Yeah, we should probably all take some.  I would actually advising taking the characters that your character is actually less likely to interact with.  I've taken Heir and Envoy since I'd like to fill both of those positions.  I also don't think we really need a consort either (Unless you want one for story purposes, MP)<br/><br/>I'd be happy to make:<br/>Chief Physician (self explanatory)<br/>Warmaster (The General of the Houses' armed soldiers)<br/><br/>The ones left are:<br/>Ruler<br/>Advisor (advisors are knowledge experts who advise the Ruler on things they may not know)<br/>Councilor (the bridge for the Ruler to his people, they know what the masses are thinking and doing)<br/>Marshal (the main law enforcer of the House)<br/>Scholar (An expert advisor specialising in sciences and academia)<br/>Spymaster (through their network of spies/assassins, manages espionage)<br/>Swordmaster (expert in martial matters, usually drilling troops and acting as a guard for the nobility)<br/>Treasurer (oversees House finances and monetary bookkeeping)<br/>