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The '''Bailiff Office''' is a sub-building of the [[Manor House]]. It allows the player to appoint a [[Bailiff]], who can carry out [[Mandates]] on the ruler's (player's) behalf. | The '''Bailiff Office''' is a sub-building of the [[Manor House]]. It is unlocked in tier 2 on the Labour path of the [[Progression]] tree for the cost of {{Item|resource=labour influence|value=5}}. It allows the player to appoint a [[Bailiff]], who can carry out [[Mandates]] on the ruler's (player's) behalf. | ||
The Bailiff Office is modular and can therefore be expanded and decorated using only the common building parts of the Manor House. This does not however expand the capacity of the sub-building; it is only ever possible to assign one Bailiff in a town. The Bailiff Office has no unique building parts. | The Bailiff Office is modular and can therefore be expanded and decorated using only the common building parts of the Manor House. This does not however expand the capacity of the sub-building; it is only ever possible to assign one Bailiff in a town. The Bailiff Office has no unique building parts. | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 19 February 2026
The Bailiff Office is a sub-building of the Manor House. It is unlocked in tier 2 on the Labour path of the Progression tree for the cost of 5 
Labour Influence. It allows the player to appoint a Bailiff, who can carry out Mandates on the ruler's (player's) behalf.
The Bailiff Office is modular and can therefore be expanded and decorated using only the common building parts of the Manor House. This does not however expand the capacity of the sub-building; it is only ever possible to assign one Bailiff in a town. The Bailiff Office has no unique building parts.
Construction
Requirements
The Bailiff Office must have at least one room and one door. It must also be built in an area of Light Fortification.