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| − | '''Subordinates''' are various types of workers within the [[Administratum]], some are skilled craftsmen, engineers or builders while others are unskilled workers similar to [[menials]]. They are hereditary slave-workers, passing on their titles and duties to their children. Although low in the hierarchy, they possess the legal benefits and rights exclusive to [[Adept]]s - such as housing and employment. It is possible for a subordinate to rise through the hierarchy, first becoming an [[Ordinate]]. | + | '''Subordinates''' are various types of workers within the [[Administratum]], some are skilled craftsmen, engineers or builders while others are unskilled workers similar to [[menials]]. They are hereditary [[slave]]-workers, passing on their titles and duties to their children. Although low in the hierarchy, they possess the [[Imperial Law|legal]] benefits and rights exclusive to [[Adept]]s - such as housing and employment. It is possible for a subordinate to rise through the hierarchy, first becoming an [[Ordinate]].{{Fn|1}} |
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
| − | *[[Codex Imperialis (Background Book) | + | *{{Endn|1}}: [[Codex Imperialis (Background Book)]], pg. 49 |
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[[Category:Titles and Ranks]] | [[Category:Titles and Ranks]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:47, 7 January 2026
Subordinates are various types of workers within the Administratum, some are skilled craftsmen, engineers or builders while others are unskilled workers similar to menials. They are hereditary slave-workers, passing on their titles and duties to their children. Although low in the hierarchy, they possess the legal benefits and rights exclusive to Adepts - such as housing and employment. It is possible for a subordinate to rise through the hierarchy, first becoming an Ordinate.[1]
Sources
- 1: Codex Imperialis (Background Book), pg. 49
