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Silverwing235: /* Increasing your reputation */

2025-09-09T11:37:20Z

Increasing your reputation

Silverwing235: /* Types of reputation */

2025-09-07T11:56:51Z

Types of reputation

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2025-06-07T21:04:43Z

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2025-06-07T21:02:59Z

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DarklingArcher: /* Types of reputation */ "Bonded" is obtainable in fortress mode

2025-06-05T15:53:18Z

Types of reputation: "Bonded" is obtainable in fortress mode

Silverwing235: /* Quests/Rumors */

2025-01-06T01:52:47Z

Quests/Rumors

DPhKraken: Added hyperlink

2024-12-15T18:33:59Z

Added hyperlink

Silverwing235: /* Trivia */

2024-11-17T13:29:47Z

Trivia

Zippy at 18:20, 10 July 2024

2024-07-10T18:20:47Z

Silverwing235: attempt to consolidate highly similar 'do this, do that'-type rep, rate

2023-08-23T17:12:46Z

attempt to consolidate highly similar 'do this, do that'-type rep, rate

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 == Increasing your reputation ==
 === Quests/Rumors ===
-The most straightforward way to increase reputation is to perform [[quest]]s, and report back to whoever sent you off; which can range from killing some mundane animal (like a [[dingo]]), to neutralizing a [[bandit]] camp, or outing a [[vampire]] in hiding. As your reputation increases, you will be tasked to complete more serious quests, such as slaying a [[megabeast]] on the other side of the world. If you are a [[hearthperson]] or a subordinate to some kind of lord, you may repeatedly ask your superior for quests and build up a reputation as a loyal soldier. Or, if you are not a subordinate to anybody and don't wish to be, you can simply use [[rumor]]s to brag about your feats. Simply slay some beast, bandit or [[night creature]] and bring up the incident in a [[Talking|conversation]], and let the rumor system do the work. Alternatively, you may tell the story of your feats in a [[performance]], and spectators will spread the story for you.
+The most straightforward way to increase reputation is to perform [[quest]]s, and report back to whoever sent you off; which can range from killing some mundane animal (like a [[dingo]]), to neutralizing a [[bandit]] camp, or outing a [[vampire]] in hiding. As your reputation increases, you will be tasked to complete more serious quests, such as slaying a [[megabeast]] on the other side of the world. If you are a [[hearthperson]] or a subordinate to some kind of lord, you may repeatedly ask your superior for quests and build up a reputation as a loyal soldier. Or, if you are not a subordinate to anybody and don't wish to be, you can simply use [[rumor]]s to brag about your feats - slay some beast, bandit or [[night creature]] and bring up the incident in a [[Talking|conversation]], and let the rumor system do the work. Alternatively, you may tell the story of your feats in a [[performance]], and spectators will spread the story for you.
 == Types of reputation ==

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 | Comrade || Defines the bond between a person and their liege-lord, or of two [[Hearthperson|oathsworn]] of the same lord.
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-| Member of Respected Group || Reserved for members of entities that are considered 'worthy of respect'. Related to the [[insurrection]] mechanic.
+| Member of Respected Group/Member of Hated Group || Reserved for members of entities that are, respectively, considered 'worthy of respect' or 'unfit to rule'. Related to the [[insurrection]] mechanic.
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 | Enemy Fighter || Reserved for fighters of an enemy group. You get this when asking what people think of you during a conflict, or when you attacked a member of the same group.

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-[[File:reputation_preview.png|right]][[Reputation]], or '''fame''', is an invisible metric that tracks how well-known or fearsome your [[Adventure mode|adventurer]] is. Reputation directly impacts the quality and difficulty of [[quest]]s you will receive, the number of companions willing to join you, or whether [[bandit]]s will directly attempt to target you. A certain level of reputation also allows you to get tavern services for a lower (or free) price and vice-versa.
+<div id="yeah" style="margin-top:-9px;">[[File:reputation_preview.png|right]]</div>[[Reputation]], or '''fame''', is an invisible metric that tracks how well-known or fearsome your [[Adventure mode|adventurer]] is. Reputation directly impacts the quality and difficulty of [[quest]]s you will receive, the number of companions willing to join you, or whether [[bandit]]s will directly attempt to target you. A certain level of reputation also allows you to get tavern services for a lower (or free) price and vice-versa.
 == Increasing your reputation ==

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-[[Reputation]], or '''fame''', is an invisible metric that tracks how well-known or fearsome your [[Adventure mode|adventurer]] is. Reputation directly impacts the quality and difficulty of [[quest]]s you will receive, the number of companions willing to join you, or whether [[bandit]]s will directly attempt to target you. A certain level of reputation also allows you to get tavern services for a lower (or free) price and vice-versa.
+[[File:reputation_preview.png|right]][[Reputation]], or '''fame''', is an invisible metric that tracks how well-known or fearsome your [[Adventure mode|adventurer]] is. Reputation directly impacts the quality and difficulty of [[quest]]s you will receive, the number of companions willing to join you, or whether [[bandit]]s will directly attempt to target you. A certain level of reputation also allows you to get tavern services for a lower (or free) price and vice-versa.
 == Increasing your reputation ==

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 | Grudge || Unobtainable in adventure mode, but can be obtained in fort mode. Tracks grudges.
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-| Bonded || Reserved for trainers/animal training partners. Does not seem obtainable without modding.
+| Bonded || Reserved for trainers/animal training partners. Can be obtained by training animals in fort mode.
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 | Brawler || Starting a battle with a person at [[Level_of_conflict|brawl]] escalation level.

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 == Trivia ==
-*If your reputation becomes exceptionally high ("Famous Hero", so above 75), bandits trying to ambush you will say "Ha-ha-halt!" instead of the normal announcement message, presumably stammering in front of such a fearsome figure. An exception is if they have {{token|NOFEAR}}.
+*If your reputation becomes exceptionally high ("Famous Hero", so above 75), bandits trying to ambush you will say "Ha-ha-halt!" instead of the normal announcement message, presumably stammering in front of such a supposedly-fearsome figure. An exception is if they have {{token|NOFEAR}}.
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 | Monster || Reserved for megabeasts and other named animals, not possible to obtain in unmodded DF. {{verify}}
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-| Storyteller || Telling a story in front of a person.
+| Storyteller/Poet/Bard/Dancer || Telling a story, reciting poetry, performing a piece of music, or performing a dance in front of a person.
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 | Quarreler || Unknown, presumably obtained by pressing or arguing when a disagreement is reached through a value statement {{bug|11193}}.