Eclipse
DC 31
- Days
- 14
The recent solar eclipse has the people frightened. Many of them took it as a bad omen, referring to the Kellid shamans' calendars, which foretell a bad year. The fear is turning into panic. The people must be made to hear reason. The dangerous rumors have to be stopped!
DC by difficulty
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 | 29 | 31 | 33 | 29 |
Community
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Community-3Loyalty-3Divine-3Stability-3The Regent's appeal only made it worse. Even the baron's own advisors are heeding the rumors. This is a bad sign. The citizens have begun stocking up on every supply they can get. They'd be prepared if Rovagug himself was set free tomorrow. |
| 1 | Community-2Loyalty-2Divine-2Stability-2The Regent's appeal went unheeded, and the peasants are flouting the laws. After all, they have to prepare for the end of the world! |
| 2 | The Regent's words managed to calm the citizens. Life goes on, and the superstitions of fools are scorned or ridiculed. |
| 3 | Community+2Divine+1Stability+2The Regent persuaded people to unite and stand firm against any hardship or misery. The citizens are pulling together. They're prepared for whatever happens. |
Divine
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Divine-10Stability-4The citizens believe the priests less than they believe their own folk wisdom. The number of congregants in the temples has decreased. The people have chosen to ignore the laws of their gods and their earthly lords, and prepare for the end of the world. |
| 1 | Divine-6The people are set in their superstitious ways. The High words failed to find a way into their hearts. The peasants are still preparing for a horrible catastrophe. They consider their own survival more pressing than the law. |
| 2 | The talked people into trusting their clerics. The panic subsided before it washed over the whole region. |
| 3 | Divine+3The found the right words. The people turned away from their superstitions and hurried back into the temples of their forlorn gods. The foretold cataclysm never came to pass, and the citizens praise their wisdom. |
Culture
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Divine-5Stability-3Culture-5The country fair hosted by the Curator was a failure. The furious crowd doesn't approve of any sort of entertainment at a time like this. |
| 1 | Divine-3Stability-2Culture-2The country fair hosted by the Curator failed to take the citizens' minds off things. The people are too worried and depressed about the coming cataclysm to have any fun. |
| 2 | The Curator threw a magnificent fair. Clowns, musicians, conjurers and other carnival acts managed to distract the people from the Golarion's imminent end. |
| 3 | Loyalty+2Culture+2The Curator threw a magnificent fair! The people had so much fun that a dozen good omens appeared, right on cue. They heralded a bountiful harvest, peace on earth and a season free of ills. The citizens went home in great moods, expressing their respects to their ruler for the fantastic feast. |
DC by difficulty
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 | 29 | 31 | 33 | 29 |
Community
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Community-3Loyalty-3Divine-3Stability-3The Regent's appeal only made it worse. Even the baron's own advisors are heeding the rumors. This is a bad sign. The citizens have begun stocking up on every supply they can get. They'd be prepared if Rovagug himself was set free tomorrow. |
| 1 | Community-2Loyalty-2Divine-2Stability-2The Regent's appeal went unheeded, and the peasants are flouting the laws. After all, they have to prepare for the end of the world! |
| 2 | The Regent's words managed to calm the citizens. Life goes on, and the superstitions of fools are scorned or ridiculed. |
| 3 | Community+2Divine+1Stability+2The Regent persuaded people to unite and stand firm against any hardship or misery. The citizens are pulling together. They're prepared for whatever happens. |
Divine
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Divine-10Stability-4The citizens believe the priests less than they believe their own folk wisdom. The number of congregants in the temples has decreased. The people have chosen to ignore the laws of their gods and their earthly lords, and prepare for the end of the world. |
| 1 | Divine-6The people are set in their superstitious ways. The High words failed to find a way into their hearts. The peasants are still preparing for a horrible catastrophe. They consider their own survival more pressing than the law. |
| 2 | The talked people into trusting their clerics. The panic subsided before it washed over the whole region. |
| 3 | Divine+3The found the right words. The people turned away from their superstitions and hurried back into the temples of their forlorn gods. The foretold cataclysm never came to pass, and the citizens praise their wisdom. |
Culture
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Divine-5Stability-3Culture-5The country fair hosted by the Curator was a failure. The furious crowd doesn't approve of any sort of entertainment at a time like this. |
| 1 | Divine-3Stability-2Culture-2The country fair hosted by the Curator failed to take the citizens' minds off things. The people are too worried and depressed about the coming cataclysm to have any fun. |
| 2 | The Curator threw a magnificent fair. Clowns, musicians, conjurers and other carnival acts managed to distract the people from the Golarion's imminent end. |
| 3 | Loyalty+2Culture+2The Curator threw a magnificent fair! The people had so much fun that a dozen good omens appeared, right on cue. They heralded a bountiful harvest, peace on earth and a season free of ills. The citizens went home in great moods, expressing their respects to their ruler for the fantastic feast. |