There are some considerations that apply whenever the game gives the option to become hostile with a previously-friendly faction. Grim Dawn features items that amplify reputation gains with factions.

There are a total of 145 bounty missions across the 7 friendly factions.Д®ach friendly faction offers its own specific equipment for purchase, available from the faction quartermastersВ as rewards for gaining reputation. These are small quests where the player can earn additional rewards and reputation. Nemeses are rare and very powerful bosses, but they drop more loot and are more likely to drop rare blueprints.ДЇactions offer bounties via their respective bounty tables. Nemesis enemies of that faction start spawning in that faction's territory.In the case of Kymon's Chosen and the Order of Death's Vigil, this will be the first time their heroes are encountered. Heroes of that faction start spawning more often wherever their forces are found.Additional champions start spawning, sometimes with monsters that do not normally spawn in an area appearing to bolster their forces.Reaching higher tiers with a faction grants perks that are listed below. There are two sets of reputation tiers that form the progressions for friendly and hostile factions.

Enemies of any kind with a level far below that of the player don't affect reputation at all. Heroes, bosses, and nemeses grant more reputation that regular enemies. Reputation changes are affected by what kind of enemy is defeated.This can only work if the faction is 'known' to the character, which typically requires them to complete a quest for that faction on any difficulty. If some friendly factions have this hostile faction listed as an enemy, the player gains reputation with these friendly faction.If the enemy was a member of a hostile faction, the player gains infamy with that faction.If this quest harmed another friendly faction, the player may lose reputation with that faction.If this quest was aimed against a hostile faction, the player may gain infamy with that faction.The player gains positive reputation with the faction that benefits from the quest (usually, but not always, the one that gains the quest).The following actions result in reputation changes: In some cases (such as when turning in some quests), gained reputation can be lost, but this cannot make a friendly faction hostile even if the reputation with that faction would go below 0 (it is set to 0 instead). This determines the choice of available quests and makes it easier to earn reputation with the chosen cult, but does not make the other two cults hostile.Дepending on whether a faction is friendly or hostile, the player can gain either positive or negative reputation with it. в†‘ 4.0 4.1 4.2 The player is required to join one of the three cults during the storyline of the Forgotten Gods expansion.в†‘ The player is given the option to attack Barrowholm in Act 5 quests.The other option, siding with the Outcast, incurs a reputation loss with the Black Legion, but does not make that faction hostile. в†‘ The player is given the option to attack the Outcast in the quest The Aetherial Witch.The faction the player didn't side with becomes hostile. в†‘ 1.0 1.1 The player is required to side with either Kymon's Chosen or the Order of Death's Vigil during the main storyline quest Allies Among the Ashes.

Quest for infamy map