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John Davis: /* Praiseworthy Deeds */

2018-06-21T15:20:38Z

Praiseworthy Deeds

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	* '''•••••''': Significantly expanding the city’s overall power, resources or reputation; assuming a position of leadership in the city		* '''•••••''': Significantly expanding the city’s overall power, resources or reputation; assuming a position of leadership in the city
	* '''••••''': Expanding the city’s overall power, resources or reputation in a minor way; removing a signifi cant obstacle or threat to local Kindred		* '''••••''': Expanding the city’s overall power, resources or reputation in a minor way; removing a signifi cant obstacle or threat to local Kindred
-	* '''•••''': Devising and implementing plans that further the goals of city elders; carrying out ~~specifi c~~ plans beyond the norm on behalf of city elders	+	* '''•••''': Devising and implementing plans that further the goals of city elders; carrying out specific plans beyond the norm on behalf of city elders
	* '''••''': Actively promoting loyalty to the city’s elders; obeying the edicts of all city elders		* '''••''': Actively promoting loyalty to the city’s elders; obeying the edicts of all city elders
	* '''•''': Defending the city against outside threats; regularly attending local Kindred functions (without being disruptive)		* '''•''': Defending the city against outside threats; regularly attending local Kindred functions (without being disruptive)

West at 00:42, 1 June 2017

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	Your character has standing, credentials, authority or respect within an organization, group, company or social body. He might have an official position or title, or might simply be revered and honored within the group and therefore accorded a degree of authority. Your character might be a company vice president, a police sergeant or lieutenant, an army corporal or a nurse at a hospital. Or he could be a lowly member of the group whom everyone likes or who has won some acclaim and is allowed more standing than he is officially entitled.		Your character has standing, credentials, authority or respect within an organization, group, company or social body. He might have an official position or title, or might simply be revered and honored within the group and therefore accorded a degree of authority. Your character might be a company vice president, a police sergeant or lieutenant, an army corporal or a nurse at a hospital. Or he could be a lowly member of the group whom everyone likes or who has won some acclaim and is allowed more standing than he is officially entitled.
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		+	[http://nwod.org/forum/spheres.php?do=Status A listing of the active characters and their Status Merits can be found on the forums].
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	Each acquisition of this Merit is dedicated to one type of authority, whether in an organization, society or circle. Examples include police, City Hall, criminals, unions, banks, a university faculty and hospital staff. In order to have authority in more than one venue, you need to purchase this Merit multiple times, each trait with its own dots. Thus, your character might have Status ([[Emergency Services]]) ●●, Status ([[Criminals]]) ●●● and Status ([[City Hall]]) ●, each acquired separately at character creation or during play. You would need to explain how he reconciles all this authority in the setting. The aforementioned character might be a dirty police sergeant who has paid his dues in civil elections and gained some recognition among city officials.		Each acquisition of this Merit is dedicated to one type of authority, whether in an organization, society or circle. Examples include police, City Hall, criminals, unions, banks, a university faculty and hospital staff. In order to have authority in more than one venue, you need to purchase this Merit multiple times, each trait with its own dots. Thus, your character might have Status ([[Emergency Services]]) ●●, Status ([[Criminals]]) ●●● and Status ([[City Hall]]) ●, each acquired separately at character creation or during play. You would need to explain how he reconciles all this authority in the setting. The aforementioned character might be a dirty police sergeant who has paid his dues in civil elections and gained some recognition among city officials.

West at 01:51, 2 April 2017

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	===Mage===		===Mage===
-	{{header\|mta}}{{MHR\|Status will be handled using the [[Minds Eye Theatre The Requiem]] (LARP) rules. Officers of the Consilium may raise or lower (strip) Status per MET p.126. Public opinion polls will be used to calculate ~~Domain~~ Status rather than being purchased with XP}}	+	{{header\|mta}}{{MHR\|Status will be handled using the [[Minds Eye Theatre The Requiem]] (LARP) rules. Officers of the Consilium may raise or lower (strip) Status per MET p.126. Public opinion polls will be used to calculate '''Consilium Status''' rather than being purchased with XP}}
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		+	Details on how '''Status''' is polled can be found on the [[Talk:Status\|Discussion]] page.

	====Consilium Status====		====Consilium Status====

West at 03:09, 14 March 2017

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	Status represents the privileges and liberties that your character is authorized to take ''within the confines and definitions of his group''. Increasing dots reflect increasing clout. A cop with Status 1 can enter the suspect lockup and interrogation rooms, while a cop with Status 4 can enter the evidence locker without supervision or get involved in a crimescene investigation without specifically being called in.		Status represents the privileges and liberties that your character is authorized to take ''within the confines and definitions of his group''. Increasing dots reflect increasing clout. A cop with Status 1 can enter the suspect lockup and interrogation rooms, while a cop with Status 4 can enter the evidence locker without supervision or get involved in a crimescene investigation without specifically being called in.
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-	~~{{HR\|The EoD game only uses Status pertaining to the local (municipal/city) level; federal and military Status are unavailable to avoid conflicts of jurisdiction.}}~~


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	==Status As Influence==		==Status As Influence==
	Status can be taken in any of the [[Spheres of Influence]], or subsets thereof.		Status can be taken in any of the [[Spheres of Influence]], or subsets thereof.
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		+	{{HR\|The EoD game only uses Status pertaining to the local (municipal/city) level; federal and military Status are unavailable to avoid conflicts of jurisdiction.}}

West at 22:45, 25 April 2016

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	\|Level4=4		\|Level4=4
	\|Level5=5		\|Level5=5
-	~~\|Prerequisite=[[Prerequisite::Varies (See Text)]]~~
	}}		}}
	Your character has standing, credentials, authority or respect within an organization, group, company or social body. He might have an official position or title, or might simply be revered and honored within the group and therefore accorded a degree of authority. Your character might be a company vice president, a police sergeant or lieutenant, an army corporal or a nurse at a hospital. Or he could be a lowly member of the group whom everyone likes or who has won some acclaim and is allowed more standing than he is officially entitled.		Your character has standing, credentials, authority or respect within an organization, group, company or social body. He might have an official position or title, or might simply be revered and honored within the group and therefore accorded a degree of authority. Your character might be a company vice president, a police sergeant or lieutenant, an army corporal or a nurse at a hospital. Or he could be a lowly member of the group whom everyone likes or who has won some acclaim and is allowed more standing than he is officially entitled.

-	Each acquisition of this Merit is dedicated to one type of authority, whether in an organization, society or circle. Examples include police, City Hall, criminals, unions, banks, a university faculty and hospital staff. In order to have authority in more than one venue, you need to purchase this Merit multiple times, each trait with its own dots. Thus, your character might have Status (Emergency Services) ●●, Status (Criminals) ●●● and Status (City Hall) ●, each acquired separately at character creation or during play. You would need to explain how he reconciles all this authority in the setting. The aforementioned character might be a dirty police sergeant who has paid his dues in civil elections and gained some recognition among city officials.	+	Each acquisition of this Merit is dedicated to one type of authority, whether in an organization, society or circle. Examples include police, City Hall, criminals, unions, banks, a university faculty and hospital staff. In order to have authority in more than one venue, you need to purchase this Merit multiple times, each trait with its own dots. Thus, your character might have Status ([[Emergency Services]]) ●●, Status ([[Criminals]]) ●●● and Status ([[City Hall]]) ●, each acquired separately at character creation or during play. You would need to explain how he reconciles all this authority in the setting. The aforementioned character might be a dirty police sergeant who has paid his dues in civil elections and gained some recognition among city officials.

	Status represents the privileges and liberties that your character is authorized to take ''within the confines and definitions of his group''. Increasing dots reflect increasing clout. A cop with Status 1 can enter the suspect lockup and interrogation rooms, while a cop with Status 4 can enter the evidence locker without supervision or get involved in a crimescene investigation without specifically being called in.		Status represents the privileges and liberties that your character is authorized to take ''within the confines and definitions of his group''. Increasing dots reflect increasing clout. A cop with Status 1 can enter the suspect lockup and interrogation rooms, while a cop with Status 4 can enter the evidence locker without supervision or get involved in a crimescene investigation without specifically being called in.

Bigpaw at 22:34, 25 April 2016

2016-04-25T22:34:08Z

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-	{{~~Infobox Merit~~\|Fixed=No	+	{{Infobox_Merit
		+	\|Source=World of Darkness Sourcebook
		+	\|Pages=116
		+	\|Status=House Ruled
		+	\|Fixed=Yes
		+	\|Type=Social
		+	\|Restriction=All
	\|Level1=1		\|Level1=1
	\|Level2=2		\|Level2=2
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	\|Level4=4		\|Level4=4
	\|Level5=5		\|Level5=5
-	\|~~Type~~=~~Social~~	+	\|Prerequisite=[[Prerequisite::Varies (See Text)]]
-	\|Prerequisite~~={{nowrap\|~~Varies (See Text)}}	+
-	~~\|Source=World of Darkness Sourcebook~~	+
-	~~\|Pages=116~~	+
	}}		}}
	Your character has standing, credentials, authority or respect within an organization, group, company or social body. He might have an official position or title, or might simply be revered and honored within the group and therefore accorded a degree of authority. Your character might be a company vice president, a police sergeant or lieutenant, an army corporal or a nurse at a hospital. Or he could be a lowly member of the group whom everyone likes or who has won some acclaim and is allowed more standing than he is officially entitled.		Your character has standing, credentials, authority or respect within an organization, group, company or social body. He might have an official position or title, or might simply be revered and honored within the group and therefore accorded a degree of authority. Your character might be a company vice president, a police sergeant or lieutenant, an army corporal or a nurse at a hospital. Or he could be a lowly member of the group whom everyone likes or who has won some acclaim and is allowed more standing than he is officially entitled.

West: Text replace - "{{Infobox Merit" to "{{Infobox Merit|Fixed=No"

2016-04-22T18:53:51Z

Text replace - "{{Infobox Merit" to "{{Infobox Merit|Fixed=No"

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	\|Level1=1		\|Level1=1
	\|Level2=2		\|Level2=2

West at 15:32, 20 April 2016

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-	{{characteristics}}[[Category:House Rules]]	+
		+	{{Links\|Status}}{{characteristics}}[[Category:House Rules]]

West at 18:26, 11 March 2016

2016-03-11T18:26:33Z

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	Your character has standing, credentials, authority or respect within an organization, group, company or social body. He might have an official position or title, or might simply be revered and honored within the group and therefore accorded a degree of authority. Your character might be a company vice president, a police sergeant or lieutenant, an army corporal or a nurse at a hospital. Or he could be a lowly member of the group whom everyone likes or who has won some acclaim and is allowed more standing than he is officially entitled.		Your character has standing, credentials, authority or respect within an organization, group, company or social body. He might have an official position or title, or might simply be revered and honored within the group and therefore accorded a degree of authority. Your character might be a company vice president, a police sergeant or lieutenant, an army corporal or a nurse at a hospital. Or he could be a lowly member of the group whom everyone likes or who has won some acclaim and is allowed more standing than he is officially entitled.

-	Each acquisition of this Merit is dedicated to one type of authority, whether in an organization, society or circle. Examples include police, City Hall, criminals, unions, banks, a university faculty and hospital staff. In order to have authority in more than one venue, you need to purchase this Merit multiple times, each trait with its own dots. Thus, your character might have Status (~~Police~~) ●●, Status (Criminals) ●●● and Status (City Hall) ●, each acquired separately at character creation or during play. You would need to explain how he reconciles all this authority in the setting. The aforementioned character might be a dirty police sergeant who has paid his dues in civil elections and gained some recognition among city officials.	+	Each acquisition of this Merit is dedicated to one type of authority, whether in an organization, society or circle. Examples include police, City Hall, criminals, unions, banks, a university faculty and hospital staff. In order to have authority in more than one venue, you need to purchase this Merit multiple times, each trait with its own dots. Thus, your character might have Status (Emergency Services) ●●, Status (Criminals) ●●● and Status (City Hall) ●, each acquired separately at character creation or during play. You would need to explain how he reconciles all this authority in the setting. The aforementioned character might be a dirty police sergeant who has paid his dues in civil elections and gained some recognition among city officials.

	Status represents the privileges and liberties that your character is authorized to take ''within the confines and definitions of his group''. Increasing dots reflect increasing clout. A cop with Status 1 can enter the suspect lockup and interrogation rooms, while a cop with Status 4 can enter the evidence locker without supervision or get involved in a crimescene investigation without specifically being called in.		Status represents the privileges and liberties that your character is authorized to take ''within the confines and definitions of his group''. Increasing dots reflect increasing clout. A cop with Status 1 can enter the suspect lockup and interrogation rooms, while a cop with Status 4 can enter the evidence locker without supervision or get involved in a crimescene investigation without specifically being called in.
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	===Mage===		===Mage===
-	{{header\|mta}}{{~~VHR~~\|Status will be handled using the [[Minds Eye Theatre The Requiem]] (LARP) rules. Officers of the Consilium may raise or lower (strip) Status per MET p.126. Public opinion polls will be used to calculate Domain Status rather than being purchased with XP}}	+	{{header\|mta}}{{MHR\|Status will be handled using the [[Minds Eye Theatre The Requiem]] (LARP) rules. Officers of the Consilium may raise or lower (strip) Status per MET p.126. Public opinion polls will be used to calculate Domain Status rather than being purchased with XP}}

	====Consilium Status====		====Consilium Status====

West: /* Vampire */

2015-09-19T23:43:40Z

Vampire

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	===Vampire===		===Vampire===
	{{header\|vtr}}{{VHR\|Status will be handled using the [[Minds Eye Theatre The Requiem]] (LARP) rules. The [[Prince]] and/or Prince's [[Harpy]] may raise or lower (strip) Status. Public opinion polls will be used to calculate Domain Status rather than being purchased with XP}}		{{header\|vtr}}{{VHR\|Status will be handled using the [[Minds Eye Theatre The Requiem]] (LARP) rules. The [[Prince]] and/or Prince's [[Harpy]] may raise or lower (strip) Status. Public opinion polls will be used to calculate Domain Status rather than being purchased with XP}}
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		+	Details on how '''Status''' is polled can be found on the [[Talk:Status\|Discussion]] page.

	====Domain Status====		====Domain Status====