Etiquette
Following the expectations of a social setting.
Overview
Etiquette is knowledge of the expectations that govern a social setting and the ability to act on them. It includes recognizing status, making appropriate introductions, and avoiding unintended offense. The conventions of a court, boardroom, and underground gathering may be very different.
Using the ratings
The examples below are original illustrations of relative capability, not automatic successes or new Difficulty rules. The pool, opposition, equipment, and circumstances still matter.
Ratings
| Rating | Example of capability |
|---|---|
| 1 dot | Make a correct formal introduction. |
| 2 dots | Fit into familiar local social venues. |
| 3 dots | Navigate a demanding event gracefully. |
| 4 dots | Use conventions deliberately to influence the room. |
| 5 dots | Establish protocols that influential people adopt. |
References
Entry information
Revision 2 · Published
Reference rules; not automatically enforced on character sheets.