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*The title refers to the {{wikipedia|The Beatles}} song "Ticket to Ride". | *The title refers to the {{wikipedia|The Beatles}} song "Ticket to Ride". | ||
+ | * "Cry 'Havoc,' and let slip the dogs of war" is a quote from {{wikipedia|William Shakespeare}}'s play ''{{wikipedia|Julius Caesar (play)|Julius Caesar}}''. |
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You see a circle of Pax Verde operatives kicking the tar out of a poor worker who is just trying to keep from being beaten to a pulp. You cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war. In other words, you dive into the fray and beat up the operatives like some kind of crazed mendicant. The worker is in pretty bad shape, unfortunately, and will need medical attention.
You help him limp to a makeshift field hospital (really, just a tent with a medic) and make sure that he's stabilized.
Before opening the Unborn Base/Base Cochise:
As you're getting ready to leave, he slips you a little piece of paper, saying it's all he can offer in thanks, and that he won't be using it any time soon.
You got an item: Quincy's rental coupon
Afterwards:
As you're getting ready to leave, he slips you a handful of chips, saying it's all he can offer in thanks, but he insists that you take it. You gain 64 chips.
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- The title refers to the The Beatles song "Ticket to Ride".
- "Cry 'Havoc,' and let slip the dogs of war" is a quote from William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar.