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<div style="margin-top:7px;">[[File:slave_icon.png|left]]</div>'''Slaves''' are a variant of [[citizens]], but with much less freedom and dependent on submission to keep them in line and continuously working for the player's settlement. Those who have committed a crime may be condemned to become a slave if a [[court|judge demands so]]. If the slaves are not submissive enough, they may run away. Defeated enemies can also become enslaved. | <div style="margin-top:7px;">[[File:slave_icon.png|left]]</div>'''Slaves''' are a variant of [[citizens]], but with much less freedom and dependent on submission to keep them in line and continuously working for the player's settlement. Those who have committed a crime may be condemned to become a slave if a [[court|judge demands so]]. If the slaves are not submissive enough, they may run away. Defeated enemies can also become enslaved. They do not count toward the number of "subjects" living in a settlement, so buying more slaves does not bring the player's settlement closer to leveling up. Only standard citizens/subjects count toward that. | ||
[[Category:Law]] | [[Category:Law]] | ||
[[Category:Gameplay elements]] | [[Category:Gameplay elements]] | ||
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