Laws of Gwyn

While not all of Gwyn's laws are known, here's a compilation of all of the known laws of Gwyn:

## Rulings on Dragons

1-1A Dragons are the enemies of Gwyn, and will forever be considered as such.

1-1B Worshiping Dragons shall be considered high treason.

1-1C Siding with Dragons over your own is akin to worshiping Dragons, and shall be treated as such.

1-2A willing copulation with dragons is to be considered the worshiping of dragons, and shall be treated as such.

1-2B The kin of dragons are to be considered Dragons, unless they are three or more generations removed, and have no explicitly draconic features.

1-3A Human nor Lordling shall speak with Dragons, apart from to discuss the terms of the Dragon’s surrender.

1-3B A Dragon that has surrendered must be bound and brought before a reigning Lord for proper judgment.

1-3C A Dragon in the service of the crown is still a dragon, and shall not be fraternized with.

1-3D If a dragon works loyally and diligently for the crown for a period of no less than ten years, it may be assessed, and deemed legally human if the crown sees fit.

## Rulings on Royalty

2-1A A human shall not claim relation to the crown, violation of this rule shall be considered high treason.

2-1B A lordling unrelated to the crown shall not claim relation to the crown, violation of this rule shall be considered high treason.

2-2A An oath sworn to the crown shall not be broken; violation of this rule shall be considered high treason.

2-2B Service to the crown shall last no shorter than five years outside of wartime, unless dismissed.

2-2C Service to the crown in wartime shall last as long as necessary, up to the age of seventy for lordlings, and the age of sixty for humans.

2-2D One in service to the crown may request transference to a differing service to the crown, as long as they meet the requirements for said service.

2-3A Assaulting or attempting to assassinate the crown or the heir to the crown shall be considered high treason.

2-4A High treason can only be punished with execution of the perpetrators.

## Rulings on Races

3-1A A human shall not claim relation to a lord

3-1B: If a lord is to marry a human, the human may not take the name of the lord, nor may their offspring.

3-1C The offspring of a lord and a human, or a lordling and a human shall be considered human, unless they pass the silver knight trials, and serve in Gwyn’s retinue for five years, in which case they can be considered lordling.

3-2A An oath sworn to or on a lord shall not be broken.

3-3A a human or lordling shall not curse or use coarse language before a lord.

3-3B A human or lordling shall show proper respect to a lord. (meaning not actively insulting them)

## Rulings on public figures

4-1A Due to his contributions during the war, Seeth has been given dukedom, and for legal purposes is considered a lordling.

4-2A Seeth shall not experiment with lords other than himself, or anyone with relations to the royal family, no matter how indirect. Violation of this ruling will be considered high treason.

4-2B  If the result of an experiment involving the genetics of Seeth and a human results in a cognizant being, ruling 3-1C shall apply.

4-2C Humans who are the offspring of Seeth may not undergo the silver knight trials, or become lordlings.

4-3A Velka has the authority to decide what does and does not count as a sin, as long as it does not contradict these laws.

4-3B Velka has the authority to absolve sins, and can delegate said power to those of her choice.

4-3C Only Velka can absolve treason, and only with the permission of the crown.

4-4A As Escalera is the fire aspect of one of my daughters, she is to be considered royalty.