Changes at Carillon

Changes at Carillon
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Category	Hidden
Type	Reach: Carillon
Data ID	133371

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Changes at Carillon is considered a Hidden Quality Reach: Carillon in Sunless Skies.

Hidden description[]

"What is the mood of the presiding devils, just now?"

Obtaining[]

Hidden Qualities are used to track various things and are invisible to the player.

Quality status[]

Changes at Carillon has different statuses according to your actions, defined by the comment in front of the quality.

Variable Interaction description[]

These desciptions appear when a specific group is called for text.

enlightenment_crime[]

[0] is guilty of sloth.
[5] is prone to sloth and conversations about needlepoint.
[10] was brought here for failing to cultivate any particular talent.
[15] used to favour sweet wines and carob candies."
[20] dislikes physical labour, mental exertion, social activity, and any other occupation that might cause anxiety.
[22] prefers pencils to pens due to the reduced risk of error.
[25] habitually recommends sea-bathing and a vegetarian diet to unwilling friends.
[28] points out landmarks of no interest to fellow passengers of any public conveyance.
[30] was born with a gift for verse but stoutly ignored the ability.
[32] wrote a masterful satire but kept it in a desk drawer for fear of its reception.
[35] would have been a great novelist if it weren't for a disinclination to pick up a pen.
[38] produced a pamphlet on health-giving exercise and circulated it to the servants.
[40] used to sleep all afternoon and pretend it was due to headache.
[42] accepted invitations to glamorous parties, but always felt disinclined, at the last minute, to go.
[43] almost applied to study Cryptotheology at university, but at the last minute took a nap instead.
[45] likes carob candies.
[47] has a secret collection of red slippers, stockings, and boots, but has never dared wear them.
[48] was given a glorious midnight-blue wig, but never wears it.
[49] traveled all the way here without finding at all anything to mention in correspondence home, but that the food was dull and the weather unvaried.
[50] always used to tell people about the hobby of building trains in bottles.
[51] maintains a collection of antique and modern straight-edged implements, and has published a monograph on the topic.
[52] should have been an accomplished composer, but feared that the occupation would not pay.
[53] inherited a peculiar mansion from an uncle, but has never bothered to visit the estate.
[55] suffers from insensitivity and lack of emotion.
[57] polishes coins before spending them.
[60] never, before coming here, did anything of which the neighbours might not approve.
[63] possesses a talent for military strategy sufficient for a general, but hates telling people what to do.
[65] used to drink to excess, but without taking any pleasure in it.
[68] was formerly addicted to Prisoner's Honey, but never remembered any of the dreams.
[70] used to dance professionally, but never went to parties or received dressing-room visitors.
[72] is prone to gluttony without enjoyment.
[75] used to pray to several gods without believing in any of them.
[78] falls asleep at burlesques.
[80] is guilty of snoring on trains.
[82] has been known to yawn at the opera.
[84] always sits in the front row at the theatre, wearing a monocle and making notes in a small book.
[85] is a miser of the pedantic variety.
[88] keeps an account book of all pennies given to urchins.
[90] had read every issue of Hearth & Heaven before coming to Carillon.
[95] chiefly aspires to grow flowers in neater rows in the back garden.

ordeal_crime[]

[0] shows no pity for anyone else.
[5] kicks puppies and small children.
[10] pretends to feel other people's pain, but only to lull them into a sense of security.
[15] considers cats a nuisance.
[20] neither weeps nor feels regret.
[25] admires the line of a good horse only when it is on its way to the glue factory.
[28] broke an engagement out of boredom."
[30] has no family, and wishes for none.
[35] coughs loudly whenever anyone kisses nearby.
[38] murdered a spouse for money.
[40] rejected a suitor so harshly that he drowned himself.
[45] emptied a chamberpot over a bridal procession.
[48] betrayed a spouse.
[50] strangled any sensation of love or attraction.
[55] avoids human company as much as possible, keeps alone, and has very little tolerance even for cold-blooded animals.
[58] considers children's voices shrill, and steps on toys on purpose.
[60] has been at odds with a brother for the past decade and more.
[65] substitutes in scandalous words whenever reading poetry.
[68] gave away a pet lizard so as not to grow attached to it.
[70] shuns weddings and makes fun of baptisms.
[75] will not accept package deliveries, and always marks them Return to Sender.
[78] will not scritch a cat between the ears, and wears gloves in the company of dogs.
[80] never gives gifts.
[85] considers wedding cakes a waste of butter.
[88] once pushed a sweetheart into the river.
[90] has never given a penny to a beggar.
[95] laughs darkly when complimented.
[98] replies with a smirk to any kindness or flattery.

endurance_crime[]

[0] attempted to retrieve a friend from Death, and failed.
[5] did not cry at a sister's death.
[10] romanced a Tomb Colonist.
[15] had a pet rat in a cage, and continued to keep it, dress it in tiny clothes, and clean its fur, long after it had perished.
[20] performed autopsies on family members.
[25] brought a dead Pentecost Ape along to a ball.
[28] carried out experiments in arsenic without wearing gloves."
[30] refused to eat meat or to join the army.
[32] wore black to a wedding on the grounds that it was slimming.
[35] decorated a wedding table with skulls.
[38] led a forbidden expedition into the depths of the Elder Continent.
[40] proved insensible to the power of churchyards, ruins, and rhyming poetry.
[45] interrogated Devils concerning their deaths, and refused to be put off with well-flavoured lies.
[48] tempted death by eating three packets of unidentified food at Mrs Plenty's Carnival.
[50] took many unnecessary risks despite their obvious folly.
[52] entered a dark basement in a house that was said to be possessed.
[55] cultivated immunity to poisons.
[58] exhumed the femur of an enemy to use as a mallet.
[60] refused to attend funerals.
[62] practiced taxidermy.
[65] gave a wedding toast at a wake.
[68] sold a relative's body to medical men, as being cheaper than burial.
[70] neglected to mourn dead friends and relatives.
[72] put to Zee with inadequate fuel or supplies.
[75] swallowed fire, juggled axes, and slept next to an unexploded bomb.
[78] laughed at the sight of an aunt's corpse.
[80] bought a tombstone in advance, and kept it in the spare room, against future need.
[82] kept death threats in a souvenir album.
[85] refurbished an old crypt and moved in.
[88] has died seven times.
[90] kept an unburied body in the house for four months.
[92] grinned upon receiving a sentence of death.
[95] offered unworthy bribes to Death, including, on one occasion, a phosphorescent beetle.
[99] kept a library book past its due date.

conversion_crime[]

[0] used a familiar form of address with a Master.
[5] invited a Princess to a drinking party.
[10] pried into biological questions that aren't meant for people to know.
[15] tried to hitch a ride in a royal carriage.
[20] claimed to be the bastard offspring of a Devil.
[25] presented a child's drawing at the Royal Gallery.
[30] pretended to be a little-known cousin of the Empress.
[35] masqueraded as a survivor of the Fourth City.
[40] made use of a carriage with gilt panels on the doors, despite being extremely low-born.
[50] used French expressions liberally in conversation.
[60] wore ermine without being entitled to do so.
[70] signed letters with an honorific reserved for non-mortal persons.
[80] denied the superiority of any non-human creature.
[85] endlessly told the anecdote about once having met the Captivating Princess."
[90] falsely adopted the motto and arms of a grand family.
[95] ran for Mayor of a city without being a resident.

deprivation_crime[]

[0] was known to sleep in the daytime.
[3] ate unconventional breakfast foods.
[5] was a reckless insomniac.
[10] has a pungent breath and a taste for Zee shanties.
[12] was too lazy to bathe.
[15] kept a cat but did not clean after it.
[18] swam in the Thames as a child."
[20] makes a pastime of composing limericks and employs puns in casual conversation.
[25] never discarded uneaten ends of Stilton no matter how elderly.
[30] swears frequently and in multiple languages, regardless of present company.
[35] avoided handkerchiefs and napkins, preferring to use a sleeve.
[40] wore unchanging socks of advanced putrefaction.
[45] would never carry a pocketwatch, however many might be given as gifts.
[50] used to wear unwashed socks.
[55] kept a pickled human hand in a jar on the shelf.
[60] was known to eat insects and worms, in a spirit of curiosity.
[62] considered tiger an acceptable dinner meat.
[65] associates willingly with Tomb Colonists, embezzlers, and persons who borrow other people's faces.
[68] knew of a cousin's criminal activities, but chose not to report them.
[70] always turned up late to parties and then overstayed the hosts' bedtime.
[72] turned up three quarters of an hour early for parties, while preparations were still under way.
[75] used to keep a colony of rats for companionship and entertainment.
[80] forgot anniversaries, ignored dates of birth, and had no interest in church holidays.
[82] paid bills two months after they were due.
[85] did not even own a timepiece.
[90] suffers from an unaccountable peckishness.
[95] has been known to eat candied fire-ants.

excess_crime[]

[0] studied the method of putting out stars.
[3] collected the personal life stories of Clay Men.
[5] stole other people's mail from the dead letter office.
[8] transcribed tombstone epitaphs in ancient languages.
[10] espoused the Liberation of Night.
[12] kept a colony of spiders for study, and fed them a steady stream of eyeballs.
[15] correctly forecast a change of power in Prussia.
[18] learned the sigil for Missing the Presence of a Person Who Has Committed an Unforgiven Betrayal, But Who Possessed an Ineffable Charm Now Absent From One's Life.
[20] passed censored opera scores to the students at Benthic.
[22] conducted a public performance of readings from an enemy's diary.
[25] circulated forbidden pamphlets at the Docks.
[28] spied on an acquaintance, motivated by the suspicion that the acquaintance received a higher salary than he deserved.
[30] deciphered seven sigils of the Correspondence that were not meant to be understood.
[32] acquired a pair of embalmed crabs that on inspection turned out to be Banned Animals.
[35] learned to read fortunes from the patterns of coffee dregs.
[38] stole from the secret files of the Admiralty.
[40] spied on a Master in his bath.
[42] set fire to a neighbour's parcels in case they contained fireworks.
[45] took an unhealthy interest in the contents of wells.
[48] sneaked into an undertaker's parlour to get a look at the deceased."
[50] captured a Zee bat, dissected it, and rebuilt its functions from finest brass.
[55] explored the basements of a Royal Palace, without permission or invitation.
[60] stowed away as a child on a packet boat to the Khanate.
[65] asked the recipe for Rubbery Lumps.
[70] brought lamps into the dark places at the nadir of the earth.
[75] researched the effect of captured moonlight on young children.
[80] visited the dreams of strangers and returned with souvenirs.
[85] wrote a monograph on the habits of wandering mountains.
[90] studied the Babylonian number-prophecies despite the warnings of the Church.
[95] stole books from the Ministry assigned to censor them.

inescapable_truth_crime[]

[0] went by someone else's name, and forgot it was a pseudonym.
[5] forgot childhood and many of the events of young adulthood.
[10] lies persistently and without realising it.
[15] produced a masterwork of a novel but forgot to read the reviews.
[20] forgot the names of both parents.
[25] habitually compliments enemies and does favours for those who least deserve it.
[30] partook of Uttershroom spores.
[35] feels anger as sour taste on the tongue, sorrow as an itch in the elbow, and insults as a smell of garlic. Never seems to be present in heart, no matter what the provocation.
[40] used to spend hours in front of the mirror, under the impression that the person within was someone else.
[45] cannot tell novels from newspaper reports, or gossip from fact.
[50] lied to friends about their talents.
[55] has forgotten achieving several important inventions; blinks in confusion at the diploma on the wall.
[60] was always peevish, and then always claiming not to mean anything by it.
[65] drafts fictional obituaries, one after another.
[70] refused to fight back when attacked.
[75] has published three conflicting memoirs, each 'correcting' the last.
[80] could not recognise a reflection, and found mirrors confusing.
[85] sends thank you notes for every critical review in the Huffam Post.
[90] visited the realm behind the mirrors and came back significantly altered.

Interactions[]

Interactions in Brief[]

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Interaction	Action	Result Type	Change
Gaslight Terrace	'Gain a penance of Enlightenment'	Default / Challenge Fail	= [d:100]
Gaslight Terrace	'Gain a penance of Enlightenment'	Success	= [d:100]
Chequerboard Garden	'Gain a penance of Shift of Perspective '	Default / Challenge Fail	= [d:100]
Chequerboard Garden	'Gain a penance of Shift of Perspective '	Success	= [d:100]
Bell Garden	'Gain a penance of Deprivation'	Default / Challenge Fail	= [d:100]
Bell Garden	'Gain a penance of Deprivation'	Success	= [d:100]
Stunted Grove	'Gain a penance of Ordeal'	Default / Challenge Fail	= [d:100]
Stunted Grove	'Gain a penance of Ordeal'	Success	= [d:100]
Sand Garden	'Gain a penance of Endurance'	Default / Challenge Fail	= [d:100]
Sand Garden	'Gain a penance of Endurance'	Success	= [d:100]
Garden of Insatiable Roses	'Gain a penance of Excess'	Default / Challenge Fail	= [d:100]
Garden of Insatiable Roses	'Gain a penance of Excess'	Success	= [d:100]
Terrace of Glass Statues	'Gain a penance of Inescapable Truth'	Default / Challenge Fail	= [d:100]
Terrace of Glass Statues	'Gain a penance of Inescapable Truth'	Success	= [d:100]

Interactions in Detail[]

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Story	Action	Required	Effect
Gaslight Terrace	Gain a penance of Enlightenment	Mirrors (58 for 100%)	Default: Changes at Carillon = [1-100] Airs of Carillon = [1-100] +5 x Terror Success: +1 x Penance: Enlightenment Changes at Carillon = [1-100] Airs of Carillon = [1-100]
Chequerboard Garden	Gain a penance of Shift of Perspective	Veils (58 for 100%)	Default: Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100] +5 x Terror Success: +1 x Penance: Shift of Perspective Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100]
Bell Garden	Gain a penance of Deprivation	Hearts (100 for 100%)	Default: Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100] +5 x Terror Success: +1 x Penance: Deprivation Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100]
Stunted Grove	Gain a penance of Ordeal	Iron (100 for 100%)	Default: Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100] +5 x Terror Success: +1 x Penance: Ordeal Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100]
Sand Garden	Gain a penance of Endurance	Iron (142 for 100%)	Default: Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100] +5 x Terror Success: +1 x Penance: Endurance Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100]
Garden of Insatiable Roses	Gain a penance of Excess	Hearts (142 for 100%)	Default: Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100] +5 x Terror Success: +1 x Penance: Excess Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100]
Terrace of Glass Statues	Gain a penance of Inescapable Truth	Mirrors (142 for 100%)	Default: Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100] +5 x Terror Success: +1 x Penance: Inescapable Truth Airs of Carillon = [1-100] Changes at Carillon = [1-100]

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Changes at Carillon
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Category	Hidden
Type	Reach: Carillon
Data ID	133371