Ask/Gains
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Actions which raise Ascending the Reliables List of Mr Pages.
"
- "My book!"
- FATE
- An Action from Returning to Mr Pages, a Card in Fallen London.
A
- A warm reception
- An Action from Returning to Mr Pages, a Card in Fallen London.
- Attempt to calm it
- An Action from Another Case for a Reliable, a Card in Fallen London.
B
- Break down the door
- An Action from Breaking and Entering on Behalf of Mr Pages, a Card in Fallen London.
C
- Confront them!
- An Action from There are the thieves!, a Card in Fallen London.
F
- First case for Mr Pages
- An Action from The Cities that Fell, a Card in Fallen London.
- First case for Mr. Pages
- An Action from A case for a Reliable, a Card in Fallen London.
J
- Join in its anger
- An Action from Another Case for a Reliable, a Card in Fallen London.
L
- Let him keep it
- An Action from Confronting the Wilting Dandy, a Storylet in Fallen London.
M
- Make both parties happy (5 FATE)
- FATE
- An Action from Confronting the Wilting Dandy, a Storylet in Fallen London.
- Mr Pages is a Master of the Bazaar, dealing with the printed word
- An Action from The Cities that Fell, a Card in Fallen London.
N
- No good deed
- An Action from Returning to Mr Pages, a Card in Fallen London.
S
- Sneak in through a window
- An Action from Breaking and Entering on Behalf of Mr Pages, a Card in Fallen London.
- Survey London's florists
- An Action from Following the Trail, a Card in Fallen London.
T
- Take the book by force
- An Action from Confronting the Wilting Dandy, a Storylet in Fallen London.
- The Reliables
- An Action from An Interview with Mr Pages, a Card in Fallen London.
- The fashions of the day
- An Action from Following the Trail, a Card in Fallen London.
- Those two Unfinished Clay Men are the ones that took Mr Pages' book! You're sure of it!
- An Action from The Cities that Fell, a Card in Fallen London.
W
- Write the Wilting Dandy's Story for Mr Pages
- An Action from The Writer's Desk: Finish a Short Story, a Storylet in Your Activities.
