Melhed/Glossary

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For those new to Melhed, you may find it useful to know the following frequently used terms.

Aeldie Games and entertainment.
Augur Will of the Gods
Consul First among equals. Holds the position of Ruler in game. Is responsible for communicating the will of the Senate to other realms.
Conventus The time of voting. The Senate Gathers to vote on issues once a week during Conventus.
The Emperor Not to be confused with the office of Emperor. The first emperor of Melhed, Tsu Sun during the Age of Blood. He ruled Melhed before the Senate was formed.
Equites The scribes, captains, and merchants of the republic.
Forum The hall of the senate during public discussion. A place where political information gets disseminated. A Message Group in game. Open to all who want to know the political situation and the most commonly used group.
Imperator Holds the position of General in game. This position does not grant a seat on the Senate.
Patrician A noble of Melhed. Normal social rank for players.
Plebian A peasant of Melhed, works the land and crafts not to mention military service.
Preator Holds the position of Judge in game. This position does not grant a seat on the Senate.
Proletarii Adventurers and near slaves.
Quaestor Holds the position of Banker in game. This position does not grant a seat on the Senate.
Melite Term for citizens of Melhed.
Senate The governing body of the republic. Highest social rank. Mostly composed of regional lords. Also a Message Group in game, used only for select topics.
Sun Symbol of one half of the Melhed culture. The enlightened, the civilized, the calm. The aspect of law, order, and knowledge. Both halves are considered of equal worth.
Tribune Representative of the Plebeians on the senate, and dispenses justice for the proletarii. Holds no vote, speaks to plebeians on behalf of senate.
Wolf Symbol of one half of the Melhed culture. The brutal, the savage, the impatient. The aspect of blood, death and ignorance. Both halves are considered of equal worth.