Difference between revisions of "Citizen"

Latest revision as of 07:18, 6 August 2023

A citizen of a settlement.

The mayor of the settlement (deed holder) can configure a unique set of permissions for any player or citizen.

Upon death, a citizen can choose to re-spawn at the settlement they belong to rather than the default spawn-point/town. They may also choose to re-spawn on deeds allied to their own deed of citizenship if they are within 50 tiles of the allied deed token when they die.

A citizen can choose to create or relocate their bank account to the settlement token but has the right to choose any deed token on the server as their bank.

Citizens can use the /vote username command to vote for a new mayor in deeds set to run as democracies. 51% (the majority) of such citizen votes are needed to elect a new mayor. Other governance formats on deeds do not allow for such democratic changes of mayorship.

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-==Introduction==
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-A citizen of a [[Settlement]], usually they only have the most basics of rights on the deed, however this is configurable by the deed holder.
-Citizens can respawn at the [[settlement]] they belong to, and can choose to relocate their [[Bank]] account to the settlement [[token]].
+==Description==
+A citizen of a [[settlement]].
-Citizens can also respawn on deeds allied to their own town
+==Notes==
-==See Also==
+*The mayor of the settlement (deed holder) can configure a unique set of [[permissions]] for any player or citizen.
-[[Settlement]]
+*Upon death, a citizen can choose to re-spawn at the settlement they belong to rather than the default spawn-point/town. They may also choose to re-spawn on deeds allied to their own deed of citizenship if they are within 50 tiles of the allied deed token when they die.
+*A citizen can choose to create or relocate their [[bank]] account to the settlement [[token]] but has the right to choose any deed token on the server as their bank.
+*Citizens can use the ''/vote username'' command to vote for a new mayor in deeds set to run as democracies. 51% (the majority) of such citizen votes are needed to elect a new mayor. Other governance formats on deeds do not allow for such democratic changes of mayorship.
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+[[Category:Game mechanics]]
 [[Category:Babel/C]]