RANK 1 • Barroom Bystander: You're walking past one of the re-opened taverns when a fight erupts and spills out onto the street. While you have no idea who started the fight or why, or really any involvement at all, the Sentry aren't discerning about who they corral. Everyone found in the brawl is accosted and taken for questioning. You'll be released after spending a night in a cell and wading through some considerable bureaucratic nonsense.
RANK 2 • Fill Out These Forms: Your property has gone missing, either during the storm or by theft afterwards. When you go to report the loss in the hopes of recovering it eventually, you are handed a truly ridiculous stack of forms to complete. A hand cramp is likely in your future. • Sketchy Lawyer: A slick-looking kedan approaches you with an offer - they can get you out of any legal bind you need (subject to terms and conditions, of course), and would you like a business card? Whether you take it or not, the kedan keeps popping up, either in person or in posters and ads in many of the places you visit this month.
RANK 3 • Folktale Flummox: Being under the influence of fairy tales doesn't make breaking the law any less illegal. Whether or not you're still playing out a tale, the Sentry will come to issue a citation. If you contest it, you could probably get it dropped and removed from your record, but the judicial system is going to be pretty backed up for a while. • Kel'ghau Crackdown: The Sentry increases crackdowns on black market goods this month in an effort to prevent the storm from creating a vacuum of opportunity. You or one of your preferred places of patronage are subject to inspection. It ultimately proves fruitless (or does it? Your choice!), but it takes up hours and is both boring and stressful.
RANK 4 • Careful Preparation: Dreamfolk can come and go at any moment, and when they leave possessions behind it can sometimes be hard to know what to do with them. A warm and legal-savvy Bresilykian approaches you to offer free services in creating a Dreaming Will.
RANK 5 • Thanks for the Help: Your efforts to assist the Sentry and city officials in storm recovery have been noticed. Do you need a job? There's one in the offering, with either the Sentry or as part of the city government depending on your preference. Or, if you're already employed by them, you'll get a bit of a salary bump and maybe a promotion in a few months! Paperwork is a bit backed up with disaster cleanup.
JUSTICE
RANK 1
• Barroom Bystander: You're walking past one of the re-opened taverns when a fight erupts and spills out onto the street. While you have no idea who started the fight or why, or really any involvement at all, the Sentry aren't discerning about who they corral. Everyone found in the brawl is accosted and taken for questioning. You'll be released after spending a night in a cell and wading through some considerable bureaucratic nonsense.
RANK 2
• Fill Out These Forms: Your property has gone missing, either during the storm or by theft afterwards. When you go to report the loss in the hopes of recovering it eventually, you are handed a truly ridiculous stack of forms to complete. A hand cramp is likely in your future.
• Sketchy Lawyer: A slick-looking kedan approaches you with an offer - they can get you out of any legal bind you need (subject to terms and conditions, of course), and would you like a business card? Whether you take it or not, the kedan keeps popping up, either in person or in posters and ads in many of the places you visit this month.
RANK 3
• Folktale Flummox: Being under the influence of fairy tales doesn't make breaking the law any less illegal. Whether or not you're still playing out a tale, the Sentry will come to issue a citation. If you contest it, you could probably get it dropped and removed from your record, but the judicial system is going to be pretty backed up for a while.
• Kel'ghau Crackdown: The Sentry increases crackdowns on black market goods this month in an effort to prevent the storm from creating a vacuum of opportunity. You or one of your preferred places of patronage are subject to inspection. It ultimately proves fruitless (or does it? Your choice!), but it takes up hours and is both boring and stressful.
RANK 4
• Careful Preparation: Dreamfolk can come and go at any moment, and when they leave possessions behind it can sometimes be hard to know what to do with them. A warm and legal-savvy Bresilykian approaches you to offer free services in creating a Dreaming Will.
RANK 5
• Thanks for the Help: Your efforts to assist the Sentry and city officials in storm recovery have been noticed. Do you need a job? There's one in the offering, with either the Sentry or as part of the city government depending on your preference. Or, if you're already employed by them, you'll get a bit of a salary bump and maybe a promotion in a few months! Paperwork is a bit backed up with disaster cleanup.