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| + | * At Novice or better skill, the trade dialog will include an extra line about the traders' mood. So far I have only observed "the merchant seems happy with the trading" and "the merchant seems ecstatic with the trading" as successful deals are made. | ||
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Revision as of 06:36, 5 November 2007
Known effects:
- At Novice or better skill, the trade dialog will include an extra line about the traders' mood. So far I have only observed "the merchant seems happy with the trading" and "the merchant seems ecstatic with the trading" as successful deals are made.
It is gained by:
- Successful trades at the trade depot.
- Finalizing an export agreement.
Notable ways that it is not gained include:
- Proposing an unsuccessful trade at the depot.
- Offering goods to foreign traders.
- Simply being assigned as the broker noble.
- Sitting around at the depot, whether there are traders there or not.
- Liaison meeting steps that occur before the export agreement.