The Prestige of your Laboratory
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What is your lab's reputation? How many successes have you previously enjoyed?
The Prestige of your Laboratory rises each time you complete an experiment.
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Levels
- 1: You have a success to your name, but nothing worth publishing
- 2: You have performed a few simple experiments for the Dean, in preparation to do something more notable
- 3 - 4: Your laboratory is beginning to do real work
- 5 - 6: Your laboratory has produced a few results that might be worthy of publication
- 7 - 9: Your laboratory is publishing regularly now
- 10 - 19: The Dean has started to mention your lab to potential donors, as evidence of the University's forward-thinking efforts
- 20 - 49: Your laboratory is beginning to attract students from across the University
- 50 - 76: Your laboratory is one of the most prestigious in London
- 77 - 99: Your laboratory routinely receives messages and even visitors from the Surface
- 100 - 199: A four-volume encyclopedia devoted only to the work of your laboratory has been published in honour of your anniversary
- 200 - 776: The encyclopedic records of your lab now extend to an eight-volume set
- 777+: Your laboratory's reputation is known even in the High Wilderness
Level Change Descriptions
- 1: You have a success to your name, but nothing worth publishing.
- 2: You have performed a few simple experiments for the Dean, in preparation to do something more notable.
- 3: Your laboratory is beginning to do real work.
- 4: Your laboratory has produced a few results that might be worthy of publication.
- 5 - 9: Your laboratory has completed another publication-worthy piece of research.
- 10: You overhear the Dean talking about your lab's accomplishments.
- 11 - 19: Your latest success will doubtless be the Dean's new topic of conversation tomorrow.
- 20 - 49: More and more students are dropping by in the hope of finding a place in your lab.
- 50 - 76: A colleague sends you a clipping from a Surface newspaper that mentions you.
- 77 - 99: A Surface visitor drops by to compliment you on your work.
- 100: A four-volume encyclopedia devoted only to the work of your laboratory has been published in honour of your anniversary.
- 101+: It is becoming difficult to remember every monograph to which you have contributed.
