Choices, morality and reputation in this act

(Idea) Three numbers, as Codex section 7 suggests: personal morality, and standing with each side, rep.evane and rep.facets. All three start at 0. Standing moves on whose interests the player serves; morality moves on how they treat people. Section 11 gives the bands. All three run from −100 to 100 and move in steps of 5, as in the other acts (VEL-63). Trust is a separate 0–5 count per person (tamsin.trust, rook.trust).

Scene	Choice	`morality`	`rep.evane`	`rep.facets`
1.3	Let the glyph-hunters go with a warning	+5	0	+5
1.3	Take their shards, send them home	0	+5	−5
1.3	Hurt them and take the shards	−10	0	−10
1.3	Hand them to the Wardens	0	+10	−15
3.4	Steal the Prism Snare half	−5	−5 (and `rep.keepers` −5)	0
3.4	Records: leave sealed	0	+5	0
3.4	Records: copy for Tamsin	0	−5 (and `rep.wardens` −5), `tamsin.trust` +1	0
3.4	Records: copy for the Facets	0	−10	+10
3.4	Records: open to both	+5	+5	+5
4.1	Back Aske against Ondine	0	−5	+5
4.2	Let The Pull's timer run out (a glass figure cracks)	0	0	−5
5.3	Tell Rook his buyers widened the Sallow warp	0	0	−5, `rook.trust` +1
6.3	Knock Hale out for the records	−10	−10	0
6.4	Take a cut of the quicksilver dig	−5	0	0
6.4	Break the dig	+5	0	0
Woken townsfolk side quests (section 15)	Each one done	+5	0	+5

The act's choices alone can't push a player who arrived clean into the Undermere: the worst run through chapters 1–5 is −15 (Wary). Players reach it by bringing a fall in from Acts 1–2 or from side quests' hidden moral choices (Codex section 8).

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