@sheet/recognition
Posted by Apostate on 07/10/18
So I finished my first pass through @sheet/recognition for the player base- you can use @sheet/recognition on characters and look at their honorifics or propriety mods. Honorifics are titles or other honors bestowed on someone- this is typically something that has value to the NPC populace at large and is recognized by them, such as holding rule over a domain. Generally, this does not cover titles created by PCs, as they wouldn't be in existence long enough to be considered note worthy, but if players take actions that are seen as significant, that could change. If someone thinks a title they have is noteworthy, in general try to think of 3 very visible, public things they have done with the title that would get NPC notice, and if you can think of them, feel free to drop a +request about it. Honorific titles are worth permanent legend while held.
Propriety mods are how the NPC populace are colored towards someone in regards to the status quo. This might not be something that a character can really help, such as playing an outsider would almost always have that attached to them, and characters that challenge social conventions such as being an ennobled commoner will feel it, while characters that are seen as the enforcement of the status quo would usually be afforded more credit in the public eye. These are all percentage modifiers to current fame.
If you have any questions, or think you're due for modifiers, feel free to +request.
Propriety mods are how the NPC populace are colored towards someone in regards to the status quo. This might not be something that a character can really help, such as playing an outsider would almost always have that attached to them, and characters that challenge social conventions such as being an ennobled commoner will feel it, while characters that are seen as the enforcement of the status quo would usually be afforded more credit in the public eye. These are all percentage modifiers to current fame.
If you have any questions, or think you're due for modifiers, feel free to +request.