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<blockquote data-quote="Silveras" data-source="post: 1314989" data-attributes="member: 6271">The book does not discuss crimes and punishments much. It talks about the choices of attitude a government can take toward dissent, for example, but that is the only crime singled out. There is also a &quot;Police Chief&quot; position, but that is discussed in terms of the special abilities the job conveys to the character who holds it; not in terms of how its function influences the attitudes in the realm. There is also a general &quot;Corruption&quot; score, that reflects how much bribery and nepotism is degrading your government. The different systems of government are discussed in terms of how they make &quot;playing the King and Court&quot; different, not in terms of how they affect the populace. A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe has a nice list of crimes and punishments, but it is Medieval Europe only (in terms of its style).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Silveras, post: 1314989, member: 6271"] The book does not discuss crimes and punishments much. It talks about the choices of attitude a government can take toward dissent, for example, but that is the only crime singled out. There is also a "Police Chief" position, but that is discussed in terms of the special abilities the job conveys to the character who holds it; not in terms of how its function influences the attitudes in the realm. There is also a general "Corruption" score, that reflects how much bribery and nepotism is degrading your government. The different systems of government are discussed in terms of how they make "playing the King and Court" different, not in terms of how they affect the populace. A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe has a nice list of crimes and punishments, but it is Medieval Europe only (in terms of its style). [/QUOTE]

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