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There are no particular requirements necessary to enter play with Arts & Entertainment status, though you should give consideration in your background to how and why they acquired what influence they have. And especially how they maintain it. Earning it in play is as simple as either entering the space as an artist, providing space for artists to enter, or funding such artists or their spaces. | {{Tab}}There are no particular requirements necessary to enter play with Arts & Entertainment status, though you should give consideration in your background to how and why they acquired what influence they have. And especially how they maintain it. Earning it in play is as simple as either entering the space as an artist, providing space for artists to enter, or funding such artists or their spaces. | ||
This facet of society is as much about what you can make happen as what you can make, and those who consistently deliver find themselves called upon to keep on delivering. Those who slow down soon find themselves passed by and forgotten. | {{Tab}}This facet of society is as much about what you can make happen as what you can make, and those who consistently deliver find themselves called upon to keep on delivering. Those who slow down soon find themselves passed by and forgotten. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:15, 24 February 2020
There are no particular requirements necessary to enter play with Arts & Entertainment status, though you should give consideration in your background to how and why they acquired what influence they have. And especially how they maintain it. Earning it in play is as simple as either entering the space as an artist, providing space for artists to enter, or funding such artists or their spaces.
This facet of society is as much about what you can make happen as what you can make, and those who consistently deliver find themselves called upon to keep on delivering. Those who slow down soon find themselves passed by and forgotten.