Social Class in Context

Social Context
If you are curious where your character falls within the Aorlisian social classification, here is the full system reserved for NPCs.
Playing the Rich and Famous—If the gamemaster wishes to play court intrigue campaign, then he may want to let the players play a rich, elite character. Here is the full chart reserved for non-player characters, shown here for context

D100 Social Class Rank Civil Ecclesiastical D100 Social Class Rank Civil Ecclesiastical 1 Imperial 31+1d6 Divine Emperor | King-Emperor | Emperor | Co-Emperor | Deputy Emperor
2 Royalty 25+1d6 High King | Over King | King | Petty King | Deputy King | Sub-King | Co-King | Sovereign Prince | Sovereign Grand Duke Patriarch 03-04 Greater Nobility/Palatine Nobility 19+1d6 Duke (Royal) | Palatine Archduke | Palatine Duke | Palatine Count/Earl
05-07 Nobility 19 Archduke (Non-royal) | Duke (Non-Royal) | Earl | Viscount
08-10 Baronage 18 Archbaron | Premiere Baron | Baron | Imperial Knights
11-14 Upper Gentry 17 Sodalities | Hereditary Knights | Knight Bannerette | Captain
15-19 Gentry 16 Knight Bachelor | Squire | Esquire | Man-at-Arms | Vavavasseur | Lieutenant
20-25 Minor Gentry 15 Gentleman | Squire | Page | Maid of Honor | Ensign Primate | Archbishop 26-32 Merchant Prince 14 "Mayor | Merchant Prince | Guild Warden | Dean of University " 33-41 Merchant 13 Deputy Mayor | Sheriff | Merchant Adventurer Journeymen | Doctor (Theology | Law | or Medicine) | Affluent Judge or Barrister | Wealthy Urban Knight or Landed Noble | Craft Guild Warden (Roll Below) Arch-dean 42-50 Master Guildsman 12 Independant Craftsmen (Self-employed Masters) | Alderman | Burgess | Undersheriff | University Professors | Barrister-At-Law | Urban Knight | Unlanded Urban Noble (Roll Below) | Hobilar | Cavalryman | Heavy Infantryman Dean | Canon | Parish Priest | Choir Monk | Chantry Priest 51-59 Guildsman d2+9 Guild Craftsmen Employed (work for masters or other craftsmen) | Bailiff | University Students | Sergeant-at-Law | Lay Monk | Clerics in Tertiary Orders 60-68 Pauper 9 Employed Laborers | Constable | Paupers | Porter | Messenger | Common Household Servants
69-76 Urban Day Laborer 8 Day Laborers | Household Boys Friars 77-84 Yeoman 7 Rich Farmer | Yeoman Archers
85-90 Peasant/Franklin 6 Successful farmer who owns his own property
91-95 Serf 5 Poor peasant that leases or rents his meager property
96-98 Rural Day Laborer 4 Poverty-stricken farm laborers for hire
99-00 Below Social Class 1d3 Masterless Unemployed Men | Vagrants | Beggars | Excommunicates | Asylum seekers