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'''Attitude''' is used to determine the hostility of otherwise non-aggressive [[Non-Player Character]] and the prices they'll accept when trading. Attacking a character, stealing, or interacting with objects without permission may cause a nearby character to lose attitude towards the offending character. The only way to increase attitude is to gift gold or items of value. | |||
== Notes == | |||
* Attitude does not reflect a non-player characters opinion of the active character. | |||
* If the offense is committed by [[Mage Hand]] or a [[Familiar]], the Mage Hand or Familiar will take the attitude loss instead. | |||
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Revision as of 16:49, 4 October 2023
Attitude is used to determine the hostility of otherwise non-aggressive Non-Player Character and the prices they'll accept when trading. Attacking a character, stealing, or interacting with objects without permission may cause a nearby character to lose attitude towards the offending character. The only way to increase attitude is to gift gold or items of value.
Notes
- Attitude does not reflect a non-player characters opinion of the active character.
- If the offense is committed by Mage Hand or a Familiar, the Mage Hand or Familiar will take the attitude loss instead.
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