Geisha (TWS2)

Geisha

Overview

Like ninja, geisha are assassins, but, unlike their male counterparts, they automatically start with the highest level of subterfuge skill and can only assassinate or spy passively. Geisha are always visible to the enemy, making them susceptible to capture by metsuke.

Recruitment Cost: 1000

Actions

• Assasination
• Spying

Requires

• Buildings:
  • Infamous Mizu Shobai District

Skills

Below is the chart showing skills of a geisha in chronological order:-

Effects & Description

Below is the table containing info on the effects and descriptions of various skills of a geisha.

Skill	Effects	Description
Courtesan	Level 1 +4% to the agent's success chance +3% to the chance of escape following an unsuccessful action	Shame and pain: they both pierce the heart.
Entertainer	Level 1 +1 to subterfuge when assassinating	A smile can hide many intentions.
Flattery	Level 1 +3% to the chance of escaping from enemy agents Level 2 +6% to the chance of escaping from enemy agents +5% to the agent's critical success chance	A clever tongue has its uses.
Fox Lady	Level 1 +5% to the agent's critical success chance +6% to the chance of escape following an unsuccessful action	The fox is cunning: she never reveals that she is a fox.
Seduction	Level 1 +1 to subterfuge when assassinating	Men seldom dwell on danger; women are more prudent.
Politics	Level 1 +3% to the chance of escaping from enemy agents Level 2 +6% to the chance of escaping from enemy agents	There is an art in knowing who to know.
Cultured Lady	Level 1 +6% to the chance of escape following an unsuccessful action Level 2 +4% to the agent's success chance +9% to the chance of escape following an unsuccessful action	Grace in all things is most becoming.
Poisoner	Level 1 +1 to subterfuge when assassinating Level 2 +2 to subterfuge when assassinating	"More tea, dear?"
Agent	Level 1 +10% to the chance of escaping from enemy agents +15% increase to campaign map line of sight	Intrigue lives in a make-up box.

Retainers

Retainer	Effects	Description
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Traits

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