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| − | A Bureaucrat's job is to ensure the smooth running of [[realm]] administration. Essentially a clerk, their job is to [[travel]] the realm and | + | A Bureaucrat's job is to ensure the smooth running of [[realm]] administration. Essentially a clerk, their job is to [[travel]] the realm and improve the stats of [[region]]s. |
| − | Most of the time, bureaucrats will have little other than a small bodyguard for a [[unit]], which | + | Most of the time, bureaucrats will have little other than a small bodyguard for a [[unit]], which must permenantly be a [[police force]]. Because of this, bureaucrats are rarely found in battle unless desperately required by the realm or when in a defensive role while the majority of [[soldier|soldiers]] are on campaign elsewhere and cannot reinforce. Units under the command of a bureaucrat will suffer worse [[morale]] and [[combat strength]] penalties then a unit working for a leader of any other class, even when the latter is set to police force as well. Bureaucrats are also unable to attend [[tournament]]s. |
The main benefit of being a bureaucrat is the ability to do specialist bureaucratic work, intended to improve all of [[production]], [[morale]] and [[loyalty]] of a region. Unlike most other kinds of work, this work will not come with a drop in morale for a unit. Bureaucrats also have the ability to observe a graph of the region's stats over a period of time; the most advanced form of examining things such as [[independence levels]] in a region. | The main benefit of being a bureaucrat is the ability to do specialist bureaucratic work, intended to improve all of [[production]], [[morale]] and [[loyalty]] of a region. Unlike most other kinds of work, this work will not come with a drop in morale for a unit. Bureaucrats also have the ability to observe a graph of the region's stats over a period of time; the most advanced form of examining things such as [[independence levels]] in a region. | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 22 July 2005
A Bureaucrat's job is to ensure the smooth running of realm administration. Essentially a clerk, their job is to travel the realm and improve the stats of regions.
Most of the time, bureaucrats will have little other than a small bodyguard for a unit, which must permenantly be a police force. Because of this, bureaucrats are rarely found in battle unless desperately required by the realm or when in a defensive role while the majority of soldiers are on campaign elsewhere and cannot reinforce. Units under the command of a bureaucrat will suffer worse morale and combat strength penalties then a unit working for a leader of any other class, even when the latter is set to police force as well. Bureaucrats are also unable to attend tournaments.
The main benefit of being a bureaucrat is the ability to do specialist bureaucratic work, intended to improve all of production, morale and loyalty of a region. Unlike most other kinds of work, this work will not come with a drop in morale for a unit. Bureaucrats also have the ability to observe a graph of the region's stats over a period of time; the most advanced form of examining things such as independence levels in a region.
As diplomacy is moot on the South Islands, Bureaucrats are forbidden to emmigrate or other troop leaders to change class there.
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