Citizenship
Citizenship is separate from nationality; it means agreeing to abide by a particular city-state's laws. There are currently four places in which you may have citizenship: Ankh-Morpork, Bes Pelargic, Djelibeybi, and Ephebe.
Ankh-Morpork
To become a citizen in Ankh-Morpork, you must apply at the council building on Speedwell Street.
Only elected magistrates can approve new citizens.
- After ten days the council can approve your citizenship request, if you are at least four days old and have a sponsor who is at least ten days old and a citizen.
Only citizens of Ankh-Morpork can own property there.
Bes Pelargic
To become a citizen in Bes Pelargic, you must go to the Hall of Records on the Street of the Smiling Dog in the Pong Ping district.
- There, in the citizenship application room, you can "apply" for citizenship.
- You will then be given an exam consisting of questions about the Counterweight Continent.
- Questions are taken from both the MUD and the books, and are different each time; however there is no charge to take the exam and you can retry as many times as you like.
- You must get 16 questions correct to pass.
Only citizens of Bes Pelargic can own property there.
Djelibeybi
To become a citizen in Djelibeybi, you must apply at the palace at the north edge of the city.
Only elected magistrates can approve new citizens.
- Dual citizenship between Djelibeybi and Ankh-Morpork is not allowed here, except in the case of ambassadors.
Only citizens of Djelibeybi can own property there.
Ephebe
To become a citizen in Ephebe, you must go into the Ephebe inner citadel.
To go there without you can go to the waiting room adjacent to the forecourt in the Citadel and ring the bell to wait for a guide.
- You will be escorted, blind-folded to the Inner Citadel where you can make your way to the citizens' oath swearing and records room where Orkos will be.
Once there you can either use the command apply for citizenship or say it.
- You need to be at least level 50, and have a certain amount of spoken Ephebian.
- You will then be required to complete a series of tasks to prove your worth, and then Swear the Oath.
