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incognito | Tue 17-Mar-20 08:57 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#74060, "Galadon Magistrate leader position?"
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Noticed a Galadon Magistrate position cropped up on the Twitter feed.
Is that seriously considered to be a leader position now? Because what trib doesn't achieve that?
Didn't Provincial not even count as a leader position for years?
Putting my powergaming hat on, does Galadon Magistrate trigger the edge point bonus for being a leader?
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Kalageadon | Sun 22-Mar-20 05:30 AM |
Member since 23rd Oct 2003
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#74089, "Generally,"
In response to Reply #0
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Twitterbot takes the title of the character at time of granting and that's what you see as #leader on the feed. In this case, I believe the magistrate was from Galadon and was appointed either Provost or Provincial, likely the latter.
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SPN | Tue 17-Mar-20 10:26 AM |
Member since 24th Oct 2004
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#74063, "It's anything with the power to INDUCT (not Oath) + Cou..."
In response to Reply #1
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That said... I feel Justicar/Vindecator should receive leader ep if they were promoted straight up from Magistrate. Typically it shows greater RP and or PK prowess that should be rewarded, even if they can't induct.
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clnt2020 (NOT Trib) | Sun 22-Mar-20 06:47 AM |
Charter member
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#74090, "Seconded"
In response to Reply #2
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Vindicators/Justuciars are more rarely positions that Provincials, and more valuable. Definitely they shall also receive EP (instead of provincials, which are absolutely not difficult to get).
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