Aithne Charr
Heir of Fire
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Confederacy of the Outer Realms
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The Forgotten
[member="Solan Charr"]
I have a few questions of curiosity.
Will the positions of planetary representatives be open to anyone who applies, much like the GR Senate, and how much of a role will they play in the faction?
Also, can said representatives also hold a position in the military?
I have a few questions of curiosity.
Will the positions of planetary representatives be open to anyone who applies, much like the GR Senate, and how much of a role will they play in the faction?
Also, can said representatives also hold a position in the military?
Aithne Charr
Heir of Fire
[member="Minna"]
Due to the Confederation being just that, a collection of planets seeking protection and growth rather than a single, governing body. A Planetary Representative is more secure in their position. As such they are also gladly allowed into the Military or the Aurorian Knights, a force order another member of the Confederacy wanted to construct which i am highly interested in seeing what they come up with. As for how much a role in the faction they play is dependent on how much work they put into things.
Further more their positions as representatives are diplomats and further more the ones in charge of diplomatic(of course) and economic prosperity. As i said above they are allowed into either the military or force group without question, as it is meant to be a very free level in terms of transitioning your skills. BUT precautions are taken for those whom are part of the force sect. Should someone be in the military, and much like with the precautions of the force sect. For example, they will only be given command of troops in battle if also a diplomat rather than all the time.
Due to the Confederation being just that, a collection of planets seeking protection and growth rather than a single, governing body. A Planetary Representative is more secure in their position. As such they are also gladly allowed into the Military or the Aurorian Knights, a force order another member of the Confederacy wanted to construct which i am highly interested in seeing what they come up with. As for how much a role in the faction they play is dependent on how much work they put into things.
Further more their positions as representatives are diplomats and further more the ones in charge of diplomatic(of course) and economic prosperity. As i said above they are allowed into either the military or force group without question, as it is meant to be a very free level in terms of transitioning your skills. BUT precautions are taken for those whom are part of the force sect. Should someone be in the military, and much like with the precautions of the force sect. For example, they will only be given command of troops in battle if also a diplomat rather than all the time.
The Forgotten
[member="Solan Charr"]
Well I have to say it's well thought out and a promising idea. I could consider making/putting a character in, but I might wait and see if I can think of something.
Good luck though, hope it takes off.
Well I have to say it's well thought out and a promising idea. I could consider making/putting a character in, but I might wait and see if I can think of something.
Good luck though, hope it takes off.
Aithne Charr
Heir of Fire
[member="Minna"]
Thank you for the well wishes
Thank you for the well wishes
Khallesh
Huntress
What happened to vitae? (IC)
Aithne Charr
Heir of Fire
@Khallesh
They are still completely alive. I left the faction due to differences in how we thought things should be handled and didn't want to hold them up on their own plans anymore.
They are still completely alive. I left the faction due to differences in how we thought things should be handled and didn't want to hold them up on their own plans anymore.