Maybe I should reread the file 
So I'm guessing since Dekoven is the highest discount and at the top, it applies first.
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Shop policies do not combine in any way, so they must be chosen with care. For
example, if someone is a member of a city and a guild, both of whom get some
sort of discount, only one of those will apply. At this point, it is difficult
to tell which one will apply, though almost certainly the one that shows up
first on the price policy list. The same is true for conflicting policies, such
as a discount and a markup.
Refusals of service override all, and are always applied first, before markups
or discounts.
example, if someone is a member of a city and a guild, both of whom get some
sort of discount, only one of those will apply. At this point, it is difficult
to tell which one will apply, though almost certainly the one that shows up
first on the price policy list. The same is true for conflicting policies, such
as a discount and a markup.
Refusals of service override all, and are always applied first, before markups
or discounts.
So I'm guessing since Dekoven is the highest discount and at the top, it applies first.
QUOTE (Brahms @ Apr 3 2009, 05:56 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Is anyone knowledgeable bored enough to compose a list of afflictions and brief descriptions of what they do exactly?
Working on it! My quest for alphabetizing them properly is slowing me down though.
QUOTE (Xiel @ Apr 3 2009, 09:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Working on it! My quest for alphabetizing them properly is slowing me down though.
Is there a similar work in progress concerning the technical effects of different combat/buff abilities?
In other IRE games some abilities are described quite ambiguously, as in not explaining excatly what affliction they give or leave something such as "psst, this attack has a 3 second stun in addition to the aforesaid affliction" out.
