Reputation and Dignity in NosTale

Overview of the Reputation and Dignity System of NosTale, including a list of all obtainable ranks in the Game.

Introduction

Welcome to this short guide of NosTale's Reputation and Dignity System.

How does the Reputation System work?

When you open your character window you can see a section about "reputation and dignitiy", where you can find two numbers.

The number on the left repesents your reputiton, the icon next to it corresponds to your rank. Hover with your mouse over that icon to see how much points are needed for your your current rank. In this guide you can also find a list of all available ranks for comparison.

The icon also appears right next to your character's name.

You can gain repuation in multiple ways, as shown later. The more reputation points you gather, the higher your rank will become.

The second number is your character's dignity. The number can't exceed 100, but it can drop when you die, even below 0. The game punishes you for having a bad dignity (=dying often) to some extend, as explained later on.

How do I gain reputation points?

There are multiple ways of earning reputation points. Try the follwing:

• Complete Quests
  
• Complete Time-Spaces
  
• Complete Hidden Time-Spaces (ITS, PTS, RTS)
  
• Win Instant Battle (an bihourly ingame-event) - you will gain your level x50 reputation
  
• Win Ice Breaker (another ingame-event) - you will gain your level x10 reputation
  
• Win battles in the Talent's Arena
  
• Win Raids
  
• Kill Mobs or Players in Act4 / Glacernon - you will gain reputation based on the level of the person you kill
  
• You will also gain 2 points for each daily visitor of your Mini-Land (capped at 500 visitors)

I would recommend doing hidden time-spaces to increase your rank. Hower, out of the above do what's fun to you!

What do I need Reputation for?

- First of all it's simply aesthetically pleasing and meant to reward a player's progression in the game
- it totally shows that you didn't spend all of your playtime in Land of Death (LoD)
- you need a certain amount of reputation to be able to use your specialist cards
- Act4 / Glacernon activites cost reputation (5x your level for entering family raids, 2x your level for respawn)
- It can be used as currency to buy special equipment in a shop in the PvP arena (Hugo)
- you need 85k rep and level 50 to be able to play minigames

How does Dignity work?

- You loose dignity points if you die. But you can regain dignity points by fullfilling quests or time-spaces.
- Should your dignity fall below -99 certain bad effects will apply to you until you better your dignity rank. The negative ranks and their penalties are specified below.
- Your reputation won't be lost or affected in any other way. You gain reputation as usual. But it will be hidden until your dignity is positive again.The reputation icon will be replaced with more or less shameful icons depending on how low your dignity falls.

Dignity Ranks

• None/Normal (Positive dignity range: -99 ~ 100)
  
  
• Suspected * (Dignity: -100 ~ -200)
  
  • Title change by force
  
  
• Bluffed name only * (Dignity: -201 ~ -400)
  
  • Title change by force
    
  • 10% increase of prices when purchasing shop items
  
  
• Not qualified for * (Dignity: -401 ~ -600)
  
  • Title change by force
    
  • 20% increase of prices when purchasing shop items
    
  • Capture of NosMates impossible
  
  
• Useless * (Dignity: -601 ~ -800)
  
  • Title change by force
    
  • 50% increase of prices when purchasing shop items
    
  • Capture of NosMates impossible
  
  
• Stupid minded * (Dignity: -801 ~ -1.000)
  
  • Title change by force
    
  • 50% increase of prices when purchasing shop items
    
  • Capture of NosMates impossible
    
  • You can't bring any NosMate with yourself, current NosMate will return to Mini-Land

As you can see dignity is not all-important. Just make sure you don't let it drop too low to avoid penalties.

Full List of all obtainable Ranks

The following ranks can be obtained by collecting a certain amount of reputation points. The needed amount of reputation points or other requirements are given in brackets.

Regular Ranks

• Beginner (0 ~ 250 Reputation)
  
  
• Trainee (251 ~ 500)
  
• Trainee (501 ~ 750)
  
• Trainee (751 ~ 1.000)
  
  
• The Experienced (1.001 ~ 2.250)
  
• The Experienced (2.251 ~ 3.500)
  
• The Experienced (3.501 ~ 5.000)
  
  
• Battle Soldier (5 001 ~ 9.500)
  
• Battle Soldier (9.501 ~ 19.000)
  
• Battle Soldier(19.001 ~ 25.000)
  
  
• Expert (25.001 ~ 40.000)
  
• Expert (40.001 ~ 60.000)
  
• Expert (60.001 ~ 85.000)
  
  
• Leader (85.001 ~ 115.000)
  
• Leader (115.001 ~ 150.000)
  
• Leader (150.001 ~ 190.000)
  
  
• Master (190.001 ~ 235.000)
  
• Master (235.001 ~ 285.000)
  
• Master (285.001 ~ 350.000)
  
  
• Nos. (350.001 ~ 500.000)
  
• Nos. (500.001 ~ 1.500.000)
  
• Nos. (1.500.001 ~ 2.500.000)
  
  
• Elite (2.500.001 ~ 3.750.000)
  
• Elite (3.750.001 ~ 5.000.000)
  
• Elite (5.000.001 ++)

Top Ranks

In addition to these, there are 5 additional ranks reserved for the players with the highest reputation on your server.

• Legend (43th to 14th place)
  
• Legend (14th to 4th place)
  
  
• Ancient Hero (3rd place)
  
• Mysterious Hero (2nd place)
  
• Legendary Hero (1st place)

Conclusion

That's all for now. This guide may be continually expanded in the future.

I hope you found this information helpful. If you have any further questions, feel free to leave a comment!

Thanks for reading!

[Tillex71]

@ッSt4rHopeッ: Thanks for the info! This was just supposed to be a placeholder, I forgot about it. I changed it.

[A. Hope [6th GA]]

you need 85k rep and level 50 for minigames
not 10k and level 10

[Tillex71]

@Azusa thanks, I fixed it!

[Darius]

Same thing in the German Guide.

[Darius]

Found a very little mistake, because i like being a dick :^) The red Trainee should be from 751 instead of 750. Great guide btw :'D

[Tillex71]

@mr soul thanks!

[asciicat]

Good guide for our new players