Principality

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'Definition by corpora' CK: A group consisting of 75 players or more.

What is it?

A large Chapter or group of chapters, given special privileges by their Kingdom. The definition varies by each kingdom's Corpora. Not all kingdoms have Principalities, some like Blackspire use the term Grand Duchy instead.

Powers of Principalities

Authority for principalities varies from one kingdom to another. Some allow them to give up to the 8th order in Ladder Awards. Others allow 10th order awards. They are not usually allowed to give titles or Masterhood but this may vary according to their parent Kingdom.


Under Blackspire

  • 9th order awards
  • Fighting class Masterhoods
  • Titles up to and including Baronet

Under Dragonspine

  • 10th order awards
  • Fighting class Masterhoods
  • Titles up to and including Baron/Baroness

Under Iron Mountains

  • 8th order awards
  • Fighting class & Reeves guild Masterhoods
  • Titles up to and including Count/Countess

Borderlands as a "High Principality", under Emerald Hills

  • 10th order awards
  • All Masterhoods
  • Titles up to and including Count & Defender
  • Full details here.

Officers

Principalities have your basic officer complement. Monarch in the person of a Prince or Princess, a Regent, a Prime Minister sometimes called a Grand Vizier and a Champion.

IM does not always have a Champion in its principalities, but both of its current principalities have them. Westmarch lacked provisions for a Champion in it's corpora until mid 2008.

Listing of Principalities:

Under Blackspire

Under Dragonspine

Under Iron Mountains

Under Neverwinter


Under Goldenvale

Former Principalities

Under Burning Lands

Under the Celestial Kingdom

Under the Emerald Hills

Under Iron Mountains

Under Rising Winds

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