Courtier of Wizardry

The Advisors to the High Mages

Within the Order of Wizardry, The five High Mages have acted as protectors of the ways of magic since its very inception in the third age. However, that is not to say that these five wizened men and women do not occasionally need a second opinion when making difficult decisions. This is where the many Courtiers of Wizardry come in. These numerous advisors to each of the individual High Mages are elected democratically by the people of the Order of Wizardry and help to support the leaders of the Order.

Career

Qualifications

To become a Courtier of Wizardry you must be elected by the people of the order of Wizardry, which requires both good standings in the nation and good history and experience.

Payment & Reimbursement

The pay for Courtiers of Wizardry is generally pretty good due to it being a central governmental position. This is standard within the order of Wizardry.

Other Benefits

In terms of standing, holding a position of a Courtier of Wizardry can be a wonderful thing on someone's records. Not only does it show commitment and patriotism towards their country, but it also shows a level of wisdom, knowledge, and prowess that is needed for some of the largest decisions made by the collective Order of Wizardry.

Perception

Purpose

This position holds a vital place in the governmental structure of the Order of Wizardry, as it adds a democratic facet to the administrative government of the Order of Wizardry.

Operations

Provided Services

The respective Courtiers of Wizardry of each of the High Mages are often not seen in the limelight, instead acting as advisors behind closed doors. However, there are occasional moments in which the courtiers of each High Mage are present publicly. This is mostly true during extremely critical decisions for the entirety of the Order of Wizardry.

Alternative Names

The Advisors to the High Mages

Type

Political

Demand

Each High Mage usually has about four to seven courtiers