Editing Crack a code

{{Action
|Icon = papers.png
|From Storylet title = Work in your Cabinet Noir
|ID = 245303
|Description = Break down the secrets. Force them into the light.
|Game Instructions = This will build up your Deciphering... progress quality. ({{UnI|If {{IL|Midnighter}}}}) As a Midnighter, you'll receive more Deciphering... per turn than you otherwise would.
|Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Intercepted Document}}
|Locked with = {{Lock|Codename: Sugarplum|100}}
|NarrowDiff = 2
|NarrowQuality = {{IL|A Player of Chess}}
|BroadQuality = {{IL|Watchful}}
|BroadDiff = 175
|Success title = Accounting
|Success description = [See tables below] ('Sugarplum,' in this case. It is the seed of the cipher.)
|Success summary =The description varies depending on your profession and {{IL|Intercepted Document}}. Meanwhile, the seed of the cipher is made of two parts: a prefix that varies with {{IL|The Airs of London}} and a suffix that depends on {{IL|Airs of Balmoral}}.
{{Variant table
|Condition = Midnighter|Condition alias = Midnighter?|Condition type = Text|Effect = First Paragraph
|Value 1 = Yes
|Effect 1 = For the work you need certain skills in patience, focus, and negligence of the outside world, for which Saint Joshua is an incomparable teacher.
[See deciphering description below]
|Value 2 = No
|Effect 2 = For the work you need a leaping imagination and a steady hand. [See deciphering description below]
}}
{{Variant table
|Condition = Intercepted Document|Condition alias = Document|Condition type = Text|Effect = Deciphering Description|Compact = yes
|Value {{Intercepted Document|1-10}}, {{Intercepted Document|12}} = You cannot recoil from counting the number of semi-colons on each side of the page and subjecting them to cryptomathematical equations.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|11}} =  Letter frequencies must be tabulated; minor variations in letter height and ink shade must also be considered. Whoever wrote this document has mastered the Surface arts of deception, if not some of the wilder methods in the Neath.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|21}} =  The cipher makes use of both substitution and transposition, following the rules of certain Hellish dances. Just here, at the bottom of a paragraph, the letters swap round in a Petal Unfurling, which means you can next expect[…] the Decaying Promenade.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|22}} = Most of the writing is invisible as well as enciphered; before you can even begin the decryption, you must view the document in the mirror, with reflected apocyan light, to bring out the ink.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|30}} = Each fragment of the letter is its own cipher. Here – the quantities in this cake recipe encode lines in this fragment of a ledger, which contain the names that work as transposition keys for that innocent-seeming postcard from a Surface aunt.
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{{Variant table|Condition = Intercepted Document|Condition alias = Document|Condition type = Text|Effect = Beginning of Last Paragraph|Compact = yes
|Value {{Intercepted Document|1-12}} = It also helps to be able to guess the name of the sender's dog.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|21}} = It also helps that you were able to recognise a word in one of Hell's languages on the outer envelope.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|22}} = Then there is the matter of finding a rare uncensored copy of the ''Spymaster's Lexicon'' and finding the page whose colour and finish most closely matches that of the document. Woven linen, pale green. At the bottom of that page is a keyword.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|30}} = It also helps that the sender clearly intends for you to decipher this; the message incorporates details that you would know, such the name of your Inconvenient Aunt's least favourite cat.
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{{Variant table|Condition = The Airs of London|Effect = Seed Prefix|Compact = yes
|Value 1 - 8 = Sugar
|Value 10 - 19 = Lily
|Value 25 - 29 = Rose
|Value 30 - 34 = Bitter
|Value 36 - 39 = Sour
|Value 40 - 44 = Ivy
|Value 46 - 49 = Snow
|Value 50 - 59 = Honey
|Value 60 - 69 = Lemon
|Value 70 - 74 = Sweet
|Value 75 - 77 = Yule
|Value 80 - 89 = Tea
|Value 92 - 94 = Milk
|Value 95 - 98 = Cream
}}
{{Variant table|Condition = Airs of Balmoral|Effect = Seed Suffix|Compact = yes
|Value 1 - 8 = [no suffix]
|Value 10 - 21 = plum
|Value 25 - 39 = pot
|Value 40 - 47 = drop
|Value 50 - 59 = cake
|Value 61 - 74 = bud
|Value 77 - 86 = face
|Value 90 - 100 = spoon
}}
}}
*{{Success Increase|Watchful}}
*{{Gain|Deciphering...|+5 CP, or +6 CP with {{Use|Shrine to Saint Joshua}}}}
*{{Airs|The Airs of London}}
*{{Airs|Airs of Balmoral}}

{{Failure
|Failure title = Not a code
|Failure description = That symbol is not to be deciphered. That symbol [see table below]
|Failure summary = 
{{Variant table
|Condition = Intercepted Document
|Condition alias = Document
|Effect = Description
|Condition type = Text
|Compact = yes
|Value {{Intercepted Document|1 - 10}} = invokes a thing that crawls in the dark and seeks the Light-in-Exile.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|11}} = is a title, a title that has not yet been given to anyone: how best to translate it? Secretary-Overlord? Pope-Bureaucrat? Triplicate Overseer, Emperor of Reports?
|Value {{Intercepted Document|12}} = is cold on the page. Your eye goes fuzzy, as though the lens itself were freezing, just to look at that symbol.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|21}} = invokes the rose and the marigold and the lily with the broken stem. It names the weeping of Hell, in Hell's own tongue. Forget it, forget it as fast as you can.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|22}} = invokes the death of kings and the slaughter of his people and the burning of their bodies, and the faces of the men who perform such deeds. Forget this, as fast as you can.
|Value {{Intercepted Document|30}} = is encodes the name of a Fourth City priest subjected to ''damnatio memoriae''. How the sender got it to stay on the page and not squirm away is a mystery.
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*{{Failure Increase|Watchful}}
*{{Gain|Nightmares|+3 CP}}