♦ FAME & INFAMY SYSTEM

♦ FAME/INFAMY SYSTEM ♦

As a character continues to roleplay, go on Quests, and complete private or open socials, a character may begin to collect ‘Fame’ or ‘Infamy’ based on their actions. Fame and Infamy is simple. Based on the outcome of threads, characters can become increasingly famous and popular, or increasingly infamous and popular.

Fame and Infamy are calculated using a point system called Fame/Infamy Points (FIP for short) The higher you are above 0 (positive numbers), the more famous you are. The lower you are below 0 (negative numbers), the more infamous you are. Your Fame or Infamy can waver based on good or bad deeds and outcomes in thread. If your character does something deemed ‘bad’ in a thread, their Fame will go down and can eventually work its way down to them being considered Infamous. Gaining fame is defined as doing noticeably good things, while gaining Infamy is defined as doing noticeably bad things. Players may opt out of FIP whenever they desire.



• Characters can earn Fame/Infamy by completing threads. Socials and Quests can reward 1 FIP.

• These threads must have a clear, distinct end, marked as such in an out of character section of the post in each player’s last post in the thread. When a player is finished with the thread and their character has a means of closing the thread’s story or exiting, they will mark such in their posts. For socials to count, all players with characters present must post a conclusive end or exit for the thread.

• The player turning in the thread must state if the thread had a good (Fame) or bad (Infamy) outcome. This may vary per character. Use the honor system; staff will be reading the thread.

• Socials must include something that earns the FIP earning. Fighting a monster or good character development will earn FIP, a walk in the park or just some characters eating lunch with nothing more will not.

• By going on Quests with teammates, a character can earn up to 2 FIP. This does not stack with Faculty FIP.

• By completing Quests and socials with Faculty where the teacher is mentoring or teaching the student, all parties may obtain 2 FIP. This does not stack with Team FIP.

• Events can grant FIP of varying amounts.



0 - Only your family, friends, teachers, and people you meet know you.
5 - You are well known in your own classes.
10 - You are well known in your classes and by some outside.
15 - You are well known throughout your academy or organization/job.
20 - You are well known by the entire city. Everyone knows your name and face.
25 - You are well known by nearby cities, including the capital of your region.
30 - You are well known by half your region/territory.
35 - You are well known by your entire region/territory.
40 - You are well known in a few cities in a region that you do not reside in.
45 - You are known by at least two regions, including your current residence.
50 - You are well known by half the nation of your current residence.
55 - You are known by three quarters of the nation where you currently reside.
60 - A few cities in another country hears rumors of your name.
65 - You are well known by two regions in another country.
70 - Half of another nation knows your name and face.
75 - You are well known by another nation.
80 - You are well known by a few cities in a third nation.
85 - You are well known by a couple regions in a third nation.
90 - Half of a third nation knows your name and face.
95 - You are well known by at least three nations.
100 - It is rare to find people who have not heard tell of you or know your face, save for those in places where civilization has barely touched.