Being a Noble in the Golden Nation of Mill'en in the old world was both a privilege and a duty. There were many Laws which both protected their position as well as detailing their responsibilities to the people. A noble had an obligation to make sure the people on their land were looked after where at the same time the people had an obligation to serve the Noble family.

There were four major families in Mill'en the Roudec, the Rhinteln, the Fussen and the Brissac. There were many other minor famlies but these were the largest and strongest families.

The most well known and the strongest are the Roudec which the former Majeste was of and who have ruled the county for several centuries,

The Brissac are most probably the next strongest family and the Duc du Brissac is infamous in that he backed the revolution when it took place.

The Rhinteln and Fussen had frequent marriages with the Roudec and the Brissac tying the families close in many ways.