Fame and prestige

TheGamer’s accolades guide treats Fame as a second currency. You spend it in the Hall of Fame on gods, ornaments, and governor portraits. Prestige is the other meter: honoured guests and some heroic specialist effects key off it. Laevinus, for example, is described as triggering a heroic effect at 40,000 Prestige.

Accolades come in sets of nine. A single accolade pays 15 to 50 Fame. Finishing the nine pays 90 more. The Hall of Fame has a Latium track and an Albion track. Prices in that guide usually sit between 15 and 75 Fame, and spending Fame opens the next tier of the track. Update 2.0 added a Twitch Drop history page inside the same hall.

“Max fame” has no official ceiling in the article. I will not write a cap. If your track stops, the guide’s explanation is that the next tier is still locked behind a purchase, not that you hit a hidden maximum.