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| − | {{av}}{{Quality| | + | '''Social skills''' are used mainly by the [[Expedition leader]], [[Manager]] and [[Broker]]. They are used in interactions between the [[dwarves]] in your fortress, as well as when talking with [[liaison]]s, [[diplomat]]s, and [[merchant]]s. Social skills can be acquired at embark, while performing various administrative tasks, or while socializing in a [[tavern]]. The starting dwarf with the most [[social skill]]s will almost always become the [[expedition leader]], who will automatically become your first [[mayor]], so when giving social skills to your starting dwarves, don't give them to one whose [[preferences]] will lead to obnoxious [[mandate]]s when s/he becomes mayor. |
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The following list is based on the skills listed in the nobles screen when replacing a [[noble]]. | The following list is based on the skills listed in the nobles screen when replacing a [[noble]]. | ||
| − | ==List of | + | ==List of Social skills== |
=== Miscellaneous conversational skills === | === Miscellaneous conversational skills === | ||
Social skills are trained at the tavern, during a conversation between two or more idle dwarves, and when [[trading]]. They are also listed as mayor skills. | Social skills are trained at the tavern, during a conversation between two or more idle dwarves, and when [[trading]]. They are also listed as mayor skills. | ||
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* [[Conversationalist]] | * [[Conversationalist]] | ||
* [[Comedian]] | * [[Comedian]] | ||
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* [[Consoler]] | * [[Consoler]] | ||
* Pacifier | * Pacifier | ||
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| − | + | In the current [[fortress mode]] (44.12+), they all impact conversation rolls in groups. The conversation 'tasks' are console, haggle, discuss request, calm venter, and cover for gaffe. These tasks impact tree demands, trade agreement % values, haggling, whether you can cover if you screw up and offer the elves something wrong, etc, and the skill rolls matter. Regardless of the skill name, "consoler" isn't the only skill used to console somebody. Here are the lists: | |
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| − | + | *Console: console, persuasion, negotiation, lying, conversation, comedy, flattery | |
| + | *Haggle: persuasion, negotiation, lying, intimidation, judge intent, comedy, flattery | ||
| + | *Discuss Request: persuasion, negotiation, lying, intimidation, judge intent, flattery | ||
| + | *Calm Venter: persuasion, negotiation, lying, intimidation, judge intent, comedy, flattery, pacify | ||
| + | *Cover for Gaffe: persuasion, negotiation, lying, comedy, flattery, pacify | ||
===Broker skills=== | ===Broker skills=== | ||
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While all the conversational skills are important for a mayoral dwarf seeking reelection by making friends, dwarves with these two skills can reduce the likelihood of tantrums by being complained at or cried on (which creates a happy thought for the other dwarf). These skills are also all listed as relevant for the [[manager]]. | While all the conversational skills are important for a mayoral dwarf seeking reelection by making friends, dwarves with these two skills can reduce the likelihood of tantrums by being complained at or cried on (which creates a happy thought for the other dwarf). These skills are also all listed as relevant for the [[manager]]. | ||
| − | ==Gaining | + | ==Gaining Social skills== |
| − | + | Dwarves train their social skills when idling in meeting areas or attending parties ''and'' they are standing near another dwarf. All social skills seem to train at roughly the same rate, though their [[personality trait|personality traits]] will determine ''which'' skills they train - for example, a very self-conscious dwarf will not gain Comedian skill. See [[personality trait]] for more information. | |
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===[[Adventure mode|Adventure Mode]]=== | ===[[Adventure mode|Adventure Mode]]=== | ||
Adventure mode characters can train some social skills by having conversations. (Oddly, Conversationalist is not one of them. {{bug|10874}}) It is unknown if [[personality trait|personality traits]] have any effect. | Adventure mode characters can train some social skills by having conversations. (Oddly, Conversationalist is not one of them. {{bug|10874}}) It is unknown if [[personality trait|personality traits]] have any effect. | ||
Judge of Intent and Persuader are trained whenever you argue a value (even if it is not your value) or press the argument. Responding with flattery trains Flatterer. Responding with dismissal trains Intimidator. Responding passively trains Pacifier. | Judge of Intent and Persuader are trained whenever you argue a value (even if it is not your value) or press the argument. Responding with flattery trains Flatterer. Responding with dismissal trains Intimidator. Responding passively trains Pacifier. | ||
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{{Category|Skills}} | {{Category|Skills}} | ||
[[ru:Social skill]] | [[ru:Social skill]] | ||