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<blockquote data-quote="Bladesinger_Boy" data-source="post: 5179746" data-attributes="member: 87403">Does anyone use Reputation scores in their game?&nbsp; I'd like to get into the habit and perhaps even have base reputation score bonuses for certain classes, say bards &amp; rogues.&nbsp; Does reputation score affect NPC attitude?&nbsp; The idea of simply a modifier to CHA skills seems too boring and skill-oriented.&nbsp; What are some other things that having a reputation score could do?&nbsp; I should say too I'm running a very urban, social-setting campaign.&nbsp; Maybe...- Change buying/selling rates?- having X number of contacts?- modify Leadership score?- modify wealth?- if there were clear &quot;acquisition rates/rarity&quot;, maybe bigger items could be more likely to be acquired OR more quickly acquired?- maybe some kind pseudo-skill challenge for In-Game leader types based about personell, money contracts, or political influence?- maybe as a req for certain items, PrCs, or In-Game titles &amp; positions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bladesinger_Boy, post: 5179746, member: 87403"] Does anyone use Reputation scores in their game? I'd like to get into the habit and perhaps even have base reputation score bonuses for certain classes, say bards & rogues. Does reputation score affect NPC attitude? The idea of simply a modifier to CHA skills seems too boring and skill-oriented. What are some other things that having a reputation score could do? I should say too I'm running a very urban, social-setting campaign. Maybe... - Change buying/selling rates? - having X number of contacts? - modify Leadership score? - modify wealth? - if there were clear "acquisition rates/rarity", maybe bigger items could be more likely to be acquired OR more quickly acquired? - maybe some kind pseudo-skill challenge for In-Game leader types based about personell, money contracts, or political influence? - maybe as a req for certain items, PrCs, or In-Game titles & positions? [/QUOTE]

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