06-13-2018, 12:16 AM
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⋆Hierarchy⋆
[b]UPPER CLASSES
King - [i]Brenin - The one in control of the House of Death, and leads the denizens. (practically is just a figure head for doing things like taxes, citizenship, etc, but is a large part of the rest).
Adviser - Cynghorwr - Helpers of the King, they give the figure assistance where needed, and pretty much take care of the special tasks for the King. They also hold the "keys" to the King's power, overseeing that the power is only given back in small increments as it a very powerful thing (The demon Xandrie is given to each Brenin, unless their demon is as powerful/close enough in power to him -- easily one of the strongest demons out there and needs to be detained and kept in a mostly sleeping status).
Nobility/Nobles - Anrhydedd/Unigolion - The main tax-payers if you will? Basically, they keep the House of Death's economy running smooth, the mouths fed, the jobless with jobs, and maintain relations with the layers of reality and the safe-places within these realities.
MIDDLE CLASSES
Healer - Iachäwr - Kind of self-explanatory. Pretty much the Doctor and Nurse, they've been gifted with the knowledge of healing and generally have plant magicks or healthy and safe magicks but the occasional Iachäwr has had the opposite power.
Harem of the King - Wreicty y Brenin - Sounds sketchy, but is a pretty decent position. These individuals are potential mates or partners for the King, or their favoured partners. Hellhounds are partial to having harems, or groups of lovers, that they frequent often, and raise families with, or help to raise families. A harem isn't strictly a system for bedding, but for growing a friend circle? Everyone knows each other and are generally okay with one another.
LOWER CLASSES
Guardians - Gwarcheidwaid - The regular guards, but includes all types of guards: Royal guards, Tomb guards, Body guards, Mercenaries, City guards, etc.
Soldiers - Milwyr - Troops ready to fight, to be sent out to settle disputes, to protect the lands from invasions, etc. Pretty standard.
Apprentices - Prentisiaid - Younger generations who are in training to become future Healers, Guardians, and Soldiers.
Commoners - Cyffredinwyr - Servants, farmers, job-hunters, etc.
King - [i]Brenin - The one in control of the House of Death, and leads the denizens. (practically is just a figure head for doing things like taxes, citizenship, etc, but is a large part of the rest).
Adviser - Cynghorwr - Helpers of the King, they give the figure assistance where needed, and pretty much take care of the special tasks for the King. They also hold the "keys" to the King's power, overseeing that the power is only given back in small increments as it a very powerful thing (The demon Xandrie is given to each Brenin, unless their demon is as powerful/close enough in power to him -- easily one of the strongest demons out there and needs to be detained and kept in a mostly sleeping status).
Nobility/Nobles - Anrhydedd/Unigolion - The main tax-payers if you will? Basically, they keep the House of Death's economy running smooth, the mouths fed, the jobless with jobs, and maintain relations with the layers of reality and the safe-places within these realities.
MIDDLE CLASSES
Healer - Iachäwr - Kind of self-explanatory. Pretty much the Doctor and Nurse, they've been gifted with the knowledge of healing and generally have plant magicks or healthy and safe magicks but the occasional Iachäwr has had the opposite power.
Harem of the King - Wreicty y Brenin - Sounds sketchy, but is a pretty decent position. These individuals are potential mates or partners for the King, or their favoured partners. Hellhounds are partial to having harems, or groups of lovers, that they frequent often, and raise families with, or help to raise families. A harem isn't strictly a system for bedding, but for growing a friend circle? Everyone knows each other and are generally okay with one another.
LOWER CLASSES
Guardians - Gwarcheidwaid - The regular guards, but includes all types of guards: Royal guards, Tomb guards, Body guards, Mercenaries, City guards, etc.
Soldiers - Milwyr - Troops ready to fight, to be sent out to settle disputes, to protect the lands from invasions, etc. Pretty standard.
Apprentices - Prentisiaid - Younger generations who are in training to become future Healers, Guardians, and Soldiers.
Commoners - Cyffredinwyr - Servants, farmers, job-hunters, etc.