I recently got an email from noreply@community.forum advertising "Imperial Patents of Nobility" from FarFuture.net. Has anyone else got this? Is this for real?
- Corvus
- Corvus
Also received.I recently got an email from noreply@community.forum advertising "Imperial Patents of Nobility" from FarFuture.net. Has anyone else got this? Is this for real?
- Corvus
Well, I've just received my patent in the post this morning. It was posted on Friday, so that's 5 days from Bloomington IL, USA to London, UK.
I am the Marquis Capon.
It's "Your Ladyship" actually
No need for apologies - mine's a fairly uncommon name, so if you've never encountered it before, in a predominantly male domain, it is an easy mistake to make.My sincerest apologies, M'Lady . . . (bows).
Me too...Well, I've just received my patent in the post this morning. It was posted on Friday, so that's 5 days from Bloomington IL, USA to London, UK.
I am the Marquis Capon.
Was a choice offered for Marquis vs. Marquise/Marchioness? (In the Noble Ranks section of Library Data (N–Z), the only included feminine-specific ranks were Dame and Baroness, and the former was noted as being obsolete.) Or perhaps it’s a unisex rank in the Third Imperium, a terminological descendant of “Her Majesty, the Duke of Lancaster”?I am the Marquis Capon.
It was just whatever Marc decided to send out. I'm guessing he probably got them all printed up with male versions of the titles, but I believe that (with some exceptions) the rank titles are gender non-specific.Was a choice offered for Marquis vs. Marquise/Marchioness? (In the Noble Ranks section of Library Data (N–Z), the only included feminine-specific ranks were Dame and Baroness, and the former was noted as being obsolete.) Or perhaps it’s a unisex rank in the Third Imperium, a terminological descendant of “Her Majesty, the Duke of Lancaster”?
Was a choice offered for Marquis vs. Marquise/Marchioness?
. . . I believe that (with some exceptions) the rank titles are gender non-specific.
Congratulations, Your Lordship. Your Lands and Title have been recorded in the Roll of the Imperial College of Arms.Me too...
Marquis Hazel... Spin 3236...
Congratulations, Your Lord & Ladyships. Your Lands and Titles have been recorded in the Roll of the Imperial College of Arms.Funny thing: I'd gotten the Baronet Carmel ages ago, and my wife (who also plays Traveller) was a bit jealous.
So when I got the email, I sent for 2, figuring it was a tip, and asked, "Can I get one for my wife for a Mother's Day present?" and explained the backstory.
Two envelopes in the mail :
My wife is Countess Aramanx. What was very cool was her patent card was wrapped in a piece of card stock, with a label "A Mother's Day gift from the Emperor". Very stylish.
I got the Duke of Trin. Can not complain.