Shunned
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Category | Status |
Sub Category | Roles |
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Revised for Season 17 |
It turns out, you've been quite drunk last night, and stole a few items out of the bank. In response for your careless actions, the community has banned you from various tasks around the town, and all that's left for you now, is to dig through the town's garbage, and hope to find something other than the yesterday's dirt from their Dirty Uniform.
Definition[edit]
The Shunned are those rejected by the rest of the
Town. Usually this is a punishment for bad behaviour, although a small fraction may be dumpster diving by choice: only the shunned can search the town's refuse for . It is much harder to survive when shunned as you cannot receive help and take items from the town without the cooperation of those who shunned you. Shunned citizens are also less useful to the town, however by
Scavenging outside and in the refuse, they can prove their worth to the town and find some unique items.
Being shunned[edit]
After receiving 8 complaints (and neither the Gallows nor
Meat Locker have been built), a
Citizen will be shunned. If either has been built, a player will immediately be
Hanged or
Killed for temporary
Defence, respectively.
When shunned, some items are removed from their Rucksack and
Personal Chest:
Resources (but not
Broken Electronic Device),
Weapons,
Defence Objects, and
Drugs. The following remain, however:
Furniture,
Food and
Miscellaneous. Although there are a few exceptions to this rule, if the citizen's find a
Green Imp Suit or
Radio Cassette Player among your possessions for example, they will take it even though it's listed as Miscellaneous in the Bank.
Restrictions[edit]
Shunned players are no longer able to:
- Take items from
The Bank (they can still deposit).
- Participate in work in
Construction Sites (unless the
Ministry of Slavery has been constructed).
- Open and close the
Town Gates.
- Convert items at the
Workshop.
- Use the
Tamer Experiment Center.
- Vote on the daily
Building upgrades.
- Take extra rations from
The Well (after the
Pump is built).
- Use the town
Water Purifier.
- Register complaints against other
Citizens.
- Send items or receive them from non-shunned citizens.
- Send town-wide messages.
- Write on the blackboard ("Words of Heroes") on the town overview page.
Escort anyone in the
World Beyond (but they can be escorted by any other
Citizen).
Abilities[edit]
The shunned have a few special abilities.
Rucksack hiding[edit]
Hiding items Outside. For 2
the contents of a shunned citizen's
Rucksack may be buried in a zone. Other shunned citizen's can see this cache and collect items from it. Normal citizen's may stumble upon it while
Searching. When a shunned citizen dies they leave a
Banned Citizen's Note at their
Home which gives the location of their buried objects. Upon clicking the button to hide the objects, the game will state: "You spend a while hiding all the obects on your person... Ha Ha... You have used 2 action points."
Search the refuse[edit]
The town's refuse can be searched 3 times per day for 1 each (4 times if you are a
Scavenger). The refuse can be reached by exiting the
Town through the
Town Gates but not moving away from it. In the refuse you will commonly find:
Pound of Flesh (33.5 %)
Fleshrooms (26.3 %)
Thick Solution (19.1 %)
Sticky Pastry Ball (7.2 %)
These items above are combinable and count towards the Emancipation of the Shunned distinction. Although you are also able to search the town refuse and assemble the items when the town is in chaos mode, assembling will only give a distinction when you are
Shunned.
Other items to be found in the refuse:
Wire Mesh (6.3 %)
Twisted Plank (1.9 %)
Stagnant Water Can (1.4 %)
Pharmaceutical Products (0.6 %)
Rusty Chain (0.6 %)
Metal Chest (0.6 %)
Wrought Iron (0.6 %)
Kwik-Fix (0.6 %)
Makeshift Barricade (0.6 %)
Boxes (0.6 %)
Start an insurrection[edit]
Every day the shunned may work towards starting an insurrection. Every shunned citizen must work on the insurrection every day to increase the chance of success. The more shunned there are in a Town, the faster the insurrection happens. Upon completion of the plotting and planning, all non-shunned citizens become shunned and all shunned citizens have their shunned status revoked. An insurrection can only happen once per town.
Liberation[edit]
If a town constructs the Altar, all citizens will be unshunned and existing complaints will be removed.
External links[edit]
- Shunned - Official MyHordes.eu Help Section
- Crimes and Punishment - Official MyHordes.eu Help Section
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