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Those who come should be regarded as welcome guests.

Game Instructions: If successful, this will significantly reduce City Waning.


Challenge information

Broad, Persuasive 100

  • 69 - very chancy (41%)
  • 85 - chancy (51%)
  • 102 - modest (61%)
  • 119 - very modest (71%)
  • 135 - low-risk (81%)
  • 152 - straightforward (91%)
  • 167 - straightforward (100%)

Narrow, A Player of Chess 5 (50% base)

  • 1 and below - almost impossible (10%)
  • 2 - high-risk (20%)
  • 3 - high-risk (30%)
  • 4 - tough (40%)
  • 5 - very chancy (50%)
  • 6 - chancy (60%)
  • 7 - modest (70%)
  • 8 - very modest (80%)
  • 9 - low-risk (90%)
  • 10 and above - straightforward (100%)

Success

A campaign on two fronts

[…]

Meanwhile at home you've seeded round two ideas: first, that the newcomers have a great deal in common with the Union really; and second, that wherever they have differences, those differences will certainly help to shore up the city's identity.

Description summary:
The first paragraph varies based on the city's Chosen Site.

Chosen SiteFirst Paragraph
EalingThey begin arriving within days, and then in greater numbers [...] Some turn up with only a bag of clothes, others with entire wagons. One Rubbery magnate arrives with sufficient inventory for a vast amber shop, enough to deck out the whole city.
EvenlodeNewcomers from the Evenlode arrive by night, sometimes dripping wet and accompanied by a lamp-cat. They don't speak of what they've endured. [...] But they're quiet neighbours, even if they do prefer the side of the city that faces away from the Magistracy.
BalmoralThe newcomers from Balmoral arrive with odd clothes and odder manners – not to mention suitcases full of luxuries that can only have come from Upstairs.
Station VIII
BurrowThe newcomers from Burrow-infra-Mump are very keen on organisation at a local level: on neighbourhood nicknames and block parties [...] There are more statues in the gardens after they arrive; more candles set in niches; more bells hung beside the doors.
Moulin
MarigoldThe newcomers are mostly devils. They know how to ingratiate themselves; and they are experts on exile. They know just what to say to make a person glad he left his old home behind. Soon each Tracklayer believes themself the hero of a grand revolt.

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Alternative Success

An influx of [Arrivals]

It is not perhaps what you expected, but not everyone who comes here arrives from the immediate vicinity.

[...]

There's a certain amount of resentful feeling from some who already live here. "We don't need them in this city as haven't built the way here," [...]

Description summary:
The identity of the arrivals and the second paragraph vary based on the city's Founding Body.

Founding BodyArrivals
Furnace Anconaworkers from Iron and Misery
Furnace Ancona, StarvedStarved persons tired of the roof
Corneliusdisplaced tomb colonists
Your Own Doublefolk from the Surface
The Double of the ManagerClay men and women
Founding BodySecond Paragraph
Furnace AnconaThey arrive with work clothes and boxes of possessions. No: boxes of contraband. No one leaves those taskmasters without wanting to filch a little something for oneself.
Furnace Ancona, Starved
CorneliusIt is the architecture that draws them, and a musty quality in the air. The city is not old, but it is understanding about scars, and about not wanting to put all of oneself on show.
Your Own DoubleThe reputation of the place has reached Upward. That will be your Double's doing: you are well-known, and your memories of the Surface clear. [...] almost all have come because there was something above they needed to leave behind.
The Double of the ManagerPolythreme has heard of this city. How could it be otherwise? Some arrive in curiosity; some because they wish to choose this city over their own King; some simply because there are other Clay men here.

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Failure

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