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You may buy special privileges within your society – e.g., a hard-to-obtain license, an "in" with an influential social group, or an exemption from certain laws – that allow you more latitude in your actions. Such advantages are not directly linked to [[Rank]] or [[Status]]. For instance, a spy with low [[Rank]] might have a "license to kill," while his commander, a bureaucrat with much higher Rank, is bound by all the rules of polite society. | You may buy special privileges within your society – e.g., a hard-to-obtain license, an "in" with an influential social group, or an exemption from certain laws – that allow you more latitude in your actions. Such advantages are not directly linked to [[Rank]] or [[Status]]. For instance, a spy with low [[Rank]] might have a "license to kill," while his commander, a bureaucrat with much higher Rank, is bound by all the rules of polite society. | ||
Privileges include the advantages of [[Claim to Hospitality]], [[Clerical Investment]], [[Legal Enforcement Powers]], [[Legal Immunity]], [[Security Clearance]], [[Social Regard]], and [[Tenure]]. | Privileges include the advantages of [[Claim to Hospitality]], [[Clerical Investment]], [[Legal Enforcement Powers]], [[Legal Immunity]], [[Security Clearance]], [[Social Regard]], and [[Tenure]]. | ||
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You may buy special privileges within your society – e.g., a hard-to-obtain license, an "in" with an influential social group, or an exemption from certain laws – that allow you more latitude in your actions. Such advantages are not directly linked to Rank or Status. For instance, a spy with low Rank might have a "license to kill," while his commander, a bureaucrat with much higher Rank, is bound by all the rules of polite society.
Privileges include the advantages of Claim to Hospitality, Clerical Investment, Legal Enforcement Powers, Legal Immunity, Security Clearance, Social Regard, and Tenure.