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    D&D General Surely A Domain of 6 Very Large Baronies would have a bigger size class then Small Earldom and the ruler have a higher title then minor Earl

    To be honest its been that long since I made the tables that I can't remember why its possible for any Earldom to be classified as small instead of just earldom
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    D&D General Surely A Domain of 6 Very Large Baronies would have a bigger size class then Small Earldom and the ruler have a higher title then minor Earl

    Legally The 2 Vassals that directly answer to The Earl are allowed to marry their son to the poor girl but after the way The Baron that's the girl publicly refused to allow the wedding they would we never allow the wedding
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    D&D General Surely A Domain of 6 Very Large Baronies would have a bigger size class then Small Earldom and the ruler have a higher title then minor Earl

    Its not that they don't work, they do work, its just that when I made the tables it didn't occur to me to allow for making rolls that result in things that don't make sense, such as in this situation were A Earldom that consists of 6 very large Baronies that is classed as A Small Earldom
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    D&D General Surely A Domain of 6 Very Large Baronies would have a bigger size class then Small Earldom and the ruler have a higher title then minor Earl

    Ooops sorry I've just realized that I forgot to put in or Baroness's, after all its possible that 1 or more of the vassal rulers is female
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    D&D General Surely A Domain of 6 Very Large Baronies would have a bigger size class then Small Earldom and the ruler have a higher title then minor Earl

    It didn't occur to me that a very small barony in a very fertile part of the kingdom might be even more desirable than a very large barony elsewhere. Thank you
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    D&D General Follow on from the last thread about a roll that resulted in The Earls Vassals refusing to let his daughter marry his liege's son

    Theirs no need to change it, A Earl and A Earless are 99.9% identical, the only difference is that actual name of the title depends on the title holders gender As a example in the case of the ruler of A Earldom if the title holders male their title is Earl and if the title holder is female...
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    D&D General Surely A Domain of 6 Very Large Baronies would have a bigger size class then Small Earldom and the ruler have a higher title then minor Earl

    Its actually 6 very large Baronies, not 6 large Baronies In case you didn't realize the thing that I find strange is that the domain consists of 6 very large Baronies yet its classed as A Small Earldom when I think it should have A Bigger Size Class Of those 6 very large Baronies only 4 of...
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    D&D General Follow on from the last thread about a roll that resulted in The Earls Vassals refusing to let his daughter marry his liege's son

    A follow on to the last thread Rolls on a related table show that 1 of The 6 Barons that A Vassal to The Earl decided to refuse to let his daughter marry his Liege's son and heir and instead upheld the marriage to the son on 1 of his Liege's other Vassals Idiot. I mean he may not like his...
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    D&D General Surely A Domain of 6 Very Large Baronies would have a bigger size class then Small Earldom and the ruler have a higher title then minor Earl

    Out of boredom I used tables A Mate made for Dnd to generate a domain and it resulted in A Small Earldom that's made up of 6 Very Large Baronies that's ruled by A Minor Earl and in case your wondering these tables weren't made by 1 of The GM's I know that I've mentioned many times, rather they...
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    D&D General A old roleplaying magazine had ideas for either buying or earning a title. Why not allow a character that earns a title to pay to upgrade it?

    Don't forget that the article said that most Admirals and Generals are given A Title and A Domain upon retiring it didn't say that they aren't nobility and in my opinion in a lot of countries theirs a very high chance that they are nobility That means that its possible that they are from A...
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    D&D General A old roleplaying magazine had ideas for either buying or earning a title. Why not allow a character that earns a title to pay to upgrade it?

    You said that you must serve in the army and achieve a certain rank and that got me thinking about something that's very similiar that was mentioned in the article about buying or earning a title The very similiar thing that was mentioned in the same article is that in a some countries rather...
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    D&D General A old roleplaying magazine had ideas for either buying or earning a title. Why not allow a character that earns a title to pay to upgrade it?

    I've been thinking. Back in the 80's A roleplaying magazine had ideas for either buying or earning a title. Why not allow a character that earns a title to pay to upgrade his title to a higher 1?. See below for a example If A very Rich Male Pc saves A Princess and is rewarded by being made A...
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    AD&D 2E In Fighters challenge II A Pc whose A Noble can't marry princess Ariella but in 1,999 I got A Fighter who will 1 day be A King, could he have wed her?

    Not just saving her people and her kingdom, if everything goes as planned it would be double the size it was 20.16 years ago Also the fighters kingdom isn't 72.46 times the size of hers, its only(?) 10.4 times the size of hers, the other multiplies refer to how many times things like its...
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    AD&D 2E In Fighters challenge II A Pc whose A Noble can't marry princess Ariella but in 1,999 I got A Fighter who will 1 day be A King, could he have wed her?

    I have A Question about The Solo Fighters Challenge II In Fighters challenge II A Pc whose A Noble can't marry princess Ariella but in 1,999 I got A Fighter who will 1 day be A King, could he have wed her? The Text on Page 4 says The Kingdom of Tramilar is now a small land, though once it was...
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    AD&D 1E Why would A Slaver with a cash only policy refuse to swap slaves worth 2.6 million gold for 7 Baronies that would normally each cost 500,000 gold

    I also forgot to mention that in the country in question human slaves under the age of 11 are so rare that on average they will sell for between 3 times and 6 times what they would sell for in a country with a similar economy For example in the country in question those 152 human slaves under...
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    AD&D 1E Why would A Slaver with a cash only policy refuse to swap slaves worth 2.6 million gold for 7 Baronies that would normally each cost 500,000 gold

    Ooops I forget to mention that the reason their value is so high is because their human slaves in a country were roughly 78.4% of the slaves are either Elves or Half Elves
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    AD&D 1E Why would A Slaver with a cash only policy refuse to swap slaves worth 2.6 million gold for 7 Baronies that would normally each cost 500,000 gold

    Last night I had the weirdest Dnd Dream I've ever had. I mean seriously who would be this stupid?, after all some GM's I've known have had troll kings that wouldn't do something this daft Basically theirs A country that lets people, even foreigners, that can afford to buy both A noble title and...
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    D&D General A Mate put A Deck of Many Things in A Dragons Horde figuring his Pcs wouldn't risk it, 1 did and now his 5 players are all playing future kings

    Oh I can think of 1 way that using a deck of many things and getting a good deck pull can make a character unplayable without killing him or her and that is the character wishing that he or she was gods gift to mankind and he or she actually becomes gods gift to mankind but in a way that means...
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