Re: 'Imperial Culture' (non-canonista)
A blatant theft from British culture:
Imperial Laureate
On some occasions, an individual becomes so skilled in their chosen craft, so widely known and applauded for their works, that they come to the Emperor’s attention. The Emperor may choose to bestow upon them the title of Imperial Laureate, an official recognition from the Emperor as to the individual’s outstanding character, skill, and even fame within the Imperium. Typically, the title is usually granted only to commoners, as the nobility is expected to do well in life as a matter of course, and are generally looked down upon by their peers if they do not excel at something (although the triviality of some noble skills may boggle the mind). Such individuals are favored invites to parties and functions around the Imperium.
Last edited by RainOfSteel; 10-16-2011 at 02:07 PM.
Reason: deleted a word
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