Second reputation based on successful reputation roll

[Phoenix]

The search function doesn't like me...
Basically what I'm looking for is if there is any way to build something like a two tiered reputation.

Example: First Reputation: Super Terrorist, 11-; Second Reputation: ...Reformed, 8- (This one only applies IF the first one is successful).
I'm converting one of my old 3rd Ed tragic villains to a PC for an up coming game.

Thanks

[torchwolf]

The search function doesn't like me...
Basically what I'm looking for is if there is any way to build something like a two tiered reputation.

Example: First Reputation: Super Terrorist, 11-; Second Reputation: ...Reformed, 8- (This one only applies IF the first one is successful).
I'm converting one of my old 3rd Ed tragic villains to a PC for an up coming game.

Thanks
Adding RSR (RAR) [Reputation: Super Terrorist](-1/2) to the second Reputation should do it.
This can be done as a Perk or Disadvantage/Complication (6E APG suggests this option); in the case of Disad/Complication, the "Active Points" are the point value, reduced by the Limitation in this case.

[Lucius]

Or you could just make the second roll regardless of how the first came out and if it's made, assume they know both reputations.

Lucius Alexander

Reputation: If you see Lucius Alexander, there's a palindromedary around somewhere

[torchwolf]

Alternatively, just make a single roll.
On a result of 9-11, the first Reputation applies.
On a result of 8-, both apply.

[JaredThaler]

Since this is practically what the Large Group / Small group modifiers are built for, why not use them?

Reputation: Super Terrorist: 11-, Everyone, Causes Extreme reaction
Reputation: Reformed Super terrorist: 8-, Large Group (People who made the first roll),

[Nevelon]

Or you could just make the second roll regardless of how the first came out and if it's made, assume they know both reputations.

Lucius Alexander

Reputation: If you see Lucius Alexander, there's a palindromedary around somewhere

But think of the fun if you keep them separate:

"I know he's reformed, can't quite remember from what though. One of those religious distinctions? or the 'I don't do that anymore' type. Maybe he had a problem with drugs or alcohol. or he was something evil, like a telemarketer..."