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Solium Infernum

Vendetta Objectives:

Claiming Vendetta requires that you specify your objectives. e following objectives may be claimed:

Capture Cantons: You must capture a NET INCREASE of Cantons from your target opponent. e more Cantons

you capture, the greater the reward upon success. e game will present you with several numerical choices.

Capture Places of Power: You must capture a number of Places of Power from your target opponent. e more

Places of Power that you capture, the greater the reward for success. Note: You may lose Places of Power, too. So the

goal is NOT a net increase but that you take a given number of Places of Power from your opponent.

Destroy Legions: You must destroy a certain number of Legions that your opponent controls. e more Legions that

you destroy, the greater the reward. Legions must be destroyed through either combat or a Destruction Ritual that you

perform. Destruction through an Event does not count. Note: You may lose Legions of your own so that you destroy

the number of enemy Legions claimed during Vendetta creation.

Vendetta Turn Limit: Claiming Vendetta also requires that you set a turn limit on how long it will take. e shorter

the turn limit, the greater the reward upon success. e maximum turn limit is determined by your Infernal Rank and

the position of your opponent’s reat Level.

Success (Prestige Bonus): If you succeed Vendetta then you are rewarded with a Prestige bonus. e size of the

bonus depends on the goals and time limit you set; it is always some multiple of the wager that you make. On top of

this, your opponent will loose Prestige equal to half the Prestige that you wagered.

Failure: If you fail in your Vendetta, you lose the Prestige that you wagered, and your opponent is rewarded with half

of this number.

Single Combat Vendettas

You ask of me things which I give willingly and which I dare not ever give. Quiet in your certitude.

Confident like rocks. My breath mists the world, your eyes wet the floor and then spark the chips of

wood like tinder when they splinter from the ramparts into the air. With this great noise around us, I feel

unnatural and distant from your use of language, these formalities with which we decide grievances. With a

promising Tartarus over one’s failure, I must not refuse my Lord’s qualms.

Though as you’re here with me, combing at my beard with your hand, I see the age of a century of men.

Wanders who carry forks and bowls in their packs, looking for food yet finding only fellowship, which

nourishes the eyes and nothing more. They are, in fact, spectators of a coming collapse that bears either

your name or mine. And since rules that govern grand things grow greater than any one

Champion, I too abide, though with ebbing will.

--From Temeluchas’s “A History of Defeat; Service to the King”

As mentioned above, in a Single Combat Vendetta you must select a Praetor to defend your honor. e opponent does the

same, and these champions ﬁght in Pandemonium’s Infernal Arena. e winner honors his patron Archﬁend before the

Conclave and all of Hell’s Great Houses, and the defeated is vanquished to Tartarus, losing honor for his patron Archﬁend.

e Wager: Calculating the range for wagers on a Single Combat is done in similar fashion to the traditional

Vendetta. e reward for winning is always twice the wager. Your opponent is required to wager the same amount of

Prestige, and if his Praetor wins the combat then he wins double his wager, too.

Note: e player targeted by Single Combat Vendetta automatically pays his wager to the Infernal Conclave without

any right to appeal. He may decide whether or not to send a Praetor for combat, but he has no choice in submitting

this required Prestige cost. If he does not possess suﬃcient Prestige to cover this cost then the Infernal Conclave takes

what he has remaining. If he wins, he receives the rewards as indicated above.

e Turn Limit: Each player must submit a Praetor within two turns, which means each player has one additional

turn to acquire a Praetor (that is, if he does not presently have one) after receiving the Vendetta by Single Combat

notiﬁcation. By this second turn, the players must designate a Praetor for combat, else this player will concede the

wager and lose Prestige to his opponent. To assign a Praetor you must click the message in the Turn Log Tab of the

Ministerium Interface that corresponds to the Vendetta.

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