The Court of Ezos
This court rules over the Four Islands of Ezos.
Royal Family:
King- Rollin Rhusta
Queen- Mina Rhusta
The Heir- Darko Rhusta
Inner Council:
Advisor- Madam Tamara Tuskwolf
Master of Coin- Lord Wess Rashe
Master of Whisperers- Lord Aiden Chia
Master of Laws- Lord Archie Nehkam
Master of Ships- Lord Barks Deepforest
Lord Commander- Lord Liam Hallowclaw
Mistress of Health- Madam Donna Kesk
Court:
Cup-bearer/Food Taster- Jamie
Master of the Games- Maximon
Lady-in-waiting/Handmaid- Kathe
Maid of Honour- Nikki
Court fool- Marti
Kennelmaster- Martin
Stableboy- Harman
Master-at-arms- Hulbard
Squire- Tyler
Knights:
Kingsgaurd-
Sir Vick Alwin
Sir Reimar Glen
Sir Ebbo Brant
Sir Darcel Vollert
Queensgaurd-
Sir Jason Kelby
Sir Jase Kelby
Sir Isaac Amari
Sir Ronny Caiden
Lords and Lady's:
Lord and Lady
King- Rollin Rhusta
Queen- Mina Rhusta
The Heir- Darko Rhusta
Inner Council:
Advisor- Madam Tamara Tuskwolf
Master of Coin- Lord Wess Rashe
Master of Whisperers- Lord Aiden Chia
Master of Laws- Lord Archie Nehkam
Master of Ships- Lord Barks Deepforest
Lord Commander- Lord Liam Hallowclaw
Mistress of Health- Madam Donna Kesk
Court:
Cup-bearer/Food Taster- Jamie
Master of the Games- Maximon
Lady-in-waiting/Handmaid- Kathe
Maid of Honour- Nikki
Court fool- Marti
Kennelmaster- Martin
Stableboy- Harman
Master-at-arms- Hulbard
Squire- Tyler
Knights:
Kingsgaurd-
Sir Vick Alwin
Sir Reimar Glen
Sir Ebbo Brant
Sir Darcel Vollert
Queensgaurd-
Sir Jason Kelby
Sir Jase Kelby
Sir Isaac Amari
Sir Ronny Caiden
Lords and Lady's:
Lord and Lady
Structure
Inner Court:
Monarch- A single figure—or sometimes a royal couple—rules the city, which is likely the nation’s capital. They might have inherited the throne, seized it in war or after assassinating their predecessor, or been swept into power on a tide of popular opinion. However they got there, the monarch has absolute control over the city. If they also have a whole kingdom to rule, a monarch usually decides to appoint a chancellor to manage the day-to-day minutiae of government and likely has a chamberlain or vizier to offer advice. Less hands-on monarchs install a mayor or one of their loyal dukes or other subjects to run the city in their place.
Chamberlain/Court Wizard- The chamberlain combines the roles of chief advisor, confidant, and indispensable personal assistant to the ruler. Since the chamberlain typically advises in private, they have unparalleled access. Expected to speak truth to power, a chamberlain with less-honourable intentions can cause considerable trouble. Chairs the inner council, serves as the Monarch's proxy during their absences. Also helps with Arcane defensives and offensives.
Master of Coin- The master of coin is the chief financial adviser of the King. On the inner council.
Master of Whisperers- The realm's chief intelligence advisor and spymaster, supervising covert activities and information gathering, both at home and abroad. On the inner council.
Master of Laws- The realm's chief legal advisor, who also manages the castle's dungeons, and supervises law enforcement. On the inner council.
Master of Ships- The realm's chief naval officer, supervising the Royal Fleet and coordinating the realm's maritime defences. On the inner council.
Lord Commander- Lord Commander is the title held by the most senior sworn brother of the Kingsguard and Queensguard. On the inner council.
Court Healers- A group of healers from different religions that protect and serve the Royal Family and the court. Leader is the Mistress of Health who is on the inner council.
Court:
Cup-bearer/Food Taster- A cupbearer is a servant who fills wine cups and serves wine to a lord or lady. He must guard against poison in the royal families cups and is sometimes required to swallow some of the drink before serving it.
Master of the Games- A master of the games is the official who enrols participants and selects pairings for jousting matches at tourneys.
Lady-in-waiting/Handmaid- A handmaid, companion, lady companion, or lady-in-waiting, is a female personal assistant attending on a royal woman or a high-ranking noblewoman.
Maid of Honour- Maids of Honour are the junior attendants of a queen in royal households. The position was and is junior to the lady-in-waiting. Traditionally, a queen regnant had eight maids of honour, while a queen consort had four. A maid of honour was a maiden, meaning that she had never been married, and was usually young and a member of the nobility. Maids of honour were commonly in their sixteenth year or older.
Knights- The Kingsguard are the royal bodyguards of the throne. The Queensguard is another term for the Kingsguard, titled such when they serve as royal bodyguards for a Queen Regnant rather than a king.
Court fool- The court fool was the royal jester
Kennelmaster- Kennelmaster is a position in a castle household, usually occupied by a lowborn man. The kennelmaster is charged with the training and care of a castle's hunting hounds.
Master-at-arms- Master-at-arms is a position charged with training garrisons, as well as noble children, in fighting skills.
Squires- After several years of serving as a page, a boy can become a squire. Boys are not required to serve as a page before becoming a squire, so the age of squiring can range widely.
Stableboy- Someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses.
Guards- Other people that have trained.
Lords and Lady's- They rule over certain parts of the Royal Families territory to spread there ideal's and govern over the people.
Monarch- A single figure—or sometimes a royal couple—rules the city, which is likely the nation’s capital. They might have inherited the throne, seized it in war or after assassinating their predecessor, or been swept into power on a tide of popular opinion. However they got there, the monarch has absolute control over the city. If they also have a whole kingdom to rule, a monarch usually decides to appoint a chancellor to manage the day-to-day minutiae of government and likely has a chamberlain or vizier to offer advice. Less hands-on monarchs install a mayor or one of their loyal dukes or other subjects to run the city in their place.
Chamberlain/Court Wizard- The chamberlain combines the roles of chief advisor, confidant, and indispensable personal assistant to the ruler. Since the chamberlain typically advises in private, they have unparalleled access. Expected to speak truth to power, a chamberlain with less-honourable intentions can cause considerable trouble. Chairs the inner council, serves as the Monarch's proxy during their absences. Also helps with Arcane defensives and offensives.
Master of Coin- The master of coin is the chief financial adviser of the King. On the inner council.
Master of Whisperers- The realm's chief intelligence advisor and spymaster, supervising covert activities and information gathering, both at home and abroad. On the inner council.
Master of Laws- The realm's chief legal advisor, who also manages the castle's dungeons, and supervises law enforcement. On the inner council.
Master of Ships- The realm's chief naval officer, supervising the Royal Fleet and coordinating the realm's maritime defences. On the inner council.
Lord Commander- Lord Commander is the title held by the most senior sworn brother of the Kingsguard and Queensguard. On the inner council.
Court Healers- A group of healers from different religions that protect and serve the Royal Family and the court. Leader is the Mistress of Health who is on the inner council.
Court:
Cup-bearer/Food Taster- A cupbearer is a servant who fills wine cups and serves wine to a lord or lady. He must guard against poison in the royal families cups and is sometimes required to swallow some of the drink before serving it.
Master of the Games- A master of the games is the official who enrols participants and selects pairings for jousting matches at tourneys.
Lady-in-waiting/Handmaid- A handmaid, companion, lady companion, or lady-in-waiting, is a female personal assistant attending on a royal woman or a high-ranking noblewoman.
Maid of Honour- Maids of Honour are the junior attendants of a queen in royal households. The position was and is junior to the lady-in-waiting. Traditionally, a queen regnant had eight maids of honour, while a queen consort had four. A maid of honour was a maiden, meaning that she had never been married, and was usually young and a member of the nobility. Maids of honour were commonly in their sixteenth year or older.
Knights- The Kingsguard are the royal bodyguards of the throne. The Queensguard is another term for the Kingsguard, titled such when they serve as royal bodyguards for a Queen Regnant rather than a king.
Court fool- The court fool was the royal jester
Kennelmaster- Kennelmaster is a position in a castle household, usually occupied by a lowborn man. The kennelmaster is charged with the training and care of a castle's hunting hounds.
Master-at-arms- Master-at-arms is a position charged with training garrisons, as well as noble children, in fighting skills.
Squires- After several years of serving as a page, a boy can become a squire. Boys are not required to serve as a page before becoming a squire, so the age of squiring can range widely.
Stableboy- Someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses.
Guards- Other people that have trained.
Lords and Lady's- They rule over certain parts of the Royal Families territory to spread there ideal's and govern over the people.
Military
The ocean is calm before a storm hits
Maps
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Wisend
The left most island content of Ezos. -
Deepside
A port town in Idira.
Type
Court, Royal
Capital
Leader
Leader Title
Head of State
Head of Government
Government System
Monarchy, Absolute
Power Structure
Feudal state
Economic System
Market economy
Legislative Body
The Master of Laws Archie Nehkam is the main one who makes the laws but the king as the final say on what goes through.
Judicial Body
The king or the Master of Laws if it is too small for the king attention.
Executive Body
The Lord Commander makes sure the laws are enforced.
Location
Controlled Territories
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