Ruler - Revision history

71.197.103.212: /* Haffaton */

2013-03-03T07:47:25Z

Haffaton

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	===[[Haffaton]]===		===[[Haffaton]]===

-	*[[Overlord\|Overlady]] [[Judy Gale ]], [[~~fate~~]] ~~as yet unknown~~	+	*[[Overlord\|Overlady]] [[Judy Gale]] (departed Erfworld using the [[Arkenshoes]], succeeded by Olive Branch)
		+	*[[Overlord\|Overlady]] [[Olive Branch]]

	==Confusion==		==Confusion==

174.21.186.20 at 06:45, 21 January 2013

2013-01-21T06:45:47Z

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	The Ruler has absolute power over his subjects. He literally can end them with a thought. All subjects are forced to serve his will due to [[Thinkamancy\|Natural Thinkamancy]]. The Ruler decides what cities produce, can promote units to [[Warlord]]s, and can designate an [[Heir]]. The Ruler chooses the [[Chief Warlord]], but can command his [[Side\|Side's]] Turn if necessary.		The Ruler has absolute power over his subjects. He literally can end them with a thought. All subjects are forced to serve his will due to [[Thinkamancy\|Natural Thinkamancy]]. The Ruler decides what cities produce, can promote units to [[Warlord]]s, and can designate an [[Heir]]. The Ruler chooses the [[Chief Warlord]], but can command his [[Side\|Side's]] Turn if necessary.

-	A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}.	+	A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}. If a Ruler is turned, any units still on the side become barbarians.

	A Ruler knows the exact number of units on their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, where they are, and their points<sup>[[IPTSF Text 26]]</sup>. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}. This does not apply to natural allies, however.<sup>[[IPTSF Text 45]]</sup>		A Ruler knows the exact number of units on their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, where they are, and their points<sup>[[IPTSF Text 26]]</sup>. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}. This does not apply to natural allies, however.<sup>[[IPTSF Text 45]]</sup>

Whispri: /* Haffaton */ Dorothy changed to Judy Gale in accordance with the Word of the Titans.

2012-11-15T09:21:13Z

Haffaton: Dorothy changed to Judy Gale in accordance with the Word of the Titans.

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	===[[Haffaton]]===		===[[Haffaton]]===

-	*[[Overlord\|Overlady]] [[~~Dorothy~~]], [[fate]] as yet unknown	+	*[[Overlord\|Overlady]] [[Judy Gale ]], [[fate]] as yet unknown

	==Confusion==		==Confusion==

No one in particular: /* Proposed Canon */ More Ruler sense

2012-11-09T19:58:28Z

Proposed Canon: More Ruler sense

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	A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}.		A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}.

-	A Ruler knows the exact number of units on their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, where they are, and their points<sup>[[IPTSF Text 26]]</sup>. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}.	+	A Ruler knows the exact number of units on their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, where they are, and their points<sup>[[IPTSF Text 26]]</sup>. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}. This does not apply to natural allies, however.<sup>[[IPTSF Text 45]]</sup>

	==Known Rulers and their Heirs==		==Known Rulers and their Heirs==

No one in particular: More proof

2012-11-09T07:56:25Z

More proof

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	A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}.		A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}.

-	A Ruler knows the exact ~~complement~~ of units to their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, ~~and possibly~~ where they are. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}~~; it is unknown if this is a special case for Chief Warlords or if they can do this for all units~~.	+	A Ruler knows the exact number of units on their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, where they are, and their points<sup>[[IPTSF Text 26]]</sup>. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}.

	==Known Rulers and their Heirs==		==Known Rulers and their Heirs==

No one in particular: /* Proposed Canon */ Ruler senses... tingling!

2012-11-09T07:25:49Z

Proposed Canon: Ruler senses... tingling!

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	A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}.		A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}.
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		+	A Ruler knows the exact complement of units to their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, and possibly where they are. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}; it is unknown if this is a special case for Chief Warlords or if they can do this for all units.

	==Known Rulers and their Heirs==		==Known Rulers and their Heirs==

Whispri: /* Jetstone */

2012-11-06T10:09:21Z

Jetstone

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	*previous heir: [[Prince Ansom]], [[Chief Warlord]], croaked in the [[Battle for Gobwin Knob]].		*previous heir: [[Prince Ansom]], [[Chief Warlord]], croaked in the [[Battle for Gobwin Knob]].
	*previous heir: Possibly [[Prince Ossomer]], [[Chief Warlord]], croaked and decrypted by Gobwin Knob near the capital of Jetstone.		*previous heir: Possibly [[Prince Ossomer]], [[Chief Warlord]], croaked and decrypted by Gobwin Knob near the capital of Jetstone.
-	*heir: [[Prince] [[Tramennis]]	+	*heir: [[Prince]] [[Tramennis]]

	===[[Transylvito]]===		===[[Transylvito]]===

Whispri: /* Known Rulers and their Heirs */ Jetstone entry updated

2012-11-06T10:09:02Z

Known Rulers and their Heirs: Jetstone entry updated

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	===[[Jetstone]]===		===[[Jetstone]]===

		+	*[[King]] [[Headboard]], King prior to Slately
	*[[King Slately]] (current King)		*[[King Slately]] (current King)
	*previous heir: [[Prince Ansom]], [[Chief Warlord]], croaked in the [[Battle for Gobwin Knob]].		*previous heir: [[Prince Ansom]], [[Chief Warlord]], croaked in the [[Battle for Gobwin Knob]].
	*previous heir: Possibly [[Prince Ossomer]], [[Chief Warlord]], croaked and decrypted by Gobwin Knob near the capital of Jetstone.		*previous heir: Possibly [[Prince Ossomer]], [[Chief Warlord]], croaked and decrypted by Gobwin Knob near the capital of Jetstone.
-	*heir: ~~none~~	+	*heir: [[Prince] [[Tramennis]]

	===[[Transylvito]]===		===[[Transylvito]]===

Whispri: /* Known Rulers and their Heirs */ Haffaton's Ruler added

2012-11-06T10:05:25Z

Known Rulers and their Heirs: Haffaton's Ruler added

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	*[[Overlord Firebaugh]] ([[Wanda]]'s father, croaked)		*[[Overlord Firebaugh]] ([[Wanda]]'s father, croaked)
	*[[Wanda\|Overlord Wanda Firebaugh]] (Only ruled for a few moments before her side fell)		*[[Wanda\|Overlord Wanda Firebaugh]] (Only ruled for a few moments before her side fell)
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		+	===[[Haffaton]]===
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		+	*[[Overlord\|Overlady]] [[Dorothy]], [[fate]] as yet unknown

	==Confusion==		==Confusion==

216.52.210.36: correcting a factual error: IPtSF has made it plain that Jillian was FAQ's chief warlord, and also there are a lot more than 4 known heirs, as pointed out elsewhere in this entry.

2012-07-11T00:47:15Z

correcting a factual error: IPtSF has made it plain that Jillian was FAQ's chief warlord, and also there are a lot more than 4 known heirs, as pointed out elsewhere in this entry.

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	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

-	The [[Heir]] of a side is usually the [[Chief Warlord]] and vice-versa. From the ~~four~~ known heirs, ~~Ansom, Stanley, Caesar, and Jillian, the former three~~ were also known to be their side's Chief Warlord ~~and~~ the ~~status of~~ the ~~fourth in that regard is unknown~~.	+	The [[Heir]] of a side is usually the [[Chief Warlord]] and vice-versa. From the known heirs, most were also known to serve as their side's [[Chief Warlord]] at one point or another. It is not known whether or not [[Princess Cruz]] or [[Don King]] ever served as Chief Warlord, but given the circumstances under which he was popped, the latter probably did not.

-	It is worth noting That Jillian and Ansom were popped as heirs and Ansom was later (possibly immediately, possibly only after gaining a certain number of levels) promoted to Chief Warlord; which means for a time, at least a portion of one turn, possibly many turns, the Chief Warlord was not the Heir.	+	It is worth noting That Jillian and Ansom were popped as heirs and Ansom was later (possibly immediately, possibly only after gaining a certain number of levels) promoted to Chief Warlord; which means for a time, at least a portion of one turn, possibly many turns, the Chief Warlord was not the Heir.

-	Conversely, Stanley was promoted to Chief Warlord first and then after a while was promoted to Heir, due to his victories with dwagons. Had [[King Saline IV]] popped an Heir instead, as is common, he likely would not have made that Heir his Chief Warlord - at least not right away.	+	Conversely, Stanley was promoted to Chief Warlord first and then after a while was promoted to Heir, due to his victories with dwagons. Had [[King Saline IV]] popped an Heir instead, as is common, he likely would not have made that Heir his Chief Warlord - at least not right away.
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		+	[[Wanda\|Wanda Firebaugh]] was popped as an Heir, but was not initially Chief Caster of her side, though she was eventually promoted to that position. She is also an interesting case because she is the only Caster confirmed to have ever been either an Heir or a Ruler. All other known Rulers and Heirs have been Warlords.

	It makes sense to combine the two positions: a chief warlord is the second most important unit of a side and has a lot of influence in military and diplomatic strategic and acts in many ways as replacement for the Ruler. Also the chief warlord is by definition and natural thinkamancy the most loyal person and therefore least likely to plan regicide.		It makes sense to combine the two positions: a chief warlord is the second most important unit of a side and has a lot of influence in military and diplomatic strategic and acts in many ways as replacement for the Ruler. Also the chief warlord is by definition and natural thinkamancy the most loyal person and therefore least likely to plan regicide.

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	The Ruler has absolute power over his subjects. He literally can end them with a thought. All subjects are forced to serve his will due to [[Thinkamancy\|Natural Thinkamancy]]. The Ruler decides what cities produce, can promote units to [[Warlord]]s, and can designate an [[Heir]]. The Ruler chooses the [[Chief Warlord]], but can command his [[Side\|Side's]] Turn if necessary.		The Ruler has absolute power over his subjects. He literally can end them with a thought. All subjects are forced to serve his will due to [[Thinkamancy\|Natural Thinkamancy]]. The Ruler decides what cities produce, can promote units to [[Warlord]]s, and can designate an [[Heir]]. The Ruler chooses the [[Chief Warlord]], but can command his [[Side\|Side's]] Turn if necessary.

-	A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}.	+	A Ruler that dies without an [[Heir]] causes that [[Side]] to end. [[City\|Cities]] become neutral, and [[Unit]]s in cities are unable to act even to leave. Units in the field [[disband]]{{erf\|1\|098b\|Parson's Klog #12}}{{blog\|2009\|10\|summer-updates-043}}. If a Ruler is turned, any units still on the side become barbarians.

	A Ruler knows the exact number of units on their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, where they are, and their points<sup>[[IPTSF Text 26]]</sup>. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}. This does not apply to natural allies, however.<sup>[[IPTSF Text 45]]</sup>		A Ruler knows the exact number of units on their side<sup>[[IPTSF Text 25]]</sup>, where they are, and their points<sup>[[IPTSF Text 26]]</sup>. It has been shown that a Ruler can know where their Chief Warlord is{{erf\|2\|T49}}. This does not apply to natural allies, however.<sup>[[IPTSF Text 45]]</sup>