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'''Voormann''' is the title of the elected head of the nation of [[Perrenland]].
'''Voormann''' is the title of the elected head of the nation of [[Perrenland]]. A Voormann is referred to as 'Your Gravity'.


A Voorman is elected by the Concatenated Council every eight years. An Untervoormann is also elected at this time. The election process can take a great deal of time and often involves lengthy debates between council members. The election process takes place in the nations capital, [http://greyhawk.wikia.com/wiki/Schwartzenbruin?action=edit&redlink=1 Schwartzenbruin].
A Voorman is elected by the Concatenated Council every eight years. An Untervoormann is also elected at this time. The election process can take a great deal of time and often involves lengthy debates between council members. The election process takes place in the nations capital, [http://greyhawk.wikia.com/wiki/Schwartzenbruin?action=edit&redlink=1 Schwartzenbruin].
The institution of a Voormann was begun by the hero [[Perren]] in 400 CY.


The current Voormann (as of 591 CY) is [[Karenin Weispeer]].
The current Voormann (as of 591 CY) is [[Karenin Weispeer]].

Revision as of 17:17, 24 September 2014

Voormann is the title of the elected head of the nation of Perrenland. A Voormann is referred to as 'Your Gravity'.

A Voorman is elected by the Concatenated Council every eight years. An Untervoormann is also elected at this time. The election process can take a great deal of time and often involves lengthy debates between council members. The election process takes place in the nations capital, Schwartzenbruin.

The institution of a Voormann was begun by the hero Perren in 400 CY.

The current Voormann (as of 591 CY) is Karenin Weispeer.