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29 lines
1.2 KiB
Plaintext
Prestige is a quantitative score represenfing a character's standing in the game.
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The following elements are used in prestige calculation:
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- collectible coins owned and items with embedded [gold](Gold).
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- the set of gemstones owned
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- the rare fish discovered
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- prestige bonuses from any owned items
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- lightsources used in buildings
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- any prestige bonuses earned in scripts
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- the badges obtained
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- the time spent as head of the house
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Prestige has some hysteresis: for example, if you reach a new level as a result
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of obtaining a new badge, your prestige will increase, but will take a few game
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updates to reach its final target value. Similarly, if you sell some of your
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coin collection, your prestige will take a few game updates to settle to its
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new lower value.
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Succession in a house has a notable effect on prestige: when a head of house
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retires, the house prestige takes a hit. This effect will last until a new head
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is nominated.
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Conversely, as a character's time as head of house increases, their prestige
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will start to very slowly go up as recognition of a house's governance stability.
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At each game update, the game awards a small gold bonus to the 20 accounts with
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the most prestige.
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See the "Prestige" page in the player info screen for all the details.
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