Editing Compose a letter to spread the Good Word
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|Challenge information = The difficulty is equal to 90% of your base {{Use|Type=Math|Persuasive}}, rounded. The given example is for base {{IL|Persuasive}} 150. | |Challenge information = The difficulty is equal to 90% of your base {{Use|Type=Math|Persuasive}}, rounded. The given example is for base {{IL|Persuasive}} 150. | ||
|Unlocked with = {{Unlock|The Very Teeth of St George!}}, {{Unlock|Memory of a Much Lesser Self|1 x}} | |Unlocked with = {{Unlock|The Very Teeth of St George!}}, {{Unlock|Memory of a Much Lesser Self|1 x}} | ||
| − | |Locked with = {{Lock|A Letter, Ready to Mail}}, {{Lock| | + | |Locked with = {{Lock|A Letter, Ready to Mail}}, {{Lock|Tutorial: Social Engagements Unlocks|hidden=yes}} |
|Success title = The Good Word | |Success title = The Good Word | ||
|Success description = You consider your acquaintance's troubles, and get to work relating them to Scripture. Perhaps the gospels seem inadequate to the unique circumstances of the Neath. Nevertheless, all shall be well. | |Success description = You consider your acquaintance's troubles, and get to work relating them to Scripture. Perhaps the gospels seem inadequate to the unique circumstances of the Neath. Nevertheless, all shall be well. | ||
