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* 100 prestige points - Elected a Member of Parliament | * 100 prestige points - Elected a Member of Parliament | ||
* 50 prestige points - Appointed a Lord of Parliament | * 50 prestige points - Appointed a Lord of Parliament | ||
* 25 prestige points - Appointed a Sheriff | |||
=== Length of office held === | === Length of office held === | ||
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=== General === | === General === | ||
* 25 prestige points for being a Parliament candidate during the election. | |||
* 100 prestige points per day attending the Parliament as Member or Lord of Parliament | * 100 prestige points per day attending the Parliament as Member or Lord of Parliament | ||
* 75 prestige points joining an existing political party (no prestige points for forming a new political party) | * 75 prestige points joining an existing political party (no prestige points for forming a new political party) | ||
* 150 prestige points for being leader of the political party | * 150 prestige points for being leader of the political party | ||
* -100 prestige points (Prime Minister only) - Lost vote of confidence or vote of no confidence in the Parliament | * -100 prestige points (Prime Minister only) - Lost vote of confidence or vote of no confidence in the Parliament | ||
* Penalty: -10,000 prestige points (Prime Minister only) - Refused to resign office of Prime Minister if defeated on motion of no confidence or PM's party/coalition lost majority in the Parliament | * Penalty: -10,000 prestige points (Prime Minister only) - Refused to resign office of Prime Minister if defeated on motion of confidence/no confidence or lost vote on budget or PM's party/coalition lost majority in the Parliament via either defectors or election. Also earned if refused to call election after being defeated on motion of confidence/no confidence or lost vote on budget. | ||
== Religion == | == Religion == | ||
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=== Lands === | === Lands === | ||
* 20,000 prestige points = A tract of lands containing least 2 buildings with 20 rooms furnished with at least 10 objects per room | * 20,000 prestige points = A tract of lands containing least 2 buildings with 20 rooms furnished with at least 10 objects per room | ||
* 10 prestige points = | * 10 prestige points = Owning a land in any territories/towns of Palmshire | ||
== Towns == | |||
* 20 prestige points - Mayor of town belonging to Palmshire | |||
* 40 prestige points - Elected of town belonging to Palmshire | |||
* 60 prestige points - Mayor of town with population exceeding population of 10 builders. | |||
Revision as of 04:34, 21 November 2012
Prestige system is scoring system used for Palmshire "simulation". It is divided into classes:
Government
Office ascended
- 1000 prestige points - Become the Prime Minister and the First Lord of the Treasury
- 750 prestige points - Become the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the First Lord of the Treasury
- 500 prestige points - Become the Foreign Secretary, Home Secretary, Leader of the Parliament, or Leader of the Opposition
- 250 prestige points - Become the Lord President of the Council
- 100 prestige points - Elected a Member of Parliament
- 50 prestige points - Appointed a Lord of Parliament
- 25 prestige points - Appointed a Sheriff
Length of office held
- 50 prestige points per 30 days for being Prime Minister and the First Lord of the Treasury
- 40 prestige points per 30 days for being Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Second Lord of the Treasury
- 20 prestige points per 30 days for being Foreign Secretary, Home Secretary, Leader of the Parliament, or Leader of the Opposition
- 25 prestige points per 30 days for being the Lord President of the Council
- 5 prestige points per 30 days for being a Member of Parliament
- 10 prestige points per 30 days for being a Lord of Parliament
General
- 25 prestige points for being a Parliament candidate during the election.
- 100 prestige points per day attending the Parliament as Member or Lord of Parliament
- 75 prestige points joining an existing political party (no prestige points for forming a new political party)
- 150 prestige points for being leader of the political party
- -100 prestige points (Prime Minister only) - Lost vote of confidence or vote of no confidence in the Parliament
- Penalty: -10,000 prestige points (Prime Minister only) - Refused to resign office of Prime Minister if defeated on motion of confidence/no confidence or lost vote on budget or PM's party/coalition lost majority in the Parliament via either defectors or election. Also earned if refused to call election after being defeated on motion of confidence/no confidence or lost vote on budget.
Religion
- 100 prestige points for forming a religion in Palmshire (this becomes no longer effective once max of 5 religions in existence is reached in Palmshire)
- 250 prestige points for being a member of existing religion
Building and Lands
Building
- 10,000 prestige points = 20 rooms furnished with at least 10 objects per room
- 5,000 prestige points = 10 rooms furnished with at least 10 objects per room
- 2,000 prestige points = 5 rooms furnished with at least 10 objects per room
Lands
- 20,000 prestige points = A tract of lands containing least 2 buildings with 20 rooms furnished with at least 10 objects per room
- 10 prestige points = Owning a land in any territories/towns of Palmshire
Towns
- 20 prestige points - Mayor of town belonging to Palmshire
- 40 prestige points - Elected of town belonging to Palmshire
- 60 prestige points - Mayor of town with population exceeding population of 10 builders.