Hello, This one came up in the recent NWO game. Is it a crime is claim to be a Quaesitor if you are not? If a Tribunal decides it should be, can you be found...
If it is then it will be in the peripheral code. Now I am unaware of it being explicitly stated. However, since there is status attached to being a quaesator...
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... it may not be an actual crime... old, well-stablished Tribunals may have added it to their Peripheral Code, but wilder ones like Novgorod may not. However,...
... Prentense to office was a pretty serious offense medievally, IIRC. I would think the offender owes House Guernicus a hefty fine (whatever "hefty" means in...
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... IMO you would have to pay a large fine to house Q. If you found somebody guilty of a serious crime while using the Q status, it might no be so bad and the...
... Extremely light, IMO; claiming to be a quaesitor would undermine Hermetic law and the authority of Tribunals. He was lucky he wasn't Marched... or had...
... to spend a ... wasn't ... Quaesitor ... I was playing the Primus Guernicus in the game Nathan mentioned, and it was me who brought the charge against him. ...
... and ... Tytalus ... was ... specified) ... got ... It certanly seems me to me that you made the very best out of a tricky situation. ... to ... is ... ...
... and ... Ok, given the politics, and the power of the magus, it was the best that could be done. I retract my statement of it being light. And I agree, the...
Sodales, In a few years the Provencal Tribunal will be holding its seven-year meeting. But it occurs to me that our eldest member is of the House Guernicus and...
I would think he could be Praeco or Tribune (our saga's term for Tribunal Queasitore) but not both at the same time. I my saga, a ruling was already made that...
... I would think that legally she could be both, but functionally she would be smarter to leave the one or the other to another. In any case, she can't vote. ...
... I would argue no, given the checks and balances that appear in the Peripheral code, which define the roles of the Praeco and Presiding Quaesitor. An...
... I've heard it said several times here and on the Berklist that Quaesitores "can't" vote. Is there actually a peripheral ruling accepted order-wide that ...
... It's from the canon text; Page 23 of WGRE and page 92 HoH. The reference is to the ruling quaesitore, though, so you might argue that the junior...
... Ah...thank you. The WGRE text says that "Quaesitores never vote in tribunal proceedings (though they may let other magi use their sigils), while the HoH...
From what I understand I may have a slightly different ruling on this matter. Q's do not vote in any triubuneral from what I understand. In the Stonehenge...
Question for the group. In our saga the presiding quaesator lost his good standing status by being mind controlled by some impressive CrMe affect. Since he...
... taken ... to ... House ... As you surmised, a lot of this comes down to politics within the Quaesitors (not necessarily Guernicus, as other Houses can be ...
(Quaesitoris voting) For me, working from Order of Hermes, the 2nd edition supplement, it seemed that Quaesitoris give up their votes in compensation to the...
paul.sherliker@...
Sep 13, 2004 2:25 pm
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Something in Paul's last message twigged a question in me: When is a Tribunal considered quorate? Something in my head is saying "3 magi from 2 covenants,...
12 or more magi from 4 or more covenants, as I recall. Quaesitor required and presumably one of the 12; eldest acts as Praeco. - Paul...
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Sep 13, 2004 3:24 pm
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... 12? magi from 4 covenants, plus/including a quaesitor. (I recall this because I remember Novgorod being allowed, and noting that at the time of its...
... It is at least twelve magi from at least four covenants. But (and this may be a splitting of hairs), I don't recall anywhere seeing that the four covenants...
Hi all, Are the differences between a wizard's council and a tribunal? Am I right in thinking that magi can be tried for crimes at a tribunal. Do Magi have...
... Well, as I understand it, a Wizard's Council is basically a lesser, "unofficial" version of Tribunal without the minimum requirements (12 magi, 4 ...
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