Leadership System

by **Sleenia** Tue Aug 05, 2014 8:58 am

First topic message reminder :

I open this topic so everyone can express their opinion ^^ obviously it's nothing official, but someone asked for a poll and I agree so it will be used as a reference for now and I thnk it can be useful ^^

1. We have a King or Queen as Leader. A King can decide to mate a dragon from his tribe and to have a Queen (or viceversa). They can only mate dragons from its tribe or to have none.

2. We have a single leader that guides the tribe. We don't have King or Queen, but simply a leader.

3. We have a Male Leader and Female Leader for equality gender, or bot leaders from the same gener, and they do not need necessarily to be companions (but could). The leaders collaborate each other and they can mate a dragon from other tribes, because they aren't restricted by the tribe they belong to.

Multiple choise is allowed, but remember to post in this topic what you choose and explain the reasons, or the vote will be consider invalid

of course for now nothing change and I'm not taking decision for everyone, we are a community right? so, let's talk openly about it and let everyone know if someone of you have another idea ^^

by **Frostflare** Mon Aug 11, 2014 3:05 pm

So is it offical? Two leaders now?

by **Atlantis** Mon Aug 11, 2014 3:20 pm

Yes, it's official. Although i don't understand why Trinyah hasn't directly posted here.

Frost, You can ask to become the other Leader, alongside Snowfall.

Also, Atlantis and Shine are both "SeaWing Leader" now. (we just remove the male and female thing) Can an admin do the changes, please?

Always talking about the text, here something even more complex I'm suggesting.

Tribe Leaders: a tribe has always two leaders. They can be one for gender, or two of the same gender. Two leaders can also come from the same family. Leaders aren't forced to a mate relationship and they are quite indipendent because of that. A leader can mate with the other one or choose a dragon from another tribe. Leaders collaborate each other to guide the tribe and understand the necessities and demands of tribe members. They are tribe representatives and their word reflects the collective opinion of tribe members. They call councils when it comes to take crucial decisions for the tribe.