{
  "event": {
    "options": [
      {
        "outcomes": {
          "failure": {
            "text": "She starts the design and you flinch at the wrong moment. The line goes crooked. She fixes it as best she can, but you both know it's not what you asked for. \"Character,\" she says diplomatically. \"It's got character now.\""
          },
          "success": {
            "text": "You pick a simple design - something personal. She works quickly and cleanly. The result is better than you expected. You feel different walking away, though you can't explain exactly how. Lighter, maybe."
          }
        },
        "skill_requirement": {},
        "text": "Get a tattoo. She's right - why not carry something that means something."
      },
      {
        "outcomes": {
          "failure": {
            "text": ""
          },
          "success": {
            "text": "You admire her work from a distance and move on. Some commitments can wait until the world is more settled. Or maybe that's the point - it never will be."
          }
        },
        "skill_requirement": {},
        "text": "Decline politely. Permanent decisions in impermanent times feel risky."
      },
      {
        "outcomes": {
          "failure": {
            "text": "You examine her ink pots and declare the blue suspicious. She tests it against her skin reference chart - it's indigo plant extract, completely organic. She gives you a look that says 'stick to what you know.' You buy a water and leave."
          },
          "success": {
            "text": "The black ink is carbon-based - safe. The red is iron oxide suspension - also fine. But the blue has a metallic sheen that worries you. You mention it quietly. She checks and goes pale - the blue contains lead acetate. She pulls it immediately and thanks you profusely, offering a free tattoo whenever you want one. You may have saved someone from slow poisoning."
          }
        },
        "skill_requirement": {
          "chemistry": 4
        },
        "text": "Her ink pots - you recognize the pigment compounds. You can tell if her materials are safe."
      }
    ],
    "text": "A woman has set up a makeshift tattoo station in the shade of a canvas awning - ink pots, needles, and a surprisingly clean workstation. A hand-painted sign reads: \"MARKS OF THE NEW WORLD - CUSTOM DESIGNS - FAIR PRICES.\"\n\nShe catches your eye. \"First mark is half price. Everyone should carry something permanent in a world where nothing lasts.\"",
    "title": "The Tattoo Artist",
    "type": 1,
    "uuid": "6dc826b9-00ee-49e6-8204-d622a5584a73"
  }
}