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Ultimate Intrigue pg. 109
At these ranks, an organization either doesn’t care about the PCs or considers them allies.
Unknown (Rank 0)
: The organization either doesn’t know who the PCs are, or does not believe they are relevant.
Known Ally (Rank 1)
: The PCs’ actions have proven that they are aligned with the organization’s goals. One or more PCs may be low-ranking members.
Respected (Rank 2)
: The PCs have performed significant services for the organization. Some low-ranking members of the organization look up to the PCs. One or more PCs are members of the organization in good standing.
Admired (Rank 3)
: Average organization members admire the PCs. Some low-ranking members may have strong loyalties to the PCs. The PCs have notable positions within the organization.
Revered (Rank 4)
: While the PCs are not the official leaders of the organization, they are key members. The PCs can direct and shape policy.