Adminned at 15 Dec 2023 18:15:57 UTC
Add the following to “Estates”
The Palatine of an Estate who has at least 2 Reputation may spend 2 Reputation to increase the Estate’s Prestige by 1
Timed out. Fails 2-3—Clucky
Adminned at 15 Dec 2023 18:15:57 UTC
Add the following to “Estates”
The Palatine of an Estate who has at least 2 Reputation may spend 2 Reputation to increase the Estate’s Prestige by 1
Timed out. Fails 2-3—Clucky
If the Reputation is close and we’re tied for highest prestige Estate, timing could make the difference.
For example, you have 13 Reputation and I have 12, and both of our Estates have a Prestige of 8. I act first and spend my 12 Reputation to gain 6 Prestige, so now I have a Prestige of 14. Then I gain the Prestigious Estate Claim, giving me 4 more Reputation, which I then turn around and spend to gain 2 more Prestige, for a total of 16.
If you then act after I do, you can also spend 12 to gain 6, but that’s it. You’ll hit 14 Prestige to my 16, so I’ll retain the Prestigious Estate Claim.
For some reason I thought prestige was capped at 10 but I guess that is just a starting value. I’m still not too worried — dumping all your reputation into one estate feels rather risky
I suppose it depends on whether or not Prestigious Estate winds up being the strongest Claim when the King dies.
JonathanDark: Puzzler he/him
Hm, this will create a bit of a timing window to see who can spend their Reputation first to get the Prestigious Estate claim, which conveniently gives you more Reputation if you gain the claim.