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Post by enoch52 on Sept 12, 2019 12:30:17 GMT
I just want to make sure I understand the rules correctly: simply being the son (or daughter) of a nobleman does NOT make you titled, correct? You are only considered titled when you have earned a noble rank of your own (or are a nobleman as the result of being an orphaned firstborn child of a nobleman).
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Post by Ymbert Montgomery on Sept 12, 2019 12:40:26 GMT
That's correct.
You're noble, not titled. (As long as you're legitimate)
Nobles - Can court Noble Mistresses and there's a handful of positions where it matters like the Dominicans.
Titled - Can apply for appointments where Titles are required.
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Post by Alain Andre Durant on Sept 15, 2019 22:46:14 GMT
I just want to make sure I understand the rules correctly: simply being the son (or daughter) of a nobleman does NOT make you titled, correct? You are only considered titled when you have earned a noble rank of your own (or are a nobleman as the result of being an orphaned firstborn child of a nobleman). If the titled father dies and you are the first born, inheriting the title "should" happen. |
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Post by Ymbert Montgomery on Sept 16, 2019 0:45:07 GMT
If the titled father dies and you are the first born, inheriting the title "should" happen. That is indeed the case, although no character has had that happen yet. (It's a 1 in 36 chance so that's not surprising). |
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