Social Status

Social Status reflects your character's place in the world — how much power they hold, how much influence they can bring to bear, and how visible they are in the political and social landscape of Westeros. The higher your tier, the more your presence shapes the stories around you, and the more other players will look to you to drive plots, anchor events, and keep the world feeling alive. High-tier roles come with real expectation of investment and activity. If you want the power, be ready to show up for it.

10. King of the Seven Kingdoms

 

9. Queen, Crown Prince, King's Hand

 

8. Members of the royal family, Wardens of the North/South/East/West

 

7. Lord of a great house, Small Council member, High Septon

 

6. Heir to a great house, Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, Archmaester, Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, senior officer of the Faith

 

5. Lord of a major house, maester of a great house, senior Kingsguard

 

4. Lord of a powerful minor house (commands banner houses), heir to a major house, foreign noble of significant standing, wealthy Essosi merchant prince

 

3. Lord of a minor house, heir to a powerful minor house, maester of a major house, junior Kingsguard, officer of the Faith

 

2. Landed knight, senior household officer, maester of a minor house, veteran officer of the Night's Watch, established foreign merchant

 

1. Hedge knight, sworn sword, house retainer, acolyte maester, junior officer of the Night's Watch, minor foreign merchant or dignitary

 

0. Common smallfolk, standard soldier, initiate of the Faith, recruit of the Night's Watch, squire, low-born foreigner