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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the 'Impersonation' skill to take on the appearance of any character, including those I haven't met, or is there a limitation?

You can only impersonate characters you have previously encountered and observed. The effectiveness of the impersonation depends on your skill level and how well you mimic their mannerisms.

If I successfully frame another student using the 'Plant Evidence' skill, will the consequences always be the same, or are there varying outcomes depending on the evidence and the victim?

The consequences vary. The severity depends on the type of evidence, the victim's reputation, and the presence of witnesses. You might get away with a minor prank, or trigger a full-scale investigation that could get you expelled.

Does the 'Sabotage' skill have different effects depending on what I sabotage, or is it a single, generalized action?

Sabotage has a wide range of effects, determined by what you target. Sabotaging a teacher's lecture notes might lead to confusion, while sabotaging a rival's project could set them back significantly.

How does the 'Rumor Mongering' skill interact with the 'Reputation' system? Can I create false rumors to improve my own reputation, or damage others?

Rumor Mongering directly influences reputation. You can spread rumors to boost your own standing or damage others. However, false rumors are easier to expose if your skill isn't high enough.

If I am caught performing a troublemaking action, do I always face the same level of punishment, or are there ways to mitigate the consequences?

Punishments vary depending on the severity of your actions and the witnesses. You can mitigate consequences by using skills like 'Blame Shifting' or having a high 'Influence' stat to manipulate others into taking the fall.

Is there a limit to how many actions I can perform during a single day in-game, or can I plan and execute as many schemes as I want?

You have a limited number of action points each day. More complex schemes require more action points, so planning your day is crucial.

Can I form alliances with other students to assist in my troublemaking, and if so, how does that affect the gameplay?

Yes, you can form alliances. Allies can provide assistance with specific skills, share information, and cover for you, but you'll need to manage those relationships carefully.

How does the 'Stealth' skill function in the context of the game? Is it simply a chance to avoid being seen, or does it play a role in other mechanics?

Stealth is crucial for avoiding detection. It also affects the success of other actions, like planting evidence or eavesdropping. A higher stealth skill improves your chances of succeeding in various scenarios.

Does the game offer a way to learn more about the school's layout and the routines of the staff and students, and if so, how do I access this information?

Yes, you can gather information about the school and its inhabitants through observation, eavesdropping, and using the 'Information Gathering' skill. This knowledge is essential for planning effective troublemaking.

If I am framed for a crime I didn't commit, can I clear my name, or am I stuck with the consequences?

You can attempt to clear your name by using skills like 'Investigation' to find the real culprit, 'Persuasion' to convince others of your innocence, and 'Evidence Manipulation' to plant counter-evidence. The difficulty depends on the situation.