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Imperial Organization Data created by Wikia user Darthauthor.
See also: The Galactic Empire, Organizations
In order to obtain a high ranking political position in the Empire one must conform to the prejudice of the Emperor. During the reign of Palpatine, that was Human, male, loyal, competent, ambitious, and ruthless. Typically one must make a name for themselves in their world's or sectors political scene. Often times being a successful officer in the Imperial military is a fast track to becoming a Governor if not a Moff. Regardless, success comes with a prestige and that is what higher ranking Imperials notice. This "Rising Star" is a tool for the Moffs or Grand Moffs to pressure those Governors or Moffs below them to do better or be relieved of command.
A character cannot begin using Organization Criteria or gaining the benefits of an Imperial political position Organization Score outright. Instead, they must be wait for the position to become "Vacant" and they have to have the title bestowed upon them by the Emperor or at least a Grand Moff. Whether that vacancy came about through assassination from below, their own recklessness, or the Emperor's ire does not matter, only the resulting vacuum.
Type: Government
Enemies and Allies: The Galactic Empire is directly at odds with The Rebel Alliance. The Imperial Army and The Imperial Navy are direct branches of Imperial service, as are other smaller groups.
Scale: 19 (Intergalactic)
Criteria Tables: The following criteria can affect the Organization Scores of members of The Galactic Empire.
| CRITERIA | MODIFIER | |
|---|---|---|
| POSITIVE CRITERIA | ||
| Experience | +1/2 Character Levels | |
| Charisma 13 or higher | +1 | |
| Ruthless | +1/4 Dark Side Score | |
| Possess a level in the Crime Lord Prestige Class | +1 | |
| Possess a level in the Officer Prestige Class | +1 | |
| Trained in Persuasion | +1 | |
| Trained in Knowledge (Bureaucracy) | +1 | |
| Trained in Knowledge (Galactic Lore) | +1 | |
| Trained in Knowledge (Tactics) | +1 | |
| Possess the Skill Focus (Knowledge (Bureaucracy)) Feat | +1 | |
| Possess the Skill Focus (Knowledge (Galactic Lore)) feat | +1 | |
| Possess the Skill Focus (Persuasion) Feat | +1 | |
| Possess the Presence Talent or Silver Tongue feat | +1 | |
| Possess a Talent from the Lineage Talent Tree | +1 per Talent | |
| Defeats a major enemy of the Empire | +1/4 Opponent's CL | |
| NEGATIVE CRITERIA | ||
| Fails on a mission assigned by the Empire | -5 | |
| Captured by an enemy of the Empire | -10 | |
| Deserts the Empire | -20 | |
Titles, Benefits, and Duties: The following includes the various ranks and titles of The Galactic Empire, as well as their benefits and duties befitting their stature. The Empire left the self-government of many planets intact, especially those that were either indifferent or supportive of the New Order (Such as Naboo and Corellia). Less than 1/80th of all planets had their governments altered. Planets that rebelled, were deemed hostile to the New Order, or newly-annexed by the Empire, had Governors appointed. Certain worlds that had Senators who were deemed less than loyal to the Emperor were sometimes assigned Governors, despite the opposition of their senator. This was the case on Chandrila, when Jesco Comark was appointed as Imperial Governor to keep watch on Senator Mon Mothma. However, pressure by the populace, who were loyal to the more experienced Mothma, caused Comark to abandon the post.
Other worlds, which were further away from Coruscant, such as Bakura, retained their government with only minor changes, but also had an appointed Governor. Except for a few Governors chosen by Palpatine, Imperial Governors were selected by the Imperial Ruling Council and received most orders from the Diplomatic Services.
| RANK | SCORE | BENEFITS AND DUTIES |
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| Lieutenant Governor | 9-12 | Lieutenant Governors serve as aids and advisors to their own Governors.
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| Governor | 13-20 | Governors maintain Imperial presence and control over their assigned regions.
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| Moff | 21-25 | Moffs work to oversee their individual Sector Groups. All Moffs command the Governors under them as Sector Governors of their given region.
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| Grand Moff | 26-30 | Grand Moffs are granted a large amount of liberty to subdue insurrectionist regions. There is only 1 Grand Moff during the reign of the Emperor. This is not accurate to Legends or Canon.
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| Grand Vizier | 31-39 | The Grand Viziers act as intermediaries between the Emperor/Empress and their subordinates.
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| Emperor/Empress | 40+ | The political and military leader of the Empire, the most powerful position in the galaxy.
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