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Tale 8 sees the Test of the Elder, which replaces Test of the Demi-Pharaoh. For this test, you elect Elders for your faction. An Elder can kick someone from a faction, making them a Nomad. Banning by players is no longer possible.
From the developers
- you elect elders for your faction
- so in one viewpoint, its 3x DP elections happening in concurrence
- Elders can also invite players from other factions or desert nomads
- each Elder gets 8 uses of their power (invite and/or kick)
- elder on elder kicking is possible