RANK 1 • Kiss Kiss Fall in Drunk: Clumsy you, you just broke a rather expensive antique still on display at one of the fairground stalls. Paying reparations is out of the question for your salary so it looks like you'll be hawking beer and artisan cheeses in a ridiculous outfit. Just thank your lucky stars there aren't any lederhosen. • Spirit Scalpers: You've been hunting for candles for your spirit lantern, but everywhere is fresh out. You manage to buy some from a shady, back alley seller for an exorbitant price only to find they're just regular candles!
RANK 2 • Little Shop of Horrors: Well that was a waste of money. Fortunately you didn't spend very much on it, but still enough that you'd like to head back on to that dingy, dodgy little pawn shop on a dark corner you went in on a cool, foggy night and get your money back. Going back during the day, however, reveals the shop is boarded up and abandoned. Asking around about it only reveals that it's been closed for years after the owner passed away. You are left with the strong suspicion you are the proud owner of a Very Cursed Relic.
RANK 3 • The Butcher, The Baker, and the Candlestick Maker: Volunteering for the Masquerade Committee is a huge responsibility, so you're told, and they've been running you ragged to pick up choice morsels and spirit candles for the upcoming celebration. The kind mercantiles of these establishments take pity on you, and give you more free samples than you know what to do with. • Na na na na nana Bat Cat!: Someone managed to smuggle a litter of bat kittens out of the Aisling Tower. On one hand, they're expensive and this is also probably very illegal. On the other hand, that one with little emerald eyes just meeped at you and wiggled its little ears.
RANK 4 • Safe Haven: Bars and pubs are open all throughout the Night Parade, acting as safe havens for those too far from home (or without a home to go to) to escape the potential dangers of the evening. One owner is swamped with other preparations for the holidays, and he sends you out to collect red spirit candles. They're expensive as is, but he reimburses you three times over.
RANK 5 • A Growing Reputation: You've been invited to wine and dine with some of the more prominent of Aifaran's business owners at the Masquerade. It would be foolish to snub the invite, especially if you get to rub elbows with those willing to help fund your business.
COMMERCE
RANK 1
• Kiss Kiss Fall in Drunk: Clumsy you, you just broke a rather expensive antique still on display at one of the fairground stalls. Paying reparations is out of the question for your salary so it looks like you'll be hawking beer and artisan cheeses in a ridiculous outfit. Just thank your lucky stars there aren't any lederhosen.
• Spirit Scalpers: You've been hunting for candles for your spirit lantern, but everywhere is fresh out. You manage to buy some from a shady, back alley seller for an exorbitant price only to find they're just regular candles!
RANK 2
• Little Shop of Horrors: Well that was a waste of money. Fortunately you didn't spend very much on it, but still enough that you'd like to head back on to that dingy, dodgy little pawn shop on a dark corner you went in on a cool, foggy night and get your money back. Going back during the day, however, reveals the shop is boarded up and abandoned. Asking around about it only reveals that it's been closed for years after the owner passed away. You are left with the strong suspicion you are the proud owner of a Very Cursed Relic.
RANK 3
• The Butcher, The Baker, and the Candlestick Maker: Volunteering for the Masquerade Committee is a huge responsibility, so you're told, and they've been running you ragged to pick up choice morsels and spirit candles for the upcoming celebration. The kind mercantiles of these establishments take pity on you, and give you more free samples than you know what to do with.
• Na na na na nana Bat Cat!: Someone managed to smuggle a litter of bat kittens out of the Aisling Tower. On one hand, they're expensive and this is also probably very illegal. On the other hand, that one with little emerald eyes just meeped at you and wiggled its little ears.
RANK 4
• Safe Haven: Bars and pubs are open all throughout the Night Parade, acting as safe havens for those too far from home (or without a home to go to) to escape the potential dangers of the evening. One owner is swamped with other preparations for the holidays, and he sends you out to collect red spirit candles. They're expensive as is, but he reimburses you three times over.
RANK 5
• A Growing Reputation: You've been invited to wine and dine with some of the more prominent of Aifaran's business owners at the Masquerade. It would be foolish to snub the invite, especially if you get to rub elbows with those willing to help fund your business.