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AlexD at 22:01, 28 June 2026

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	[[Escape attempts]] will happen during the night - and might be noticed, and maybe intercepted, by the assigned Household Guards - possibly resulting in injuries to many of the parties involved. Chances of an [[Escape]] attempt being successful are determined by the strength of the MC's Household's [[Guard Force]] including its Wall Defences, and by certain of the characteristics of the person attempting the escape.		[[Escape attempts]] will happen during the night - and might be noticed, and maybe intercepted, by the assigned Household Guards - possibly resulting in injuries to many of the parties involved. Chances of an [[Escape]] attempt being successful are determined by the strength of the MC's Household's [[Guard Force]] including its Wall Defences, and by certain of the characteristics of the person attempting the escape.

			'''Variable:''' TBA ; presumably a value between 0 and 100.

	==Fear==		==Fear==
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	("Withdrawal risk" does not imply a chance of a Follower fleeing a combat encounter.)		("Withdrawal risk" does not imply a chance of a Follower fleeing a combat encounter.)

			'''Variable:''' TBA ; presumably a value between 0 and 100.

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	== Escape Risk ==		== Escape Risk ==
	Equivalent of Withdrawal Risk (below), but applying to [[NPC Status (detailed)\|social classes]] below [[NPC Status (detailed)#Servants\|Servants]] - i.e. [[NPC Status (detailed)#Slaves\|Slaves]] and [[NPC Status (detailed)#Convicts\|Convicts]]. The NPC's daily % chance of attempting to flee the MC's household, affected by things such as their [[Affection]], [[Happiness]], [[Anger]], [[Defiance]], [[Hunger]], how much [[allowance]] they are being paid, the strength of the MC's Household's [[Guard Force]] including its [[Wall Defences]], and [[Political Events\|social and economic conditions]] in Ikaanos (e.g. [[Prosperity]], [[Liberty]]... unhappy captives are less likely to flee if there is poverty, famine, warfare or oppression to look forward to outside).		Equivalent of Withdrawal Risk (below), but applying to [[NPC Status (detailed)\|social classes]] below [[NPC Status (detailed)#Servants\|Servants]] - i.e. [[NPC Status (detailed)#Slaves\|Slaves]] and [[NPC Status (detailed)#Convicts\|Convicts]]. The NPC's daily % chance of attempting to flee the MC's household, affected by things such as their [[Affection]], [[Happiness]], [[Anger]], [[Stress]], [[Defiance]], [[Hunger]], how much [[allowance]] they are being paid, the strength of the MC's Household's [[Guard Force]] including its [[Wall Defences]], and [[Political Events\|social and economic conditions]] in Ikaanos (e.g. [[Prosperity]], [[Liberty]]... unhappy captives are less likely to flee if there is poverty, famine, warfare or oppression to look forward to outside).

	[[Escape attempts]] will happen during the night - and might be noticed, and maybe intercepted, by the assigned Household Guards - possibly resulting in injuries to many of the parties involved. Chances of an [[Escape~~\|Escape attempt~~]] being successful are determined by the strength of the MC's Household's [[Guard Force]] including its Wall Defences, and by certain of the characteristics of the person attempting the escape.		[[Escape attempts]] will happen during the night - and might be noticed, and maybe intercepted, by the assigned Household Guards - possibly resulting in injuries to many of the parties involved. Chances of an [[Escape]] attempt being successful are determined by the strength of the MC's Household's [[Guard Force]] including its Wall Defences, and by certain of the characteristics of the person attempting the escape.

	==Fear==		==Fear==
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	== Withdrawal Risk ==		== Withdrawal Risk ==
	Equivalent of Escape Risk (above), but applying to [[NPC Status (detailed)\|social classes]] above [[NPC Status (detailed)#Slaves\|Slave]] (i.e. [[Servants]], [[Issids]], [[Mercenaries]], [[Paragons]], [[nobility]], [[Wives and offspring\|wives]] and [[children]]). The NPC's chance of quitting the MC's household, affected by things such as their Affection, Happiness, Anger, Defiance, Hunger, ~~and whether they think~~ they are being paid ~~enough~~. (It does not imply a chance of a Follower fleeing a combat encounter.)		Equivalent of Escape Risk (above), but applying to [[NPC Status (detailed)\|social classes]] above [[NPC Status (detailed)#Slaves\|Slave]] (i.e. [[Servants]], [[Issids]], [[Mercenaries]], [[Paragons]], [[nobility]], [[Wives and offspring\|wives]] and [[children]]). The NPC's daily % chance of quitting the MC's household, affected by things such as their [[Affection]], [[Happiness]], [[Stress]], [[Anger]], [[Defiance]], [[Hunger]], how much [[Wages]] they are being paid, and [[Political Events\|social and economic conditions]] in Ikaanos (e.g. [[Prosperity]], [[Liberty]]... unhappy employees are less likely to quit if there is poverty, famine, warfare or oppression to look forward to outside).

			Withdrawal decisions will be resolved overnight, and you will not be given any opportunity to intervene, so you will need to keep an eye on the affection and other relevant characteristics of your staff if you want to keep them.

			("Withdrawal risk" does not imply a chance of a Follower fleeing a combat encounter.)

AlexD: Added Escape and Withdrawal risk, and Corruption

2026-06-28T18:17:32Z

Added Escape and Withdrawal risk, and Corruption

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	* If you assign an NPC to an [[Assignments and Jobs - Educator\|Educator]] who is of a '''different''' [[Religion]], and they are applying the [[Assignments and Jobs - Educator#Spiritual\|Spiritual]] template, the Educator will reduce the trainee's Devotion down to 14 - beyond which point the trainee will gain the Educator's [[Religion]], so be carefull with this!		* If you assign an NPC to an [[Assignments and Jobs - Educator\|Educator]] who is of a '''different''' [[Religion]], and they are applying the [[Assignments and Jobs - Educator#Spiritual\|Spiritual]] template, the Educator will reduce the trainee's Devotion down to 14 - beyond which point the trainee will gain the Educator's [[Religion]], so be carefull with this!
	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>devotion</code> = <code>XXX</code> where NNN = girlID and XXX is numerical value of that NPC's Devotion to their particular [[Religion]], which can exceed 100.		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>devotion</code> = <code>XXX</code> where NNN = girlID and XXX is numerical value of that NPC's Devotion to their particular [[Religion]], which can exceed 100.

			== Escape Risk ==
			Equivalent of Withdrawal Risk (below), but applying to [[NPC Status (detailed)\|social classes]] below [[NPC Status (detailed)#Servants\|Servants]] - i.e. [[NPC Status (detailed)#Slaves\|Slaves]] and [[NPC Status (detailed)#Convicts\|Convicts]]. The NPC's daily % chance of attempting to flee the MC's household, affected by things such as their [[Affection]], [[Happiness]], [[Anger]], [[Defiance]], [[Hunger]], how much [[allowance]] they are being paid, the strength of the MC's Household's [[Guard Force]] including its [[Wall Defences]], and [[Political Events\|social and economic conditions]] in Ikaanos (e.g. [[Prosperity]], [[Liberty]]... unhappy captives are less likely to flee if there is poverty, famine, warfare or oppression to look forward to outside).

			[[Escape attempts]] will happen during the night - and might be noticed, and maybe intercepted, by the assigned Household Guards - possibly resulting in injuries to many of the parties involved. Chances of an [[Escape\|Escape attempt]] being successful are determined by the strength of the MC's Household's [[Guard Force]] including its Wall Defences, and by certain of the characteristics of the person attempting the escape.

	==Fear==		==Fear==
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	== Stress ==		== Stress ==
	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>stress</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is numerical value of that NPC's current Stress, between 0 and 10.		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>stress</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is numerical value of that NPC's current Stress, between 0 and 10.

			== Withdrawal Risk ==
			Equivalent of Escape Risk (above), but applying to [[NPC Status (detailed)\|social classes]] above [[NPC Status (detailed)#Slaves\|Slave]] (i.e. [[Servants]], [[Issids]], [[Mercenaries]], [[Paragons]], [[nobility]], [[Wives and offspring\|wives]] and [[children]]). The NPC's chance of quitting the MC's household, affected by things such as their Affection, Happiness, Anger, Defiance, Hunger, and whether they think they are being paid enough. (It does not imply a chance of a Follower fleeing a combat encounter.)

AlexD: moved Corruption here from Attributes (now will have to edit all the links)

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moved Corruption here from Attributes (now will have to edit all the links)

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	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>arousal</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is numerical value of that NPC's sexual Arousal, which can be negative or positive, in double digits, but usually -3 to 15.		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>arousal</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is numerical value of that NPC's sexual Arousal, which can be negative or positive, in double digits, but usually -3 to 15.

			== Corruption ==
			A person's Corruption value (not to be confused with Ikaanos' [[Political Events#Corruption\|societal Corruption]] value, and your [[Household Corruption]] value) displays how inclined they are toward depravity, humiliation and various forms of kinky sex. A high Corruption value also makes someone associate pain with pleasure, especially during sexual acts or during punishment sessions.

			Read more about Corruption [[Corruption\|HERE]].

			Categories: <2 = '''Pure'''; 2-5 = '''None'''; 6-9 = '''Minimal'''; 10-19 = '''Neutral'''; 20-29 = '''Wavering'''; 40-49 = '''Substantial'''; 60-79 = '''Large'''; 80-99 = '''Massive'''; 100-129+ = '''Demonic'''; 130+ '''Unfathomable'''

			'''''Read more about Corruption [[Corruption\|here]].'''''

			'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>likesadist</code> = <code>XXX</code> where NNN = [[girlID]] and XXX is numerical value of that NPC's Corruption, from 0 to 130.

	==Defiance==		==Defiance==

AlexD: /* Hunger */

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Hunger

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	where NNN = girlID and XX is a numerical indicator of that NPC's current satiety, where 86+ = "'''Glutted!'''", 70–85 = "'''Stuffed'''", 35–69 = "'''Well-fed'''", 20–34 = "'''Peckish'''", 1–19 = "'''Hungry!'''" and 0 = "'''Starving!'''".		where NNN = girlID and XX is a numerical indicator of that NPC's current satiety, where 86+ = "'''Glutted!'''", 70–85 = "'''Stuffed'''", 35–69 = "'''Well-fed'''", 20–34 = "'''Peckish'''", 1–19 = "'''Hungry!'''" and 0 = "'''Starving!'''".

	Not to be confused with the MC's ~~huunger~~ variable, which is <code>[[masterhunger]]</code>.		Not to be confused with the MC's hunger variable, which is <code>[[masterhunger]]</code>.

	== Hygiene ==		== Hygiene ==

AlexD: /* Hunger */

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Hunger

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	== Hunger ==		== Hunger ==
	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>hunger</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is a numerical indicator of that NPC's current satiety, where 86+ = "Glutted!", 70–85 = "Stuffed", 35–69 = "Well-fed", 20–34 = "Peckish", 1–19 = "Hungry!" and 0 = "Starving!".		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>hunger</code> = <code>XX</code>

			where NNN = girlID and XX is a numerical indicator of that NPC's current satiety, where 86+ = "'''Glutted!'''", 70–85 = "'''Stuffed'''", 35–69 = "'''Well-fed'''", 20–34 = "'''Peckish'''", 1–19 = "'''Hungry!'''" and 0 = "'''Starving!'''".

			Not to be confused with the MC's huunger variable, which is <code>[[masterhunger]]</code>.

	== Hygiene ==		== Hygiene ==
	You will see this figure when you interact with an NPC. They will automatically wash themselves daily. The members of your household are a generally clean bunch - that is, unless household [[Disrepair]], [[The household\|Depravity]] or [[Household Corruption\|Corruption]] are considerable. NPCs may be dirtier after coming back from hours spent Hunting or Scavenging. They will be dirtier after having had sex. It has few game effects; the MC is rarely bothered by the hygiene of his staff.		You will see this figure when you interact with an NPC. They will automatically wash themselves daily. The members of your household are a generally clean bunch - that is, unless household [[Disrepair]], [[The household\|Depravity]] or [[Household Corruption\|Corruption]] are considerable. NPCs may be dirtier after coming back from hours spent Hunting or Scavenging. They will be dirtier after having had sex. It has few game effects; the MC is rarely bothered by the hygiene of his staff.

	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>hygiene</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is a number representing that NPC's cleanliness, with <0 = "Extremely filthy!", 1–19 = "Very dirty", 20–39 = "Dirty", 40–69 = "Normal"' 70+ = "Fantastic!". Not to be confused with the MC's hygiene variable, which is <code>[[masterfilth]]</code>.		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>hygiene</code> = <code>XX</code>

			where NNN = girlID and XX is a number representing that NPC's cleanliness, with <0 = "'''Extremely filthy!'''", 1–19 = "'''Very dirty'''", 20–39 = "'''Dirty'''", 40–69 = "'''Normal'''"' 70+ = "'''Fantastic!'''".

			Not to be confused with the MC's hygiene variable, which is <code>[[masterfilth]]</code>.

	== Intoxication ==		== Intoxication ==

AlexD: ADDED VARIABLES and ranges of possible values

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ADDED VARIABLES and ranges of possible values

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	== Intoxication ==		== Intoxication ==
	~~'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>devotion</code> = <code>XXX</code> where NNN = girlID and XXX is numerical value of that NPC's~~ .		Not currently implemented.

	== Pain ==		== Pain ==
	A measure of how much physical pain the person is experiencing. They person may or may not be enjoying this, depending on the context and whether they like BDSM, spanking etc. But even if so, it's generally best to keep things to carefully controlled levels.		A measure of how much physical pain the person is experiencing. They person may or may not be enjoying this, depending on the context and whether they like BDSM, spanking etc. But even if so, it's generally best to keep things to carefully controlled levels.

	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>~~devotion~~</code> = <code>~~XXX~~</code> where NNN = girlID and ~~XXX~~ is numerical value of that NPC's .		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>pain</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is numerical value of that NPC's current Pain, from 0 to 30.

	== Respect ==		== Respect ==

AlexD: /* How to increase Respect */

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How to increase Respect

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	*Through marriage, which increases your bride's Respect by +5.		*Through marriage, which increases your bride's Respect by +5.
	*Through certain quest events tied to a specific NPC.		*Through certain quest events tied to a specific NPC.
	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>~~devotion~~</code> = <code>~~XXX~~</code> where NNN = girlID and ~~XXX~~ is numerical value of that NPC's .		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>respect</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is numerical value of that NPC's Respect towards the MC, between 0 and 50.

	== Stress ==		== Stress ==
	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>~~devotion~~</code> = <code>~~XXX~~</code> where NNN = girlID and ~~XXX~~ is numerical value of that NPC's .		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>stress</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is numerical value of that NPC's current Stress, between 0 and 10.

AlexD: /* Hygiene */

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Hygiene

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	You will see this figure when you interact with an NPC. They will automatically wash themselves daily. The members of your household are a generally clean bunch - that is, unless household [[Disrepair]], [[The household\|Depravity]] or [[Household Corruption\|Corruption]] are considerable. NPCs may be dirtier after coming back from hours spent Hunting or Scavenging. They will be dirtier after having had sex. It has few game effects; the MC is rarely bothered by the hygiene of his staff.		You will see this figure when you interact with an NPC. They will automatically wash themselves daily. The members of your household are a generally clean bunch - that is, unless household [[Disrepair]], [[The household\|Depravity]] or [[Household Corruption\|Corruption]] are considerable. NPCs may be dirtier after coming back from hours spent Hunting or Scavenging. They will be dirtier after having had sex. It has few game effects; the MC is rarely bothered by the hygiene of his staff.

	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>hygiene</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is a number representing that NPC's cleanliness, with <0 = "Extremely filthy!", 1–19 = "Very dirty", 20–39 = "Dirty", 40–69 = "Normal"' 70+ = "Fantastic!".		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>hygiene</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is a number representing that NPC's cleanliness, with <0 = "Extremely filthy!", 1–19 = "Very dirty", 20–39 = "Dirty", 40–69 = "Normal"' 70+ = "Fantastic!". Not to be confused with the MC's hygiene variable, which is <code>[[masterfilth]]</code>.

	== Intoxication ==		== Intoxication ==

AlexD: /* Hygiene */

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Hygiene

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	You will see this figure when you interact with an NPC. They will automatically wash themselves daily. The members of your household are a generally clean bunch - that is, unless household [[Disrepair]], [[The household\|Depravity]] or [[Household Corruption\|Corruption]] are considerable. NPCs may be dirtier after coming back from hours spent Hunting or Scavenging. They will be dirtier after having had sex. It has few game effects; the MC is rarely bothered by the hygiene of his staff.		You will see this figure when you interact with an NPC. They will automatically wash themselves daily. The members of your household are a generally clean bunch - that is, unless household [[Disrepair]], [[The household\|Depravity]] or [[Household Corruption\|Corruption]] are considerable. NPCs may be dirtier after coming back from hours spent Hunting or Scavenging. They will be dirtier after having had sex. It has few game effects; the MC is rarely bothered by the hygiene of his staff.

	'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>~~devotion~~</code> = <code>~~XXX~~</code> where NNN = girlID and ~~XXX~~ is ~~numerical value of~~ that NPC's		'''Variable:''' <code>.npc.avNNN</code>'''.'''<code>hygiene</code> = <code>XX</code> where NNN = girlID and XX is a number representing that NPC's cleanliness, with <0 = "Extremely filthy!", 1–19 = "Very dirty", 20–39 = "Dirty", 40–69 = "Normal"' 70+ = "Fantastic!".

	== Intoxication ==		== Intoxication ==