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7th Sea Noble Titles
7th Sea Noble Titles
Avalon
The Avalonian nobel system is the system after which most other nation's have modeled their nobel
titles.
Castille
In Castille all the nobles (except the King) are technically all called Don, or Donna. Nobles actually
have roughly the same amount of land area under their direct control. So they claim domain over
that of their children’s land as well. So noble title becomes not only a measure of power, but also of
how high you stand in your own family. Adding the title is optional and only used for formal
occasion or when you want to point out how much land you control.
Montaigne
Ussura
Who Function
Chairman 9 permanent Chairs (8 Leaders of the best Guilds + Eisen Imperator's Butler)
Leaguer 91 Seats held by highest bidder for 3 years
Lord Mayor City leaders, elected for 5 years by the citizens
Vesten
Who What
High King Missing
Jarl Equivalent rank of an Earl, rules over a herding
Hersar Noble who has not or cannot prove himself worthy of becoming a Jarl
Huskarlar Knights to the Jarls en Hersars
Vodacce
Like the titles of other countries, lesser nobles are granted dominion over a part of the Prince’s
estate. However in Vodacce they do not mark this estate in land so often as in responsibility. Many
of the lesser nobles do own and run land for their lord, but rarely does that land equate in size to
that of their equivalent in other countries. In true Vodacce style, few nobles admit to their title. They
are simply noble and that along grants respect. What they actually do for their lord is no one else’s
business.