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Savar
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 Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2015 8:34 pm Post subject: nobility |
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Is there much information on how/why someone is entitled?
Also what benefits and responsibilities that might entitle? |
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CRMcNeill
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The only official treatment of that is in Lords of the Expanse...
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Savar
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Dalekdad
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I'd imagine the privileges and responsibility of nobility vary wildly across the Empire and the Republic. I'm thinking you would have anything from barely respected constitutional monarchs and their kin to LOE style sector wide noble houses that have their fingers in every pie.
I doubt that the late Republic would have had the will to enforce any kind of uniformity and the Empire would likely promote its supporters and play local families off of one another.
I picture the average Empire-supporting local noble to be a lot like Adrian Brody's character in the Grand Budapest Hotel, actually. |
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