Open Applications (February 1632)

[Ymbert Montgomery]

Civil

Fencing School Instructor Le Tigre
Fencing School Instructor Le Chat
Fencing School Instructor Le Chein
Fencing School Instructor Le Souris (Remi Laurent Faure, Arnold D'Blancheur) Favour Required 6
Minister of Justice
CPS (Hulluame de la Garde, Renald de la Azur, Jacques Bougiedure, Jean Bonbeur, Guy D'avranches) Favour Required 8
Comm. of Public Health
Royal Chemist
Royal Botanist
Surgeon General




Church





Military

Army Commander (Flanders) (Guy D'avranches) Favour Required 6
Adjutant to Spanish Frontier Commander
Regimental Adjudants (Spanish Frontier, Flanders Frontier, Normandy)




Medical


NB: King's Executioner has been changed to March as the CPS appoints it!

[Jacques Bougiedure]

Could you post the favor level that is required for each position that players are eligible for? Sometimes it isn't apparent from the tables in the rulebook. i.e. Director of the Lottery is selected by the CG of Finances who could be a Marshal de Camp (level 5), a Vicomte (level 4), or an Archbishop (level 6).

[Ymbert Montgomery]

Sure thing. I've only done the ones with eligible PCs. Note that the appointers in this case are all senior ministers, not their ranks for the purposes of influence use!

[huillaume]

Are Secretary of State full-time appointments (so forbiding bewing out of Paris)?

They are not listed in the full-time list (as they are not ministers), nor do they have an asterisk (I guess they mean so, though I don't find the reference in the rules) o ntheir description, but IITR to be said they are considered as such...

BTW, if the astersik means full-time job, the Adjutant General should also have it.

[Ymbert Montgomery]

They're full time appointments; they're considered Ministers.