Difference between revisions of "Category:Monolith"
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|quotes=Challenge Accepted! | |quotes=Challenge Accepted! | ||
| + | ===OOC Influence Mechanincs=== | ||
| + | Boost | ||
| + | You can spend targeted actions to temporarily increase | ||
| + | another character’s influence level. By working together in | ||
| + | this manner, a group of characters can achieve extraordinarily | ||
| + | high levels of influence for a short period of time. | ||
| + | To boost an influence, you must spend a number of influence | ||
| + | actions equal to the level possessed by the receiving character. | ||
| + | For example, to boost a receiving character’s influence from | ||
| + | level 5 to level 6, one or more donating characters must | ||
| + | provide a total of 5 influence actions. | ||
| + | Players may boost an influence up to a maximum level of | ||
| + | 10. To do this, the donors would have to boost the receiver’s | ||
| + | influence multiple times, and that requires a large number of | ||
| + | donated actions. If the receiver’s Elite influence was naturally | ||
| + | at level 5, donating characters would need to provide 5 + 6 + | ||
| + | 7 + 8 + 9 actions (a whopping total of 35 donated influence | ||
| + | actions) to raise the receiver’s influence through the various | ||
| + | levels until it reaches 10. The boosted character only receives | ||
| + | the actions from her temporary level, not the actions that | ||
| + | others spent to get her there. For example, Edward’s coterie | ||
| + | boosts him to level 10 in Underworld. This gives Edward 10 | ||
| + | influence actions that month. | ||
| + | If you can justify an activity as appropriate for your influence | ||
| + | specializations, your influence is considered 1 level higher | ||
| + | when performing a general action. For example, it is easier | ||
| + | for you to get tickets to the policeman’s ball if you have an | ||
| + | influence specialization defined as “police.” | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:34, 15 November 2020
| Influence Conglomerate Name | Monolith
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|---|---|
| Member | Mr. Church |
| Member | Victoria La Rue |
| Member | Rayne Valarian |
Reputation
We bend Mortals to our will.
Quotes
Challenge Accepted!
OOC Influence Mechanincs
Boost You can spend targeted actions to temporarily increase another character’s influence level. By working together in this manner, a group of characters can achieve extraordinarily high levels of influence for a short period of time. To boost an influence, you must spend a number of influence actions equal to the level possessed by the receiving character. For example, to boost a receiving character’s influence from level 5 to level 6, one or more donating characters must provide a total of 5 influence actions. Players may boost an influence up to a maximum level of 10. To do this, the donors would have to boost the receiver’s influence multiple times, and that requires a large number of donated actions. If the receiver’s Elite influence was naturally at level 5, donating characters would need to provide 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 actions (a whopping total of 35 donated influence actions) to raise the receiver’s influence through the various levels until it reaches 10. The boosted character only receives the actions from her temporary level, not the actions that others spent to get her there. For example, Edward’s coterie boosts him to level 10 in Underworld. This gives Edward 10 influence actions that month. If you can justify an activity as appropriate for your influence specializations, your influence is considered 1 level higher when performing a general action. For example, it is easier for you to get tickets to the policeman’s ball if you have an influence specialization defined as “police.”
Pages in category "Monolith"
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.
