Persuasion
Winning agreement through argument or appeal.
Overview
Persuasion builds agreement through reasoning, appeals, negotiation, and presentation. It may support a reasonable compromise or a self-serving request. The target’s interests and the stakes of the decision still shape what an argument can achieve.
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 | Present an appealing offer to a receptive listener. |
| 2 dots | Bargain effectively over ordinary terms. |
| 3 dots | Find workable ground in a difficult dispute. |
| 4 dots | Argue convincingly before skilled opposition. |
| 5 dots | Reshape a major negotiation with exceptional advocacy. |
References
Entry information
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