A viscount was a title of nobility on Earth, ranking above a baron and below an earl. In 2369, Regina Barthalomew told Jean-Luc Picard that he reminded her of Viscount Oglethorpe. (TNG: "Ship in a Bottle" ) Henry Burleigh, a character in the holonovel Janeway Lambda one was "Viscount Timmons". (VOY: "Learning Curve")
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| - A viscount was a title of nobility on Earth, ranking above a baron and below an earl. In 2369, Regina Barthalomew told Jean-Luc Picard that he reminded her of Viscount Oglethorpe. (TNG: "Ship in a Bottle" ) Henry Burleigh, a character in the holonovel Janeway Lambda one was "Viscount Timmons". (VOY: "Learning Curve")
- When you reach the Title of Viscount, you can build a 5th city. How to become a Viscount:
* Accomplish the Viscount quest, which is in the "Promotion" category. Significant Award:
* Viscount Title (which also allows you to build a 5th city)
- A viscount was a title held by English nobility. The position was ranked higher than a baron but lower than an earl. A viscount would be placed in charge of a viscounty, an area of their own jurisdiction.
- Viscount was a noble title held by certain leaders of Great Houses on the Landsraad during the time of the Fraufeluches. It was the title of the ruling family of Grumman, House Moritani. The last Moritani ruler of Grumman was Viscount Hundro Moritani, who died after being defeated and captured during the War of Assassins of 10, 187 AG.
- Viscount is a village of about 20 people in central Saskatchewan, Canada.
- A God Learner military rank
* Beneath a Count
* In charge of a Regiment Source: Middle Sea Empire (Book)
- Awarded only by the Sovereign, the title was granted for "unparalleled contributions to the defense or society of the Golden Empire". All Viscounties were life peerages, expiring with the death of the recipient. However, Viscounts were granted land estates by the Sovereign which could be passed to descendants or other family members. Viscounts were taxed at a lower rate than other private citizens and were treated as Royal emissaries in diplomatic contexts.
- The Viscount is the main antagonist from the 2006 Crash game, Crash Boom Bang!. While developing a resort in Tasmania, the Viscount finds a map of an ancient city containing the fabled Super Big Power Crystal. He attempts to find it himself, but due to the large amount of puzzles, he fails miserably. In his resort, the Viscount decides to gather up the world's cleverest and strongest bunch of characters and con them into finding the crystal for him. He sends an invitation to Coco Bandicoot, inviting her to the World Cannonball Race, where the winner earns $100,000,000. After Cortex tears up the map, the Viscount reveals what he's trying to find with it, also revealing that his grandfather disappeared trying to find it. Upon finding the crystal, he attempts to betray the gang only to watch
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| - The Viscount is the main antagonist from the 2006 Crash game, Crash Boom Bang!. While developing a resort in Tasmania, the Viscount finds a map of an ancient city containing the fabled Super Big Power Crystal. He attempts to find it himself, but due to the large amount of puzzles, he fails miserably. In his resort, the Viscount decides to gather up the world's cleverest and strongest bunch of characters and con them into finding the crystal for him. He sends an invitation to Coco Bandicoot, inviting her to the World Cannonball Race, where the winner earns $100,000,000. After Cortex tears up the map, the Viscount reveals what he's trying to find with it, also revealing that his grandfather disappeared trying to find it. Upon finding the crystal, he attempts to betray the gang only to watch Crash one-up him by wishing for a pile of wumpa fruit, much to the Viscount's shock.
- A viscount was a title of nobility on Earth, ranking above a baron and below an earl. In 2369, Regina Barthalomew told Jean-Luc Picard that he reminded her of Viscount Oglethorpe. (TNG: "Ship in a Bottle" ) Henry Burleigh, a character in the holonovel Janeway Lambda one was "Viscount Timmons". (VOY: "Learning Curve")
- When you reach the Title of Viscount, you can build a 5th city. How to become a Viscount:
* Accomplish the Viscount quest, which is in the "Promotion" category. Significant Award:
* Viscount Title (which also allows you to build a 5th city)
- A viscount was a title held by English nobility. The position was ranked higher than a baron but lower than an earl. A viscount would be placed in charge of a viscounty, an area of their own jurisdiction.
- Viscount was a noble title held by certain leaders of Great Houses on the Landsraad during the time of the Fraufeluches. It was the title of the ruling family of Grumman, House Moritani. The last Moritani ruler of Grumman was Viscount Hundro Moritani, who died after being defeated and captured during the War of Assassins of 10, 187 AG.
- Viscount is a village of about 20 people in central Saskatchewan, Canada.
- A God Learner military rank
* Beneath a Count
* In charge of a Regiment Source: Middle Sea Empire (Book)
- Awarded only by the Sovereign, the title was granted for "unparalleled contributions to the defense or society of the Golden Empire". All Viscounties were life peerages, expiring with the death of the recipient. However, Viscounts were granted land estates by the Sovereign which could be passed to descendants or other family members. Viscounts were taxed at a lower rate than other private citizens and were treated as Royal emissaries in diplomatic contexts. In formal settings, Viscounts wore ornately embroidered tabards as a clear symbol of their status. They were also given signet rings from the Sovereign as an alternative, less ostentatious badge of office. Unlike members of the Royal Family and recipients of the Crown of Deliverance, however, Viscounts did not wear coronets or crowns of any type. Rin Sakaros created the rank of Viscount to parallel the similar Baron of the Empire established in the Galactic Empire. However, continuing her attempts to dissociate herself from that Empire begun by her use of the title "Queen" instead of "Empress", she adopted "Viscount" instead of "Baron". She also felt it left open the possibility of later establishing "Count" as an even higher degree of nobility. Admiral Salome Hrek was the first being created a viscountess. Rin raised her to the rank on the occasion of Hrek's retirement from the Royal Navy in 154 ABY.
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