National Gentleman

In the Congressional system, national gentlemen are distinguished people, designated by their Sovereign to represent the country's prestige, at their own expense, and perform other diplomatic missions at foreign courts. Any national gentleman may travel uninhibitedly on all of the sovereign continents, the only limitation being that each state may have no more than fifty national gentleman on a foreign continent at one time (in practice, this number is normally far lower). Their person enjoys immunity from prosecution so the only way to address grievances with their behaviour is to have them fight a duel with another national gentleman. A silk cockade and a scarf are the symbols of a national gentleman.