Moragien Countil

The Gilded Robe
This ceremonial attire has been used by the councilmen of Morag for over 300 years and every one of the six positions has its own design.

The Robes

 * Teal, the Maritime Councilor - worn by the person in charge of fishing, trade by ship, shipbuilding, bridges and docks.
 * Black, the Smelting Councilor - worn by the person in charge of mining, blacksmiths, metalworking and the armory.
 * Dark Green, the Produce Councilor - worn by the person in charge of foresting, foraging, farming, herding and industries.
 * Purple, the Treasurer - worn by the person in charge of keeping the treasury safe, with his own private army of sellswords.
 * Red, the Goods Councilor - worn by the person in charge of trade deals, trade routes and keeping inventory.
 * Light Blue, the Building Councilor - worn by the person in charge of building and repairing structures and roads.

Passing the Robe
Should a councilor be convicted to a death penalty, or any other punishment he regards to be too severe for him, he can bail himself out by passing on his robe, and therefore his seat on the council, over to another candidate. Most do however see this as another death sentence as it's customary for the newly robed councilor to seize the mansion of the relieved, old councilor.