An inconvenient duality

From Fallen London Wiki (Staging)
A player-created Guide is available for this content: A Trade in Reputations (Guide)

How are the above links here?

Rubberynewcomer3.png
Spoiler warning!
This page contains details about Fallen London Actions.

Your campaign is perceived as both bizarre and respectable. Respectable customers dislike its weird overtones, while the bizarre cohort are put off by its staidness.

By being two things at once, your campaign risks turning away both audiences.

Unlocked with , ,  1-4

Card drawn in

Occurs with Standard Frequency

Options:

Whitegloveblackback.png
Align your campaign with the respectable
  •  Spoiler 
    Whitegloveblackback.png
    Unlocked with  ≥

     

    Challenge information

    Broad, 15 || 11 - very chancy (44%) || 13 - chancy (52%) || 16 - modest (64%) || 18 - very modest (72%) || 21 - low-risk (84%) || 23 - straightforward (92%) || 25 - straightforward (100%)

    Narrow, 2 (50% base) || 0 - high-risk (30%) || 1 - tough (40%) || 2 - very chancy (50%) || 3 - chancy (60%) || 4 - modest (70%) || 5 - very modest (80%) || 6 - low-risk (90%) || 7 and above - straightforward (100%)

    The Persuasive challenge difficulty is 15 + (4 × ). The Respectable challenge difficulty is increased by 1 per point of .

    Success

    A thoroughly respectable customer base

    Failure

    Your efforts come to naught

    ^
Rubberycampanologist.png
Align your campaign with the bizarre
  •  Spoiler 
    Rubberycampanologist.png
    Unlocked with  ≥

     

    Challenge information

    Broad, 15 || 11 - very chancy (44%) || 13 - chancy (52%) || 16 - modest (64%) || 18 - very modest (72%) || 21 - low-risk (84%) || 23 - straightforward (92%) || 25 - straightforward (100%)

    Narrow, 0 (50% base) || 0 - very chancy (50%) || 1 - chancy (60%) || 2 - modest (70%) || 3 - very modest (80%) || 4 - low-risk (90%) || 5 and above - straightforward (100%)

    The Persuasive challenge difficulty is 15 + (4 × ). The Bizarre challenge difficulty is increased by 1 per point of .

    Success

    A bizarre following

    Failure

    Your efforts come to naught

    ^