Editing Establish a new sport

{{Action
|Icon = cricket.png
|From Card/Storylet title = Day of Rest
|ID = 261452
|Description = {{Tlc}} could do with a few official teams.
|Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Habituated to the Hinterland|17}}
|Success title = Now for some rules
|Success description = You gather in [a Courtyard] near the [Building]. On your side, you have grizzled veteran Tracklayers from the Moloch Line days; [a Passenger]; and a trio of [Newcomers]. On the opposing team are several [Arrivals], captained by [Captain].

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|Success summary = The courtyard varies based on the city's {{IL|Hinterland City - The Style of a City|Appearance=Style}}. The building and the arrivals vary based on the city's {{IL|Hinterland City - Founding Body|Appearance=Founding Body}}, while the passengers vary based on {{IL|Airs of Passengers}}, the newcomers vary based on its {{IL|Hinterland City - Chosen Site|Appearance=Chosen Site}}, and the captain varies based on the {{IL|Airs of Balmoral}}. Finally, the second paragraph varies based on the city's {{IL|Hinterland City - Official Alignment|Appearance=Official Alignment}}.
{{#lsth:Hinterland City - The Style of a City/Tables|Courtyard}}
{{#lsth:Hinterland City - Founding Body/Tables|Building}}
{{#lsth:Airs of Passengers|Airs of Passengers text}}
{{#lsth:Hinterland City - Chosen Site/Tables|Newcomers}}
{{#lsth:Hinterland City - Founding Body/Tables|Arrivals}}
{{Variant table|Condition = Airs of Balmoral|Effect = Captain|Compact = yes
|Value 1 - 14  = a man in a kilt
|Value 15 - 24 = a girl with a pistol tucked in her sash
|Value 25 - 34 = a young Scotsman
|Value 35 - 49 = a young Scotswoman
|Value 50 - 74 = an ageing portrait-painter
|Value 75 - 89 = a woman in a blue and grey tartan sash
|Value 90 - 100 = a landscape painter
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{{Variant table|Condition = Hinterland City - Official Alignment|Condition alias = Alignment|Effect = Second Paragraph|Compact = yes
|Value Liberationist, Radical Liberationist, Liberationist-Prehistoricist = Immediately someone objects to the existence of team captains, and it is further suggested that the game become a competition to see which team is able most expeditiously to assassinate or explode their putative leader.
|Value Prehistoricist, Radical Prehistoricist, Prehistoricist-Emancipationist = [...] then a debate over whether animals are also allowed on teams; [...] whether it is only to be constructed animals [...], or [...] ordinary cats and dogs are allowed[...] None of the cats canvassed show the least inclination [...] this does not prevent [...] hearty disputation of the rules.
|Value Emancipationist, Radical Emancipationist, Emancipationist-Liberationist = Several of the players put forward the idea that this should really be a cooperative game, though perhaps [...] teams are prevented from communicating [...] The rest of the afternoon goes to scrounging up folding screens and curtains to divide the field in half [...]
|Value Anti-Liberationist = Several of the more zealous members of the team insist on making the sport as ideologically pure as possible, which is to say, to make it into a competitive illumination event. The opposing team goes so far as to name themselves the Solars.
|Value Anti-Prehistoricist = Someone proposes [...] a competitive anti-palaeontology event, in which skeletons are deconstructed and the bones buried in a variety of locations around the city; but the idea peters out for lack of a skeleton [...] you refrain from offering one of your own.
|Value Anti-Emancipationist = [...] all the participants [...] want to include some secondary event, though they can't agree whether this should be chess or boxing or [...] competitive mammoth-roasting. [...] the ultimate order of play is thirteen rounds long; round seven poisons off half the contestants.
|Value Mixed, Balanced, Complacently Unrevolutionary = This [...] opens the question of whether [...] it would better suit the TLU to have a three-sided sport [...] This then leads to [...] argument over whether [...] so few people on a team is really any fun [...] Thus the afternoon is pleasantly expended without [...] ever deciding on rules of play [...]
|Value Unknown = [...] the question of what equipment [...] The team members [...] put forward [...] common tracklaying tools [...] hammers, pickaxes, and a not-ungenerous collection of explosives. The rest of the day goes to trying to invent a [...] sport that will not take too many legs off the players.
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*{{Hand Discarded}}
*{{Gain|Habituated to the Hinterland|+1 CP}}
*{{Gain|Hinterland Prosperity|(200 + {{Use|Hinterland Efficiency|Type = Math}}) x}}