Governors
Amani (Diplomat)
Hermetic Order Titles
Ibrahim (Grand Vizier)
Liang (Surveyor)
Magnus (Steward)
Moksha (Cardinal)
Owls of Minerva Titles
Pingala (Educator)
Reyna (Financier)
Sanguine Pact Titles
Victor (Castellan)
Voidsingers Titles
Castellan Titles
Redoubt
Defense Logistics
Garrison Commander
Embrasure
Air Defense Initiative
Arms Race Proponent
Financier Titles
Land Acquisition
Forestry Management
Harbormaster
Tax Collector
Contractor
Renewable Subsidizer
Steward Titles
Groundbreaker
Provision
Surplus Logistics
Black Marketeer
Industrialist
Vertical Integration
Local Informants
Description
Enemy Spies operate at 3 levels below normal in this city.
Historical Context
Surrounding oneself with a network of formal and informal observers is a valuable strategy for the agent in the field. A good network of local informants extend the agent's awareness of events in the area, and can act as a priority filter so that the agent becomes aware of only the most critical changes. Best of all, not all these informants must be professionals—indeed the clever but untrained eye sometimes catches things that the agent might miss. No matter how hard an enemy spy tries to infiltrate into the agent's home field, the spy will leave traces of their passage through the local network, which trembles like a spiderweb, warning the spider at the center of the presence of prey.
Traits
Level: 2
Requirements
EmissaryProgression
Leads to Titles
PuppeteerTraits
Level: 2
Requirements
EmissaryProgression
Leads to Titles
PuppeteerDescription
Enemy Spies operate at 3 levels below normal in this city.
Historical Context
Surrounding oneself with a network of formal and informal observers is a valuable strategy for the agent in the field. A good network of local informants extend the agent's awareness of events in the area, and can act as a priority filter so that the agent becomes aware of only the most critical changes. Best of all, not all these informants must be professionals—indeed the clever but untrained eye sometimes catches things that the agent might miss. No matter how hard an enemy spy tries to infiltrate into the agent's home field, the spy will leave traces of their passage through the local network, which trembles like a spiderweb, warning the spider at the center of the presence of prey.
