Your Reputation

{if A Priest = 1} You had a reputation, once, before you took to the Sea. People respect the clergy and many a door was politely opened for you. That has changed. It is best when High Society ignores you, and you consider yourself lucky whenever the Greencoats do the same.

{elseif A Scholar =1}You had a reputation once, before the scandal, before you took to the Sea. Academics are – in public – polite to each other, and the occasional invitation was extended to you by your betters. It is fashionable to have a better-dressed jester entertain the table with wild theories and high-minded nonsense. But you are fashionable no more. It is best when High Society ignores you, and you consider yourself lucky whenever the Greencoats do the same.

{elseif A Rogue = 1} You never liked having a reputation. High Society wouldn’t deign to spit on you if you were on fire, but you were never far from the Greencoat’s tender attention. Not much has changed since you took to the Sea. {else}You never thought much about your reputation before. You are unused to High Society and their strange customs, and ever since you took to the Sea you have considered yourself lucky whenever the Greencoats ignore you. {endif}

{if Reputation = 3} And you have noticed the flatfoots nipping at your heels{if A Rogue = 1} again. {else}. {endif} They don’t have enough to charge you, and they keep their distance for now. But it might be wise to talk to the Dicey Inspector before this gets worse. {if A Talk at the Drum < 1} NOTE: You can encounter her by clicking ’Your Social Engagements’ and visiting The Pigskin Drum. {endif} {else}And how lucky you are to be ignored. Your reputation – for now – is not a problem {endif}