Difference between revisions of "Talk:Councils"
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to - everyone in "Senate -Those who decide" (public group) <- acts as a diplomatic and interior Council | to - everyone in "Senate -Those who decide" (public group) <- acts as a diplomatic and interior Council | ||
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| + | : Yes, you can set up these groups manually. But no members are automatically included, the ruler has unassailable power of patronage over them and currently I am not sure how referendum's could be delivered to manually made message groups. The difference with these Councils is that they will be part of the game mechanics. Part of a realms governance by matter of course. It also forces serious medieval behaviour I think. If a ruler wants to attack the power of his Judge for example, he will have to be more creative than simply pulling him from a message group. --[[User:Revan|Revan]] 15:24, 12 March 2008 (CET) | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 12 March 2008
The same thing can be done with message groups.Take your nobles and throw them into a group, give it a name and you're done. If refurendums could be handed out to message groups you could set up all sorts of voting strata.--Dalakar 12:41, 12 March 2008 (CET)
EX: Message Groups
to - everyone in "Forum Publicus -Those interested" (public group) <- adjunct to the senate
to - everyone in "Ordo Tacitics -Military Planning" (public group) <- advises the general and discusses stratagey
to - everyone in "Senate -Those who decide" (public group) <- acts as a diplomatic and interior Council
- Yes, you can set up these groups manually. But no members are automatically included, the ruler has unassailable power of patronage over them and currently I am not sure how referendum's could be delivered to manually made message groups. The difference with these Councils is that they will be part of the game mechanics. Part of a realms governance by matter of course. It also forces serious medieval behaviour I think. If a ruler wants to attack the power of his Judge for example, he will have to be more creative than simply pulling him from a message group. --Revan 15:24, 12 March 2008 (CET)
