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- The Castellan is a character briefly mentioned in The Black Stars section of Fantastic Worlds: "The anti-stars breathe an icy chill into the Castellan's heart." Presumably intended as a character in the play.
- A castellan was the governor or captain of a castle. The word stems from the Latin Castellanus, derived from castellum "castle". Also known as a constable, governor of the castle or captain.
- A castellan is a noble with responsibility for a major castle, which is usually held by his feudal superior. He has full authority over the castle and its lands unless his lord is present.[1a]
- Castellan is a position granted by a lord to a member of his household. It confers responsibility for the defense and governance of a castle or territory in the absence of the lord or if the lord is too young, similar to a regent but on a smaller scale.
- The Castellan is in charge of House defenses. She organizes and manages the construction of fortifications.
- Mayors (previously called Castellans) are Heroes that have been appointed to a Royal position in the Town. Once appointed, they are no longer idle, and can not lead attacks until removed from the position. However, your mayor bestows numerous benefits on your city based on their stats and since there is no penalty for removing a hero from the position, it is highly recommended that your cities always have a mayor if there is an idle hero. Higher values in these statistics confer greater benefits.
- Castellan is a title, a type of governor. The term "castellan" describes a position in numerous races and cultures, although the word itself derives from old Earth usage, where a castellan was in charge of both the domestic services and military force of the castle. In application, as civilizations evolved beyond castles, the title continued as an administrative role as the leader of both civilian employees of a government as well a military unit.
- The Castellan was a high-ranking Time Lord who oversaw the Chancellery Guard. The Guard, in turn, had responsibility for security in the Capitol and particularly the security of the President. This position made the Commander of the Chancellery Guard his or her subordinate. It also put the Castellan in direct conflict with the Coordinator of the Celestial Intervention Agency, who saw to external threats against Gallifrey itself or the integrity of the timeline in general. (AUDIO: Pandora) The Castellan was the Capitol equivalent to a Chief of Police. (PROSE: The Eight Doctors)
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| - This title changes according to the language of the server on which RuneScape is played, as shown below:
- Castellan is a title, a type of governor. The term "castellan" describes a position in numerous races and cultures, although the word itself derives from old Earth usage, where a castellan was in charge of both the domestic services and military force of the castle. In application, as civilizations evolved beyond castles, the title continued as an administrative role as the leader of both civilian employees of a government as well a military unit. The Castellan of the Cardassian Union is one application of this title, where the democratically selected Castellan is head of government, an executive administrator of both civilian government employees and the state military. (DS9 - Worlds of DS9 novel: Cardassia: The Lotus Flower) Castellan of the Imperial Planets of Terra is another variation of this title, with a Castellan serving as the right-hand of the Terran emperor. (TOS - Legion of Super-Heroes comic: "Issue 2")
- The Castellan is a character briefly mentioned in The Black Stars section of Fantastic Worlds: "The anti-stars breathe an icy chill into the Castellan's heart." Presumably intended as a character in the play.
- A castellan was the governor or captain of a castle. The word stems from the Latin Castellanus, derived from castellum "castle". Also known as a constable, governor of the castle or captain.
- A castellan is a noble with responsibility for a major castle, which is usually held by his feudal superior. He has full authority over the castle and its lands unless his lord is present.[1a]
- Castellan is a position granted by a lord to a member of his household. It confers responsibility for the defense and governance of a castle or territory in the absence of the lord or if the lord is too young, similar to a regent but on a smaller scale.
- The Castellan was a high-ranking Time Lord who oversaw the Chancellery Guard. The Guard, in turn, had responsibility for security in the Capitol and particularly the security of the President. This position made the Commander of the Chancellery Guard his or her subordinate. It also put the Castellan in direct conflict with the Coordinator of the Celestial Intervention Agency, who saw to external threats against Gallifrey itself or the integrity of the timeline in general. (AUDIO: Pandora) The Castellan was the Capitol equivalent to a Chief of Police. (PROSE: The Eight Doctors) Castellans often served on the High Council, but not always; Castellan Spandrell, for example, was not a High Council member. (TV: The Deadly Assassin, Arc of Infinity, The Five Doctors) In Spandrell's time, the Castellan's duties involved him more frequently with the "plebeian classes" of Gallifrey than with suspect Time Lords. (TV: The Deadly Assassin) Castellan Kelner, by contrast, was second in line to the Presidency, after the Chancellor. (TV: The Invasion of Time) The position was mandated by some of the most ancient and powerful Gallifreyan laws. (AUDIO: Lies) Even so, the laws of Gallifrey apparently gave the Presidency wide discretion in deciding which matters were handled by the Castellan, and which by the Coordinator. Lady President Romana II, for instance, once simply chose which of the two she wanted to handle a matter. (AUDIO: Pandora) There may have been a Castellan for each of the Chapterhouses, with one of them serving as the "duty Castellan" in overall charge of the rest. Often the Castellans had served in the Chancellery Guard prior to their elevation. Both Maxil and Andred served in this way. Others appear to have been political appointments, like Kelner (TV: The Invasion of Time) and Wynter. (AUDIO: Lies, Pandora, PROSE: Lungbarrow) Nine of one Castellan's strike force were killed by members of the Order of the Black Sun during the Black Sun War. (COMIC: 4-D War) The rogue Time Agent Scott Thrower took the alias of "Castellan Bond" on Helion in an attempt to use the solstice of Pajaro to rejuvenate himself, accompanied by a group of Gizou mercenaries disguised as Chancellery Guards. (COMIC: Time Fraud)
- Mayors (previously called Castellans) are Heroes that have been appointed to a Royal position in the Town. Once appointed, they are no longer idle, and can not lead attacks until removed from the position. However, your mayor bestows numerous benefits on your city based on their stats and since there is no penalty for removing a hero from the position, it is highly recommended that your cities always have a mayor if there is an idle hero.
* Attack - When the city is under attack, the mayor will gather your city's troops to defend if (s)he is the hero in the city with the highest attack value. Otherwise, the hero with the highest Attack value will take a break from useless idling in the Feasting Hall and step out to defend the city. Regardless, a mayor with higher attack values will decrease training time for units.
* Politics - Your mayor's politics decreases the time it takes to build structures and is applied as a percent bonus of BASE resource production. Note that hurrying construction for free is based on a structure's BASE build time, so higher intelligence (or research into construction) does not allow you to hurry higher level buildings without guidelines.
* Intelligence - Your mayor's intelligence score decreases the time it takes to research technologies. Keeping a hero around for research may seem inefficient, but as this is the only known way of decreasing research times (and they double every level), it is not a bad idea to do so. Higher values in these statistics confer greater benefits. A general practice is to maintain three (3) or more heroes so that they can be specialized in Construction/Production, Research, and Attack. The hero with the highest Intelligence is promoted to Mayor just before beginning a new research project and immediately demoted with the re-promotion of the hero with the highest Politics. The benefit of the higher Intelligence bonus is conferred upon the initiation of the research project. The same tactic also works with the queuing of army build orders. As noted previously, it is not necessary to switch to a hero with a high Attack value prior to defending the city as the game mechanics will automatically choose the best hero for city defense.
- The Castellan is in charge of House defenses. She organizes and manages the construction of fortifications.
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