Clan Magistrate
Resumo
- Concedido por
Clan champions, daimyō, and other leaders within a clan may appoint magistrates to enforce the law within the clan’s territories and among its vassals.
- Recompensa de status
+10 (to a minimum of 45)
- XP para conclusão
- 30
Habilidade de título
Justice of the Champion
When you make a Command or Courtesy check targeting a member of your clan, you may spend as follows:
+: The target receives or removes (your choice) strife equal to spent this way.
Avanços
Título
| Avanço | Tipo | Ícone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scholar Skills | Grupo de perícias | ||
| Social Skills | Grupo de perícias | ||
| Fitness | Perícia | ||
| Martial Arts [Melee] | Perícia | ||
| Coiling Serpent Style | Técnica | ||
| Prey on the Weak | Técnica | ||
| Truth Burns through Lies | Técnica |
Descrição
Clan magistrates are similar to Emerald Magistrates but have a jurisdiction confined to the lands and holdings of their parent clan. More specialized (and lower-ranking) types of clan magistrates, called regional or municipal magistrates, have jurisdictions that are further restricted to a specific area or a particular town or city. Most crimes in the Empire are investigated by clan magistrates, although they often work with Emerald Magistrates operating in their clan’s territory. This is particularly true in cases of serious crimes with Empire-wide implications, such as treason or use of illegal magic. Having a clan magistrate work with Emerald Magistrates conducting an investigation in their territory allows a clan’s leadership to ensure that their interests are represented and to keep tabs on what the Emerald Magistrates may be up to in their lands.
Clan magistrates generally patrol their jurisdictions on a regular basis, inspecting travelers’ papers to ensure they are in proper order. They also oversee the collection of taxes, including designated levies on the production of food and other commodities by commoners and tariffs on goods sold or traded by merchants.
Several clans maintain specialized groups of clan magistrates, such as the Asako Inquisitors of the Phoenix, the Kuroiban (“Black Watch”) of the Scorpion, and the Kuni Purifiers of the Crab. Each of these groups deals primarily with illegal and blasphemous magics and incursions into the Empire by the Shadowlands.
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Emerald Empire · Chapter 7: New Player Options › Additional Titles · p. 249
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Clan magistrates are similar to Emerald Magistrates but have a jurisdiction confined to the lands and holdings of their parent clan. More specialized (and lower-ranking) types of clan magistrates, called regional or municipal magistrates, have jurisdictions that are further restricted to a specific area or a particular town or city. Most crimes in the Empire are investigated by clan magistrates, although they often work with Emerald Magistrates operating in their clan’s territory. This is particularly true in cases of serious crimes with Empire-wide implications, such as treason or use of illegal magic. Having a clan magistrate work with Emerald Magistrates conducting an investigation in their territory allows a clan’s leadership to ensure that their interests are represented and to keep tabs on what the Emerald Magistrates may be up to in their lands.
Clan magistrates generally patrol their jurisdictions on a regular basis, inspecting travelers’ papers to ensure they are in proper order. They also oversee the collection of taxes, including designated levies on the production of food and other commodities by commoners and tariffs on goods sold or traded by merchants.
Several clans maintain specialized groups of clan magistrates, such as the Asako Inquisitors of the Phoenix, the Kuroiban (“Black Watch”) of the Scorpion, and the Kuni Purifiers of the Crab. Each of these groups deals primarily with illegal and blasphemous magics and incursions into the Empire by the Shadowlands.
Assigned By: Clan champions, daimyō, and other leaders within a clan may appoint magistrates to enforce the law within the clan’s territories and among its vassals.
Status Award: +10 (to a minimum of 45)
XP to Completion: 30
Justice of the Champion (Title Ability): When you make a Command or Courtesy check targeting a member of your clan, you may spend as follows:
+: The target receives or removes (your choice) strife equal to spent this way.