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It is gained by:
 
It is gained by:
 
* Proposing an unsuccessful trade at the depot.
 
* Proposing an unsuccessful trade at the depot.
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* Meeting with a [[Liaison]] or [[Diplomat]]
  
 
most traders have several levels, eg {{verify}}
 
most traders have several levels, eg {{verify}}

Revision as of 17:19, 31 January 2008

Broker Skills

Broker skills are the ones used by the outpost broker to conduct trades. They are:

  • Conversationalist
  • Comedian
  • Flatterer
  • Intimidator
  • Persuader
  • Negotiator
  • Liar
  • Judge of intent

They are gained by:

  • Successful trades at the trade depot.
  • Finalizing an export agreement.

Notable ways through which they are not gained include:

  • Proposing an unsuccessful trade at the depot (except Judge of Intent).
  • 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.

Judge of intent

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", "the merchant is pleased with the trading", and "the merchant seems ecstatic with the trading" as successful deals are made.

It is gained by:

  • Proposing an unsuccessful trade at the depot.
  • Meeting with a Liaison or Diplomat

most traders have several levels, eg [Verify]

-ecstatic with trading

-happy with trading

-pleased with trading

-willing to trade (neutral)

-rapidly losing patience

-not having much more of this

-refuses to trade

at the lowest level, the traders will pack up and go home, from eg repeated offers of 1001 for a 1000-coin anvil, and you can't trade anymore.