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|Tier-number = 2 | |Tier-number = 2 | ||
|Background = | |Background = | ||
|Description = When a situation calls for words and not weapons, it’s best to rely on those trained in statecraft and de-escalation. | |Description = When a situation calls for words and not [[weapons]], it’s best to rely on those trained in statecraft and de-escalation. | ||
|Rank 1 = You can force a target NPC at or below your level to stop fighting for a while. | |Rank 1 = You can force a target [[NPC]] at or below your [[level]] to stop fighting for a while. | ||
|Rank 2 = You can force a target NPC up to 10 levels higher than you to stop fighting for a while. | |Rank 2 = You can force a target NPC up to 10 levels higher than you to stop fighting for a while. | ||
|Rank 3 = You can force a target NPC up to 20 levels higher than you to stop fighting for a while. | |Rank 3 = You can force a target NPC up to 20 levels higher than you to stop fighting for a while. | ||
|Rank 4 = You can force target NPCs to permanently stop fighting (unless they're attacked again) | |Rank 4 = You can force target [[NPCs]] to permanently stop fighting (unless they're attacked again) | ||
|Challenge 1 = ?????? | |Challenge 1 = ?????? | ||
|Challenge 2 = ?????? | |Challenge 2 = ?????? | ||