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Amount
Embezzled |
QM General
(1) |
Army
Modifier (2) |
Governers
(3) |
Chancellor
(3) |
Director of
the Lottery (3) |
Director of
the Theatre Royal (7) |
|
100 |
- |
- |
12+ |
|
12+ |
11+ |
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1000 |
11+ |
0 |
11+ |
12+ |
11+ | |
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2000 |
9+ |
+1 |
9+ |
10+ |
9+ | |
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5000 |
7+ |
+1 |
7+ |
9+ |
- | |
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10000 |
5+ |
+2 |
5+ |
7+ |
- | |
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Exact Roll |
Dismissed |
- |
Unrest (5) |
Dismissed |
Dismissed |
Trial (8) |
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Exceeded Roll |
Court Martial (4) |
- |
Unrest (5) |
Trial (6) |
Trial (6) |
Trial (8) |
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Player must embezzle the exact amount shown. A - means he cannot embezzle that amount. | ||||||
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(1) May embezzle once per campaign | ||||||
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(2) Army modifier applies to Army's BR if the GM General has embezzled | ||||||
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(3) Governers can raise excessive taxes, the Chancellor and Director of the Lottery may embezzle once per season | ||||||
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(4) Court Martial is automatic | ||||||
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(5) Unrest is Rebbelion if in Province, Riots if in London | ||||||
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(6) Trial is presided over by the Minister of Justice conviction results in Death Penalty. (May be commuted). NPC will convict on 7+ on 2d6. If caught but not found guilty the appointment is still lost. | ||||||
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(7) May embezzle up to half the net ticket sales per production. | ||||||
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(8) As (7) above but the penalty is "All property confiscated and loss of 1SL" Appointment is still lost if not convicted. | ||||||
Ecclesiastic, Military Embezzlement Table
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Rank |
Level 1
|
Level 2
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Level 3
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Level 4
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Level 5
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Priest |
10 Cr |
20 Cr |
30 Cr |
40 Cr |
50 Cr |
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Curate |
16 Cr |
30 Cr |
45 Cr |
60 Cr |
75 Cr |
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Abbe |
20 Cr |
40 Cr |
60 Cr |
80 Cr |
100 Cr |
|
Curia |
30 Cr |
60 Cr |
90 Cr |
120 Cr |
160 Cr |
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Canon |
50 Cr |
100 Cr |
160 Cr |
200 Cr |
250 Cr |
|
Bishop |
75 Cr |
160 Cr |
225 Cr |
300 Cr |
375 Cr |
|
Archbishop |
100 Cr |
200 Cr |
300 Cr |
400 Cr |
500 Cr |
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Cardinal |
125 Cr |
250 Cr |
375 Cr |
500 Cr |
625 Cr |
Tax Evasion
|
Wealth |
Guilty |
Notes |
|
Poor |
10+ |
For Nobles and Clergy, penalty is 2*amount owed |
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Ok |
9+ |
Penalty for conviction is 1 month in Gaol and seizure of amount due |
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Comfy |
8+ |
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Rich |
7+ |
If unable to pay, Sent to front until amount can be paid |
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Filthy |
6+ |
Minister of Justice judges cases of Tax Evasion. King may pardon or suspend sentence. |
Civil Crime and Punishment
|
Accused SL |
Charge (1)(11) |
Guilty |
Sentence |
Add. Sentencing |
|
1,2 |
Low |
Automatic |
1 mo in Gaol |
- |
|
Minor |
4+ |
3 mos at frontier (9) |
- | |
|
High |
6+ |
Death (12) |
-1 SL | |
|
3-5 |
Low |
4+ |
Fine 1d6*50 (2) |
1 mo in Gaol |
|
Minor |
6+ |
3 mos at frontier (9) |
- | |
|
High |
8+ |
Death (12)(8) |
-1 SL | |
|
6-8 |
Low |
5+ |
Fine 1d6*100 (2) |
3 mos in Gaol |
|
Minor |
7+ |
6 mos at frontier (9) |
- | |
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High |
9+ |
Death (12)(8) |
-1 SL | |
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9-12 |
Low |
6+ |
Fine 1d6*160 (2) |
3 mos in Gaol |
|
Minor |
8+ |
9 mos at frontier (9), -1 SL |
Loss of Property, Appointments, or Titles (8)(10) | |
|
High |
10 |
Death (12) (8) |
-1 SL | |
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13-16 |
Low |
7+ |
Fine 1d6*200, -1 SL (2) |
2 mos in Gaol |
|
Minor |
9+ |
12 mos at frontier (9), -1 SL |
Loss of Property, Appointments, or Titles (8)(10) | |
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High |
11+ |
Death (12)(8) |
-1 SL | |
|
16+ |
Low |
8+ |
Fine 2d6*200 (2) |
-1 SL |
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Minor |
10+ |
12 mos at frontier (9), -1 SL |
Loss of Property, Appointments, or Titles (8)(10) | |
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High |
12+ |
Death (12)(8) |
-1 SL | |
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Notes and Modifiers: |
(1) Low Crimes |
Bribery, Stealing, Illegal Gambling, Refusal to pay Debts, Breaking Contract, Slander, Embezzling less than 100 Cr | ||
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(1) Minor Crimes |
Accepting a Bribe, Blackmail, Attempted Murder, Arson, Inciting Riot, Embezzling 100-500 Cr | |||
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(1) High Crimes |
Murder, Treason, Spying, Extortion, Inciting Rebellion, Embezzling more that 500 Cr, High Crimes are always accompanied by disgrace if convicted. | |||
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(2) IF fine can not be paid the accused has the choice of serving at the Frontier (for 3 months or until the fine is paid), or going to gaol (for 3 months or until the fine is paid. | ||||
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(3) +1/ -1 Per Witness for the Defense or Prosecution, Max of two per side. | ||||
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(4) +1/ -1 If the witness is clerical rank of Abbe or lower | ||||
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(5) +2/ -2 If the witness is of clerical rank of Curia or higher | ||||
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(6) +2 to roll if the accused actually committed the crime | ||||
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(7) CPS can take half of the confiscated property | ||||
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(8) CPS can assume the portfoia of a guilty minister | ||||
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(9) 3 or 6 months at the frontier is treated as on tour of duty as a missionary for a clergyman, 12 months is treated as 2 back-back missions | ||||
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(10) Loss of appointment or title includes being dismissed from regiments or demotions to next lower rank. Decision is made at sentencing | ||||
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(11) City (Military) Governor judges all low and minor crimes unless accused is a minister or general, MoS judges high crimes or any crime in which the accused is a minister or a general. | ||||
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(12) King will commute a death sentence on a 8+ (2d6) to 12 months disgraced at the frontier for High Crimes | ||||
Clerical Transgressions Offence level and Penance
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Offence Level |
Type of Offence |
Possible Penance |
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1 |
Gambling, Usury, Breaking a Contract, Purchasing home 1 level above station |
Fines of 1dr*50,1 Week extra duty, 1 Week Community Service,Penance |
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2 |
Bribery or Stealing up to 50 Cr , Slander, Discreetly courting a mistress in her chambers, Public Drunkeness, Dueling, Purchasing home 2 levels above station. |
Fines of 1d6*50, 2 weeks extra duty, 2 weeks community service, penance |
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3 |
Bribery, accepting a Bribe, or Stealing up to 100 Cr, Blasphemy (Lay or Clergy), Purchasing home 3 levels above station, Inciting a riot, Discreetly couting a mistress in public, obtaining female companionship in a bawdyhouse, outraging public decency (Lay or Clergy) |
Fines of 2d6*50, 3 weeks extra duty, 3 weeks community service, Penance |
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4 |
Bribery, accepting a bribe, or stealing up to 200 Cr, Blackmail, Extortion, Purchasing home 4 levels above station, Insdiscreetly courting a mistress in public, Insubordintaion |
Fines of 2d6*50, 4 weeks extra duty, 4 weeks community service, Penance, -1 SL |
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5 |
Bribery, accepting a bribe, and stealing up to 500 Cr, Purchasing home 5 levels above station, Inciting a rebellion, Attempted Murder, Spying |
Fines of 3d6*50, 5 weeks extra duty, 5 weeks community service, Penance, defrocking, -1 SL, civil trial |
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6 |
Briber, accepting a bribe, and stealing over 500 Cr, Heresy, Witchcraft (Lay or Clergy) Murder, Treason |
Fines of 4d6*50, 6weeks extra duty, 6 weeks community service, Penance, -2 SL, Monthly SP loss, Defrocking, Civil Trial, Excommunitcation |
Ecclesiastic Tribunal Crime and Punishment
|
Accused's Rank |
Guilty (2d6) |
Privaledges of Rank |
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Priest |
5+ |
None |
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Curate |
6+ |
Ignore level 1 Offences |
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Abbe |
7+ |
Ignore level 1Offences |
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Curia |
8+ |
Ignore level 2Offences |
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Canon |
9+ |
Ignore level 2 Offences |
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Bishop |
10+ |
Ignore level 3 Offences |
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Archbishop |
11+ |
Ignore level 4 Offences |
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Cardinal |
12+ |
Ignore level 5 offences |
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Notes and Modifiers: |
The offence level serves as a modifier against the accused. It they are charges with a higher level than their exempted level, the modifier adds one to the die roll for every level above thier exempted level. | |
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Higher SL are harder to convict, -1 to die roll for every 3 SL above 6 | ||
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Higher Orders also receive preferential treatment, Dominicans, Jesuits, and Benedictines subtract 1 from the die roll. | ||
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Judges from the same order as the accused will vote with a -1 on the die roll | ||
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If fine cannot be paid then the accused may go on a mission or do extra duty till the fine is paid | ||
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+1/-1 per witness for defence or prosecution , max 2 per side | ||
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+1/-1 if rank of witness is Canon or lower | ||
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+2/-2 if rank of witness is Bishop or higher | ||
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-2 if accused actually commited the crime | ||
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Penalty for withcraft includes burning at the stake! The pope will commute sentence on a 8+ (2d6) to missions of no less than 12 months and demotion in rank to priest. | ||
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Treason, Spying, and Murder are turned over to the CPS for trial | ||
Court Martial
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Charge |
Rank | |||||||||
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Prvt/Sub |
Cap/Maj/LtC |
Col |
Gen |
Chap | ||||||
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Breach of Discipline |
7+ |
FH |
8+ |
EF |
9+ |
FG |
10+ |
EFG |
11+ |
FG |
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Cowardice |
8+ |
DF |
9+ |
BCG |
10+ |
CG |
11+ |
DEFG |
11+ |
FG |
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Gross Incompetence |
7+ |
H |
9+ |
EF |
9+ |
FG |
10+ |
EFG |
- |
- |
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Treason |
7+ |
A |
8+ |
A |
9+ |
A |
10+ |
A |
10+ |
A |
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Notes: |
Breach of Discipline includes not doing required regimental duty | |||||||||
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N+ is the number needed to convict by a NPC on 2d6 | ||||||||||
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+1/-1 for every witness, max to per defence and prosecution | ||||||||||
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+3 to die roll of accused is actually guilty of charge | ||||||||||
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+2 do die roll if convicted of any crime before | ||||||||||
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-1 to die roll for every 3 SL above 6 | ||||||||||
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Key: |
A |
Executed | ||||||||
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B |
Sent to Frontier for 6 months, Demoted to Private | |||||||||
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C |
Dismissed from regiment (must get a MID or promotion at the frontier before reapplying for a Londonian regeiment, his old regiment will never take him back) | |||||||||
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D |
3 months in a frontier regiment at current rank | |||||||||
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E |
Demoted to next lower non-brevet rank (Captains and Majors are demoted to Private) | |||||||||
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F |
Lose Military appointment and any brevet rank (Subalterns are demoted to private) | |||||||||
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G |
Lost 1 SL | |||||||||
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H |
4 Weeks military duty | |||||||||