Ranks and Privileges:
Dead 0 Posts
Wanderer 1 Post
Outlander 10 Posts
Outcast 25 Posts
Outlaw 50 Posts
Rogue 75 Posts- May lead factions to war.
Noble Ranks
Lord/Lady 100 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May decide on a domain name for their title to precede. 'Lord Gray' would in turn become 'Baron Gray' and so forth.
Baron/Baroness 150 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May pledge themselves to a Duke or Duchess and recieve a Barony within the respective Dukedom or Duchy.
Viscount/Viscountess 300 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May hold a Barony.
- May change their domain name.
Count/Countess 450 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May hold a Barony.
- May change their domain name.
- Priveleges within the inner court.
Marquis/Marquess 600 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May hold multiple Baronies.
- May change their domain name.
- Priveleges within the inner court.
Duke/Duchess 750 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May appoint Baronies within their domain.
- May pledge themselves to a King or Queen and recieve a Dukedom or Duchy within the respective Kingdom.
- May change their domain name.
- Priveleges within the inner court.
Royal 1000 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May hold a Duchy or Dukedom.
- May change their domain name.
- Priveleges within the inner court.
- May be asked to take on special projects.
Prince/Princess 1500 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May hold several Duchies or Dukedoms.
- May change their domain name.
- Priveleges within the inner court.
- May be asked to take on special projects.
King/Queen 3000 Posts- May lead factions to war.
- May appoint Dukes and Duchesses within their domain.
- May hold a Kingdom.
- May change their domain name.
- Priveleges within the inner court.
- May be asked to take on special projects.
| Rank and Organization FAQ:
Q: Are these ranks for characters in the roleplay?
A: No, these ranks, titles, and privileges are for Forumwar members and to be used only outside the roleplay.
Q: I don't understand the Barony thing. How does in-game territory relate to members and not characters?
A: Members who hold a Barony are responsible for keeping up with the roleplay that takes place in their territory and may be asked to provide summaries or assist in drawing up maps or blueprints. It may be easier for a member to choose a territory their character occupies frequently.
Q: So wait, is this mandatory when I reach that rank? I don't want to do any work.
A: The responsibility is voluntary, you don't have to have a Barony if you don't want to; you can be of the Baron rank but without a Barony to hold.
Q: What's with the domain thing? I already have a name.
A: The domain names are just an optional thing for those that enjoy titles, if you don't choose one then your domain name will default to your username.
Q: The pledging.. does that mean I have to do what they say?
A: Not at all. By appointing you to a Barony of their territory, they are dividing their territory and giving you an area to be responsible for.
Q: What's this nobility system for, exactly?
A: The system is designed to optionally give more power and responsibility to members as they progress.
Q: 'May lead factions to war', what's that all about?
A: We're moving back to a faction-based system, where new members must submit their characters to a specific faction for approval. To start a faction, a member must be of Rogue rank or higher. The minimum amount of members a faction can have is three. |
