If the radio-series Cuando Juan y Tula fueron a Siritinga has taught me something that's that grandiose titles are always cool. To that effect I present you this 1d60* random table with high-and-mighty-sounding titles and charges from different cultures and that can be used as "the <title> of <place>". For example "the elephantarch of Qenthadan". How cool.
- Abott
- Mayor
- Archduke
- Archon
- August
- Autocrat
- Baron
- Basileus
- Burgomaster
- Caliph
- Chieftain
- Caesar
- Comendador
- Count
- Consul
- Corregidor
- Dicator
- Duke
- Dux
- Elephantarch
- Amir
- Emperor
- Strategos
- Etnarch
- Factotum
- Governor
- Grand master
- Hegemon
- Jarl
- Kaiser
- Khan
- Master
- Magister
- Magistrate
- Maharaja
- Manteocrat**
- Marquis
- Bishop
- Padishah
- Pope
- Patriarch
- Prefect
- Prince
- Purpurate
- Raja
- Regidor
- King
- Satrap
- Senator
- Lord
- Shah
- Sultan
- High priest
- Thalassocrat
- Tyrant
- Viceroy
- Vizier
- Viscount
- Tsar
- 1d6+1: 2:diarch, 3:triarch, 4:tetrarch, 5:pentarch, 6:hexarch; 7:heptarch
Thanks for reading. Valmar Cerenor!
*To roll 1d60 you have two options: printing this template, adding numbers and gluing it, or b) rolling 1d6 for the tens and 1d10 for the units.
**The ruler of a manteocracy, that is, a government made of magic-users.
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