Reputation

Reputation plays an important part in Might and Magic Tribute. If the party has a good reputation, more or better dialogue options become available, and prices are friendlier. If the party's reputation gets worse, less and less people will want to have anything to do with them. Eventually, shops close their doors to the party, and guards will hunt them on sight.

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Factions

The party has a different reputation with each community or faction. It can happen that an action increases their reputation with one faction, but decreases their reputation with another.

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Changing reputation

Reputation can be increased in the following ways:

• donate to a temple;
• complete a quest;
• have a party member of the local race or of the class of local preference

Reputation can also be decreased:

• donate to enemy temples;
• completing enemy quests;
• have a party member of an enemy race or of a locally loathed class.

Reputation can be further affected by a variety of other actions.

Over time, reputation will slowly return to base values, adjusted only for party composition and donations.

How actual reputation is perceived by the population can be affected by the use of diplomacy, a human ability. Reputation nor perceived reputation can ever exceed 100, or drop below 0.

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