Social

Your Social attribute dictates your charm, deception, intuition regarding people's intentions, and your ability to leverage personal connections. In a world ruled by Noble Houses, guild hierarchies, and clandestine syndicates, being able to read a room is often more vital to survival than throwing a fireball.

Mechanical Uses

Whenever your character attempts to influence an NPC or deduce their motivations using soft skills, you add your Social rating to the 2d6 roll.

Associated Basic Moves

• Manipulate and Provoke: Used when you have leverage and use it to charm, bribe, threaten, or extort an NPC into doing what you want.

Information and Economy

A high Social attribute is incredibly powerful for tracking down black market goods, discovering secrets, and gathering rumors. When attempting to earn Funds through networking, scamming, or leveraging contacts, the GM may ask for a Social roll.