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Regalian Law

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The Regalian Crown Isle, being the highly militarized city it is, has a variety of laws that all citizens and occupants must follow. It is important to remember these at all times, for your character to be able to make proper judgement of actions they may take. Here is the lawbook in it's entirety, to help teach players what the In Character laws are that they must follow. For more information on Roleplay Guard Etiquette, please refer to the Guard Etiquette page.

Citizenship

First Class Citizens

Second Class Citizens

Third Class Citizens

Light Crimes

Simple crimes only punishable with jail time.

  • Loitering
Defined as obstructing entrances to public buildings, or waiting outside of state buildings without a purpose.
  • Drunk and Disorderly Behavior
Defined as over-consuming alcohol to the point of behaving improperly.
  • Disrupting the Peace
Defined as being loud, boisterous, and rude to other citizens in public places. Includes harassment of the Violet Guards.
  • Vandalism
Defined as damaging public or state property.
  • Violence
Defined as fighting in public areas, even when sparring.
  • Assault
Defined as attacking another citizen without the intent to kill them.
  • Impersonation
Defined as impersonating a state official, or those of noble blood.
  • Theft
Defined as stealing another citizen’s, or state, property.
  • Vigilantism
Defined as exacting justice while not being of an appropriate state office.

Medium Crimes

Crimes punishable with a long jail time and possible removal of limbs.

  • Possession of Illegal Materials
Defined as smuggling, or possessing illegal drugs, plants, or materials. Examples are Bloodthorn Vine, Ogrebait, Fireweed, gunpowder, or drugs other than opium.
  • Weapon Possession
Defined as possessing weapons of any kind without state authorization in the form of an Arms Permit.
  • Armor Possession
Defined as wearing armor of any kind without state authorization in the form of an Arms Permit.
  • Weapon Distribution
Defined as possessing and distributing weapons of any kind without state authorization in the forms of an Arms Distributing License.
  • Armor Distribution
Defined as possessing and distributing armor of any kind without state authorization in the forms of an Arms Distributing License.
  • Attempted Murder
Defined as attempting, but failing, to murder another citizen with the intent of killing them.
  • Disrespect of the Crown
Defined as showing any sort of disrespect to the Crown. This covers a broad range of things, such as being apart of any Jacobin party, insulting the Imperial Family, elevating oneself above the Imperial Family, and more.
  • Jacobinism
Defined as disregarding or disrespecting class distinctions. Usually accompanied by the word, "Racism." Such a thing truly does not exist in the Regalian Empire.

Heavy Crimes

Crimes punishable with removal of limbs and execution.

  • Sexual Misconduct
Defined as two individuals participating in sexual actions without the consent of their respective patriarchal heads.
  • Kidnapping
Defined as detaining a citizen against their will without the blessing of the state.
  • Murder
Defined as killing another citizen in cold blood.
  • Mass Murder
Defined as killing many citizens in cold blood.
  • Conspiracy Against the State
Defined as plotting to overthrow the State of Regalia. This could include usurping those of the State Council, or of any other public office.
  • Vampirism
Defined as being infected with any strain of the Dark Disease known as Vampirism.
  • Illegal Magic Usage
Defined as using magic without state authorization.
Wearing an Azure Order Lapis Collar does not count as state authorization.

Trivia

  • While guards are present to maintain the realistic presence of a great military force in the city, be aware that they are not there to hurt your character. Guards will always look for a way out of killing your character and will only do so if you provide uncooperative. You can always prevent your character’s death.
  • Laws are subject to change and heightening by Imperial Proclamation should the Violet Commander or Arch-Chancellor deem it necessary to pass such into effect.

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