Renown

Introduction

Renown is a system to track how well-known and influential your character generally is among various factions. It is an easy way to gauge their general standing. Some specific situations or high-ranking roles require leveling Renown. 

If you wanna go hardcore and keep close tabs on your character's renown with every single faction, you can do that. Otherwise, you only need to keep track of it for a specific faction, if you're aiming for a specific renown-locked faction reward. 

Renown is the player's responsibility to keep track of!

Gaining Renown

• Renown is calculated separately for every faction.

• You can choose whether to count a piece for renown. If you don’t want to level past a certain point for IC reasons, or feel that a piece wouldn’t affect your character’s influence with a faction, you don’t have to count it.

• For every qualifying work you do, you can gain 1 new point with the relevant faction! If you interact with multiple territories/factions in the piece, you can earn 1 point toward each of them

  • (i.e. if the work takes place in Nokoni territory or with a Nokoni wolf, you gain 1 renown point with Nokoni. If you meet a Nokoni wolf and an Aryn wolf in the same RP, youcan get 1 renown point for Nokoni and 1 renown point for Aryn)

• If your canon work also fills a Milestone, you earn an additional +1 point toward the relevant faction renown. (i.e. if you are a Nokoni raider and complete the “Go on a Raid” prompt, you earn 2 points in total toward Nokoni)

  • Each prompt fill counts as a +1. If your piece fulfills the requirement for two different prompts, you can get +2, and so on.

  • Please don't abuse this by mentioning crossing a river and hunting an elk and looking at the ocean, in one line each, to rack up renown points!

• Older work of your character, i.e. from another RP group, must be feasibly canon within the TNL universe to count, and will only contribute towards Loner faction renown.