High Society Influence
High Society influence opens the door to mingling with the local elite, whispering into their ear to inform their opinions, having them booked (at your benefit or someone else's expense) and sometimes even indulging in their pockets, their event centers, and their valuables. Any of the High Society specialties below unlocks the ability to truck with any celebrity or hard-hitter, but each specialty has its own context that lowers the difficulty of dice rolls pertaining to their individual realms.
Performing Arts
Your network is one of prominent creatives, their studios and their agents. Performing Arts influence lowers the difficulty for any influence actions that concern those who are famous for their works pertaining to dance, theatre, or music, as well as the managers and key employees of the theatres, dance halls, and performance art centers that book and feature them.
Fine Art
Your network is one of prominent creatives, their studios and their agents. Fine Art influence lowers the difficulty for any influence actions that concern those who are famous for their paintings, sculptures, installations, and other expressions of inborn, visual talent, as well as the mangers and key employees of the galleries and performing arts centers that book and feature them.
Museums And Archives
Your network is one of collectors, connoisseurs, historians and rich eccentrics whose niche is the precious and historical. Museums and Archives influence lowers the difficulty for any influence actions that concern art and artefact collectors -- private or public -- as well as the managers and key employees of the museums and historical sites that so often are funded by them.
Hospitality
Your network is one of prominent directors and managers of high-dollar hotels, restaurants, and lounges. Hospitality influence lowers the difficulty for any influence actions that concern four star luxury hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and celebrities within the hospitality industry (celebrity chefs, food critics, etc).
