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Baron/Baroness is a title of honour, often hereditary and marks the transition from low to high [[Noble Titles|nobility]], being higher in rank than [[Lord]], but lower than [[Viscount]]. The title is granted by a kingdom's [[Regent]] to rule over a small fief which usually remains property of the Kingdom.
 
Baron/Baroness is a title of honour, often hereditary and marks the transition from low to high [[Noble Titles|nobility]], being higher in rank than [[Lord]], but lower than [[Viscount]]. The title is granted by a kingdom's [[Regent]] to rule over a small fief which usually remains property of the Kingdom.
  
To become a Baron, you don't need to meet any in game mechanical requirements. A Regent can appoint up to 2 Barons/ Baronesses for each castle the Kingdom owns. The title can also be customized to reflect a regional or roleplay equivalent. The crown icon seen above will remain the same.
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To become a Baron, you don't need to meet any in game mechanical requirements. A Regent can appoint up to 2 Barons/ Baronesses for each castle the Kingdom owns. The title can also be customized to reflect a regional or roleplay equivalent. The crown icon seen above can also be altered, making it harder for others to recognize the rank.
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''This role is mainly for Role Playing purposes. ''
 
''This role is mainly for Role Playing purposes. ''
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* award for exemplary loyalty, efforts for the kingdom's benefit, etc.
 
* award for exemplary loyalty, efforts for the kingdom's benefit, etc.
 
* come with a salary
 
* come with a salary
* exemtion from certain laws
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* exemption from certain laws
  
  
 
[[Category: Roles]]
 
[[Category: Roles]]

Latest revision as of 18:53, 11 July 2021

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Baron/Baroness is a title of honour, often hereditary and marks the transition from low to high nobility, being higher in rank than Lord, but lower than Viscount. The title is granted by a kingdom's Regent to rule over a small fief which usually remains property of the Kingdom.

To become a Baron, you don't need to meet any in game mechanical requirements. A Regent can appoint up to 2 Barons/ Baronesses for each castle the Kingdom owns. The title can also be customized to reflect a regional or roleplay equivalent. The crown icon seen above can also be altered, making it harder for others to recognize the rank.


This role is mainly for Role Playing purposes.

[edit] Duties

kingdoms can decide for themselves wether and which duties or privileges they want to give with the title. For reference, those may include among others:

  • administrative duties
  • military duties
  • award for exemplary loyalty, efforts for the kingdom's benefit, etc.
  • come with a salary
  • exemption from certain laws
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