Mug for the Audience

Mug for the Audience

Type: Combat
MP Cost: 0

When getting the jump on a monster due to Combat Initiative, players under the Avatar of Sneaky Pete challenge path have the option to try to solicit the approval of the audience. This can only be attempted during the first round of combat. You cannot do this and pickpocket in the same combat.

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Skill number: 7201

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Source:	Starting skill for Avatar of Sneaky Pete classes.
Price:	N/A
Class:	Avatar of Sneaky Pete
Level:	N/A
Effect:	Gives 1 or 2 (50% chance of either) Cheek, increases audience love by 1
When Used:

You grin at the audience. You gain X Cheek. <audience message>

Notes

• You only get this skill if Pete gets the jump.
• You can only cast this skill once a combat.
• Gives 2 Love if wearing Sneaky Pete's leather jacket.

Audience Response

If the Audience loves you:

• You turn to the Studio Audience and say, "Aayyyyyy." They stomp, clap, and whistle.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and say, "C'moooooon." They cheer and holler, totally on board.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and arch an eyebrow at them. The crowd goes wild!
• You turn to the Studio Audience and give them a thousand-meat wink. They laugh and cheer, applauding wildly.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and give them two thumbs-up. The already warm applause gets even warmer.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and give them a thumbs-up. The polite applause erupts into thunderous applause.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and say your beloved catchphrase. The audience applauds even more enthusiastically.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and grin mischievously. They clap their hands and stomp their feet, transported by your adorableness.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and waggle your eyebrows at them. They erupt in laughter almost too intense to be genuine.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and flash a million-watt smile. The audience leaps to their feet, clapping and cheering.

If the Audience hates you:

• You turn to the Studio Audience and say, "Aayyyyyy." They stop booing and switch to hisses.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and say, "C'moooooon." A few of the boos turn into slightly more agreeable silence.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and arch an eyebrow at them. There's a little scattered applause among the boos.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and give them a thousand-meat wink. A few boos turn into yays.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and give them two thumbs-up. A few of the booers switch to anemic applause.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and give them a thumbs-up. There are a few smatterings of applause among the boos.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and say your beloved catchphrase. The audience warms up a little.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and grin mischievously. A few of the boos turn into yays.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and waggle your eyebrows at them. The stony silence turns into a muted golf clap.
• You turn to the Studio Audience and flash a million-watt smile. There's a single "yay" among the boos.