Establish a false Curriculum Vitae
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From: Lies for Clay Men to Tell
The age of these Unfinished Men cannot be disguised. But perhaps it may be made into a virtue, with a recitation of their unblemished reputations from days gone by.
Challenge information
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- 35 - very chancy (42%)
- 43 - chancy (51%)
- 51 - modest (61%)
- 60 - very modest (72%)
- 68 - low-risk (81%)
- 76 - straightforward (91%)
- 84 - straightforward (100%)
Success
Cultivation
[…]You need to find those who will cooperate – willing to say on record[…] Records must be purloined […]Ship's manifests are altered and replaced […]Every thread must be solid, so that if one fails, the rest can still catch your Clay Man before they plunge[…]
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Shadowy is increasing…
You've gained 5 x Convincing Falsehoods
Failure
History's victors
(see table below)
 Assisting an Unfinished Man | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 (Studious Clay Woman) | The problem is that the Studious Clay Woman will not stop offering corrections, digressions and alterations to your carefully constructed histories. "I AM SORRY," she says. "BUT I WOULD HATE FOR YOUR PEOPLE TO GET THE WRONG IDEA." |
| 2 (Recalcitrant Clay Man) | The Recalcitrant Clay Man considers your ideas for a moment. "NO," he says at length. "IT WAS NOT LIKE THAT." |
| 3 (Mutinous Clay Man) | The Mutinous Clay Man is too adept […] Once he understands that history is a narrative, and that a narrative can be altered, he sets to the task with gusto. "THERE WERE NO KHANS. NO PRIESTS. NO DEVILS. ALL WAS HELD IN KIND AND EVERY THRONE WAS TOPPLED." […] |
