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Disrepair

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	=== Disrepair ===		=== Disrepair ===
	A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|~~janitors~~]], or use the "[[Mend household\|~~repair~~]] (-2$)" action in the Manage House > Household info screen. '''''Read more about Household Disrepair [[Disrepair\|HERE]].'''''		A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|Janitors]], or use the "[[Mend household\|Repair]] (-2$)" action in the Manage House > Household info screen. '''''Read more about Household Disrepair [[Disrepair\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>repairfester</code>		* Variable: <code>repairfester</code>

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Disrepair

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	=== Disrepair ===		=== Disrepair ===
	A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|janitors]] or use the "[[Mend household\|repair]] (-2$)" action in the Manage House > Household info screen. '''''Read more about Household Disrepair [[Disrepair\|HERE]].'''''		A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|janitors]], or use the "[[Mend household\|repair]] (-2$)" action in the Manage House > Household info screen. '''''Read more about Household Disrepair [[Disrepair\|HERE]].'''''

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Disrepair: updated

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	=== Disrepair ===		=== Disrepair ===
	A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|janitors]] or use the "~~mend~~ household" action in the Household info screen. '''''Read more about Household Disrepair [[Disrepair\|HERE]].'''''		A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|janitors]] or use the "[[Mend household\|repair]] (-2$)" action in the Manage House > Household info screen. '''''Read more about Household Disrepair [[Disrepair\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>repairfester</code>		* Variable: <code>repairfester</code>

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Corruption

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	=== Corruption ===		=== Corruption ===
	A sign of your home's sexual and moral standards. Affects NPC attribute: [[Corruption]] (+). ~~Not~~ to be confused with Ikaanos' [[Political Events#Corruption\|societal corruption]], or individual NPCs' personal [[Corruption]]. When Household Corruption is 5 or more, some points each day will convert to increasing random NPCs' personal Corruption, up to 70, with 2 points of Household Corruption giving +1 Personal Corruption. There is also a smaller chance of Household Corruption points converting to points in Nymphomaniac trait or Pervert trait, on a 3-for-1 basis. '''''Read more about Household Corruption [[Household Statistics#Corruption\|HERE]].'''''		A sign of your home's sexual and moral standards. Affects NPC attribute: [[States (NPCs)#Corruption\|Corruption]] (+). This Household statis not to be confused with Ikaanos' [[Political Events#Corruption\|societal corruption]], or individual NPCs' personal [[Corruption]]. When Household Corruption is 5 or more, some points each day will convert to increasing random NPCs' personal Corruption, up to 70, with 2 points of Household Corruption giving +1 Personal Corruption. There is also a smaller chance of Household Corruption points converting to points in Nymphomaniac trait or Pervert trait, on a 3-for-1 basis. '''''Read more about Household Corruption [[Household Statistics#Corruption\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>corfester</code>		* Variable: <code>corfester</code>

	=== Purity ===		=== Purity ===
	A sign of your home's wholesomeness and kindness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Corruption]] (-), [[Traits (NPCs)#Malevolent\|Malevolent]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Generated by NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] and the [[Traits (NPCs)#Va\|Vanilla]] traits. Purity points convert to increased Happiness in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. Purity points also DECREASE Corruption in random NPCs, down to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Malevolent trait points on a 1-for-1 basis (moving that NPCs trait 25% of the way towards Pure instead, but no further). '''''Read more about Household Purity [[Household Statistics#Purity\|HERE]].'''''		A sign of your home's wholesomeness and kindness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Corruption]] (-), [[Traits (NPCs)#Malevolent\|Malevolent]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Generated by NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] and the [[Traits (NPCs)#Va\|Vanilla]] traits. Purity points convert to increased Happiness in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. Purity points also DECREASE [[States (NPCs)#Corruption\|Corruption]] in random NPCs, down to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Malevolent trait points on a 1-for-1 basis (moving that NPCs trait 25% of the way towards Pure instead, but no further). '''''Read more about Household Purity [[Household Statistics#Purity\|HERE]].'''''

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2026-06-22T22:28:51Z

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	=== The house ===		=== The house ===
	The large house has three storeys plus a basement. The ground floor holds a decrepit '''[[kitchen]]''', dilapidated '''[[living room]]''', a disgusting '''[[bathroom]]''', an '''[[office]]''', and a spare room which could be made into a '''[[library]]''' or a bedroom. The first floor has a run-down '''master bedroom''' plus seven other rooms fit for making into '''[[bedrooms]]'''. The attic is wasted space which could be converted into a '''[[nursery]]'''. And the basement holds one huge, moldy [[Dormitory\|'''dormitory''']] (originally a workshop for slave labor) with toilets and shower facilities, a sparsely equipped BDSM "[[Training room\|'''training room''']]", a barred '''[[Cell\|jail cell]]''', and a couple of small rooms which could be turned into more cells, a library, or even a [[newspaper office]]. '''''Read more about the house [[Player Home (Redhaven)\|HERE]].'''''		The large house has three storeys plus a basement. The ground floor holds a decrepit '''[[kitchen]]''', dilapidated '''[[living room]]''', a disgusting '''[[bathroom]]''', an '''[[office]]''', and a spare room which could be made into a '''[[library]]''' or a bedroom. The first floor has a run-down '''master bedroom''' plus seven other rooms fit for making into '''[[bedrooms]]'''. The attic is wasted space which could be converted into a '''[[nursery]]'''. And the basement holds one huge, moldy [[Dormitory\|'''dormitory''']] (originally a workshop for slave labor) with toilets and shower facilities, a sparsely equipped BDSM "[[Training room\|'''training room''']]", a barred '''[[Cell\|jail cell]]''', and a couple of small rooms which could be turned into more cells, a library, or even a [[newspaper office]]. Furthermore, should the house's large capacity eventually not prove enough, an "[[Annex\|'''annex''']]" housing extension can be built from it into the yard. '''''Read more about the house [[Player Home (Redhaven)\|HERE]].'''''

	=== Modules ===		=== Modules ===

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	=== The yard ===		=== The yard ===
	Surrounding your house is a spacious, walled yard, that has a total of seven building slots. One of these comprises the wall, gatehouse and guardroom, one is a shrine, one is a small grove of trees, one is currently taken up with a big pile of junk, and three are vacant. The first two have potential to be developed further, the grove can be developed or demolished then redeveloped, and the other plots can be variously developed into gardens, a gazebo, a training dojo, workshops, or a stable. '''''Read more about the yard [[The yard\|HERE]].'''''		Surrounding your house is a spacious, walled yard, that has a total of seven building slots. One of these comprises the '''[[wall]]''' including '''[[gatehouse]]''' and '''[[guardroom]]''', one is a '''[[The Shrine\|shrine]]''', one is a small '''[[Lush grove\|grove]]''' of trees, one is currently taken up with a '''[[Scrap heap\|big pile of junk]]''', and three are vacant. The first two have potential to be developed further, the grove can be developed or demolished then redeveloped, and the other plots can be variously developed into '''[[Garden\|gardens]]''', a '''[[gazebo]]''' which can include a '''swimming pool''', a training '''[[dojo]]''', '''[[Workshop\|workshops]]''', or a '''[[Stables\|stable]]'''. '''''Read more about the yard [[The yard\|HERE]].'''''

	=== The house ===		=== The house ===
	The large house has three storeys plus a basement. The ground floor holds a decrepit kitchen, dilapidated living room, a disgusting bathroom, an office, and a spare room which could be made into a library or a bedroom. The first floor has a run-down master bedroom plus seven other rooms fit for making into bedrooms. The attic is wasted space which could be converted into a nursery. And the basement holds one huge, moldy dormitory (originally a workshop for slave labor) with ~~toilet~~ and shower facilities, a sparsely equipped BDSM "training room", a barred jail cell, and a couple of ~~spall~~ rooms which could be turned into more cells, a library, or even a newspaper office. '''''Read more about the house [[Player Home (Redhaven)\|HERE]].'''''		The large house has three storeys plus a basement. The ground floor holds a decrepit '''[[kitchen]]''', dilapidated '''[[living room]]''', a disgusting '''[[bathroom]]''', an '''[[office]]''', and a spare room which could be made into a '''[[library]]''' or a bedroom. The first floor has a run-down '''master bedroom''' plus seven other rooms fit for making into '''[[bedrooms]]'''. The attic is wasted space which could be converted into a '''[[nursery]]'''. And the basement holds one huge, moldy [[Dormitory\|'''dormitory''']] (originally a workshop for slave labor) with toilets and shower facilities, a sparsely equipped BDSM "[[Training room\|'''training room''']]", a barred '''[[Cell\|jail cell]]''', and a couple of small rooms which could be turned into more cells, a library, or even a [[newspaper office]]. '''''Read more about the house [[Player Home (Redhaven)\|HERE]].'''''

	=== Modules ===		=== Modules ===
	Modules are a variety of installations that can be easily fitted without taking any of the space illustrated on the floorplan, to provide your household with a range of additional capabilities: genetically engineered food-producing indoor plants, extra food storage, a television-based entertainment system, a computer, a loom for making clothing, a workbench with tools for repairing weapons and armor, a high tech laboratory, nanite tubes, and even a fusion power plant. '''''Read more about modules [[Modules\|HERE]].'''''		Modules are a variety of installations that can be easily fitted without taking any of the space illustrated on the floorplan, to provide your household with a range of additional capabilities: genetically engineered food-producing indoor '''plants''', extra '''food storage''', a television-based '''entertainment system''', a household '''computer''', a '''loom''' for making clothing, a '''workbench''' with tools for repairing weapons and armor, a high tech '''laboratory''', '''nanite-growing tubes''', and even a fusion '''power plant'''. '''''Read more about modules [[Modules\|HERE]].'''''
	==Household statistics==		==Household statistics==
	Keeping track of your household's statistics is almost as important as planning your construction projects. There's a popup (click the question mark just above the stat holders) that explains what they do and how to affect them. In short, household stats get "soaked" by NPCs who are currently occupying your household. E.g. if an NPC "successfully" soaks one Corruption point, their Corruption increases by one point, and the household Corruption will decrease. A soaked Depravity point makes the NPC's Happiness go down by one point, and so on. Only a few points of each household attribute can be soaked by residents each day, so "unspent" points may accumulate. And the higher the score, the higher the chance that a point may get soaked that day.		Keeping track of your household's statistics is almost as important as planning your construction projects. There's a popup (click the question mark just above the stat holders) that explains what they do and how to affect them. In short, household stats get "soaked" by NPCs who are currently occupying your household. E.g. if an NPC "successfully" soaks one Corruption point, their Corruption increases by one point, and the household Corruption will decrease. A soaked Depravity point makes the NPC's Happiness go down by one point, and so on. Only a few points of each household attribute can be soaked by residents each day, so "unspent" points may accumulate. And the higher the score, the higher the chance that a point may get soaked that day.

AlexD at 22:12, 22 June 2026

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AlexD: added links

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added links

AlexD at 20:32, 19 June 2026

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	A man's home is his castle. Sure, it's a little dilapidated right now, but it's ''yours.'' Your home is more than just a place to live - it offers a great deal of space for all sorts of business ventures or projects. The condition of your home also affects the happiness of all NPC occupants, your reputation and the different tools at your disposal. An investment in your home is an investment in yourself.		A man's home is his castle. Sure, it's a little dilapidated right now, but it's ''yours.'' Your home is more than just a place to live - it offers a great deal of space for all sorts of business ventures or projects. The condition of your home also affects the happiness of all NPC occupants, your reputation and the different tools at your disposal. An investment in your home is an investment in yourself.

			== Your inherited household compound ==
	You have just inherited a small compound in the [[Locations (Ikaanos)#Redhaven\|Redhaven]] district of [[Ikaanos]] from your brother Joseph, after his mysterious disappearance. The compound is historically called "'''Halidor'''", but you may rename it if you wish (though this might confuse potential visitors used to the old name). The political power of a household is referred to as a [[Factions\|faction,]] or a "'''house'''", and the "faction" which used to be associated with the physical Halidor compound was known as "house" [[Halidor]] - but this faction now passes on to you, so is now in the name of whatever your last name is. ('''Renaming''' your household currently only becomes available as an option as part of a quest available to Tier 2+ subscribers, and only after reading a couple of clue books.)		You have just inherited a small compound in the [[Locations (Ikaanos)#Redhaven\|Redhaven]] district of [[Ikaanos]] from your brother Joseph, after his mysterious disappearance. The compound is historically called "'''Halidor'''", but you may rename it if you wish (though this might confuse potential visitors used to the old name). The political power of a household is referred to as a [[Factions\|faction,]] or a "'''house'''", and the "faction" which used to be associated with the physical Halidor compound was known as "house" [[Halidor]] - but this faction now passes on to you, so is now in the name of whatever your last name is. ('''Renaming''' your household currently only becomes available as an option as part of a quest available to Tier 2+ subscribers, and only after reading a couple of clue books.)

	You new home in Raana consists of three parts:		You new home in Raana consists of three parts:

	* '''The yard~~.'''~~ Surrounding your house is a spacious, walled yard, that has a total of seven building slots. One of these comprises the wall, gatehouse and guardroom, one is a shrine, one is a small grove of trees, one is currently taken up with a big pile of junk, and three are vacant. The first two have potential to be developed further, the grove can be developed or demolished then redeveloped, and the other plots can be variously developed into gardens, a gazebo, a training dojo, workshops, or a stable. '''''Read more about the yard [[The yard\|HERE]].'''''		=== The yard ===
	* '''The house~~.'''~~ The large house has three storeys plus a basement. The ground floor holds a decrepit kitchen, dilapidated living room, a disgusting bathroom, an office, and a spare room which could be made into a library or a bedroom. The first floor has a run-down master bedroom plus seven other rooms fit for making into bedrooms. The attic is wasted space which could be converted into a nursery. And the basement holds one huge, moldy dormitory (originally a workshop for slave labor) with toilet and shower facilities, a sparsely equipped BDSM "training room", a barred jail cell, and a couple of spall rooms which could be turned into more cells, a library, or even a newspaper office. '''''Read more about the house [[Player Home (Redhaven)\|HERE]].'''''		Surrounding your house is a spacious, walled yard, that has a total of seven building slots. One of these comprises the wall, gatehouse and guardroom, one is a shrine, one is a small grove of trees, one is currently taken up with a big pile of junk, and three are vacant. The first two have potential to be developed further, the grove can be developed or demolished then redeveloped, and the other plots can be variously developed into gardens, a gazebo, a training dojo, workshops, or a stable. '''''Read more about the yard [[The yard\|HERE]].'''''
	* '''Modules~~.'''~~ Modules are a variety of installations that can be easily fitted without taking any of the space illustrated on the floorplan, to provide your household with a range of additional capabilities: genetically engineered food-producing indoor plants, extra food storage, a television-based entertainment system, a computer, a loom for making clothing, a workbench with tools for repairing weapons and armor, a high tech laboratory, nanite tubes, and even a fusion power plant. '''''Read more about modules [[Modules\|HERE]].'''''
			=== The house ===
			The large house has three storeys plus a basement. The ground floor holds a decrepit kitchen, dilapidated living room, a disgusting bathroom, an office, and a spare room which could be made into a library or a bedroom. The first floor has a run-down master bedroom plus seven other rooms fit for making into bedrooms. The attic is wasted space which could be converted into a nursery. And the basement holds one huge, moldy dormitory (originally a workshop for slave labor) with toilet and shower facilities, a sparsely equipped BDSM "training room", a barred jail cell, and a couple of spall rooms which could be turned into more cells, a library, or even a newspaper office. '''''Read more about the house [[Player Home (Redhaven)\|HERE]].'''''

			=== Modules ===
			Modules are a variety of installations that can be easily fitted without taking any of the space illustrated on the floorplan, to provide your household with a range of additional capabilities: genetically engineered food-producing indoor plants, extra food storage, a television-based entertainment system, a computer, a loom for making clothing, a workbench with tools for repairing weapons and armor, a high tech laboratory, nanite tubes, and even a fusion power plant. '''''Read more about modules [[Modules\|HERE]].'''''

	==Household statistics==		==Household statistics==

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	You new home in Raana consists of three parts:		You new home in Raana consists of three parts:

	* '''The yard.''' Surrounding your house is a spacious yard that has a total of ~~five~~ building slots. ~~Use~~ these ~~slots~~ to ~~construct anything from busy~~ workshops ~~to lush gardens~~.		* '''The yard.''' Surrounding your house is a spacious, walled yard, that has a total of seven building slots. One of these comprises the wall, gatehouse and guardroom, one is a shrine, one is a small grove of trees, one is currently taken up with a big pile of junk, and three are vacant. The first two have potential to be developed further, the grove can be developed or demolished then redeveloped, and the other plots can be variously developed into gardens, a gazebo, a training dojo, workshops, or a stable. '''''Read more about the yard [[The yard\|HERE]].'''''
	** '''''Read more about the yard [[The yard\|~~here~~]].'''''		* '''The house.''' The large house has three storeys plus a basement. The ground floor holds a decrepit kitchen, dilapidated living room, a disgusting bathroom, an office, and a spare room which could be made into a library or a bedroom. The first floor has a run-down master bedroom plus seven other rooms fit for making into bedrooms. The attic is wasted space which could be converted into a nursery. And the basement holds one huge, moldy dormitory (originally a workshop for slave labor) with toilet and shower facilities, a sparsely equipped BDSM "training room", a barred jail cell, and a couple of spall rooms which could be turned into more cells, a library, or even a newspaper office. '''''Read more about the house [[Player Home (Redhaven)\|HERE]].'''''
	* '''The house.''' The ~~interior part of your household features 14 rooms that are at your disposal~~. ~~Some rooms are reserved for certain types~~, ~~such as the~~ living room and master bedroom~~, but most~~ other ~~chambers can~~ be ~~turned~~ into ~~NPC bedrooms~~, ~~libraries~~, ~~cigar~~ rooms, ~~prison cells~~ or ~~offices~~.		* '''Modules.''' Modules are a variety of installations that can be easily fitted without taking any of the space illustrated on the floorplan, to provide your household with a range of additional capabilities: genetically engineered food-producing indoor plants, extra food storage, a television-based entertainment system, a computer, a loom for making clothing, a workbench with tools for repairing weapons and armor, a high tech laboratory, nanite tubes, and even a fusion power plant. '''''Read more about modules [[Modules\|HERE]].'''''
	** '''''Read more about the house [[Player Home (Redhaven)\|~~here~~]].'''''
	* '''Modules.''' Modules ~~refers to~~ installations that can ~~potentially benefit both~~ the ~~interior and exterior part of~~ your household~~. It can be power sources~~, ~~reactors~~, ~~crafting installations or~~ nanite tubes.
	** '''''Read more about modules [[Modules\|~~here~~]].'''''

	==Household statistics==		==Household statistics==

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	=== Corruption ===		=== Corruption ===
	A sign of your home's sexual and moral standards. Affects NPC attribute: [[Corruption]] (+). Not to be confused with Ikaanos' [[Political Events#Corruption\|societal corruption]], or individual NPCs' personal [[Corruption]]. When Household Corruption is 5 or more, some points each day will convert to increasing random NPCs' personal Corruption, up to 70, with 2 points of Household Corruption giving +1 Personal Corruption. There is also a smaller chance of Household Corruption points converting to points in Nymphomaniac trait or Pervert trait, on a 3-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Corruption ~~'''~~[[Household Statistics#Corruption\|HERE]]''.'''''		A sign of your home's sexual and moral standards. Affects NPC attribute: [[Corruption]] (+). Not to be confused with Ikaanos' [[Political Events#Corruption\|societal corruption]], or individual NPCs' personal [[Corruption]]. When Household Corruption is 5 or more, some points each day will convert to increasing random NPCs' personal Corruption, up to 70, with 2 points of Household Corruption giving +1 Personal Corruption. There is also a smaller chance of Household Corruption points converting to points in Nymphomaniac trait or Pervert trait, on a 3-for-1 basis. '''''Read more about Household Corruption [[Household Statistics#Corruption\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>corfester</code>		* Variable: <code>corfester</code>

	=== Purity ===		=== Purity ===
	A sign of your home's wholesomeness and kindness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Corruption]] (-), [[Traits (NPCs)#Malevolent\|Malevolent]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Generated by NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] and the [[Traits (NPCs)#Va\|Vanilla]] traits. Purity points convert to increased Happiness in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. Purity points also DECREASE Corruption in random NPCs, down to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Malevolent trait points on a 1-for-1 basis (moving that NPCs trait 25% of the way towards Pure instead, but no further). Read more about Household Purity ~~'''~~[[Household Statistics#Purity\|HERE]]''.'''''		A sign of your home's wholesomeness and kindness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Corruption]] (-), [[Traits (NPCs)#Malevolent\|Malevolent]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Generated by NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] and the [[Traits (NPCs)#Va\|Vanilla]] traits. Purity points convert to increased Happiness in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. Purity points also DECREASE Corruption in random NPCs, down to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Malevolent trait points on a 1-for-1 basis (moving that NPCs trait 25% of the way towards Pure instead, but no further). '''''Read more about Household Purity [[Household Statistics#Purity\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>purefester</code>		* Variable: <code>purefester</code>

	=== Efficiency ===		=== Efficiency ===
	A sign of your household's work ethics. Affects NPC attributes: [[Discipline]] (+), [[Stress]] (+). If Household Efficiency is 5+, points may convert to increased Stress in NPCs with Stress <5 on a 2-for-4 basis. And also convert to increased Discipline, up to 60, on a 2-for-1 basis. And if Household Efficiency is 25+, points have a smaller chance of converting to points in Workaholic trait on a 5-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Efficiency ~~'''~~[[Household Statistics#Efficiency\|HERE]]''.'''''		A sign of your household's work ethics. Affects NPC attributes: [[Discipline]] (+), [[Stress]] (+). If Household Efficiency is 5+, points may convert to increased Stress in NPCs with Stress <5 on a 2-for-4 basis. And also convert to increased Discipline, up to 60, on a 2-for-1 basis. And if Household Efficiency is 25+, points have a smaller chance of converting to points in Workaholic trait on a 5-for-1 basis. '''''Read more about Household Efficiency [[Household Statistics#Efficiency\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>workfester</code>		* Variable: <code>workfester</code>

	=== Depravity ===		=== Depravity ===
	A sign of how much "badness" that has festered in your household. Affects NPC attributes: [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (-). Depravity points above 4 reduce [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] down to 50 and [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] trait points down to 50, on a 1-for-1 basis; NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Jester\|Jester]] or [[Traits (NPCs)#Bratty\|Bratty]] traits are immune. Read more about Household Depravity ~~'''~~[[Household Statistics#Depravity\|HERE]]''.'''''		A sign of how much "badness" that has festered in your household. Affects NPC attributes: [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (-). Depravity points above 4 reduce [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] down to 50 and [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] trait points down to 50, on a 1-for-1 basis; NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Jester\|Jester]] or [[Traits (NPCs)#Bratty\|Bratty]] traits are immune. '''''Read more about Household Depravity [[Household Statistics#Depravity\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>badfester</code>		* Variable: <code>badfester</code>

	=== Contentment ===		=== Contentment ===
	A sign of your home's general happiness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Anger]] (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Contentment points above 4 convert to Happiness points, up to 100, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Anger points down to 2, on a 1-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Contentment ~~'''~~[[Household Statistics#Contentment\|HERE]]''.'''''		A sign of your home's general happiness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Anger]] (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Contentment points above 4 convert to Happiness points, up to 100, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Anger points down to 2, on a 1-for-1 basis. '''''Read more about Household Contentment [[Household Statistics#Contentment\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>goodfester</code>		* Variable: <code>goodfester</code>

	=== Emancipation ===		=== Emancipation ===
	A sign of your home's equality and democracy. Affects NPC attribute: [[Willpower\|WILLPOWER]] (+). This value is generated by NPCs with the [[Traits (NPCs)#Advocate\|Advocate]] trait. Emancipation points convert to increased Willpower in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Emancipation ~~'''~~[[Household Statistics#Emancipation\|HERE]]''.'''''		A sign of your home's equality and democracy. Affects NPC attribute: [[Willpower\|WILLPOWER]] (+). This value is generated by NPCs with the [[Traits (NPCs)#Advocate\|Advocate]] trait. Emancipation points convert to increased Willpower in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. '''''Read more about Household Emancipation [[Household Statistics#Emancipation\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>freedomfester</code>		* Variable: <code>freedomfester</code>

	=== Demoralization ===		=== Demoralization ===
	A sign of your home's hopelessness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Willpower\|WILLPOWER]] (-), [[Fear]] (+). Demoralization points above 4 reduce Willpower down to 14, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they increase Fear up to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Demoralization ~~'''~~[[Household Statistics#Demoralization\|HERE]]''.'''''		A sign of your home's hopelessness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Willpower\|WILLPOWER]] (-), [[Fear]] (+). Demoralization points above 4 reduce Willpower down to 14, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they increase Fear up to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. '''''Read more about Household Demoralization [[Household Statistics#Demoralization\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>hardfester</code>		* Variable: <code>hardfester</code>

	=== Disrepair ===		=== Disrepair ===
	A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|janitors]] or use the "mend household" action in the Household info screen. Read more about Household Disrepair ~~'''~~[[Disrepair\|HERE]]''.'''''		A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|janitors]] or use the "mend household" action in the Household info screen. '''''Read more about Household Disrepair [[Disrepair\|HERE]].'''''

	* Variable: <code>repairfester</code>		* Variable: <code>repairfester</code>

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	A man's home is his castle. Sure, ~~it's~~ a little dilapidated right now, but it's ''yours.'' Your home is more than just a place to live - it offers a great deal of space for all sorts of business ventures or projects. The condition of your home also affects the happiness of all NPC occupants, your reputation and the different tools at your disposal. An investment in your home is an investment in yourself.		A man's home is his castle. Sure, this one is a little dilapidated right now, but it's ''yours.'' Your home is more than just a place to live - it offers a great deal of space for all sorts of business ventures or projects. The condition of your home also affects the happiness of all NPC occupants, your reputation and the different tools at your disposal. An investment in your home is an investment in yourself.

	== Your inherited household compound ==		== Your inherited household compound ==
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	=== Modules ===		=== Modules ===
	Modules are a variety of installations that can be easily fitted without taking any of the space illustrated on the floorplan, to provide your household with a range of additional capabilities: genetically engineered food-producing indoor plants, extra food storage, a television-based entertainment system, a computer, a loom for making clothing, a workbench with tools for repairing weapons and armor, a high tech laboratory, nanite tubes, and even a fusion power plant. '''''Read more about modules [[Modules\|HERE]].'''''		Modules are a variety of installations that can be easily fitted without taking any of the space illustrated on the floorplan, to provide your household with a range of additional capabilities: genetically engineered food-producing indoor plants, extra food storage, a television-based entertainment system, a computer, a loom for making clothing, a workbench with tools for repairing weapons and armor, a high tech laboratory, nanite tubes, and even a fusion power plant. '''''Read more about modules [[Modules\|HERE]].'''''

	==Household statistics==		==Household statistics==
	Keeping track of your household's statistics is almost as important as planning your construction projects. There's a popup (click the question mark just above the stat holders) that explains what they do and how to affect them. In short, household stats get "soaked" by NPCs who are currently occupying your household. E.g. if an NPC "successfully" soaks one Corruption point, their Corruption increases by one point, and the household Corruption will decrease. A soaked Depravity point makes the NPC's Happiness go down by one point, and so on. Only a few points of each household attribute can be soaked by residents each day, so "unspent" points may accumulate. And the higher the score, the higher the chance that a point may get soaked that day.		Keeping track of your household's statistics is almost as important as planning your construction projects. There's a popup (click the question mark just above the stat holders) that explains what they do and how to affect them. In short, household stats get "soaked" by NPCs who are currently occupying your household. E.g. if an NPC "successfully" soaks one Corruption point, their Corruption increases by one point, and the household Corruption will decrease. A soaked Depravity point makes the NPC's Happiness go down by one point, and so on. Only a few points of each household attribute can be soaked by residents each day, so "unspent" points may accumulate. And the higher the score, the higher the chance that a point may get soaked that day.

	=== Corruption ===		=== Corruption ===
	A sign of your home's sexual and moral standards. Affects NPC attribute: [[Corruption]] (+). Not to be confused with Ikaanos' [[Political Events#Corruption\|societal corruption]], or individual NPCs' personal [[Corruption]]. When Household Corruption is 5 or more, some points each day will convert to increasing random NPCs' personal Corruption, up to 70, with 2 points of Household Corruption giving +1 Personal Corruption. There is also a smaller chance of Household Corruption points converting to points in Nymphomaniac trait or Pervert trait, on a 3-for-1 basis.		A sign of your home's sexual and moral standards. Affects NPC attribute: [[Corruption]] (+). Not to be confused with Ikaanos' [[Political Events#Corruption\|societal corruption]], or individual NPCs' personal [[Corruption]]. When Household Corruption is 5 or more, some points each day will convert to increasing random NPCs' personal Corruption, up to 70, with 2 points of Household Corruption giving +1 Personal Corruption. There is also a smaller chance of Household Corruption points converting to points in Nymphomaniac trait or Pervert trait, on a 3-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Corruption '''[[Household Statistics#Corruption\|HERE]]''.'''''

	* Variable: <code>corfester</code>		* Variable: <code>corfester</code>

	=== Purity ===		=== Purity ===
	A sign of your home's wholesomeness and kindness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Corruption]] (-), [[Traits (NPCs)#Malevolent\|Malevolent]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Generated by NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] and the [[Traits (NPCs)#Va\|Vanilla]] traits. Purity points convert to increased Happiness in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. Purity points also DECREASE Corruption in random NPCs, down to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Malevolent trait points on a 1-for-1 basis (moving that NPCs trait 25% of the way towards Pure instead, but no further).		A sign of your home's wholesomeness and kindness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Corruption]] (-), [[Traits (NPCs)#Malevolent\|Malevolent]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Generated by NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] and the [[Traits (NPCs)#Va\|Vanilla]] traits. Purity points convert to increased Happiness in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. Purity points also DECREASE Corruption in random NPCs, down to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Malevolent trait points on a 1-for-1 basis (moving that NPCs trait 25% of the way towards Pure instead, but no further). Read more about Household Purity '''[[Household Statistics#Purity\|HERE]]''.'''''

	* Variable: <code>purefester</code>		* Variable: <code>purefester</code>

	=== Efficiency ===		=== Efficiency ===
	A sign of your household's work ethics. Affects NPC attributes: [[Discipline]] (+), [[Stress]] (+). If Household Efficiency is 5+, points may convert to increased Stress in NPCs with Stress <5 on a 2-for-4 basis. And also convert to increased Discipline, up to 60, on a 2-for-1 basis. And if Household Efficiency is 25+, points have a smaller chance of converting to points in Workaholic trait on a 5-for-1 basis.		A sign of your household's work ethics. Affects NPC attributes: [[Discipline]] (+), [[Stress]] (+). If Household Efficiency is 5+, points may convert to increased Stress in NPCs with Stress <5 on a 2-for-4 basis. And also convert to increased Discipline, up to 60, on a 2-for-1 basis. And if Household Efficiency is 25+, points have a smaller chance of converting to points in Workaholic trait on a 5-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Efficiency '''[[Household Statistics#Efficiency\|HERE]]''.'''''

	* Variable: <code>workfester</code>		* Variable: <code>workfester</code>

	=== Depravity ===		=== Depravity ===
	A sign of how much "badness" that has festered in your household. Affects NPC attributes: [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (-). Depravity points above 4 reduce [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] down to 50 and [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] trait points down to 50, on a 1-for-1 basis; NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Jester\|Jester]] or [[Traits (NPCs)#Bratty\|Bratty]] traits are immune.		A sign of how much "badness" that has festered in your household. Affects NPC attributes: [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] traits (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (-). Depravity points above 4 reduce [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] down to 50 and [[Traits (NPCs)#Pure\|Pure]] trait points down to 50, on a 1-for-1 basis; NPCs with [[Traits (NPCs)#Jester\|Jester]] or [[Traits (NPCs)#Bratty\|Bratty]] traits are immune. Read more about Household Depravity '''[[Household Statistics#Depravity\|HERE]]''.'''''

	* Variable: <code>badfester</code>		* Variable: <code>badfester</code>

	=== Contentment ===		=== Contentment ===
	A sign of your home's general happiness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Anger]] (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Contentment points above 4 convert to Happiness points, up to 100, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Anger points down to 2, on a 1-for-1 basis.		A sign of your home's general happiness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Anger]] (-), [[Happiness and Affection\|Happiness]] (+). Contentment points above 4 convert to Happiness points, up to 100, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they reduce Anger points down to 2, on a 1-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Contentment '''[[Household Statistics#Contentment\|HERE]]''.'''''

	* Variable: <code>goodfester</code>		* Variable: <code>goodfester</code>

	=== Emancipation ===		=== Emancipation ===
	A sign of your home's equality and democracy. Affects NPC attribute: [[Willpower\|WILLPOWER]] (+). This value is generated by NPCs with the [[Traits (NPCs)#Advocate\|Advocate]] trait. Emancipation points convert to increased Willpower in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis.		A sign of your home's equality and democracy. Affects NPC attribute: [[Willpower\|WILLPOWER]] (+). This value is generated by NPCs with the [[Traits (NPCs)#Advocate\|Advocate]] trait. Emancipation points convert to increased Willpower in random NPCs, up to a cap of 70, on a 1-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Emancipation '''[[Household Statistics#Emancipation\|HERE]]''.'''''

	* Variable: <code>freedomfester</code>		* Variable: <code>freedomfester</code>

	=== Demoralization ===		=== Demoralization ===
	A sign of your home's hopelessness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Willpower\|WILLPOWER]] (-), [[Fear]] (+). Demoralization points above 4 reduce Willpower down to 14, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they increase Fear up to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis.		A sign of your home's hopelessness. Affects NPC attributes: [[Willpower\|WILLPOWER]] (-), [[Fear]] (+). Demoralization points above 4 reduce Willpower down to 14, on a 1-for-1 basis. And they increase Fear up to 10, on a 1-for-1 basis. Read more about Household Demoralization '''[[Household Statistics#Demoralization\|HERE]]''.'''''

	* Variable: <code>hardfester</code>		* Variable: <code>hardfester</code>

	=== Disrepair ===		=== Disrepair ===
	A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|janitors]] or use the "mend household" action in the Household info screen. ~~'''~~Read more about Disrepair ~~effects~~ [[Disrepair\|~~here~~]]''.'''''		A sign of your household's current state. This value goes up slowly but surely. More NPCs, workshops and installations further increases the Disrepair rate gain. Fix Disrepair by assigning [[Assignments and Jobs#Janitor\|janitors]] or use the "mend household" action in the Household info screen. Read more about Household Disrepair '''[[Disrepair\|HERE]]''.'''''

	* Variable: <code>repairfester</code>		* Variable: <code>repairfester</code>