Restrictions allow societies to limit what types of individuals can join them.<\/p>\n
Using society restriction soft allows a society to toggle their restrictions
to soft restrictions. Soft restrictions allow a restricted character to
join a society but they are limited to standing 1-2, and cannot be given
any important trusts or become a leader. Essentially functioning as a
slave\/servant\/intern class.<\/p>\n
Men: Restrict male characters.
Women: Restict female characters.
Primary Arcanists: Restrict characters with more arcane focuses than any
other type.
Arcanists: Restrict characters with any arcane focuses.
Primary Combatants: Restrict characters with more combat focuses than any
other type.
Combatants: Restrict characters with any combat focuses.
Primary Professionals: Restrict characters with more professional focuses
than other type.
Professionals: Restrict characters with any professional focuses.
Vampires: Restrict vampire characters.
Werewolves: Restrict werewolf characters.
Faeborn: Restrict Faeborn characters.
Angelborn: Restrict Angelborn characters.
Demonborn: Restrict Demonborn characters.
Demigod: Restrict Demigod characters.
Supernaturals: Restrict supernatural characters.
Naturals: Restrict natural characters.
Nonvirgins: Restrict characters who’ve had sex since chargen.
Fratenization: Restrict characters whose most recent sexual partner is
also a member of the society.
Unmarried Sex: Restrict characters who aren’t married to their most
recent sexual partner.
Murderers: Restrict vampires who are not animal feeders and werewolves who
have shifted.
Inhibited: Restrict vampires who are not reckless feeders, werewolves who do
not embrace lunacy and demonborn with low sadism habits.<\/p>\n
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