25. Hurt my back moving rice sacks and cannot straighten up.
  26. I won't go hungry. There's still some food stored.
  27. There's a packet of seed left on the counter, but the rice and flour in the shop have bottomed out. If you've got food on hand, trade me a little.
  28. I've still got some packing stock stacked up, but you can't eat it. If you've got food to spare, take that for it.
  29. I've still got some disinfectant, but the rice and flour really are gone. If you've got food over there, pass a little over.
  30. There's still rice and flour stacked in the shop. I want to grow something out back, but I haven't got any vegetable seed. If you've got some, take the grain for it.
  31. I've got packing stock here, but not one packet of vegetable seed left. If you've got spare over there, trade me a few packets.
  32. The disinfectant's still here, but there's not one packet of vegetable seed. If you've got any on hand, send me two.
  33. There's still rice and flour, take it if you want. I haven't got anything at all to reinforce the door and windows, so trade me some.
  34. There's a packet of seed left on the counter, but I'm short of material to reinforce the door and windows. If you've got spare, trade it my way.
  35. I've still got some disinfectant, but nothing at all to reinforce the door and windows. Odds and ends would do, just send some.
  36. There's still rice and flour, but not one stick of firewood left. I'll put the grain up for it.
  37. The packet on the counter is still there, but there's no firewood left. If you've got any over there, trade me some.
  38. Cardboard catches, but it doesn't burn long. I haven't got any firewood at all. If you've got spare, send some over.
  39. I've still got some disinfectant, but the firewood's gone. Send some over, enough to cook a few meals will do.
  40. There's still rice and flour in the shop, take it if you want. I haven't got a single everyday tablet, so trade some over for me.
  41. Take that packet of seed off the counter if you want it. My everyday tablets are gone, so send me a few.
  42. I've still got some packing stock, but not a single everyday tablet. If you've got spare over there, trade a few my way.
  43. I'm embarrassed to say it, but I can hardly get a meal myself now. If you have extra food, would you help me out?
  44. If you have seeds to spare, would you send me a few packets? Once things grow, I can pay back the favor.
  45. I've nothing to trade, but the doors and windows still need reinforcing. You're the only one I can ask for materials.
  46. I've traded out completely. It's cold in the evenings and I haven't got one stick of firewood. If you've got spare, think of me, would you?
  47. The medicine I kept at home is all used up. If you have some, keep a little for me.
  48. Some things have piled up here. Take whatever you like and give me something else for it. You'd be clearing a bit of space for me too.
  49. The shop's grain won't last much longer either.
  50. Sold out of seed long ago.
  51. Badly short on anything to reinforce with.
  52. The medicine cabinet is bare.
  53. Everything has fallen apart and you're still on your feet, so I trust you, and from now on I'll take my orders from you.
  54. Food's running lower again, but at my age I can't go far to look for more.
  55. At my age, still closing a deal. I'm so pleased, and I have you to thank for looking out for me.
  56. Thanks to you, I can hold on a while longer.
  57. I've set things down for now and will sort them out slowly later. Sorry to make you worry.
  58. I've taken what you sent. I don't have anything nice here, but I put a little something in.
  59. You keep sending things, time after time, and I see it. I've put some things in for you this time too.
  60. Another one from you. You're far too good to me. I still have a few things I can lift, so I've packed some and had the drone bring them to you.
  61. I've put away what you sent, and I sent you a little back. Just a small token.
  62. I'm slow on my feet and can't bring you anything myself, so I let the drone carry a little over to you.
  63. I picked through my things again and again, and in the end I packed one in for you.
  64. Every time you send something, I send a little back, or I can't rest easy. So I put some in this time too.
  65. I'd like to trade some food for materials, since I don't have enough. If you have extra, could you share a little with me?
  66. People used to come to my shop to buy things, and now it's my turn to ask. If you have food to spare, look out for me a little.
  67. I've eaten as little as I can, and it's still not enough. If you have any left over, a little would help me get back on my feet.
  68. I'm so hungry my arms and legs are weak, I can't put strength into anything. Whatever food you can give, every bite helps.
  69. I want to learn to grow my own, so I don't always have to worry where my food will come from. If you have seeds you won't use, could I ask for some?
  70. A few seeds would give me something to look forward to. If you can spare some, just put them on the drone.
  71. Those things keep wandering around my door, and my heart races whenever I hear them. If you have materials to spare, help me make my doors and windows solid.
  72. I'm slow at patching things on my own, but I need materials first. Anything you can give would be good.
  73. My doors and windows have been weighing on me. If you have spare materials, please share a few with me so I can catch my breath.
  74. I've been sick for days and my throat hurts so much I can barely talk. If you have medicine, please help me.
  75. I don't want a small illness to turn into a big one, so I'm asking you for some medicine.
  76. At my age I don't eat much, but even so I'm running short. I don't have anything extra, just a few small things. I'd like to trade them for some food.
  77. Could you trade me a little food? I can't offer much, just bits and pieces.
  78. I'd like to trade the few things I have left for a bit of food. I can't offer more than that, but if you're willing, I won't forget your kindness.
  79. A few things need fixing up, but I'm short on materials. I have nothing extra, though I do have some odds and ends. I'd like to trade them for some materials.
  80. I'd like to trade for some materials. All I can offer is these few small things, not much.
  81. I'm badly short on materials, and I don't have much to offer, just small things. If you're willing to trade, I'd be so grateful.
  82. I love tending things in the soil, but I've run out of seeds. I can put up a few odds and ends. I'd like to trade them for a couple of packets.
  83. I don't have anything extra. All I can offer is some small odds and ends, which won't get much, but I'd like some seeds.
  84. At my age I can't go without my medicine, and now I'm out. All I can offer is this little bit, and I'd like to trade it for some medicine.
  85. I'm running short on medicine and would like to trade some old things for it. There's not much, but if you don't mind, let's trade.
  86. My own food is about to run out, but I do have a few things I'm not using. Let's make a trade, see if it's worth it to you.
  87. It used to be people coming to me to trade, and now it's my turn. I'll trade these extras, give me some food.
  88. I'm a bit short on food but have some other things to spare. How about we do a little business?
  89. I've been eating as little as I can and it's still not enough. I'd like to trade some of my extras for a little, give me what you see fit.
  90. I want to learn to grow my own, but I have no seeds. I've saved up more than I need of a few things, so I'll trade you for some.
  91. With seeds I'd have something to look forward to. I'll trade you whatever extras I have.
  92. If you have extra seeds, I'll trade you things I've stocked too much of. We can work out the price.
  93. My door still won't shut properly and I want to reinforce it, but I don't have enough materials. I'll trade you my extras.
  94. My heart races whenever I hear those things wandering around my door. I've gathered up everything I can't use, I'm just hoping to trade for some materials to patch the doors and windows.
  95. Those doors and windows have been weighing on me. I have some extras here, so give me some materials and it's a deal.
  96. I'm short on materials right now, but I have plenty of other things. Let's swap.
  97. I'm sick and my throat hurts so much I can barely talk. I've brought out all my extras, just trade me some medicine.
  98. I don't want a small illness to turn into a big one. The things I can't use are yours, and I'll take whatever medicine you give.
  99. I've run out of medicine here, but I still have some other things. Let's trade.
  100. Old shopkeeper habits die hard. When I end up with too much of something, I want to trade it away. See if anything catches your eye.
  101. I stocked up too much on a few things and they're just sitting here worrying me. Take them and use them, I'll swap for anything.
  102. I've got a little extra now, so I'd like to do some business with you. Trade for whatever catches your eye.
  103. Luckily what's left will keep me going.
  104. I did take a bit of a loss, but it won't get in the way of getting by. Don't worry.