Ambassador to Asavea
Overview
The Ambassador to Asavea is an Imperial title It is an Imperial position appointed by the Imperial Senate.
Responsibilities
The Mistress of the Glass Parador is expected to ensure good relations between the Empire and the Asavean Archipelago.
Powers
Ministry
As a ministry, the title of Ambassador to Asavea allows the holder to purchase quantities of special materials at a set price. The ambassador spends her money and makes her choices during downtime from their character page. Money is removed from, and resources are placed into, the character's inventory when the downtime is processed.
| Total Money Spent | Production |
| 14 Crowns | 8 measures of Iridescent Gloaming, 6 measures of Ambergelt and 6 ingots of Weltsilver |
| 30 Crowns | 14 measures of Iridescent Gloaming, 10 measures of Ambergelt and 10 ingots of Weltsilver, and 4 measures of Dragonbone |
| 65 Crowns | 21 measures each of Iridescent Gloaming and Ambergelt, 17 ingots of Weltsilver, 11 measures of Dragonbone |
| 120 Crowns | 29 measures each of Iridescent Gloaming and Ambergelt, 29 ingots of Weltsilver, and 23 measures of Dragonbone |
Selection
This title is appointed during the Summer Solstice. The ambassador is appointed by the Imperial Senate.
Any Imperial character may hold the title.
Removal
The ambassador to Asavea is appointed every year. They can be revoked by the General Assembly or the Council of Nine of the Imperial Synod.
History
- Camilia di Traviciana di Sarvos was appointed ambassaor to Asavea in 378YE.
The Title in Play
The role does not provide additional information about events in the Empire, nor allow the player holding it to request special reports or downtime actions. These details are assumed to be below the abstraction layer. The title holder is encouraged to create their own stories about their activities within reasonable limits and to get involved in events appropriate to their title during the game, but they do not have any powers beyond those explicitly listed in the section on powers.
These details exist partly to provide context and character to the role - and partly to allow our writers to use the title as a plot hook. Plot that involves the position will be rare - but all the campaign positions in Empire have these details to create the potential for it to happen.