Andysao at 16:14, 3 May 2011

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A '''Viceroy''' (Vicereine if female) is appointed by a monarch to exercise some of the monarch's powers.

Viceroys can exercise these delegated powers within their own lines. A Grand Viceroy or Grand Vicereine -- one per kingdom -- can exercise these powers across the entire kingdom. The time limits on certain powers of monarchs, such as land tracts, cannot be evaded by the use of viceroys; the main benefit of a viceroy appears to be coverage for a kingdom during a monarch's time out-of-world.

The minimum requirements for a viceregal appointment are steep. The candidate must hold enough acres to ascend to a throne in their own right (1000 personal, 20K total). Also, the candidate must complete the entire [[Path to Royalty]] except for the final coronation step. Finally, the monarch must grant royal favor and make the appointment. In the case of a Grand Viceroy/Vicereine this is done twice, once for appointment and a second time for promotion.

To exercise their powers the GV/V must remain direct to their monarch and retain 20K acres minimum. A Viceroy/Vicereine no longer direct to the monarch retains the title but will not receive any of the specific offers allowing use of viceregal powers.

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Andysao at 16:14, 3 May 2011