Imperial Civil Service
The Imperial Civil Service was founded in its current form in the reign of Emperor Giovanni.
Members of the Service are IC oath-bound, and the crew who play them are bound OOC, to the impartiality and neutrality that are the finest traditions of the Service.
As such, they do not vote in any elections, as that would undermine the reality that they are neutral supporters of the Empire.
Institutional Civil Servants
These civil servants are linked to specific Imperial Institutions to ensure their smooth operation.
| Civil Servant | Nation | Crew Name | Institution |
| Abraham | Highguard | Matt Pennington | Constitutional Court |
| Leontes the Scribe | Marches | Andy Rafferty | Constitutional Court / Imperial Archivist |
| Gerard La Salle | Dawn | Graeme Jamieson | Constitutional Court Auditor of the Imperial Treasury / Military Council / Senate |
| Kaya | Wintermark | Clare Evans | General Secretary of the Civil Service |
| Marta Kovar | Varushka | Elinor Kershaw | Bourse |
| Khaytanus Everwatch | Urizen | James Littlewood | Conclave / Academy |
| Casiphea, daughter of Anne, of Basilisk's Rest | Highguard | Clare Selley | Conclave |
| Merlot | League | Paul Wilder | Elections / Conclave |
| Ekaterijna Nadyovna Gremani | Varushka | Sam Sulkin | Military Council |
| Dart | Imperial Orcs | Ben Woodhead | Military Council |
| John of Meade | Marches | Harry Harrold | Senate |
| Rialta di Regario | League | Amy Woodhead | Senate |
| Leonardo i Del'Toro i Riqueza | Brass Coast | Jonathan Kidger | Synod |
| Almodis Bolholt | Marches | Vikiy Myers | Synod |
| Teagan | Navarr | Susan Whitaker | Synod |
| Kiersten Grimmrsdottir | Wintermark | Harriette Westmacott-Verran | Synod |
| Orva Pirittasdottir | Wintermark | Kirsty Horne | Synod |
Institutional responsibilities for recording keeping
In additional to other duties, civil servants are expected to keep the following records.
Speakers of the Senate
- A list of all motions brought before Senate, their proposers, seconders and wording by one hour before each session
- Whether or not each motion passed after each session
- If a motion had a financial element, at what level of expenditure it passed
- A list of all Announcements made before Senate and their contents
- The location of a suitable a suitable pro-forma for Senate motions.
Heralds of the Military Council
- The battle opportunities chosen by the military council
- The combination of nations taking part in each opportunity
- The field marshal commanding each battle opportunity
- The orders given by generals to their armies
- Any pardons issued by the Military Council
- Any distribution of spoils of war made by the Military Council
Tribune of the Synod
- Appointments by assemblies of the Synod.
- Votes made by Synod priests on Judgements
- Rewardings made from the Virtue fund to the priests who raised the corresponding Judgements
- Names of those who receive visions of their past lives
- The location of a suitable pro forma for Synod Judgements
Conclave civil servants
- Appointments to Imperial Title
- Addresses made on each day, and who made each one
- Declarations made on each day, who made each one, and whether or not it passed
- The Strengths of each order at each Conclave session
- The contents of each Order's Vault at the beginning and end of the Summit
Agents of the Bourse
- Results of auctions of Bourse seats; the names of those successful and how much they paid
- Resources disposed of in the private auction
- Buyers and prices of lots in the private auction
- Prices of lots in the public auction
Overseers of Imperial Elections
- Results of elections to the Senate
- Results of elections by the Senate
- Results of appointments of generals and admirals of the Military Council
- Other appointments made by the Bourse
- The list of current Imperial title holders
- The list of changes from the last summit's list of current Imperial title holders
Imperial Magistracy
These civil servants co-ordinate the militia and are responsible for administering trials and Imperial justice. They are often found near the Hub.
| Magistrate | Nation | Crew Name | Specialism |
| Stanislav Karkovich | Varushka | Jon Creek | Criminal / Religious law / [Constitutional Court] |
| Avedon de Remourics | Dawn | Oliver Facey | Criminal / Religious Law |
| John Cooper | Marches | Richard Squires | General |
| Grimmer Reinholz | Wintermark | Martin Verran | General |
| Zofia Justynova Garnovska | Varushka | Christi Scarborough | General |
| Nimh Farkas | Navarr | - | General |
| Adam | Highguard | John Kearney | Religious law |
Prognosticators Office
Prognosticators use a combination of divinatory magic and careful record keeping to provide infallible briefings to the Imperial Senate and the Imperial Military Council. In modern times, the civil service is careful to ensure they include members of every nation; the first Imperial prognosticators were all Urizen seers, though their ranks were quickly bolstered by volunteers, especially from the mystics[ of Wintermark and diviners from the Brass Coast. The office is ultimately overseen by the Imperial Auditor, Gerard La Salle, who is a member of the Constitutional Court. Their primary duties involve divining the conjunctions of the Sentinel Gate and using a combination of magic and mundane expertise to prepare appraisals for the Imperial Senate.
| Name | Nation | Crew Name | Specialism |
| Prognosticator Atraxes | Urizen | Tom Hancocks | War |
Civil Servants
Individuals often out and about on the field in the service of the Empire:
| Name | Nation | Crew Name | Specialism |
| Prognosticator Atraxes | Urizen | Tom Hancocks | War |
| War scout Orn Eidrmutr | Wintermark | David Henderson | War |
| War scout Will of Overton | Marches | Andy Connell | War |
| Ezekiel of Samson's Feasting | Highguard | Wrenna Robson | |
| Barak of Haros | Highguard | David Sheridan | Past Life Visions |
| Wylfa Bechod | Navarr | Dom Carroll | Past Life Visions |
| Jenny Fletcher | Dawn | Stephen Kirkbride | Historical Research |