Explain Reputation

[Takichi]

Can someone explain me what exactly Reputation with the Different Merchants, Factions, Villiage/Town Elders,Clans and so on does?

And i mean a more detailed Explanation than "They like/Hate you".

For Example do i get more Paymant from "Isusses" if my Rep is higher with them?
Do i get more Tax if my Rep is higher with PPL in the City/Castle and so on i own?
Does my Rep give higher chances for Banter or Persuasion atempts? and so on and on....

I can for the Heck of it dont see any real Point into Raise Rep except for Noble so they support you and doesnt leave your Kingdom in the End.

[GamingWithSilvertail]

Originally posted by Takichi:

Can someone explain me what exactly Reputation with the Different Merchants, Factions, Villiage/Town Elders,Clans and so on does?

And i mean a more detailed Explanation than "They like/Hate you".

For Example do i get more Paymant from "Isusses" if my Rep is higher with them?
Do i get more Tax if my Rep is higher with PPL in the City/Castle and so on i own?
Does my Rep give higher chances for Banter or Persuasion atempts? and so on and on....

I can for the Heck of it dont see any real Point into Raise Rep except for Noble so they support you and doesnt leave your Kingdom in the End.

I assume the majority is placeholder righjt nowand I am gonna ssume with enough rep, these merchants will either call you differently or have some form of discount or what not :p

[Mithos]

if you are "hated" enough and have death enabled, lords can execute you.

[Kimmaz]

If the leaders of towns/villages like you, you can recruit more of their recruits. 5,10,15,20 points give you extra. if you see the greyed out recruits you can get those with reputation.

[Takichi]

So beside the Fact that you get more Recruitment Slots it has no Impact what so ever?

[Gummiel]

a lot of things really, and I am sure more to come as well for lords of your faction they are more likely to vote for you getting a fief, if you make your own kingdom other lords that you ahve a higher reputation with are more likely to join, that sort of things, so yeah basically they like you more and will act like they like you more in many ways as well

[Swordmouse]

On top of the points already mentioned, If they hate you, they'll refuse to let you do quests.

This might sound minor, but if you capture a city and the locals hate you, certain unresolved quests manifest as an "unresolved issues" penalty to things like loyalty/prosperity, and that can mean the difference between a stable city and one that spirals into starvation and halted construction.

[JimmyTacos101]

Originally posted by DemonMithos:

if you are "hated" enough and have death enabled, lords can execute you.

I'm -60 with caladog (the leader in my kingdom) would he execute me at that point ',:(

[SKORG]

I know that if you have a higher general reputation with a village, their prices go down, so if you have a pretty high reputation with a town, they'll give you a discount based on the relation with them. As stated before, it also increases the troop quantity AND quality (more tier 3+ troops available).

[Takichi]

Thats Confirmed? Because i found usuall a lot of tier 3 units if i need them even in citys i raided, sometimges locked behind the Rep Slot but still they are there.... i think that has more to do with the "Age of the World" than Rep.

[Bordric]

They will bar you from their castles and such

[Bearswere]

Originally posted by DemonMithos:

if you are "hated" enough and have death enabled, lords can execute you.

Not true, not implemented, tested and does not exist. Future feature

[Straybow]

The recruitment slots is the main thing, it is less of an issue if easy recruitment is selected.

[Sir Robin]

Some unique troops can only be recuited in villages, like the Faris cavalry for the Aserai.