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In order to be a successful Judge you need some background info. Here are some things that you must know: | In order to be a successful Judge you need some background info. Here are some things that you must know: | ||
* | *What is the [[Taxes|tax rate]]? | ||
*How many | *How many [[Class#Bureaucrat|bureaucrats]] do you have helping you? | ||
*Which are the | *Which are the [[region]]s of our realm? | ||
*Which region have a | *Which region have a [[Region Command|local lord]], and which ones don't. | ||
Most of this info can be found under "[[Information]]" | |||
==How should I position my bureaucratic workers to have maximum effect?== | |||
Every morning you have to look at the realms status list. This will summon the changes the regions have gone through during the turn change. At the beginning of this list you will find a message that shows the situation of your bureaucrats. If you have too many, you will see it through here. | |||
The best way to maintain your realm is to have the ruler create a message group for you and your bureaucratic workers. ''(You can also have one of the region lords create a guild that all the bureaucrats can join. This is especially useful if your realm does not have a spare message group to use for bureaucrats.)'' Then use your Judge Bulletin to make a clear list of the regions and next to that list, a list that will tell the bureaucrats where to be. | |||
The best way to maintain your realm is to have the ruler create a message group for you and your | |||
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==What about the | ==What about the region lords?== | ||
Region lords are responsible to tend to their region. They are often normal soldiers who like to join the battles, and don't have time to keep their region in top shape. In this case you have to use your own ability to hold [[court]] to make sure their regions stay in good shape. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:43, 1 November 2006
So you are the new elected/chosen Judge. Congratulations! But now the real work starts. These are some simple guidelines to make your job as comfortable as possible.
Things you should know!
In order to be a successful Judge you need some background info. Here are some things that you must know:
- What is the tax rate?
- How many bureaucrats do you have helping you?
- Which are the regions of our realm?
- Which region have a local lord, and which ones don't.
Most of this info can be found under "Information"
How should I position my bureaucratic workers to have maximum effect?
Every morning you have to look at the realms status list. This will summon the changes the regions have gone through during the turn change. At the beginning of this list you will find a message that shows the situation of your bureaucrats. If you have too many, you will see it through here.
The best way to maintain your realm is to have the ruler create a message group for you and your bureaucratic workers. (You can also have one of the region lords create a guild that all the bureaucrats can join. This is especially useful if your realm does not have a spare message group to use for bureaucrats.) Then use your Judge Bulletin to make a clear list of the regions and next to that list, a list that will tell the bureaucrats where to be.
Example:
Region A - B-Worker John Region B - B-Worker Lenny Region C - B-Worker Homer Region D - B-Worker Lenny
and so on...
What about the region lords?
Region lords are responsible to tend to their region. They are often normal soldiers who like to join the battles, and don't have time to keep their region in top shape. In this case you have to use your own ability to hold court to make sure their regions stay in good shape.
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