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ROYAL LETTERS FOR THE BARONY OF MINITZ ANNO REGIO 1880 - Frederick I; acting on Our royal judgement We do hereby see fit to elevate Mr. Dietrich Barclay, Leader of the Assembly, to the ranks of the Orenian hereditary nobility. In so doing, the House of Barclay is once again enrolled with all the privileges and obligations of the highest class, including the representation of His Royal Majesty’s crown in all matters diplomatic and domestic, attendance into the Adriatic Court, annual homage to The Royal Crown and etcetera. Additionally, We do summon all titles extant and abeyant in order to grant to his successors- provided that their legality is pronounced before the Adriatic Court - Royal Title of the Baron of Minitz, wherein they shall protect the Kingdom from harm. Ergo, We name him: DIETRICH The First of His Name Of House Barclay THE 1ST BARON OF MINITZ Naturally in obeisance to the peerage laws of the Kingdom, the title shall be invested with absolute primogeniture succession. This title is afforded by reason of the House of Barclay’s long standing service to many sects of the Kingdom from its original conception. Since their emigration from Haeseni tyranny and the remnants of Savoyardic dissolution, the men of Barclay have innovated and rejuvenated the vessels of Oren, be it through the ideals of Banardism, or the bravehearted ambition of Theodoric’s warband. In return, and as a sign of Our august graciousness, We do privilege his ability to levy law and taxes upon his subjects if any be borne. If ever Our Royal Crown sees fit to suspend or demote his rights or, unitarily, the noble letters of his house, their right to contest the suspension or demotion shall be upheld within the Adriatic Court, where a jury of Noble Peers shall evaluate the act. IN NOMINE DEI, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Vienne, Duke of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Vienne, Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera

THE ROYAL CENSUS OF 1880 ISSUED AND CONFIRMED BY HIS ROYAL MAJESTY KING FREDERICK I On the 9th of Godfrey’s Triumph, 1879 ‘LO TO OUR BELOVED SUBJECTS, The 10th year of Our reign has come and gone, and the 8th decade of the century approaches. Thus, we extend these pamphlets once more to ask the public for their cooperation. The Census is utilized in numerous facets of government, where data from the count is collected to serve the interests of the public. In the near future, the elections for the Mayor of Vienne require the recording of addresses for the purpose of fair voting, and de-centralization occurring nationwide promises a growth in our provincial population splits. This Census has been published early to account for the interests of the Royal Court regarding Astercalia. [!] Attached is a copy of the Census. GO WITH GOD. IN NOMINE DEI, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Vienne, Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Vienne, Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera

The Royal Registry In libris libertas - In books there is freedom The purpose of the Lady Registrar and her office is to aid the King and Lord Chancellor in keeping records of the various archives of the Royal Crown, including the upkeep of letters patent, the awarding of honors and academic degrees, and researching events of our nation’s rich history. In the past, the office, under its former designation as the Office of Civil Affairs, has served as exclusively a keeper of archives and publisher of public information, but in recent years the office has expanded to a place of research on the Orenian apparatus we so desire to see fruitful. Under the leadership of Lady Registrar Sophie of Provins, the office seeks to act as an archivist of cultures of the Kingdom in large-scale public documents that may be accessed by anyone of the general public, while also studying historic documents to create easily accessible knowledge to the subjects of the Crown regarding the nation’s past. The Lady Registrar The senior most role of the office, held by Her Excellency Lady Sophie Pruvia. This position sits on the Privy Council and acts as an advisor to the King. The Lady Registrar also acts, within her own office, as the head of all affairs- devising plans for the office and tasking the members with objectives to complete said plans. The Master Archivist Second to the Lady Registrar, and equal with the Master of Entry, the Master Archivist acts as head of historical research, keeping of archives, and scribing of current events At this time the position lies empty and is temporarily held by the Lady Privy Seal [amyselia]. Current objectives include drafts of a short timeline of Modern History of Royal and Imperial Oren as well as petitioning the Kingdom’s peers for the creation of their own documentation detailing their individual house’s history and culture. The Master of Entry Lastly is the Master of Entry, one of the most important and highly regarded roles within the Royal government. The Master of Entry acts as the head of any Orenian Entry Officers who invite new citizens in and aid them in their integration into the city. Currently the office is headed by Mister Ebereth Iomharach [6byte]. The office’s objectives are to invite new citizens into the city and the creation of a simple guide for the aforementioned new citizens to be better integrated into the city. SIGNED, Her Excellency, Lady Sophie Clementine of Provins Lady Registrar of Oren & Countess consort of Susa His Excellency, Lord Conrad Armande Lord Chancellor of Oren & Baron of Guise Her Excellency, the Princess Claude of Savoy the Lady Privy Seal

ROYAL LETTERS FOR THE BARONY OF CASTILE ANNO REGIO 1876 - Frederick I; acting on Our royal judgement We do hereby see fit to promote the Baronet Elric Castile of Castile to the hereditary ranks of the nobility; the House of Castile is formally enrolled with all the privileges and obligations of the highest class, including the representation of His Royal Majesty’s crown in all matters diplomatic and domestic, attendance into the Adriatic Court, annual homage to The Royal Crown and etcetera. We do henceforth elevate the title of the Baronetcy of Castile into a real barony as the Barony of Castile, to be succeeded by his legitimate heirs- provided that their legality is pronounced before the Adriatic Court. He is named: ELRIC The First of His Name Of House Castile THE 1ST BARON OF CASTILE In expectation of continuing achievement, this royal title is enfeoffed with absolute primogeniture succession in accordance with the laws of the Kingdom, affirming the creed of Castile within the upper echelon of the Kingdom. This title is afforded by reason of exemplary performance and vitality from the united House of Castile. In return, and as a sign of Our august graciousness, We do privilege his ability to levy law and taxes upon his subjects should any be borne. If ever Our Royal Crown sees fit to suspend or demote these rights or, unitarily, their noble letters, his right to contest the suspension or demotion shall be upheld within the Adriatic Court, where a jury of Noble Peers shall evaluate the act. IN NOMINE DEI, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Vienne, Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Vienne, Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera

ROYAL LETTERS FOR THE BARONY OF GUISE ANNO REGIO 1876 - Frederick I; acting on Our royal judgement We do hereby see fit to re-elevate our most beloved Lord Chancellor, His Excellency Conrad Ashford de Falstaff to the ranks of the Orenian hereditary nobility. In so doing, the House of Ashford de Falstaff is once again enrolled with all the privileges and obligations of the highest class, including the representation of His Royal Majesty’s crown in all matters diplomatic and domestic, attendance into the Adriatic Court, annual homage to The Royal Crown and etcetera. Accordingly, We summon a long in-abeyance Falstaff title to grant to his successors- provided their legality is pronounced before the Adriatic Court -the restoration of the Barony of Guise, thereby naming him: CONRAD The Second of His Name Of House Ashford de Falstaff THE 5TH BARON OF GUISE Naturally in obeisance to the peerage laws of the Kingdom, the title shall be invested with absolute primogeniture succession. This title is afforded by reason of Conrad’s service to the crown as Lord Chancellor over a regime of transition. In return, and as a sign of Our august graciousness, We do privilege his ability to levy law and taxes upon his subjects if any be borne. If ever Our Royal Crown sees fit to suspend or demote his rights or, unitarily, the noble letters of his house, their right to contest the suspension or demotion shall be upheld within the Adriatic Court, where a jury of Noble Peers shall evaluate the act. IN NOMINE DEI, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Vienne, Duke of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Vienne, Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera

THE 2ND SITTING OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY The commotion of the Temesch Hall comes to an eerie quiet as the Chancellor takes to the seat of the Speaker, presiding over the meeting of that midday. Conrad de Falstaff’s voice booms over the hall. THE SECOND SITTING OF HIS MAJESTY’S GENERAL ASSEMBLY HAS HEREBY COMMENCED, HITHERTO WITH THOSE FOLLOWING IN ATTENDANCE. RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF VIENNE THE BARONET OF WESTFALL THE BARONET OF CASTILE THE BARONY OF CORWINSBURG THE BARONY OF ACRE THE BARONY OF ROSIUS THE COUNTY OF AZOR THE MARCH OF GRODNO THE DUCHY OF CATHALON SITTING LEADER OF THE ASSEMBLY: MR. DIETRICH BARCLAY @MadOne TRANSCRIPT: THE ELECTION OF THE LORD VIZIER As established by the Edict of Temesch (1872), the Lord Vizier is the public officer of morality for the town of Vienne. Mr. Dietrich Barclay 7 AYES 5 NAYS 1 ABSTAIN Father Goderyc 6 AYES 6 NAYS 1 ABSTAIN Cesar Komnenos 3 AYES 10 NAYS Ben Jones 2 AYES 10 NAYS 1 ABSTAIN **Given the resignation of the former leader and the election of Dietrich Barclay to the Assembly Leader, the title of Lord Vizier has been defaulted to Father Goderyc @Gambit, holder of the second most votes. LEASING OF COURIER SERVICES A directive voted by the General Assembly that all properly functioning and privately ran courier services within the Orenian country, be it through the use of an aviary or not, must be registered with the Office of the Prefecture and held accountable to the state. The Assembly renders that there will be no public or state-mandated courier service, rather, funding and liability will be given to private businesses to exercise freedom to create their own services, in order to promote healthy competition - effectively aiding the local economy. 10 AYES 0 NAYS 3 ABSTAIN **Pending Assent.

BY DECREE OF KING FREDERICK I OF OREN, the noble lords and ladies of the Kingdom were admitted into the Adriatic one-by-one, being announced by the Lady Privy Seal and progressing into the tent with their honor borne upon their shoulders. Inside, they received words of fortitude and transparency from one among many of His Majesty’s eloquent speeches. Leading his liegemen to audit their fellow lords, absent or present, His Majesty’s Adriatic resulted in the following: The revocation of the Baronies of Whitewater and Draskovic into the titles in abeyance. The revocation of the Counties of Provins, Vanderfall and Dobrov into the titles in abeyance. Featuring the revelation of the Count of Dobrov’s siring of three illegitimate bastards and his heinous crimes against the woman through which he bore them, including domestic abuse. The demotion of the County of Aldersberg to a Barony. GOD WITH US, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Helena, Novellen, Sunholdt, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Helena, Novellen, Sunholdt, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER EXCELLENCY, The Princess Claude of Savoy, Lady Privy Seal and Steward of the Adriatic Court

THE BARONETCIES OF 1874 ANNO REGIO 1874 - Frederick I; acting on Our royal judgement We do hereby see fit to elevate Sir Elric Castile and Sir Guillaume Louis de la Croix to honorary positions as Baronets, entitling them to the representation of His Royal Majesty’s crown in all matters diplomatic and domestic, and attendance into the Adriatic Court. The title of ‘Baronet’ acts according to the Edict of Aster (1864) as a position that merits peerage status for an individual without the privilege of hereditary succession. Accordingly, these titles shall not be tied to land by default. The baronets are recommended to the office of the Lady Viceroy should they desire to purchase property under their name. Withal, We do summon all titles extant and abeyant in order to grant to these men titular life tenures as the Baronets of, respectively, the Baronetcy of Castile and the Baronetcy of Rochefort. We name them: ELRIC Of House Castile THE BARONET OF CASTILE & GUILLAUME Of House DeLaCroix THE BARONET OF ROCHEFORT Castile is afforded to Sir Elric Castile by reason of his merit and devoted service to Our King Frederick as a member of the Kingsguard and feal advisor.; Rochefort is afforded to Sir Guillaume Louis Pruvia by reason of his service to the Privy Council as Lord Registrar under the reigns of Emperor Philip III and Our King Frederick. According to the Edict of Aster, If ever Our Royal Crown sees fit to suspend their positions, their right to contest the suspension or demotion shall not be upheld within the Adriatic Court, as these titles are granted singularly by the Crown and do not require Adriatic concession. IN NOMINE DEI, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera

ROYAL LETTERS FOR THE BARONY OF CORWINSBURG ANNO REGIO 1874 - Frederick I; acting on Our royal judgement We do hereby see fit to elevate the credible Heinrich Franz von Alstreim to the ranks of the Kingdom’s hereditary nobility. In so doing, the House of Alstreim is enrolled with all the privileges and obligations of the highest class, including the representation of His Royal Majesty’s crown in all matters diplomatic and domestic, attendance into the Adriatic Court, annual homage to The Royal Crown and etcetera. Additionally, We do summon all titles extant and abeyant in order to grant to his successors- provided that their legality is pronounced before the Adriatic Court -the everlasting right to the Royal Title of the Barony of Corwinsburg, naming him: HEINRICH The First of His Name Of House Alstreim THE 1ST BARON OF CORWINSBURG In the tradition of the House of Alstreim, working in concord with the code of the Kingdom, this title shall be succeeded according to the law of absolute primogeniture. The House of Alstreim is afforded this privilege by right of historical prevalence. Under the banner of Our Majesty, we see canonist brothers coming to union once more after grievances between their predecessors. In good faith, and as a sign of Our august graciousness, We do privilege their ability to levy law and taxes upon all their crown-approved subjects should any be borne. If ever Our Royal Crown sees fit to suspend or demote these rights or, unitarily, their noble letters, their right to contest the suspension or demotion shall be upheld within the Adriatic Court, where a jury of Noble Peers shall evaluate the act. IN NOMINE DEI, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera

THE FIRST SITTING OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Constituents situated in the hall of Temesch, a diverse array of men and women, both old and juvenile, from areas across the Kingdom. Ravens and Savoyards alike joined the hall in congregation, their representation separate, but their ideals as countrymen: one. From a podium central to the hall, the Lord Chancellor de Falstaff stood, opening the first sitting with an address to the burgess and burgesses. @Chennster Men and women of Oren, I welcome you to our first congregation of His Majesty's Grand Assembly. I beseech ye, today, to ponder on the many developments of recent we have become privy to.” Conrad announced, his voice echoing through the hall. The AsAhford’s eye glistened with redeem, as he faced the constituents that had chosen to serve their country. In comparison to the wars that preceded our ancestors, we live, now, in simpler times. We are graced with the authority of peace, and is our mantle as the leaders - the stewards of this great Kingdom, to put it to use. As of recently, we have mandated peace as our authority. Our military grows, our businesses flourish, and our nobles lavish in privilege and sacred duty. Our government has completed itself, and today, this final instrument of government marks our longstanding vows to prosperity and autonomy. Our predecessors had one item in common: The Nenzing rebels, the Aster visionaries, and our very own King Frederick? It was the mandate of the governed, the reconciliation of the very sacred contract that tethers us, men, together. Our sole presence here marks this fact. So, let this be a reminder that we are men of free will. I implore this assembly, that we may enact legislation that enacts the will of our governed. Be it law of order, appropriations for finances, or even the stewardship of the development of our culture - we Orenians will soar to heights never known, as the late Archchancellor described it - let us be the jewel of the civilized world. He paused, concluding. May God bless us. Let us commence, now, the first sitting of His Majesty's General Assembly, and its ground rules. A hand thudded against the desk, ending his opening remarks. Election for the Leader of the General Assembly Lord Dietrich Barclay 8 Ayes Lord Vincent Keen 12 Ayes **Bills proposed were tabled for the next sitting, due to the first sitting being responsible for establishment of ground procedure.

ROYAL LETTERS FOR THE MARCH OF GRODNO ANNO REGIO 1872 - Frederick I; acting on Our royal judgement We do hereby see fit to elevate the credible Stanislaw Jazloviecki to the ranks of the Kingdom’s hereditary nobility. In so doing, the House of Jazloviecki is enrolled with all the privileges and obligations of the highest class, including the representation of His Royal Majesty’s crown in all matters diplomatic and domestic, attendance into the Adriatic Court, annual homage to The Royal Crown and etcetera. Additionally, We do summon all titles extant and abeyant in order to grant to his successors- provided that their legality is pronounced before the Adriatic Court -the everlasting right to the Arentanian borderlands, constituting the Royal Title of the March of Grodno, wherein they shall protect the Kingdom from harm that might arise from the southwest. Ergo, We name him: STANISLAW The First of His Name Of House Jazloviecki THE 1ST MARGRAVE OF GRODNO In expectation of meritorious achievement, this royal title shall be invested with absolute primogeniture succession as decreed by the law of The Revised Orenian Code, affirming his creed within the upper echelon of the Kingdom. This title is afforded by House Jazloviecki’s indomitable fortitude, sufficient for the defence of Our borders and, too, Our subjects. Furthermore, theirs is an immigration from the lands of Savoy, an exchange of Crowns in good faith. In return, and as a sign of Our august graciousness, We do privilege their ability to levy law and taxes upon all their crown-approved vassals should any be borne. If ever Our Royal Crown sees fit to suspend or demote these rights or, unitarily, their noble letters, their right to contest the suspension or demotion shall be upheld within the Adriatic Court, where a jury of Noble Peers shall evaluate the act. IN NOMINE DEI, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera

The Kingdom of Oren’s Code of Laws, be they Civil, Criminal or Natural The Revised Orenian Code INTRODUCTION - General Provisions and Exordium TITLE I - Classifications of Crimes TITLE II - The Ten Tables (Lex Criminalis) or Criminal Law CH 201 - On Defining the Tables CH 202 - Injury against the Person CH 203 - On Injury against Property CH 206 - On Injury against Morality CH 207 - On Injury against Order CH 208 - On Injury against the State Office and Direct Royal House CH 209 - On Inchoate Offenses CH 210 - On Legal Classifications CH 211 - On Minors TITLE III - Lex Haraccene or Civil Law CH 301 - Barclay Reform Act (1784): On Personhood CH 302 - On Paternity, Filiation and Bastardry CH 304 - On Obligation CH 305 - On Contracts CH 306 - On Succession (Elizabeth Roosemoore Succession of 1836) CH 308 - Judicial Customs TITLE IV - Lex Aristocratia or Peerage Law CH 401 - On the Estates and Nature of the Nobility CH 402 - On Rights and Privileges of the Nobility CH 403 - On Duties of the Nobility CH 404 - On Provision and Regency CH 405 - On Succession Crisis CH 406 - Taxes CH 407 - Excise Act (1803): On Excise Taxation CH 408 Acts & Edicts TITLE V - The Ten Laws of Magick CH 501 - On the Ten Laws of Magicka GENERAL PROVISIONS AND DEFINITIONS The Revised Orenian Code, shall be the legal code of all laws pertaining to the Kingdom of Oren and her vassals. Kingdom of Oren: The country, the nation of which these laws apply. Constitutes both provinces or colonies. The King of Oren: The head of state of the Kingdom of Oren. The Crown: The sovereign of the Kingdom of Oren, which controls the Petrine Legion and the Peerage and rules under the direction and advice of the Privy Council. The Revised Orenian Code (ROC): The lawbook of the Kingdom of Oren. Peerage: The lettered nobility of the Kingdom of Oren. State Inquisition: The judiciary body of the Crown. ADDENDUM Excerpt Upon the Rights of Man, Humanity, created by God in the image of His Prophets, is bestowed upon through His Divine Power the guaranteed, inalienable rights of Man, held above all law and rule. Through the power of the Crown, they are enforced and protected immaculate and indefinite, only transgressed by committing a mortal sin. The Rights of Man include; ● THE RIGHT TO LIFE, so no man will ever be taken to the Skies so soon. ● THE RIGHT TO LIBERTY, so no man will ever be bonded by the shackles of slavery. ● THE RIGHT TO TRIAL, so no man accused of a crime shall be subject to punishment or penalty without first having been judged so by a jury of his peers; having been allowed fair and proper representation; and to always be presumed innocent until proven guilty. These rights are the backbone of human liberty and law, preventing the slip of chaos as seen in time immemorial, acting as a shield before the dark arrows of tyranny and selfish ambition. All sons of the First Prophet, no matter of blood, language, or culture, carry upon them these golden laurels of freedom, through right of birth and sapienic kinship. - Emperor Joseph I, 1718 ADDENDUM General Principles of Law The Binding Contract Principle; “A binding contract exists by an expressed offer that is taken up upon by an expressed acceptance of said offer”. The Eminent Domain Principle; “All soil, and the structures and elements upon it, are under Crown ownership, unless specified otherwise by referenceable documents from state government”. The Rightful Ownership Principle; “A human with uncontested physical ownership of a good, legal tender or produce, with an absent pretext of criminality, is assumed to be the rightful legal owner.” The Penalty Principle; “The gravity of a crime can exceed the amount of justice the conventional punishments could bring, and therefore might require the execution of the criminal”. The Exclusion (Leumont) Principle; “Everything established within the physical, administrative and diplomatic dimension that is not in accordance with the rule of law; is considered to have never existed.” TITLE II - THE TEN TABLES (LEX CRIMINALIS) CH 201 - On Defining the Tables 201.01 - The activity of the Ten Tables is to elucidate our wishes for the dispensation of justice within our realm. At our charge, its precepts are enacted, and in our absence, they shall service the state in contending against iniquity. We thus commit our servants to see to its righteous execution, in accordance with the three principles of law: to live virtuously, to trespass no one, and to give each his due. 201.02 - Thus we consider all crime as injury against the well being of one of seven parties, each the subject of an equal number of preceding Tables: the individual, property, the state, the faith, the public morality, public order, and state office. Approximately, the ninth table concerns inchoate offenses, and the tenth legal defenses for mitigation of punishment. 201.03 - Of the offenses enumerated herein, each is classified according to its degree, of which there exist three, and upon which culpability and just punishment shall be evaluated. The applicable sanction for each crime and degree of injury are recorded within Title I. These degrees are: 201.03A - Infractions, of least severity, include the appropriated sentences: monetary fine up to two thousand mina, disbarring from public office for up to two annum, confinement to prison for up to two annum, banishment up to two annum, conscription up to five annum, designated service to faith up to five annum, flogging up to fifteen lashes, birching up to fifteen lashes, pillory up to one hour, branding by hot iron on the chest or buttocks. 201.03B - Misdemeanors, of middling severity, include the appropriated sentences: monetary fine up to fifteen thousand mina, disbarring from public office for up to ten annum, confinement to prison for up to ten annum, banishment up to ten annum, conscription up to twenty annum, designated service to faith up to twenty annum, flogging up to thirty lashes, birching up to thirty lashes, pillory up to three hours, branding by hot iron on a limb, chest, or buttocks. 201.03C - Felonies, of great severity, include the appropriated sentences: monetary fine up to fifty thousand mina, disbarring from public office for up to a lifetime, confinement to prison for up to a lifetime, banishment up to a lifetime, conscription up to a lifetime, designated service to faith up to a lifetime, flogging up to sixty lashes, birching up to sixty lashes, pillory up to three hours, branding by hot iron on a limb, chest, buttocks, or face, execution by hanging. 201.03D - Treason, of intolerable severity, includes the appropriate sentences: execution by hanging, execution by crossbow or arbalest if offender is an enlisted soldier, attainder. 201.05 - Retroaction Act (1788): All laws, unless otherwise stated, take effect on the moment of ascent and do not apply retroactively to previous time periods. Laws which act retroactively must state such in an ex post facto clause. CH 202 - Injury against the Person 202.01 - On Assault 202.01A - Where an individual intentionally makes an unlawful attempt, coupled with a present ability, to commit a violent injury on the person of another, this shall be assault, a misdemeanor. 202.02 - On Battery 202.02A - Where an individual intentionally commits upon another an unlawful act of violence which brings about lasting but not permanent injury, incapacitates for any length of time, or utilizes a dangerous weapon, this shall be battery, a misdemeanor. 202.03 - On Manslaughter 202.03A - Where an individual brings about the death of another without malice upon a sudden quarrel or heat of passion, this shall be voluntary manslaughter, a felony. 202.04 - On Murder 202.04A - Where an individual intentionally commits such an act of violence upon another which brings about their death, with or without premeditation, a felony. 202.05 - On Mayhem 202.05A - Where an individual intentionally or negligently commits such an act as to bring about the dismemberment of another, the destruction of an eye, castration, or other irreparable loss of an appendage or organ, this shall be mayhem, a felony. 202.06 - On Kidnapping 202.06A - Where an individual intentionally abducts, restrains, or confines another individual against their will without physical harm or endangerment of the victim, this shall be kidnapping, a misdemeanor. 202.06B - Where an individual intentionally abducts, restrains, or confines another individual against their will, and in the course of this brings about physical harm or endangerment of the victim, this shall be kidnapping, a felony. 202.07 - On Hostages 202.07A - Where an individual who commits the offense of kidnapping, as defined in section 202.06, against a person for the purposes of protection from arrest, which substantially increases harm to the victim, these shall be hostages, a felony. 202.08 - On Defamation 202.08A - Where an individual disseminates false information about an individual, with intent to harm the reputation of that individual, this shall be defamation, an infraction. 202.08B - Where an individual disseminates false information about an individual, with intent to harm the reputation of that individual, in a public space or by distribution of printed materials, this shall be defamation, a misdemeanor. 202.09 - On Impersonation 202.09A - Where an individual intentionally assumes the identity of another individual for any purpose except the carrying out of high treason, this shall be impersonation in the second degree, an infraction. 202.09B - Where an individual intentionally assumes the identity of another individual in order to carry out high treason, this shall be impersonation in the first degree, treason. 202.010 - Criminal Justice Reform Act (1746): On Torture and Cruel and Unusual Punishment 202.010A - Where an individual intentionally afflicts another with injury for revenge or coercion of one party to another, this shall be torture, a felony. 202.010B - Where an individual sustains the imprisonment of an individual who is below the age of majority, this shall be minor imprisonment, a misdemeanor. 202.010C - Uses of torture and enhanced interrogation may only be employed with an expressed written and signed writ from the Inquisitor-General in a court of law. The provision of this amendment and due process for the permission of torture by a court of law shall be waived for those deemed as enemy combatants of the Kingdom of Oren. 202.11 - Medical Validation Act (1738): On Malpractice 202.11A - Where an individual knowingly mistreats or denies necessary care to a patient to a point of great damage, this shall be defined as malpractice in the second degree, a misdemeanor. 202.11B - If an individual knowlingly mistreats or denies necessary care to a patient to the point of death, this shall be treated as murder. A felony. CH 203 - On Injury against Property 203.01 - On Theft 203.01A - Where an individual intentionally deprives another of moveable property without the consent of its owner, and this property totals less than fifty minas in value, this shall be theft in the third degree, an infraction. 203.01B - Where an individual intentionally deprives another of moveable property without the consent of its owner, and this property totals greater than fifty minas but less than five hundred minas in value, this shall be theft in the second degree, a misdemeanor. 203.01C - Where an individual intentionally deprives another of moveable property without the consent of its owner, and this property totals greater than five hundred minas in value, this shall be theft in the first degree, a felony. 203.02 - On Burglary 203.02A - Where an individual unlawfully enters an uninhabited property this shall be burglary in the second degree, a misdemeanor. 203.02B - Where an individual unlawfully enters an inhabited property, this shall be burglary in the first degree, a felony. 203.03 - On Burglary Tools 203.03A - Where an individual is in possession of any tool, explosive or any other device commonly used in the commission of a burglary, theft or other crime with the intent to make use thereof in commission of a crime, this shall be burglary tools, an infraction.. 203.04 - On Robbery 203.04A - Where an individual intentionally deprives an owner of his moveable property through violence or threat of violence, this shall be robbery, a felony. 203.05 - On Forgery 203.05A - Where an individual, with the intent to defraud, knowing that he or she has no authority to do so, signs the name of another person or of a fictitious person, this shall be forgery, an infraction. 203.06 - On Vandalism 203.06A - Where an individual intentionally or negligently damages or defaces the property of another, and this damage is of small or moderate amounts, this shall be vandalism in the second degree, an infraction. 203.06B - Where an individual intentionally or negligently damages or defaces the property of another, and this damage is of great amounts, this shall be vandalism in the first degree, a misdemeanor. 203.07 - On Arson 203.07A - Where an individual negligently damages or defaces the property of another through fire, this shall be arson in the second degree, an misdemeanor. 203.07B - Where an individual intentionally damages or defaces the property of another through fire, this shall be vandalism in the first degree, a felony. 203.08 - On Trespassing 203.08A - Where an individual refuses to leave another’s property, or returns to a property they’ve been barred from, this shall be trespassing, an infraction. 203.10 - On Bad Debt 203.10A - Where an individual fails to resolve a relatively small or moderate debt to another individual in a reasonable amount of time, this shall be bad debt in the second degree, a misdemeanor. 203.10B - Where an individual fails to resolve a relatively large debt to another individual in a reasonable amount of time, this shall be bad debt in the first degree, a felony. 203.10C - Before convicting an individual of bad debt, a court should look to seize an individual's assets. CH 204 - On Injury against the State 204.01 - Treason and Sedition Act (1751): On Treason 204.01A - Where an individual commits acts with the intent to compromise the integrity of the Crown and its constituent institutions by waging insurrection and seeking the destruction of the Orenian State by impugning the character and person of the Crown through subversive means such as collusion with enemy entities and actors against the State, this shall be the crime of treason. 204.01B - Where an individual commits acts with the intent to compromise the integrity of the Crown and its constituent institutions by waging insurrection, committing acts of violence, or raising flag in rebellion against the state, this shall be the crime of treason. 204.04 - On Contraband 204.04A - Where an individual knowingly possesses illegal substances, literature, or items, this shall be the crime of contraband, an infraction. 204.04B - Where an individual knowingly sells, markets, purchases, or transfers ownership of illegal substances, literature, or items, this shall be the crime of contraband, a misdemeanor. 204.04C - Where an individual knowingly manufactures illegal substances, literature, or items, this shall be the crime of contraband, a felony. 204.05 - On Obstruction 204.05A - Where an individual interferes with, obstructs the progress of, or otherwise hinders government officials and prosecutors during the apprehension or investigation of a criminal or criminal activity, this shall be the crime of obstruction, an infraction. 204.07 - On Absconding 204.07A - Where an individual fails or intentionally avoids surrendering oneself to the custody of Crown officials at the appropriate time, this shall be the crime of absconding, and in the case of the awaiting trial immediately confirms guilt, dismissing the need for lawful hearing. 204.08 - On Bribery 204.08A - Where an individual persuades or attempts to persuade any judicial officer, juror, referee, arbitrator, public official, government official, or any person who may be authorized by the law to hear or determine any question or controversy, with the intent to influence their vote, opinion or decision with a monetary gift, this shall be bribery, a misdemeanor. 204.08B - Where an judicial officer, juror, referee, arbitrator, public official, government official, or any person who may be authorized by the law to hear or determine any question or controversy accepts or attempts to accept a monetary gift, for the intent of influencing their vote, opinion or decision, this shall be bribery, a felony. 204.09 - On Extortion 204.09A - Where an individual obtains money, titles, or other property from another with his or her consent, or the obtaining of an official act from a public office, induced by a wrongful use of force or fear, this shall be extortion, a misdemeanor. 204.010 - On Perjury 204.010A - Where an individual intentionally misleads, deceives, or withholds pertinent information from an interrogating agent of the law during the course of a criminal or civil trial, this shall be perjury, a felony. 204.010B - Where an individual intentionally misleads, deceives, or withholds pertinent information from an interrogating agent of the law during the course of a trial of treason, this shall be perjury, charged with the penalty of treason. 204.011 - On Fraud 204.011A - Where an individual intentionally or negligently fails to abide by the terms of a written or verbal contract, misleads regarding its terms, or provides insufficient consideration for its completion, to the detriment of another, and this detriment is of small or moderate amounts, this shall be fraud , an infraction. 204.011B - Where an individual intentionally or negligently fails to abide by the terms of a written or verbal contract, misleads regarding its terms, or provides insufficient consideration for its completion, to the detriment of another, and this detriment is of great amounts, this shall be fraud in the first degree, a misdemeanor. 204.012 - On Embezzlement 204.012A - When a government official intentionally or negligently, steals, withholds, purloins, or knowingly converts to his use or the use of another, or without authority, sells, conveys or disposes of any record, voucher, money, or thing of value of the Orenian State, this shall be embezzlement, treason. 204.013 - On Unauthorized Military Organizations 204.013A - When an individual intentionally or negligently operates as a part of an organization that meets the definition of a private military organization and is operating under an expired authorization, this shall be an Unauthorized Military Organization in the second degree, an infraction. 204.013B - When an individual intentionally or negligently operates as a part of an organization that meets the definition of a private military organization and has not received proper authorization, this shall be an Unauthorized Military Organization in the first degree, a misdemeanor. 204.014 - On Disobedience 204.014B - Where an individual refuses to appear before an authorized member of the State Inquisition after being summoned by a presiding Inquisitor, this shall be the crime of disobedience, an infraction. 204.014C - Where an agent of the law refuses to enforce a ruling, writ or order of an Inquisitor, this shall be the crime of disobedience in second degree, a misdemeanor. 204.014D - Where an agent of the law refuses a direct order of State Office, this shall be the crime of disobedience, a felony. CH 206 - On Injury against Morality 206.01 - On Indecency 206.01A - Where an individual intentionally and deliberately dresses in an immoral or obscene fashion, usually in a sexual manner, this shall be the crime of indecency, an infraction. 206.02 - On Deviancy 206.02A - Where an individual intentionally acts in unusual or unaccepted standards, especially in social or political behavior, this shall be the crime of deviancy, an infraction. 206.03- On Obscene Materials 206.03A - Where an individual possesses materials that are determined to be obscene to a reasonable person, this shall be the crime of obscene materials, an infraction. 206.04 - On Witchcraft 206.04A - Where an individual intentionally partakes and practices the dark arts, such as blood magic, or other sacrilegious activities, this shall be the crime of witchcraft, a felony. 205.07 - On Devilry 205.07A - Where an individual intentionally and actively participates in the worship of demons and devils, evangelizes the worship of demons and devils, or encourages the growth of devilic cults, this shall be the crime of devilry, a felony. 206.05 - On Fornication 206.05A - Where an unmarried individual intentionally fornicates another individual in a public or private location, this shall be the crime of fornication, an infraction. 206.06 - On Adultery 206.06A - Where a married individual intentionally fornicates with another who is not the spouse, this shall be the crime of adultery, a misdemeanor. 206.07 - On Consanguinity 206.07A - Where an individual intentionally fornicates or has an immoral relationship with one’s close family, such as with father, with mother, with siblings, or with offspring, this shall be the crime of consanguinity, a misdemeanor. 206.08 - On Miscegenation 206.08A - Where an individual intentionally fornicates with one not of his race, such as man and elf or man and dwarf, this shall be the crime of miscegenation, a misdemeanor. CH 207 - On Injury against Order 207.01 - On Vagrancy 207.01A - Where an individual intentionally lives the life of a vagrant, participating in improper begging, and illegally staying in residences and towns, this shall be the crime of vagrancy, a misdemeanor. 207.02 - On Concealment of Identity 207.02A - Where an individual intentionally conceals or hides oneself’s identity to an agent of the law, this shall be the crime of concealing one’s identity, an infraction. 207.03 - On Vigilantism 207.03A - Where an individual intentionally apprehends, convicts, or punishes another individual of a crime but is not an agent of the law or given permission by State Office, this shall be the crime of vigilantism, a felony. 207.04 - On Disturbing the Peace 207.04A - Where an individual intentionally and deliberately hinders or interrupts the common peace by embellished performance or immoral behavior, this shall be the crime of disturbing the peace, a misdemeanor. CH 208 - On Injury against State Office, Noble Peers and Direct Royal House 208.00 - Defining a State Office: A member of the Privy Council. 208.00A - Defining Direct Royal House: A member of the Royal Family. 208.00B - Defining Noble Peers: A member of the Nobility holding a lordly title. 208.01 - On Injured Majesty 208.01A - Where an individual intentionally and deliberately defames a member of State Office, Noble Peers or the Direct Royal House, this shall be injured majesty, a felony. 208.02 - On Harmed Majesty 208.02A - Where an individual unintentionally physically harms a member of State Office, Noble Peers or the Direct Royal House, this shall be harmed majesty, a felony. 208.02B - Where an individual intentionally physically harms a member of State Office, Noble Peers or the Direct Royal House, this shall be harmed majesty, and charged with the punishment of treason. 208.03 - On Regnal Homicide 208.03A - Where an individual kills a member of State Office, Noble Peers or the Direct Royal House, this shall be the crime of Regnal Homicide, charged with the punishment of treason. CH 209 - On Inchoate Offenses 209.04 - Inchoate Offenses Act (1788): On Punishment of Criminal Organizations & Entities 209.04A - Where an individual of a criminal organization, or entity, has been convicted of a minimum of two offenses within the following tables of the TIC; CH202, CH203, CH204, CH206, CH207 & 209 or treason. In which scenario any executive legal bodies of the state may enact the following law to further arrest, investigate and prosecute any individuals of the associated organization or entity, and is subject to the same class of punishment of the crime committed by the instigator. 209.04B - Where an individual of a criminal organization, or entity, has been convicted of a minimum of two offenses within the following tables of the TIC; CH202, CH203, CH204, CH206, CH207 & 209 or treason. In which scenario any executive legal bodies of the state may enact the following law to further cease and withhold any assets belonging to the specified criminal organization or entity. 209.05 - Inchoate Offenses Act (1788): On Crime by Association 209.05A - Where an individual is directly associated with any convicted criminal, wherein evidence provided suggests cooperation between the convicted criminal and the individual, this shall be crime by association, and is subject to the same class of punishment of the crime of which the individual is associated with. 209.05B - In which scenario any executive legal bodies of the state may enact the following law to further arrest, investigate and any individuals of the associated organization or entity, and is subject to the same class of punishment of the crime committed by the instigator. CH 210 - On Legal Classifications 210.01 - On Conspiracy - Where an individual knowingly signals intent to commit a crime at a future time, this shall be the crime of conspiracy, and is subject to the same class of punishment of the crime which conspiracy is caused for. 209.02 - On Incitement - Where an individual intentionally incites or encourages another individual into committing a crime, this shall be the crime of incitement, and is subject to the same class of punishment of the crime which incitement is caused for. 209.03 - On Attempt - Where an individual actively attempts, but fails to commit, a crime, the individual shall be held liable with a mitigated punishment according to the crime which was attempted. 210.0- From a dishonorable cause an event does not arise - Where an individual accuses another of a crime where evidence was obtained through criminal means, the individual accused is not held liable. 210.05 - To a willing person, it is not a wrong - Where an individual consents or actively places oneself in a position of harm or danger, that individual may not bring a claim against another party in tort or delict. 210.06 - In Equal Fault - Where the individual held liable for a crime and the party convicting the individual for a crime is deemed both at fault, whether for the same crime or similar, both the individual and the convicting party shall not be held liable. 210.07 - On Duress - Where an individual commits a crime intentionally, but under reasonably proximate threat of force equal to or less than the severity of the crime committed, that individual shall not be held liable. Rather, the individual responsible for the threat shall be held liable. 210.08 - On Entrapment - Where an individual is encouraged or compelled by an agent of the law to commit a crime they otherwise would not have intended to commit, that individual shall not be held liable. 210.09 - On Infancy - Where an individual is below the age of twelve years and commits a third degree or lesser crime, that individual shall not be held liable. If the individual commits a second degree or greater crime, the individual shall be held liable with mitigated punishment or lesser conviction. 210.10 - On Necessity - Where an individual is compelled by circumstances beyond their control, as a last resort, to commit a crime in order to prevent a more injurious outcome, that individual shall not be held liable. 210.11 - On Provocation - Where an individual is invoked or compelled by another individual to act with a sudden or temporary loss of self control and commits a crime as a response, the individual shall be held liable with mitigated punishment or lesser conviction. 210.12 - On Incapability - Where an individual is physically or mentally unable to meet the requirements given by law for punishment or conviction, the individual shall not be held liable. 210.13 - On Immunity - Where an agent of the law, in the course of their duties and acting within the bounds assigned to them, is compelled to commit a violation of the law, that agent shall not be held liable. CH 211 - Youth Justice Act (1501): On Minors in Court 211.01 - On Definition and Rights of a Minor 211.01A - A minor is defined as any individual below the age of eighteen. 211.01B - Minors may benefit from the advantages provided to legal entities within the Kingdom of Oren, but punishment should not by any means be harsher or surpass that of the punishment for an adult. In cases of serious offenses such as first degree felonies they may be held to the same degree of punishments as adult legal entities depending on the individual case. TITLE III - LEX HARACCENE CH 301 - Barclay Reform Act (1784): On Personhood 301.01 - On Establishing Citizenship 301.01A - A citizen is to be defined as a person who maintains permanent residence within the state and has sworn an oath of fealty to the King. 301.01B - The possession and continued use of property within the state for a period as so judged by a magistrate can be used as legal proof of citizenship if so requested by the citizen. 301.01C - Citizenship may be granted or revoked by decree of the King of Oren. 301.01D - Citizens of the nation shall maintain suffrage in national elections. 301.01E - Criminal Justice Reform Act (1746): In cases of conviction by State Inquisition, suffrage for the individual is waived. 301.01F - Citizens of the nation shall maintain the exclusive right to occupy public or government office. 301.01G - Citizens shall bear the responsibility of heeding the call to arms should the state conscript them. 301.01H - Residency within the state is verified on a regular basis through the officiation of a state census. Refusal to participate in this is an implied, but not explicit, rescission of citizenship. 301.02 - On Establishing Entities 301.02A - Corporations, companies, associations, and foundations are recognised as entities under law and are accountable hereafter to the laws governing them. 301.02B - Legal entities enjoy the same privileges, including the possession and acquisition of property, chattel et al. afforded to citizens, excluding suffrage in national elections. 301.02C - Royal Edict may revoke entity status if so required. 301.03 - On Marriage 301.03A - It is the right of the King, his privy, and the Registrar’s Office to render nullity of marriage should this be deemed necessary. 301.03B - All marriages require the consent of the man and the legal patriarch of the woman participating in matrimony. If this patriarchal prerogative is withheld and the marriage proceeds, it is to be considered unlawful and null. 301.03C - In the case of marriages of the princes, landed lords, and their immediate heirs, express permission to marry must be sought from and granted by the Crown. If this royal prerogative is withheld and the marriage proceeds, it is to be considered unlawful and null. 301.03D- Elizabeth Rosemoore Succession Edict of 1836. All marriages between a man of noble birth and a female peer shall be required to be matrilineal in nature. (i) Upon his marriage to the bride, the groom shall adopt her family surname and hers alone. (ii) Any children born of such a marriage are also to bear the surname of the female peer. (iii) The property, land, and titles of the bride shall remain under the personal jurisdiction of the female peer following this matrimony (iv) Should the peer in question become deceased, her family titles and possessions shall be passed onto her eldest child or, in absence of one, her eldest sibling or their progenity. (v) Rosemoore Addendum Act of 1840. A woman who is married patrilineally is excluded from inheriting a peerage. 301.04 – On Civil Unions 301.04A – Civil unions shall be defined as the enjoining of heathen non-human individuals into the institution of marriage as recognized by the state. 301.04B – The bride and the groom must be of the same race and opposite sex. 301.04C – Children born of a civil union legally recognized by a court of law in the state shall, by right, be lawfully entitled to their inheritance. 301.04D – Civil unions are dissolved upon the case of legal separation and or death of either spouse. 301.04E – Civil unions shall be performed by the state. 301.04F - There shall be no union without freely given consent from both parties. 301.04G - Persons already joined in a civil union may not enter into another. 301.04H - Children under eighteen years of age may not enter into civil unions. 301.04I - Direct line relatives of consanguinity may not be united with each other. 301.04J - Collateral relatives by consanguinity of up to and including the third degree may not be united with each other. 301.04K – It shall be the right of the King, and his Privy which created the union, to render the nullity of union should this be deemed necessary. 301.04L – A registry is to be established and maintain a list of marriages officiated under the provision of civil unions in the Registrar's Office. 301.04M – The Registrar’s Office shall maintain the official record of all civil unions officiated in the Kingdom of Oren. 301.05 - On the Legal Status of Living Things 301.05A - All living things are to be divided into the following four legal classifications: (i) Persons. (ii) Intelligent non-persons. (iii) Flora and fauna. (iv) Abominations. 301.06 - On Persons 301.06A - Persons shall enjoy the protection of the laws of the state, and the rights they so afford, as well as legal liability for themselves should they breach them. 301.06B - Persons shall be legally liable for their own actions, lest they be under the age of twelve years, in which case their legal guardians shall be liable. 301.06C - Criminal Justice Reform Act (1746): Persons shall maintain the right to due process when convicted. 301.06D - The aforementioned right shall be waived by agents of foreign states or organizations which are in a state of war with the Kingdom of Oren. 301.06E - Persons are eligible for citizenship. 301.06F - Persons are defined as pure-blooded members of one of the four primary Descendent races (human, elf, dwarf, orc), or mixed-blooded individuals whose blood is a combination of Descendent races. 301.06G - Goblins do not fall into the category of personhood unless granted a Certificate of Personhood by a court of law. Ologs do not fall into the category of personhood and are barred from seeking a Certificate of Personhood. 301.07 - On Intelligent Non-Persons 301.07A - An intelligent non-person is afforded the Right to Life. 301.07B - Intelligent non-persons are ineligible for citizenship. 301.07C - An intelligent non-person must have a legal sponsor, who shall represent them in all legal affairs of state and serve as their legal guardian. 301.07D - An intelligent non-person may not own property, it is instead the duty of their legal sponsor to shelter them. 301.07E - Intelligent non-persons are defined as Hou-Zi, wonks, goblins, ologs, kharajyr, and mixed-blooded individuals who are part orc. 301.07F - An individual who was previously a pure-blooded or mixed-blooded person, who is no longer a descendant but who is not necrotic in nature, will be regarded as an intelligent non-person and not as their former race. 301.08 - The owner of such property will be legally liable for any damage caused by it. 301.09 - On Abominations 301.09A - Abominations are afforded no legal rights. 301.09B - Abominations are defined as all creatures of a necrotic, demonic, or otherwise unholy nature or origin.. 301.09C - An individual who was previously a pure-blooded or mixed-blooded person, who is no longer a descendant and who is necrotic in nature, will be regarded as an abomination. CH 302 - On Paternity, Filiation and Bastardry 302.01 - On Filiation 302.01A - Filiation is assumed when the child is born to parents in a marriage or civil union, and is assumed to be absent otherwise. A child with a recognised filial relation to their father is deemed “legitimate”. Children born outside wedlock are deemed “illegitimate”. 302.01B - Filiation determines surnames. 302.01C - Filiation is determined by the paternal line. 302.01D - It is the obligation of the father to care for the child. 302.01E - Any person of significant interest may declare filiation or lack thereof. This prerogative is perpetually maintained and reserved by the Crown and subsequent courts of law thereof. 302.01F - Illegitimate children enjoy no legal entitlement to inheritance. 302.01G - In the case of Matrilineal marriages, all filiation law shall apply to the mother and maternal line, rather than the father and the paternal line. 302.02 - On Guardianship 302.02A - It is the right of the Church of the Canon to take wards of the church, should there be no sufficient guardian by blood. 302.02B - It is the right of the King to decide wards of the state, should there be no sufficient guard by blood and the refusal of the Canon. 302.03 - On Adoption 302.03A - Adoption is defined as the legal acquisition of guardianship over an individual under the age of majority who has no living parents or guardians. 302.03B - Adoption cases are handled through the ministry of civil affairs, which grants the permission to adopt. 302.03C - Adoption does not overrule filiation, and therefore the adoptee retains their original surname. If they have no surname, they will be given one by the courts. 302.03D - Adoptees gain no right to the inheritance of the adopter. CH 303 - On Property Ownership 303.01 - On Classification 303.01A - All things subject to appropriation shall be considered either immovable or movable property. 303.01B - The classification of property may be decided by His Majesty, the King. 303.01C - Property is either public or private domain, as decided by His Majesty, the King.. 303.01D - Should a piece of public domain property be ceded, enclosed or no longer be destined for general use, it shall become the property of the Crown. 303.02 - On Ownership 303.02A - Ownership is the right to enjoyment and disposal of a thing, without limitation beyond the law. 303.02B - Ownership is acquired through occupancy, by gift, testament and intestate succession, and as a result of contracts of tradition. 303.02C - Nobody may be deprived of ownership by another. 303.02D - The owner of a plot of land is the owner of the surface and that beneath it. 303.02E - Property capable of appropriation without an owner, such as abandoned movable things or wild game, are acquired by occupancy. 303.02F - Game (as in, wild animals) that pass from their respective breeding place to lands owned by a different owner shall be the property of the latter, unless found to have been attracted through fraud, artifice or lure. 303.02G - A person who finds a movable thing must return it to its owner, unless it is declared treasure. The movable thing must be held for two years, and the thing shall belong to the person who found it after the lapse of this period of time. If it cannot be held without severe maintenance that would otherwise cause detriment to the value of the movable thing, it will be publicly auctioned. If unable to be auctioned, it shall be redistributed by the Crown. 303.02H - If the owner is to appear within this time, the finder is entitled to a prize for finding equal to one tenth of the value of the thing. 303.02I - Treasures belong to the owner of the land of which it is found, or if conflicted, to the Crown. The status of treasure is decided by judgment of the magistrate. The Crown is entitled to fifty percent of the value of the treasure from the finder. 303.02J - Paddington Act (1756): Creatures that are not produced by natural means, will be considered property of the owner, therefore making the owner liable for any actions done by the creature. These include: Golems, Atronachs, Animii. 303.03 - On Absence 303.03A - Following a public absence, as decided by a magistrate or the King, of eight years or more, it is the right of these parties to redistribute the patrimony of the absentee among his heirs. 303.03B - If no heir is present to make claim to the patrimony, it may be placed under the Crown until such an heir should arise. 303.04 - On Accession 303.04A - The fruits of the property, be they civil, industrial or natural, belong to the owner of the property. 303.04B - Anything built, sewn or produced in another’s plot of land belongs to the owner of the plot of land. 303.05 - On Boundaries 303.05A - Any owner is entitled to mark and define the boundaries of their properties and lands and hold the right to define the boundaries as such when brought to a court of law. 303.05B - These boundaries may not be defined if they infringe or encroach upon the boundaries of the lands and properties of another, if this is deemed a matter of legal conflict, it is the duty of the steward of the lands and the magistrates of the crown to decide the boundaries. 303.06 - On Possession and Acquisition 303.06A - Possession is the holding of a thing, or the enjoyment of a right by a legal person. 303.06B - Possession is to be assumed to be being acted in good faith. 303.06C - Hereditary property is transferred to the heir without interruption from the moment of death of the descendant. 303.06D - Possession may not occur violently. If a man believes they have the right to deprive another of their property, it is to be brought before a court if it is refused to be delivered by the owner. 303.06E - A possessor may lose the thing; (i) By abandonment. (ii) By total destruction or loss. (iii) By another’s possession, even against their will, should the new possession last uncontested for more than ten years. CH 304 - On Obligation 304.01 - On Defining Obligation 304.01A - All obligations consist of giving, doing or refraining from doing an act. 304.01B - Obligations arise from law and contract. 304.01C - Those that arise from acts or omissions of fault or negligence shall be governed by the following provisions. 304.02 - On The Extinguishing of Obligation 304.02A - The promise of the delivery of a thing is a promise of delivery of the thing with all fitting entirely, even if not so mentioned. 304.02B - If a person obliged to do something has not done it, it is ordered to be done at his expense. 304.02C - All obligations are enforceable from the present unless their performance depends on the fulfillment or action of a future event. 304.02D - Obligations that face impossible conditions shall be deemed in bad faith and not written. 304.02E - The condition should be fulfilled should the obligor purposefully prevent its fulfillment. 304.02F - Obligations are extinguished by their payment or performance, forgiveness of the debt, rule of bad faith by a judge, or the loss of the thing owed. 304.03 - On Private Documents and Deeds 304.03A - Private documents shall have the same value as a deed between those who executed it and their successors. 304.03B - Private documents may not alter the covenants of a contract if to the detriment of the debtor. 304.03C - If a debtor wishes to accept private documents with provisions beneficial to him, he must also accept those provisions detrimental. CH 305 - On Contracts 305.01 - On Consent 305.01A - There is no contract without the consent of the parties, cause of the obligation of agreement and object of agreement. 305.01B - Consent is the coincidence of the offer and the acceptance over the thing and the cause which constitute the contract. 305.01C - Minors may not consent to contracts, unless ruled otherwise by a magistrate. 305.01D - Consent is null and void if caused by error, coercion, intimidation or fraudulent misrepresentation. 305.01E - Fraudulent is not nullifying if used by both parties. 305.02 - On Matter of Contract 305.02A - All things not beyond the bounds of commerce between men of the state may be bound by contract. 305.03 - On Cause of Contract 305.03A - Contracts without a cause, unlawful causes or false causes are null and void. An unlawful cause is a cause ruled to be against the laws or morals of the land. 305.04 - On Interpretation 305.04A - All parties must abide by the literal meaning of clauses of contracts if they are clear and leave no doubt to the intention of the contract. 305.04B - Words with multiple meanings are to be understood in the meaning in accordance to the nature and subject of the agreement, or, in cases when this may be conflicted, in the benefit of the debtor. 305.04C - Obscure clauses may not favor the party who created the obscurity. 305.04D - In the event of doubts of the intention of contracts and the intention cannot be known, the contract is null and void due to this obscurity. 305.05 - On Rescission and Nullity 305.05A - Contracts validly entered may be rescinded by agreement of both parties or the decision of the King and his magistrates of law. 305.05B - No contracts shall be rescinded as a result of injury, unless the injury is a result of a fraudulent contract. 305.05C - Rescission shall oblige the return of the things subject of the contract and its fruits. 305.05D - Rescission may not take place when the object of the contract is in possession by a third party. 305.05E - If this third party acquired the object through bad faith, he must return the object disposed of illegally on the rescission of the contract. 305.05F - Contracts may be annulled by the rule of law. 305.05G - The action for legal annulment must be from a signing party. 305.05H - Confirmation of a contract may be implied; written assent is not necessary. 305.06 - Child Labour Act (1759): On Child Labour Contracts 305.06A - Children below the age of ten will not be allowed to engage in any form of labor. 305.06B - Children above the age of ten will be allowed to engage in office and servantry labor. 305.06C - Children above the age of fifteen will be allowed to engage in manual labor. 305.06D - Businesses that are found to be in violation of this statute (see: 305.061, 305.062, 305.063) shall be charged with tax evasion. 305.06F - Businesses with repeated offenses shall be barred from continuing their operations and must be given a notice of no less than seven saints days. CH 306 - On Succession (Elizabeth Roosemoore Succession of 1836) 306.01 - On Obligatory Heirs of the Peerage and Gentry 306.01A - The obligatory heirs are the children and the children's descendants of the given peer. Inheritance of peerages shall be followed in absolute primogeniture succession. 306.01B - In the absence of above, parents and ascendants regarding their children and descendants. 306.01C - In the absence of the above, it is the right of the Crown to redistribute the patrimony. 306.01D - Inheritance Convention Act (1790): The obligatory heirs will be disqualified if they are an unwilling, non-naturalized Orenian subject. 307.01 - No entity aside from peers of the Crown construct battlements, fortifications, or otherwise ‘defensible’ structures on their land and buildings, unless provided with permission from the Viceroy’s Office. 307.02 - It is the complete purview of the Crown and its Government to oversee the construction, maintenance, and if necessary, deconstruction or mothballing of fortifications within the state. 307.04 - Private individuals of Noble or Gentry status may send a written petition to His Majesty’s Government to seek special dispensation for the construction of fortifications should the situation require it and pay a lump sum for the right. 307.05 - Any Private holder of a fortified land or building must renew the hitherto mentioned dispensation every decade and maintain a physical contract on the premises. CH 308 – Judicial Customs CH 308 - The Rights of a State Inquisitor 308.1 - An Inquisitor may conduct a trial on sight for those charged with a crime under the Revised Orenian Code. 308.1A - An Inquisitor may hand out judgment and punishment to those found guilty, but may be subject to review if execution is the punishment recommended by the Inquisitor. 308.1B - An Inquisitor may call upon third parties to testify or give a statement regarding an investigation. An Inquisitor may also call upon an expert for their opinion in regards to a subject. 308.1C - An Inquisitor may question both the accused, victim, or witnesses to complete their investigation. CH 308.2 The Duties of a State Inquisitor 308.2A - An Inquisitor is expected to conduct a fair investigation and gather any needed evidence. 308.2B - An Inquisitor is expected to uphold the law and conduct fair and proper trials in a timely manner. 308.2C - An Inquisitor may have an Investigator assigned under him, it is expected that the Inquisitor trains them to be promoted to an Inquisitor once deemed viable. CH 308.3.The Rights of an Accused 308.3A - The accused has a right to a fair and unbiased trial. A Royal that was directly involved with the events of the crime may not conduct a trial with the accused and must call upon an Inquisitor. 308.3B - If the accused is found guilty and sentenced to death, they reserve the right to appeal the choice with the Inquisitor General or his appointed deputy. 308.3C - An accused has a right to plead their case to a State Inquisitor prior to judgment and sentencing. Remaining silent and refusing to give testimony is also within their rights and they cannot be compelled to do so. 308.3D - An accused has a right to fair sentencing. The punishment must equal the crime. CH 308.4 Civil Lawsuits Civil Lawsuits are still accepted under the State Inquisition and must follow this format: Name of the Plaintiff: Name of the Defendant: Reason for Filing: Laws Broken(if any): "I, [Plaintiff name], hereby Request the Inquisitor-General open a civil suit against [Defendant name]. [Additional information/reason for filing]." CH 309 - On Duels 309.01 - In civil cases, the plaintiff may issue their right to duel as an alternative, a right afforded strictly to peers, knights, and gentry of His Majesty’s realm, hereafter referenced as ‘the dueling parties’. 309.01A - Should the legal grounds for invoking the right to duel be deemed invalid by the Inquisitor-General, or his representatives, they will mediate the conflict through another resolution. 309.01B - Should the defender refuse apology or restitution, they will contain the right to determine the weapons of the duel, its time, and its place. Should they fail to respond to the grievance of the plaintiff, it will be considered forfeit, and the charges of the plaintiff will be heard. 309.01D - The dueling parties must agree to the terms of the duel, in all cases being the first blood. If either party is to die during the course of the duel, its nature is to be investigated by the State Inquisition and a proper penalty to be issued. 309.01E - The results of the duel are to consider the matter settled, and any ill-will expressed by either party is to be considered null. 309.02 - In cases of grievances of extreme criminality, the invoked right to duel in wish for the death of the other party must be approved by His Majesty, the King of Oren. 309.01C - Grievances outside of civil cases may be entitled to the right of duel if challenged upon moral grounds that are proper, as determined by the Grand Knight of His Royal Majesty. Grievances on moral grounds will follow the same duel process as aforementioned. 309.01D - Duels may be initiated by a class, to an equivalent or lower class. However, a lower class cannot issue a duel for a class above them. For example, a peer may challenge to duel gentry, but gentry may not challenge a peer to duel. TITLE VII - LEX ARISTOCRATIA CH 401 - On the Estates and Nature of the Nobility 401.01 - The Nobility is defined as the body of all individuals holding hereditary or honorary noble or lordly titles, typically holding land in tenure to the Crown. 401.01A - Noble rank is given to every direct member of the noble title holder’s house, to be called lord or lady respect, and henceforth passed between kin. 401.01B - Nobility rank includes the following sovereign positions and peerages: (ii) King, defined as a sovereign or monarch of a kingdom, above the princely office of prince and below the Imperial office of emperor, referred to as His or Her Majesty (fm. Queen). (iiA) In relation to the monarch, siblings, offspring, and offspring of their male offspring carries the rank of Prince and is to be referred to as His or Her Highness. (iii) Grand Prince, defined as a sovereign of a principality or individuals of direct relation to an emperor or king, above the ducal office of duke and below the royal office of king, referred to as His or Her Serene Highness (fm. Grand Prince). (iiiA) In relation to the Grand Prince, siblings, offspring, and offspring of their male offspring carries the rank of Prince and is to be referred to as His or Her Serenity. (iv) Archduke, defined as a sovereign duke holding more than one ducal title, referred to as His or Her Grace (alt. Grand Duke; fm. Archduchess, Grand Duchess). (v) Duke, defined as a sovereign lord of a duchy, above the comital office of count and below the princely office of prince, referred to as His or Her Grace (fm. Duchess). (vi) Margrave, defined as a sovereign lord of a march located near the state’s border, above the comital office of count and below the ducal office of duke, referred to as His or Her Most Honorable (fm. Margravine). (vii) Count, defined as a sovereign lord of a county, above the vicecomital office of viscount and below the ducal office of duke, referred to as His or Her Right Honorable (fm. Countess). (viii) Viscount, defined as a sovereign lord of a viscounty, above the baronial office of baron and below the comital office of count, referred to as His or Her Honorable (fm. Viscountess). (ix) Baron, defined as a sovereign lord of a barony, above the gentry class and below the vicecomital office of viscount, referred to as His or Her Lordship (fm. Baroness). CH 402 - On Rights and Privileges of the Nobility 402.01 - The right to hold noble titles within the Orenian State, regarded in high degree with both the title holder and the title holder’s family, to be known by their respective titles. 402.02 - The privilege to hold landed secular peerage appertaining to their estates within the Orenian State, the created nature of peerage conveyed through Regal Letters, issued singularly by the discretion of the sovereign. 402.03 - The right to hold estates within the Orenian State, to manage and steward the allotted land as seen fit, and to pass forth their granted estates to their progeny and family. 402.04 - The right to call an assembly of lords, gentry, and clergy within their estates, to petition the State, and to congregate with their fellow peers. 402.05 - The right to organize marriage between their houses with their peers, bounding lords together through the act of matrimony. CH 403 - On Duties of the Nobility 403.01 - The duty to maintain their estates, manage them with good nature and uphold the law of the Crown within their estates, and to prohibit any estates’ decline into decadence and debauchery. 403.02 - The duty to maintain the faith of Canonism within their estates, to maintain orthodox views, and to uphold clerical teaching and law within their estates. 403.03 - The duty to never draw arms against the state, to maintain the peace and law of the state, and to hold utmost loyalty to their sovereign and their country.. 403.04 - The duty to answer all calls to arms by the sovereign and the state, to defend the state from all exterior and interior threats, and to combat all hostile forces in conflict with the state. 403.05 - The duty to seek the permission of the sovereign for the case of the marriages of landed lords and their heirs. CH 404 - On Provision and Regency 404.01 - Regency is defined as a person or persons chosen to administer an estate or office because of the incapacity of the current office holder, such as infancy, incapacitation or absence. 404.02 - A designated regent is chosen by the capable lord, to administer and rule in the name of the lord or his heir in the case of incapability of the office holder. The person or persons designated to rule as regent is to be defined and listed with the will of the office holder. 404.03 - If no designated regent is chosen and an office holder becomes incapable to rule, a regent is chosen by the state, to administer the estates as seen fit by the Crown. CH 405 - On Succession Crisis 405.01 - A succession crisis is defined as a person or persons challenging a current incumbent lord for his or her office, through proper sanguineous claim and support of fellow noblemen and noblewomen. 405.02 - A succession crisis, if brought forth, is to be first solved by the constituent parties through nonviolent and nonaggressive means. 405.03 - If the constituent parties cannot resolve their matters through nonviolent and nonaggressive means, the crisis is to be brought forth to the state, to be decided on and resolved. 405.04 - If any violent and aggressive actions occur between the constituent parties, it is to be considered a breach of the law of the state, to be seen as treason and the offending parties charged as seen fit by the state. CH 406 - Taxes 406.01 - Excise Act (1501): On Tax Evasion 406.01A - Where a legal entity fails to render full payment in a timely manner for a lawfully enacted local, municipal or city tax, this shall be the crime of tax evasion in the third degree, an infraction. 406.01B - Where a legal entity fails to render full payment in a timely manner for a lawfully enacted excise, this shall be the crime of tax evasion in the second degree, a misdemeanor. 406.01C - Where a legal entity fails to render full payment in a timely manner for a lawfully enacted wartime tax or mandatory tithe, this shall be the crime of tax evasion in the first degree, a felony. 406.01D - Where a legal entity consistently, to a significant extent, fails or refuses to render full payment in a timely manner for a lawfully enacted tax and there exists no reasonable justification for such failure or refusal, this shall constitute an act of treason. CH 407 - Excise Act (1501): On Excise Taxation 407.01 - On Excise Definitions 407.01A - His Majesty’s Commissioner of Revenue - His Majesty’s Commissioner of Revenue is charged with the Treasury Office’s efforts outside of Providence. The Commissioner’s duties are to enforce tax policy with landowners (public and private) as a subordinate of the Secretary of the Treasury. 407.01B - Estate - An estate is private land that is granted by the Crown for purposes that may include manors, farmland, guilds, or family estates. 407.01C - Peer estate - An estate (see: former) owned by a peer of the realm, bearing Regal Letters, with no charter of a higher level. 407.01D - Reservation - A parcel of Crown land reserved for a specific group of subjects who are extended particular rights and privileges on account of their extraordinary circumstances. 407.01E - Municipality - A town bearing a municipal charter issued by the Crown. 407.01F - City - A city bearing a city charter issued by the Crown. 407.01G - Legal entities - For the purposes of this legislation, a person or organization with a lawfully enacted tax liability. 407.01H - Excise - A tax liability paid directly from a legal entity to the Crown, administered by the Treasury Office. 407.02 - On Excise Eligibility 407.02A - Estates (defined above) shall be subject to an annual, or Saint’s weekly, payment of one hundred mina. 407.02B - Peer estates (defined above) shall be subject to an annual, or Saint’s weekly, payment of one hundred mina. 407.02C - Reservations (defined above) shall be subject to an annual, or Saint’s weekly, payment of ninety mina. 407.02D - Municipalities (defined above) shall be subject to an annual, or Saint’s weekly, payment of one hundred mina. 407.02E - Cities (defined above) shall be subject to an annual payment, or Saint’s weekly, payment of 80% of internally collected city tax. 407.03- On Enforcement of Collections 407.03A - His Majesty’s Commissioner of Revenue shall be responsible for the collection of any taxes, duties or excises across the Kingdom upon the commencement of the next fiscal year, otherwise known as the commencement of the next Saint’s week. 407.03B - Collections shall be sent to the Commissioner of Revenue no later than two months (Saint’s days) after the end of a fiscal year, otherwise known as the Saint’s week. (i) Legal entities who fail to meet their tax liabilities for a particular fiscal year/Saint’s week within three fiscal years/Saint’s weeks of that rotation shall be liable for charges of tax evasion under the Lex Criminalis (TIC: 204.06) or alternately may incur a Crown inquiry to review their establishing charters. (ii) His Majesty’s Government may, at its discretion, enact sanctions against any legal entity which consistently fails to pay tax in the aforementioned timely manner. 407.03C - The Commissioner of Revenue shall be compelled to cooperate with peers, reservations, municipal and city governments, including local magistrates, to undertake their duties. 407.03D - If any legal entity unreasonably withholds cooperation to a lawfully enacted tax, duty or excise, the Treasury Office shall be compelled to enact the provisions of the Lex Criminalis (TIC: 204.06) provided that a reasonable period of negotiation has been undertaken. 407.04 - The Treasury Office shall be required to ensure that any legal entity is fully informed of the rate of excise taxation they are subject to under the provisions of this act. 407.04A- The system enacted with this legislation shall be subject to change. Any future addition with respect to a legal entity that may meet the criteria defined in the aforementioned may be grandfathered into this act without need for an amendment. If a legal entity falls outside of these established definitions, an amendment or further legislation shall be required. 407.04B- If any legal entity is granted funds for development or investment, no amendment shall be required to change the classification of said legal entity for the purposes of their excise tax liability. CH 408 Acts & Edicts Edict of Reform, 1854 Amendment to the Edict of Reform, 1864 Edict of Inquisition Assembly Procedure Act, 1878 TITLE VIII - LEX ARCANIA CH 501 - On the Ten Laws of Magicka 501.01 - As determined by the congregation of mages pre-existing, all magicka and its use is subservient to the Ten Laws of Magicka, defining what is proper and what is considered unsuited within the state. 501.02 - Of the laws that ensure, the punishments are not categorized but rather determined through the judgment of the state Arcane Specialist, and as such the severity and selection of said punishment is entirely determined upon each specific case. 501.03 - The state may mandate more regulation of magicka and its use through individual acts and edicts not defined by the Ten Laws of Magicka. 501.04 - The Ten Laws of Magicka ensues the following, 501.04A - The First Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to kill another individual, unless through the defense of the individual from harm, with the use of magicka. 501.04B - The Second Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to alter their own physical appearance where said individual is unrecognizable with the use of magicka. 501.04C - The Third Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to alter the mind of another individual, unless through the use of sending messages between said individuals with the use of magicka. 501.04D - The Fourth Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to practice or perform any magicka defined under the Dark Arts. 501.04E - The Fifth Law of Magica, where an individual is forbidden to create unregistered magical objects not approved by the state Arcane Specialist. 501.04F - The Sixth Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to alter with permission another individual’s property with the use of magicka. 501.04G - The Seventh Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to actively worship the daemonic being contrarian to the Canonist state. 501.04H - The Eighth Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to perform unregistered magical research not approved by the state Arcane Specialist. 501.04I - The Ninth Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to use or perform any reanimating magicka, specifically the Magic of Necromancy and the Magic of Wilvenism. 501.04J - The Tenth Law of Magicka, where an individual is forbidden to harbor unregistered magical entities not approved by the state Arcane Specialist.

The Royal Employment Registry ROYAL PRIVY COUNCIL The Petrine Legion Become a soldier of the Imperial Legion and serve your Kingdom! Serve dutifully and rise in the ranks to be etched into history, alongside the many heroes of Oren. Seeking: Footmen Managed by: Lord Anton Draskovic, Lord Commander [Budaq] The Prefect’s Office Become a Clerk in the capital of Vienne and help newcomers to Oren get settled! You will get a commission of the houses you sell. Seeking: Stewards, Secretaries. Managed by: Princess Victoria, Countess of Caroludstadt [Asutto] The Treasury We are employing those who wish to work in the finances of His Majesty’s Treasury. The Treasury will take apprenticeships with those who are keen on working with ledgers, counting marks, or collecting His Majesty’s tax. Seeking: Treasury Aids, Tax Collectors Managed by: Lady Luisa Galbraith, Lady Treasurer of Oren, Duchess consort of Cathalon [Fieee] The Inquisition The Royal Inquisition, is tasked with both the prosecution and punishment of criminals throughout the entirety of the Orenian realm. We are seeking inspectors who are interested in inspecting crimes and collecting evidence of cases. Seeking: Inquisitors, Inspectors Managed by: Lord Elijah Keen, Inquisitor-General of Oren, Baron of Ames [HeyItsNano] The Commissioner's Office The Foreign Office is looking for ambassadors to other friendly nations of Oren. If you wish to learn about other cultures and nations, this is for you! Seeking: Foreign Ambassadors, Mail Couriers, Secretaries & Stenographers Managed by: Mister Dante Falcone, Lord Commissioner [BenjiBot_] The Royal Registry The Royal Registry is seeking hard-working and driven individuals to help bring immigrants to the various opportunities within the Orenian country. Those who become successful in this endeavor are entitled to compensation and recognition from the Crown. Seeking: Immigration Officers, Historians, Scribes Managed by: Lady Sophie Pruvia, Lady Registrar of Oren, The Countess consort of Susa Local Businesses Savoyard’s Smirk Tavern&Inn - We are employing bartends for the Savoyard Smirk tavern! The position is paid by commission, and you make how much you earn. If you enjoy meeting people and learning about new things, this is for you! We are searching for opportune people that can help organize events, drinking games, tavern nights, and get people to work in the tavern! Seeking: Bartenders, Waiters, Entertainers, &VCinters Located At: Amadeus Sq. 2 Managed By: Dietrich Barclay; The Barclay Family [MadOne2k] Wynasul and Wynasul - Become an assistant to Valyris Wynasul and learn how to sell magic items, ranging from potions to blasting bows! Apprenticeships may be acquired. Seeking: Suppliers, Clerks, & Secretaries Located At: Helena Ave. 9 Managed By: Valyris Wynasul [Cephied_] Palatial Pastries - Palatial Pastries is a small bakery located on the main street of Vienne, near the entrance of the capital. We offer apprenticeships to teach bakers how to mold our unique Platial recipes, including white bread and velvet cake! Seeking: Bakers Located At: Helena Ave. 7 Managed By: Odessa MacPherson [tillicent] Vino e Sigari de Falcone - Salve! Greetings! Vino E Sigari- the most prestigious, and luxurious manufacturer for wine and quality tobacco institution is now scouring the Kingdom for new employees in our establishment! Searching for those in particular with quantifiable salesperson know-how and those who are willing to learn our catalog by heart - located on the central street, there shall be no shortage of experience to be undertaken! Seeking: Salespeople Located At: Helena Ave. 4 Managed By: Cosimo Falcone [Motherchild] Mortaciune Bakery - A quaint shop nestled at the forefront of the Carolustadt Circle. Once you pass through the threshold of the shop you’re greeted by the strong smell of fresh baked goods. Some of the nicest bakery items in Vienne. Seeking: Bakers & Suppliers Located At: Carolustadt Circle 5 Managed By: Marcela [Melpomenne] Kovachev Smithery - Looking to get a sword smithed, or a musical lute chipped from wood? Come on over, and work for us. We’ll teach you how to make items, and sell them on the street! Seeking: Suppliers, Miners, & Lumberjacks Located At: Helena Ave. 3 Managed By: Rickard Barrow [CalvinOP]

ROYAL LETTERS FOR THE BARONY OF ACRE, 1870 ISSUED AND CONFIRMED BY HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, FREDERICK I IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1870 TO OUR MOST LOYAL SUBJECTS, It has pleased the Royal Throne to reward the service of Our loyal subject, Hannes de Vilain, with a tenure in fealty to Our Royal Crown, beneath His Royal Majesty, Frederick I. Accordingly, with this grace of God and the counsel of Our court, We do enfeoff Hannes Vilain to the Baron of Acre, a role they and their legitimate issue shall hold in trust to Our throne for the duration of their loyal service. They are enjoined to maintain the law of Our realm, to abide peacefully by Our rule, and to rise to Our defense when necessary. In return, and as a sign of Our august graciousness, We do privilege their head to levy law and taxes upon their vassals. IN NOMINE DEI, HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Frederick I, King of Oren, forever August, King of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duke of Ves, Duke of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Count of Mardon, Baron of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Vivienne of Savoy, Queen consort of Oren, forever August, Queen consort of Renatus, Curon, Kaedrin, Salvus, and Seventis, Grand Duchess consort of Ves, Duchess consort of Helena, Novellen, Furnestock, Petra, Oltremont, South Arentania, and Lorraine, Countess consort of Mardon, Baroness consort of Renzfeld, Protector of the Heartlanders and Farfolk, etcetera

The Royal Census of 1870 As His Majesty, King Frederick I has ascended to the throne, and Lord Chancellor, Conrad de Falstaff, has built a government in his name it is time we take count of the beloved subjects of the crown. The decree of the King and Lord Chancellor has ordered the administration to conduct a Royal Census to ascertain the population of His Royal Majesty's subjects for purposes of demographic and electoral. Join the Count!