Editing Close out your argument in a nuanced way
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|Description = Acknowledge the positive qualities of your opponent; recognise the weaknesses in your own case. Be precise. Be fair. | |Description = Acknowledge the positive qualities of your opponent; recognise the weaknesses in your own case. Be precise. Be fair. | ||
|Game Instructions = Success here will significantly increase the prestige – and difficulty – of the case. | |Game Instructions = Success here will significantly increase the prestige – and difficulty – of the case. | ||
| − | |Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Progress of a Trial | + | |Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Progress of a Trial}} exactly 3 |
|NarrowQuality = {{IL|Mithridacy}} | |NarrowQuality = {{IL|Mithridacy}} | ||
|NarrowDiff = 7 | |NarrowDiff = 7 | ||
|Success title = One person's word against another | |Success title = One person's word against another | ||
| − | |Success description = No one can claim this is an easy matter to adjudicate. Truth and experience can be subjective. No doubt the defendant truly believes that they are in the right, and who are you to say otherwise? | + | |Success description = No one can claim this is an easy matter to adjudicate. Truth and experience can be subjective. No doubt the defendant truly believes that they are in the right, and who are you to say otherwise? |
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*{{Gain|Progress of a Trial|message=The trial awaits a verdict.|now=4}} | *{{Gain|Progress of a Trial|message=The trial awaits a verdict.|now=4}} | ||
