clearmurky
Emperor
Hello, CFC. It is I, Princeof Persia, author of many failed stories (and a few successful ones), now bringing the Civ III S&T its second RP. Those unfamiliar with it, it is a type of Democracy Forum Game.
Part I: The Rules:
Part II: Character Roles
This list is arranged in the order of succession - if the President is assassinated, move to the VP, if he is then the Foreign, etc. etc.
President: Creates the basic plan and manages the workers and improvements. Sets priorities for Governors and for field commanders(in wartime). He can negotiate with foreigners, but if he does he risks assassination.
Vice-President: Primarily serves as the Governor of the capital Region. However, he takes office at the midterms, meaning for the first turnset you still have to put up with the previous VP. He can negotiate with foreigners, but if he does he risks assassination.
Foreign Minister: Negotiates with foreign leaders. Same as above, but much, much less so.
Chief of Staff: Negotiates between the various military branch heads to set up a coherent military proposed quota/budget for the term/turnset.
Defensive Minister: Handles the National Security Matters: Espionage, Garrisons, Border Patrol, etc.
Military Branch Heads(Army>Navy): They take a look at all our cities and selfishly focus their proposed budgets on enhancing their own branches at the exclusion of all others. They then grudgingly negotiate with the Chief of Staff to put a full military unit quota together.
Governors: They decide specific builds for their cities. They can also be issued Tactical Command of all forces fighting near them if the military ministers would rather not micro everything.
Officer: Command Single Units on the Map. Give general commands (Where to move, Attack, Fortify, etc.), but must follow general command of General of Army, else risk Relief of Duty. Can be filled by NPC.
Naval Captain: Similar to Officer, but with their Certain ship. Can be filled by NPC.
Part III: Character Actions and NPCS
Part IV: Current Administration
Part V: Opposition and Government Actions
Opposition Actions:
Bribes - Held by using gold. Player PM's me, and I will use the RNG to check for success. The odds start at 20/1, but may be narrowed to 2/1. Bribes can be used in two ways:
1) Get NPC's and Players to Vote for their party in the next election.
2) Get NPC's and Players to command units they control in a certain way.
General Strike - Basic action. Must be declared in thread by opposition leader. Based on the strength of the opposition, a certain number of cities will be selected for coin flips. Heads=get off scat-free. Tails=all production shut down. Number of cities depends on opposition strength.
Assassination - Any player may order an assassination of another politician or of an NPC, but if the assassin is successful then evidence always surfaces that reveals who ordered the action. Tread lightly. These assassinations, if successful, will remove the target from play for one turnset if a PC or opposing Immortal, permanently if a true NPC. If a minister is Assassinated, he is removed from office for the duration of his injuries.
Vote of No Confidence - Action that the Opposition Leader can take. Calls on the President to hold a reelection. I may step in depending on the circumstances, however, for one side or the other.
Sabotage - Basic action. May destroy a random province improvement. To perform, ANY player must PM me with the target city and improvement(or leave it up to me) and I will flip a coin for odds of success. Whether it fails or succeeds, I flip a coin again to decide if the President discovers evidence leading back to the instigator of the action.
Kidnap - Functions as Jail, save can be performed by any player. Higher odds of success if you are targeting an NPC. Odds increase further if there are multiple people participating.
Call for Desertion - Advanced action. Opposition leader must announce the call in the thread. Some units may or may not be disbanded. Number of units depends on opposition strength.
Armed Revolution (Civil War) - VERY advanced action. Must be declared in thread by opposition leader. Every player who wishes to participate for either side PMs me with this information:
- Allegiance (Government or Rebels)
- List of 4 units that they wish to command. The units must be era applicable (No tanks in the Ancient Age).
- Name of ship (if a naval unit, otherwise, unit will be called ______'s Company. Ships for the Government will be given the prefix HMS and rebel ships will be RNV(Revolutionary Naval Vessel)).
Each player will be represented by a King unit which will accompany his/her stack of units. Losing this unit will mean that the units formerly under his/her command will be given to the President or Opposition Leader to control.
Then I will use the editor to create an accurate map of the empire where the fighting will take place and add in the two armies. The Opposition Leader and President will then give me orders for what each unit will do. They will fight for supremacy and whoever emerges victorious or kills all of their opponents kings will become (or remain) President. Turn-by-turn updates will be given to both sides along with battle logs. If no orders are given, I will play for the absent leader in a highly aggressive manner.
Armed Revolution Concepts:
The Foreign Legions:
The Legions will provide extra strength to the Government or the Rebels in a Revolution if nearby nations are sympathetic to the cause of either side. Foreign Ministers for both factions in a Revolution may negotiate actively with foreign leaders for more troops - though this may backfire or prove ineffectual.
Secessionist States:
Cities that have been recently captured may revolt against the state and will attempt to break away. They will be represented by myself playing in a defensive manner, but might go on the offensive if an opportunity presents itself.
Government Actions:
Martial Law - Advanced action. All opposition actions except Armed Revolution and Sabotage are made impossible, and the latter is highly unlikely to succeed. Elections are not suspended, however. Is in effect until repealed, even if the President who ordered it is not the one who repeals it. That's right - it transcends elections. However, there are penalties for this action . . . .
Jail - The administration may place another player in jail at any time . . . but this will raise the OSR and could produce disastrous consequences if not handled correctly.
Part VI: Gold, Fame and Points
Gold:
Gold can be gained in three ways:
1) Tile Production
If you live in the city, you will gain the a share of the city's income (City's GPT/Number of Citizens)
2) Military Actions
For each non-barbarian enemy unit killed or improvement pillaged under your command, you gain 3 gold. For each city, you gain 15 gold.
3) Government Positions
For governmental positions, there will be a formula:
President: 10% of GNP
Vice-President: 5% of GNP
Foreign Minister: 20% of National Income
Chief of Staff: (Each overall Victory[3 gold]+(# of Units/2)-(Each Overall Defeat[2 gold])
Defensive Minister: (Each Victory in Own Territory [3 gold]) + (# of Garrisoned units*2)- (Each Defeat in Own Territory[2 gold]
General of Army: (Each Military Victory[3 gold])+(# of Military Land Units)-(Each Military Defeat[2 gold])
Admiral of Navy: {(Each Naval Victory[3 gold])+(# of Naval Units)-(Each Naval Defeat[2 gold])}*2
Governors: City Income/2
Gold may be spent in 3 ways
1) Bribes:
You may try to bribe another Character of NPC for the upcoming election. You may use as much gold as you like, which will raise your odds to the highest of 2/1.
2) Purchase of Military Unit Command:
You may purchase command of a Unit (Naval or Army). The better (i.e. more advanced, higher ranked) the more costly.
3) Purchase of Fame:
Fame may be purchased for 10 gold= 1 fame point.
Fame:
Fame may be attained through 4 Ways:
1) Purchase from Gold:
You are able to purchase 1 Fame for 10 gold.
2) Governmental positions:
Fame travels down the list:
President: 10 Fame per turnset (15)
Vice-President: 9 Fame
Foreign Minister: 8 Fame
Chief of Staff: 7 Fame
Defensive Minister: 6 Fame
General of Army: 5 Fame
Admiral of Navy: 4 Fame
Governors: 3 Fame
Military Captains: 2 Fame
Citizens: 1 Fame
3) Assassination:
If you successfully assassinate another person, you gain 10 Fame points.
If you do not succeed, you lose 10 fame points.
4) Military:
For every Military Victory, Some positions gain Fame:
President: 3 Fame
Vice-President: 3 Fame
Foreign Minister: 3 Fame (If in foreign Soil)
Chief of Staff: 3 Fame
Defensive Minister: 3 Fame (If in own Territory)
General of Army: 3 Fame (If Army)
Admiral of Navy: 3 Fame (If Navy)
Governors: 3 Fame (If their city is attacked)
Officers and Captains: 3 Fame (If personal Unit)
Fame May be used in 2 ways
1) Purchase of Votes:
You may spend 100 Fame to obtain an extra vote for the next three election (Mid and Presidential)
2) Purchase of Points:
Points are able to be purchased for 25 points.
Points
Points will have effect at the end of the game(Whenever that is)
Points can be gained through 2 ways:
1) Purchase from Fame:
For 25 Fame, you may purchase 1 Point
2) Turnset as President or VP
You will get 5 points as Pres, 3 as VP
Points effect the game in two ways:
1) Control of NPC's
If the NPC's observe a large amount of Points, they will be in awe and help you.
2) End-game
The points will be tallied, and the winner will be the one with the most points.
Good Luck, as you will need it.
-Princeof Persia
Son of Odin
Praetor of Rome
Lord of the Northern Hordic Empire
Dictator of the Holy Persian Empire
Spoiler :
Part I: The Rules
Part II: Character Roles
Part III: Character Actions and NPCs
Part IV: Current Administration
Part V: Opposition and Government Actions
Part VI: Gold, Fame, and Points
Part II: Character Roles
Part III: Character Actions and NPCs
Part IV: Current Administration
Part V: Opposition and Government Actions
Part VI: Gold, Fame, and Points
Part I: The Rules:
Spoiler :
- I as host reserve the right to veto any action any player wishes to undertake. To consolidate the stability of the AAR, to stop interference with the normal functioning of the thread or simply because I feel like it. Don't mess with The Man.
- Rule #1 of Realpolitik: Democracy is absolute. Even when the Nazis or communists are elected into office, they will still have to answer to the opposition and face elections every thirty turns.
- Any member is free to establish or join a political party of his choice. A member can only be member of one party at a time, although he is free to switch allegiance whenever he sees fit.
- I am going to ask everyone to use their own nicknames at all times when playing or in story updates they write. This is to avoid confusion.
- Every thirty in-game turns an election shall be held, the first election will be in about one week. During the week, I'll grant the right to all parties to organize, unite and campaign to get as many people as they can to vote. Note that everyone registered on the CivFanatics forums is eligible to vote.
- Parties are allowed to form coalitions. At the end of an election, all votes are tallied and the party or coalition with the largest amount of votes wins the election.
- The parties that did not win will be sent to opposition, where they can comment on the policy of the leading faction. I will monitor opposition closely, and the leading players have to understand that failing to appease the public will lead to us penalizing out nation in-game (improvement deletion, raised unhappiness). It is therefore very important to listen to the public.
- If the opposition is strong enough, they can call for a General Strike, a Vote of No Confidence, an Assassination, or if things get REALLY ugly, an Armed Revolution.
- The winning party or coalition will come into office the in-game update after the elections. They must put together, before elections close, a complete cabinet encompassing 7 positions: President, Vice President, Foreign Minister, Defensive Minister, Chief of Staff, and the Chiefs of the Army and Navy. One person may hold more then one position, but you must have at least three people. Neither the President nor the Vice President may be the foreign minister, who may not be any of the four military ministers. Beyond that you may mix and match as you will. The President and the Vice President cannot be the same person.
* - Once we have the appropriate technology.
- Elections can be ended early if one side concedes defeat, but their starting strength will be lowered and they will gain it much slower.
- Every reader (including players) has two votes in the presidential elections. Putting in two votes for a single party is not allowed. However, if parties want to play it smart they'll seek coalition with a like-minded party so players can put two votes into their front.
- The host (Me, Princeof Persia) retains full rights to ban any party that has violated these rules. Spamming parties, parties using a complaint generator, parties inciting hate, parties that are found obtrusive for the normal functioning of this thread or parties that plain tick him off will be banned from the elections indefinitely.
- Please refrain from PMing me for every Realpolitik-related issue. Alternatives are using the profile visitor comments, or simple commenting in the thread.
- You cannot change your vote once it is cast, but you can withdraw your party from a coalition and join another one mid-elections.
- Major Party Rule - A leader (or member) of a Party cannot put himself forward for the position of President unless he has another member (not counting himself) within his own party. He can, however, run for any lower position if he so wishes.
- If you have an issue about my GMing, contact me through PMs. Please do not feel afraid to bring issues to my attention. If you can talk to me but choose not to for whatever reason and instead “take an issue into your own hands” I can guarantee that you’ll get nowhere with me.
- By voting, joining a party or performing any other form of interaction with this AAR, you declare that you have read and understood all these rules to the letter. I don't want to be a jerk guys, so keep it clean!
- Rule #1 of Realpolitik: Democracy is absolute. Even when the Nazis or communists are elected into office, they will still have to answer to the opposition and face elections every thirty turns.
- Any member is free to establish or join a political party of his choice. A member can only be member of one party at a time, although he is free to switch allegiance whenever he sees fit.
- I am going to ask everyone to use their own nicknames at all times when playing or in story updates they write. This is to avoid confusion.
- Every thirty in-game turns an election shall be held, the first election will be in about one week. During the week, I'll grant the right to all parties to organize, unite and campaign to get as many people as they can to vote. Note that everyone registered on the CivFanatics forums is eligible to vote.
- Parties are allowed to form coalitions. At the end of an election, all votes are tallied and the party or coalition with the largest amount of votes wins the election.
- The parties that did not win will be sent to opposition, where they can comment on the policy of the leading faction. I will monitor opposition closely, and the leading players have to understand that failing to appease the public will lead to us penalizing out nation in-game (improvement deletion, raised unhappiness). It is therefore very important to listen to the public.
- If the opposition is strong enough, they can call for a General Strike, a Vote of No Confidence, an Assassination, or if things get REALLY ugly, an Armed Revolution.
- The winning party or coalition will come into office the in-game update after the elections. They must put together, before elections close, a complete cabinet encompassing 7 positions: President, Vice President, Foreign Minister, Defensive Minister, Chief of Staff, and the Chiefs of the Army and Navy. One person may hold more then one position, but you must have at least three people. Neither the President nor the Vice President may be the foreign minister, who may not be any of the four military ministers. Beyond that you may mix and match as you will. The President and the Vice President cannot be the same person.
* - Once we have the appropriate technology.
- Elections can be ended early if one side concedes defeat, but their starting strength will be lowered and they will gain it much slower.
- Every reader (including players) has two votes in the presidential elections. Putting in two votes for a single party is not allowed. However, if parties want to play it smart they'll seek coalition with a like-minded party so players can put two votes into their front.
- The host (Me, Princeof Persia) retains full rights to ban any party that has violated these rules. Spamming parties, parties using a complaint generator, parties inciting hate, parties that are found obtrusive for the normal functioning of this thread or parties that plain tick him off will be banned from the elections indefinitely.
- Please refrain from PMing me for every Realpolitik-related issue. Alternatives are using the profile visitor comments, or simple commenting in the thread.
- You cannot change your vote once it is cast, but you can withdraw your party from a coalition and join another one mid-elections.
- Major Party Rule - A leader (or member) of a Party cannot put himself forward for the position of President unless he has another member (not counting himself) within his own party. He can, however, run for any lower position if he so wishes.
- If you have an issue about my GMing, contact me through PMs. Please do not feel afraid to bring issues to my attention. If you can talk to me but choose not to for whatever reason and instead “take an issue into your own hands” I can guarantee that you’ll get nowhere with me.
- By voting, joining a party or performing any other form of interaction with this AAR, you declare that you have read and understood all these rules to the letter. I don't want to be a jerk guys, so keep it clean!
Part II: Character Roles
Spoiler :
This list is arranged in the order of succession - if the President is assassinated, move to the VP, if he is then the Foreign, etc. etc.
President: Creates the basic plan and manages the workers and improvements. Sets priorities for Governors and for field commanders(in wartime). He can negotiate with foreigners, but if he does he risks assassination.
Vice-President: Primarily serves as the Governor of the capital Region. However, he takes office at the midterms, meaning for the first turnset you still have to put up with the previous VP. He can negotiate with foreigners, but if he does he risks assassination.
Foreign Minister: Negotiates with foreign leaders. Same as above, but much, much less so.
Chief of Staff: Negotiates between the various military branch heads to set up a coherent military proposed quota/budget for the term/turnset.
Defensive Minister: Handles the National Security Matters: Espionage, Garrisons, Border Patrol, etc.
Military Branch Heads(Army>Navy): They take a look at all our cities and selfishly focus their proposed budgets on enhancing their own branches at the exclusion of all others. They then grudgingly negotiate with the Chief of Staff to put a full military unit quota together.
Governors: They decide specific builds for their cities. They can also be issued Tactical Command of all forces fighting near them if the military ministers would rather not micro everything.
Officer: Command Single Units on the Map. Give general commands (Where to move, Attack, Fortify, etc.), but must follow general command of General of Army, else risk Relief of Duty. Can be filled by NPC.
Naval Captain: Similar to Officer, but with their Certain ship. Can be filled by NPC.
Part III: Character Actions and NPCS
Spoiler :
- The President may only issue general orders. I.E. "Moscow build Culturally, but no wonders." The military ministers may give specific orders for existing military forces upgrading and redeploying and such. The Domestic Minister advises the President and the Governors on buildings and wonders to build and policies to choose and improvements to prioritize. The Foreign Minister exists to meet with and negotiate with foreign leaders and NPC figures. The President MAY negotiate with them, but to leave the Capital is to risk assassination.
- After the first turnset of a President's reign comes the midterm elections for governors. The elections work similarly to the Presidential elections, save that every player only has one vote and may only contribute to one race. NPCs will vote only in their own Region. NPCs may run for Governorships. Governors rule geographical regions in the Empire and can decide on specific build orders for their Regions. The Vice President is automatically the governor of the Capital Region, however, he serves the same term length and requirements as a normal Governor, meaning he will not take office until after the first turnset and will remain in office through the first turnset of the next administration.. You may be a Minister and a Governor (Exception: The President), but you may not be Governor of more then one Region at a time. Governor terms last 30 turns, meaning you'll have to put up with the previous group of governors for a while, at least . . . .
- NPC voters are divided into the Districts of each Region. Each District is worth at least a single vote in either midterm or presidential elections. Districts do not vote until the final day of the elections, though projections will be brought up to demonstrate likelihoods beforehand. Each region has issues and the party that pledges to fulfill their wishes will receive their votes. On election day, based on the strength of your get-out-the-vote campaign Districts might produce more votes.
- The buildings built in cities, the units near them, and the improvements around them will play a major role in determining the makeup of the voting population in Regions.
- NPC organizations may form, and these organizations will put forward candidates for governor of various regions. These governors will have their own traits, so the Politicians might want to watch the various races closely and contribute to slide favorable candidates into office.
- Colonial Territories (Cities built during the turnset) and Occupied cities will also have Governors appointed by the President. That failing, NPC groups may take over, and their intentions may not be to build a city loyal to the Realpolitik Republic . . . .
- An independent (non-party) can run for any position save that of the President or Vice President of the Republic. To run for office, simply state as much in the thread. NPCs may vote for you going into a specific position rather then vote for a President.
- After the first turnset of a President's reign comes the midterm elections for governors. The elections work similarly to the Presidential elections, save that every player only has one vote and may only contribute to one race. NPCs will vote only in their own Region. NPCs may run for Governorships. Governors rule geographical regions in the Empire and can decide on specific build orders for their Regions. The Vice President is automatically the governor of the Capital Region, however, he serves the same term length and requirements as a normal Governor, meaning he will not take office until after the first turnset and will remain in office through the first turnset of the next administration.. You may be a Minister and a Governor (Exception: The President), but you may not be Governor of more then one Region at a time. Governor terms last 30 turns, meaning you'll have to put up with the previous group of governors for a while, at least . . . .
- NPC voters are divided into the Districts of each Region. Each District is worth at least a single vote in either midterm or presidential elections. Districts do not vote until the final day of the elections, though projections will be brought up to demonstrate likelihoods beforehand. Each region has issues and the party that pledges to fulfill their wishes will receive their votes. On election day, based on the strength of your get-out-the-vote campaign Districts might produce more votes.
- The buildings built in cities, the units near them, and the improvements around them will play a major role in determining the makeup of the voting population in Regions.
- NPC organizations may form, and these organizations will put forward candidates for governor of various regions. These governors will have their own traits, so the Politicians might want to watch the various races closely and contribute to slide favorable candidates into office.
- Colonial Territories (Cities built during the turnset) and Occupied cities will also have Governors appointed by the President. That failing, NPC groups may take over, and their intentions may not be to build a city loyal to the Realpolitik Republic . . . .
- An independent (non-party) can run for any position save that of the President or Vice President of the Republic. To run for office, simply state as much in the thread. NPCs may vote for you going into a specific position rather then vote for a President.
Part IV: Current Administration
Spoiler :
Turns 0-30: Princeof Persia Administration
President:
Vice-President:
Foreign Minister:
Chief of Staff:
Defensive Minister:
General of Army:
Admiral of Navy:
Governors:
__________:
__________:
__________:
President:
Vice-President:
Foreign Minister:
Chief of Staff:
Defensive Minister:
General of Army:
Admiral of Navy:
Governors:
__________:
__________:
__________:
Part V: Opposition and Government Actions
Spoiler :
Opposition Actions:
Bribes - Held by using gold. Player PM's me, and I will use the RNG to check for success. The odds start at 20/1, but may be narrowed to 2/1. Bribes can be used in two ways:
1) Get NPC's and Players to Vote for their party in the next election.
2) Get NPC's and Players to command units they control in a certain way.
General Strike - Basic action. Must be declared in thread by opposition leader. Based on the strength of the opposition, a certain number of cities will be selected for coin flips. Heads=get off scat-free. Tails=all production shut down. Number of cities depends on opposition strength.
Assassination - Any player may order an assassination of another politician or of an NPC, but if the assassin is successful then evidence always surfaces that reveals who ordered the action. Tread lightly. These assassinations, if successful, will remove the target from play for one turnset if a PC or opposing Immortal, permanently if a true NPC. If a minister is Assassinated, he is removed from office for the duration of his injuries.
Vote of No Confidence - Action that the Opposition Leader can take. Calls on the President to hold a reelection. I may step in depending on the circumstances, however, for one side or the other.
Sabotage - Basic action. May destroy a random province improvement. To perform, ANY player must PM me with the target city and improvement(or leave it up to me) and I will flip a coin for odds of success. Whether it fails or succeeds, I flip a coin again to decide if the President discovers evidence leading back to the instigator of the action.
Kidnap - Functions as Jail, save can be performed by any player. Higher odds of success if you are targeting an NPC. Odds increase further if there are multiple people participating.
Call for Desertion - Advanced action. Opposition leader must announce the call in the thread. Some units may or may not be disbanded. Number of units depends on opposition strength.
Armed Revolution (Civil War) - VERY advanced action. Must be declared in thread by opposition leader. Every player who wishes to participate for either side PMs me with this information:
- Allegiance (Government or Rebels)
- List of 4 units that they wish to command. The units must be era applicable (No tanks in the Ancient Age).
- Name of ship (if a naval unit, otherwise, unit will be called ______'s Company. Ships for the Government will be given the prefix HMS and rebel ships will be RNV(Revolutionary Naval Vessel)).
Each player will be represented by a King unit which will accompany his/her stack of units. Losing this unit will mean that the units formerly under his/her command will be given to the President or Opposition Leader to control.
Then I will use the editor to create an accurate map of the empire where the fighting will take place and add in the two armies. The Opposition Leader and President will then give me orders for what each unit will do. They will fight for supremacy and whoever emerges victorious or kills all of their opponents kings will become (or remain) President. Turn-by-turn updates will be given to both sides along with battle logs. If no orders are given, I will play for the absent leader in a highly aggressive manner.
Armed Revolution Concepts:
The Foreign Legions:
The Legions will provide extra strength to the Government or the Rebels in a Revolution if nearby nations are sympathetic to the cause of either side. Foreign Ministers for both factions in a Revolution may negotiate actively with foreign leaders for more troops - though this may backfire or prove ineffectual.
Secessionist States:
Cities that have been recently captured may revolt against the state and will attempt to break away. They will be represented by myself playing in a defensive manner, but might go on the offensive if an opportunity presents itself.
Government Actions:
Martial Law - Advanced action. All opposition actions except Armed Revolution and Sabotage are made impossible, and the latter is highly unlikely to succeed. Elections are not suspended, however. Is in effect until repealed, even if the President who ordered it is not the one who repeals it. That's right - it transcends elections. However, there are penalties for this action . . . .
Jail - The administration may place another player in jail at any time . . . but this will raise the OSR and could produce disastrous consequences if not handled correctly.
Part VI: Gold, Fame and Points
Spoiler :
Gold:
Gold can be gained in three ways:
1) Tile Production
If you live in the city, you will gain the a share of the city's income (City's GPT/Number of Citizens)
2) Military Actions
For each non-barbarian enemy unit killed or improvement pillaged under your command, you gain 3 gold. For each city, you gain 15 gold.
3) Government Positions
For governmental positions, there will be a formula:
President: 10% of GNP
Vice-President: 5% of GNP
Foreign Minister: 20% of National Income
Chief of Staff: (Each overall Victory[3 gold]+(# of Units/2)-(Each Overall Defeat[2 gold])
Defensive Minister: (Each Victory in Own Territory [3 gold]) + (# of Garrisoned units*2)- (Each Defeat in Own Territory[2 gold]
General of Army: (Each Military Victory[3 gold])+(# of Military Land Units)-(Each Military Defeat[2 gold])
Admiral of Navy: {(Each Naval Victory[3 gold])+(# of Naval Units)-(Each Naval Defeat[2 gold])}*2
Governors: City Income/2
Gold may be spent in 3 ways
1) Bribes:
You may try to bribe another Character of NPC for the upcoming election. You may use as much gold as you like, which will raise your odds to the highest of 2/1.
2) Purchase of Military Unit Command:
You may purchase command of a Unit (Naval or Army). The better (i.e. more advanced, higher ranked) the more costly.
3) Purchase of Fame:
Fame may be purchased for 10 gold= 1 fame point.
Fame:
Fame may be attained through 4 Ways:
1) Purchase from Gold:
You are able to purchase 1 Fame for 10 gold.
2) Governmental positions:
Fame travels down the list:
President: 10 Fame per turnset (15)
Vice-President: 9 Fame
Foreign Minister: 8 Fame
Chief of Staff: 7 Fame
Defensive Minister: 6 Fame
General of Army: 5 Fame
Admiral of Navy: 4 Fame
Governors: 3 Fame
Military Captains: 2 Fame
Citizens: 1 Fame
3) Assassination:
If you successfully assassinate another person, you gain 10 Fame points.
If you do not succeed, you lose 10 fame points.
4) Military:
For every Military Victory, Some positions gain Fame:
President: 3 Fame
Vice-President: 3 Fame
Foreign Minister: 3 Fame (If in foreign Soil)
Chief of Staff: 3 Fame
Defensive Minister: 3 Fame (If in own Territory)
General of Army: 3 Fame (If Army)
Admiral of Navy: 3 Fame (If Navy)
Governors: 3 Fame (If their city is attacked)
Officers and Captains: 3 Fame (If personal Unit)
Fame May be used in 2 ways
1) Purchase of Votes:
You may spend 100 Fame to obtain an extra vote for the next three election (Mid and Presidential)
2) Purchase of Points:
Points are able to be purchased for 25 points.
Points
Points will have effect at the end of the game(Whenever that is)
Points can be gained through 2 ways:
1) Purchase from Fame:
For 25 Fame, you may purchase 1 Point
2) Turnset as President or VP
You will get 5 points as Pres, 3 as VP
Points effect the game in two ways:
1) Control of NPC's
If the NPC's observe a large amount of Points, they will be in awe and help you.
2) End-game
The points will be tallied, and the winner will be the one with the most points.
Good Luck, as you will need it.
-Princeof Persia
Son of Odin
Praetor of Rome
Lord of the Northern Hordic Empire
Dictator of the Holy Persian Empire
you!
