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[[File:Previewbribe10.png |thumb| A Bribe that A-COM will exchange 10 Credits for.]] | |||
Bribes represent something valuable that you haven’t obtained during the game – an artifact from your homeworld, an expensive wine, a sought after trading card – whatever you wish. | Bribes represent something valuable that you haven’t obtained during the game – an artifact from your homeworld, an expensive wine, a sought after trading card – whatever you wish. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:50, 12 August 2026
Bribes represent something valuable that you haven’t obtained during the game – an artifact from your homeworld, an expensive wine, a sought after trading card – whatever you wish.
If an NPC is susceptible to bribery, they will value these tokens as a substitute to whatever they’d usually ask for in negotiations.
If a player accepts a Bribe, they may then use it on someone else or exchange it with A-COM for the number of credits listed, usually 10 or 100.
