Iversia at 17:06, 16 August 2012

2012-08-16T17:06:11Z

Shriker: New page: Your character's social class depends on its social economic level... * '''Upper Class''': Generally holders of titles of nobility and their relatives, some with very high levels of inher...

2009-03-29T01:56:01Z

New page: Your character's social class depends on its social economic level... * '''Upper Class''': Generally holders of titles of nobility and their relatives, some with very high levels of inher...

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Your character's social class depends on its social economic level...

* '''Upper Class''': Generally holders of titles of nobility and their relatives, some with very high levels of inherited wealth. They will often have attended the most famous of Ramath-lehi's schools. Famous nobility blood lines include (but are not limited to): Grader, Dragyn, Sun, Adamaint, etc. This class makes up about 1% of the population.

* '''Upper Middle Class''': The upper middle class consists of white collar professionals with advanced Master and/or Journeyman ranks and comfortable personal incomes. A significant proportion of their wealth is often from inheritance.

* '''Middle Class''': Similar to the upper middle class but usually from a less establishment-based background and education. Generally professionals with Master and/or Journeyman ranks. Will typically own their own home and earn well above the national average. Examples would be characters working for the government ([[USR]]), the education, research, sciences, or space industries.

* '''Working Class''': Generally has low educational attainment and works in a semi-skilled or unskilled blue collar profession. Some examples would be seers, mages, or production labourers. (All characters who have not attained at least a Journeyman rank will most likely fit here.)

* '''Lower Working Class''': Generally works in minimum wage occupations, such as cleaner, shop assistant, bar worker. Often employed in the personal service industry.

* '''Lowerclass''': Repeated cycles of unemployment, working multiple low-level part-time jobs are common among this group.

* '''Underclass''': Reliant on government benefits for income.

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+Your character's social class in Ramathian society depends upon their social economic level.
-* '''Upper Class''': Generally holders of titles of nobility and their relatives, some with very high levels of inherited wealth. They will often have attended the most famous of Ramath-lehi's schools. Famous nobility blood lines include (but are not limited to): Grader, Dragyn, Sun, Adamaint, etc. This class makes up about 1% of the population.
+==Upper Class==
-* '''Upper Middle Class''': The upper middle class consists of white collar professionals with advanced Master and/or Journeyman ranks and comfortable personal incomes. A significant proportion of their wealth is often from inheritance.
+==Upper Middle Class==
-* '''Middle Class''': Similar to the upper middle class but usually from a less establishment-based background and education. Generally professionals with Master and/or Journeyman ranks. Will typically own their own home and earn well above the national average. Examples would be characters working for the government ([[USR]]), the education, research, sciences, or space industries.
+==Middle Class==
-* '''Working Class''': Generally has low educational attainment and works in a semi-skilled or unskilled blue collar profession. Some examples would be seers, mages, or production labourers. (All characters who have not attained at least a Journeyman rank will most likely fit here.)
+==Working Class==
-* '''Lower Working Class''': Generally works in minimum wage occupations, such as cleaner, shop assistant, bar worker. Often employed in the personal service industry.
+==Lower Working Class==
-* '''Lowerclass''': Repeated cycles of unemployment, working multiple low-level part-time jobs are common among this group.
+==Lowerclass==
-* '''Underclass''': Reliant on government benefits for income.
+==Underclass==
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Iversia at 17:06, 16 August 2012

Shriker: New page: Your character's social class depends on its social economic level... * '''Upper Class''': Generally holders of titles of nobility and their relatives, some with very high levels of inher...