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[Dwarfaholic]

Higher Wisdom should reduce the effects of talk attacks. After all, the enemy isnt saying anything a character with high wisdom doesnt already know.

If I have 6 wisdom, for instance, then I already would know most of that jive about capitalism.

You ruined it. Curse you.

[mainiac]

You have it backwards.  If you have 6 wisdom, that nonsense about capitalism might actually make sense.  Someone without the curse of wisdom is less likely to be hurt because they can't even begin to understand.

[Funk]

that will make the boss armor from talking attacks,
but thay are kind of the wold first super liberal.

[Jamini]

You have it backwards.  If you have 6 wisdom, that nonsense about capitalism might actually make sense.  Someone without the curse of wisdom is less likely to be hurt because they can't even begin to understand.

A person who hasn't neccecarily considered the opposite sides of the political argument before (I.E. Low Wisdom) would probably be easier for a debator to confuse and talk around simply because the low wisdom person is in unfamilier waters, while a person who clearly has seen both sides of the spectrum (High Heart AND Wisdom) already knows the strengths and weaknesses of the opposing arguments and rejects them.
 
Honestly, I would like too see it where Low Wisdom librals under attack by debators are easier to stun (confuse), but harder to turn (they loose less juice), while High Wisdom librals are much harder to confuse through argument but are easier to turn around (they loose more juice). Such a system would add more depth to recruitment choices, and actually might give a player a reason to recruit a libral with both high Heart and Wisdom.