Rites

Youth’s Curtain

Under your roof, Faraj is humble as a servant. But in the Upper City's most luxurious, radical parties, he is the eagle chasing the storm, every word and gesture attracting attention and admiration... Unfortunately, such socializing might be too extravagant for the young, maybe you should provide him with some reasonable support.

ID: 5008010

Type: None

Tips: None

Duration: 1 days

Waits For: 7 days

Marked as New Only on First Occurrence: 0

Starts Automatically: No

Triggers Result Automatically: No

Tag Tips: None

Tag Tips Up: None

Tag Tips Text:

Random Text: None

Random Text Up: None

Actions When Wait Expires

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Action:

Slots

Slot #1
Faraj

Locks: Yes

Is Key: No

Is Empty: No

Is Enemy: No

Conditions:

Pops: None

Slot #2
Radical crowd

Locks: Yes

Is Key: No

Is Empty: No

Is Enemy: No

Conditions:

Pops: None

Slot #3
You must participate yourself to break the Sultan Card.

Locks: No

Is Key: No

Is Empty: Yes

Is Enemy: No

Conditions:

Pops:

  • Condition:
    • Slot #3 = 1
    Action:
    • Slot #1 Pops:
      Great, you want to join us?
Slot #5
You can take this to break a Bloodshed Card of Rock tier or lower

Locks: No

Is Key: No

Is Empty: Yes

Is Enemy: No

Conditions:

  • All
    • Type = Sultan Card
    • Tag (Bloodshed) = 1
    • Rarity ≤ Stone

Pops:

  • Condition:
    • Not Slot #3 = 1
    Action:
    • Self Pops:
      You must put yourself into it to break this Sultan Card.

Activation Conditions

Tips: To break the Sultan Card, you must place both yourself and the Bloodshed Card at the same time.

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Outcome

Prior

This rite has no prior outcome.

Regular

This rite has no regular outcome.

Extra

The state is ruined by your parents.
Looking at these ignorant youths with their high-sounding talks, you can’t help but feel annoyed. You are running around trying not to get executed by the Sultan, while they drink the finest wine, flirt with the prettiest girls, and discuss reforms and policies for which they never have to pay... So, you give them a lesson about the Sultan, about politics.

You talk about the history of the Sultanate, the basic political and economic structure, and the noble class – that is, the behind-the-scenes division of their family’s interests, those dirty businesses supporting this velvet room... You write with blood all over a whole wall, and until the victim completely breathes his last, no student dares to leave the class.

Later, the Sultan personally comes to view this wall and orders that the host of the party preserve it forever with varnish and gold powder.

From that day on, Faraj seems lost in spirit... but he still habitually returns to your home.

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Everyone adores heroes, ideals, but ultimately adores vanity.
You heard one day, when he needed to buy everyone a drink, he didn't have enough coins – a disappointing night for any young person.

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While they were talking about swords and jade...
At the party, you voiced words of treason – not out of agitation, but rationality, solid as a sledgehammer and stone sculpture, which easily shatters the flashy yet fragile minds of the noble youth. It's time to reshape them.

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He is still embarrassed about money.
These gold coins are enough to cover his daily expenses, but that's about it – Faraj holds them, looking more anxious than holding a bowl of fire, but seeing this was worth it.

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You gave him enough gold coins to make new friends.
"Consider it for me", you comforted him... and he did fairly well.

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You arranged for a servant to settle his bill.
Faraj happily told you he has made many new friends who spend time listening to him, and he conveys much of... your ideas. These concepts enlightened the spiritually empty noble youths.

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