Darka/Prisoner Treaties

Current Treaties

Prisoner Treaty between Darka and Tara (9/10)

All Nobles of Darka and Tara

• Prisoners who have been captured will be held for no more than 2 days then released unharmed and with all their gold. Gold may be seized from a prisoner if and only if looting by their nation occurs.

• Torture will never be used, save the exception for assassins.

Infiltrators

• Infiltrators who have been captured while attempting or succeeding at an assassination of the members of a nation's council or royalty only would face the harshest possible punishment, including torture.

• Otherwise, infiltrators caught doing other actions will be treated as normal prisoners.

Priests

• Priests seized on the battlefield will be treated as normal prisoners.

Prisoner Treaty between Darka and Coria (12/10)

All Nobles of Darka and Coria

• Prisoners who have been captured will be held for no more than 2 days then released unharmed and with all their gold. Gold may be seized from a prisoner if and only if looting by their nation occurs.

• Torture will never be used, save the exception for assassins.

Infiltrators

• Infiltrators who have been captured while attempting or succeeding at an assassination would face the harshest possible punishments, including torture, bans and execution.

• Any infiltrators spotted in the region at the time of a an attempted assassination shall be deemed a possible suspect at the behest of the aggrieved judge, and will be subject to torture, bans and execution, unless proven otherwise, for the duration of the hostilities.

• Otherwise, infiltrators caught doing other military actions will be treated as normal prisoners.

Priests

• Priests seized on the battlefield will be treated as normal prisoners.

Suggested Treaties

Prisoner Treaty between Darka and Cagilan Empire (12/10)

Nobles in General

• Prisoners who have been captured will be held for no more than 2 days then released unharmed and with all their gold. Gold may be seized from a prisoner if and only if looting by their nation occurs.

• Torture will never be used, save the exception for assassins.

Infiltrators

• Infiltrators who have been captured while attempting or succeeding at an assassination would face the harshest possible punishments, including torture, bans and execution.

• Any infiltrators spotted in the region at the time of a an attempted assassination shall be deemed a possible suspect at the behest of the aggrieved judge, and will be subject to torture, bans and execution, unless proven otherwise, for the duration of the hostilities.

• Otherwise, infiltrators caught doing other military actions will be treated as normal prisoners.

Priests

• Priests seized on the battlefield will be treated as normal prisoners.

Prisoner Treaty between Darka and Minas Ithil (12/10)

Nobles in General

• Prisoners who have been captured will be held for no more than 3 days then released unharmed and with all their gold. Gold will never be seized. Bans may be imposed.

• Torture will never be used.

Infiltrators

• Infiltrators who have been captured while attempting or succeeding at an assassination of the members of a nation's council or royalty only would face the harshest possible punishment, excluding torture.

• Infiltrators caught in any other act, save travel and scouting, may be held up to 7 days, but otherwise are treated as any other noble.

Priests

• Priests seized in wartime will be treated as normal prisoners, except they may be held for up to 5 days.

• Priests seized in peacetime are subject to local laws.

Prisoner Treaty between Darka and Talerium (12/10)

Nobles in General

• Nobles who have been captured on the battlefield will be held for no more than 3 days then released unharmed and with all their gold. Gold may be seized from a prisoner if and only if looting by their nation occurs.

• Nobles arrested in peacetime are held to the laws of the jailing nation.

• Banishment, execution and torture may be used only on infiltrators and those nobles previously banned by the jailing nation, during both war and peacetime.

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