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+### What is Favor?
+Favor represents feelings of gratitude, honor, responsibility, or debt
+between a PC and another character (PC or NPC). A character who
+favors another will feel inclined to act in their interest, even if just to
+pay off a perceived debt.
+When you Favor someone, or someone Favors you, note down their
+name and the details behind the Favor. Two people can mutually Favor
+each other, and you can Favor as many different people as you’d like.
+While someone Favors you, they might treat you especially kindly,
+make you feel appreciated, act in your stead, or similar.
+- Gaining Favor: The most common way to gain someone’s Favor is
+by accomplishing a significant task for them, triggering the Gratify
+Move shown to the right. The significance of this task is judged by the
+character it’s done for, not the one doing it. One person might Favor
+you for the encouraging words you said when they needed to hear
+them, while another may demand you deal with a threat plagueing
+the area. GM’s should consider an NPC’s Want when judging if an
+accomplished task would gain their Favor.
+- Losing Favor: If you mistreat someone who Favors you, they no longer
+do so. Just like with gaining favor, what this entails is also up to the
+character who is Favoring you.
+- Favoring Others: You decide how you treat those you Favor, how you
+express it and what it means. Every character will have limits on how
+far they will go for someone they Favor.
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