Editing Learn the new thieves' cant

{{Action
|ID = 263819
|Icon = bookblood.png
|From Card title = Officially Non-Criminal
|Description = It is rapidly evolving. {{Tlc}} has its own names for everything.
|BroadQuality = {{IL|Watchful}}
|BroadDiff = 200
|Success title = [see below]
|Success description = [...]

And then, certain words don't mean anything at all, unless they're picked up and repeated by others in the room. Those are signs of collective inclination, ways of testing how much risk or confidence is felt by the group as a whole.
|Success summary = The title and first paragraph vary, possibly based on the city's {{IL|Hinterland City - Official Alignment|Appearance=Official Alignment}}.
{{Variant table|Condition = Hinterland City - Official Alignment|Condition alias = Alignment|Effect = Title|Second effect = First Paragraph|Compact = yes
|Value Liberationist, Radical Liberationist = '''Five words for gunpowder and ten for bombs'''
|Second effect Liberationist, Radical Liberationist = There's Tracklayer jargon and Hinterland terminology and urchin-cant [...] mingled together, and brand-new terms of art for new forms of theft. A favourite is to light a lamp across the street from the target, and distract everyone putting it out again.
|Value Liberationist-Prehistoricist = '''Five words for silver and ten for gold'''
|Second effect Liberationist-Prehistoricist = There's Tracklayer jargon and Hinterland terminology and urchin-cant all mingled together, and brand-new terms of art. A flash-rustler is one who sets off a brilliant flare to shock baby animals before stealing them, for instance.
|Value Prehistoricist = '''Five words for beasts and ten for bones'''
|Second effect Prehistoricist = There's Tracklayer jargon and Hinterland terminology and urchin-cant all mingled together, and brand-new terms to distinguish stealing a valuable animal in the egg or as a chick or full-grown.
|Value Radical Prehistoricist = '''Five words for beasts and ten for bones'''
|Second effect Radical Prehistoricist = [...] brand-new terms to distinguish things no one named before. A beef-fence [...] is a specialist in conveying cuttings of vegetable-creatures to London and selling them for use in factories there; a veal-fence does the same but sells to Society gardeners [...]
|Value Prehistoricist-Emancipationist = '''Five words for silver and ten for gold'''
|Second effect Prehistoricist-Emancipationist = There's Tracklayer jargon and Hinterland terminology and urchin-cant all mingled together, and brand-new terms to distinguish stealing a valuable animal in the egg or as a chick or full-grown.
|Value Emancipationist, Radical Emancipationist, Anti-Liberationist, Anti-Prehistoricist, Anti-Emancipationist, Balanced, Unknown = '''Five words for silver and ten for gold'''
|Second effect Emancipationist, Radical Emancipationist, Anti-Liberationist, Anti-Prehistoricist, Anti-Emancipationist, Balanced, Unknown = The pidgin is a mix of Tracklayer jargon and Hinterland dialects and the cant established by London gangs, and all the important terms have several synonyms.
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*{{Success Increase|Watchful}}
*{{Gain|Habituated to the Hinterland|+1 CP}}
*{{Gain|Hinterland Prosperity|(220 + {{Use|Hinterland Efficiency|Appearance=Efficiency|Type=Math}}) x}}

{{Failure
|Failure title = A sinister sound to it
|Failure description = "Cnàmhan"? "Airgead"? "Möngölög", "arian", "bingley-pence"? You can't make head or tail, or for that matter, midsection out of it. And why does everyone copy everyone else?
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*{{Failure Increase|Watchful}}
*{{Gain|Habituated to the Hinterland|+1 CP}}
*{{Gain|Nightmares|+2 CP}}