Overview

The Assembly of the Commonwealth is the governing body, composed of all noble lords within the nation. While each lord has a vote, in practice, they typically vote in accordance with the Great House Lord to whom they owe fealty. The Assembly meets to discuss and pass laws, make decisions on behalf of The Commonwealth, and oversee the administration of the country. The Assembly is led by the Chancellor, who serves as the public face of The Commonwealth and is elected from among the Great House Lords. The Chancellor presides over meetings and represents The Commonwealth in international affairs.



Political Landscape


Hierarchy & Agents