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|Icon = Crowd2.png | |Icon = Crowd2.png | ||
| − | |From Storylet title = Arrange a secret reading of banned poetry | + | |From Card/Storylet title = Arrange a secret reading of banned poetry |
|Description = 'The time: the next midnight. The place: the private bar at the Eel and Compass. You may wish to come masked, to avoid arrest by the Constables.' | |Description = 'The time: the next midnight. The place: the private bar at the Eel and Compass. You may wish to come masked, to avoid arrest by the Constables.' | ||
|BroadDiff = 49 | |BroadDiff = 49 | ||
|BroadQuality = {{IL|Persuasive}} | |BroadQuality = {{IL|Persuasive}} | ||
|Success title = Secret, but not that secret | |Success title = Secret, but not that secret | ||
| − | |Success description = That business about masks was nonsense. The Constables don't care that much. But it seems to have struck a chord with the crowd that fills the place. The evening is a success, with several faintings and whispered cries of 'Shame!' […] | + | |Success description = That business about masks was nonsense. The Constables don't care that much. But it seems to have struck a chord with the crowd that fills the place. The evening is a success, with several faintings and whispered cries of 'Shame!' […]}} |
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*{{Success Increase|Persuasive}} | *{{Success Increase|Persuasive}} | ||
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{{Failure | {{Failure | ||
|Failure title = Rather too secret | |Failure title = Rather too secret | ||
| − | |Failure description = Your potential audience […has] taken your warnings of legal danger a little too seriously. Of the three people who turn up, one is the author of the text you're reading, one is a spy for the Ministry of Public Decency and one is a Rubbery Man. […] | + | |Failure description = Your potential audience […has] taken your warnings of legal danger a little too seriously. Of the three people who turn up, one is the author of the text you're reading, one is a spy for the Ministry of Public Decency and one is a Rubbery Man. […]}} |
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*{{Failure Increase|Persuasive}} | *{{Failure Increase|Persuasive}} | ||
*{{Gain|Scandal|+1 CP}} | *{{Gain|Scandal|+1 CP}} | ||
