Head maid (no ontology)

From Mazeworld

A head maid is the direct superior to standard maids. Head maids are promoted maids, "commanding" a group varying between 5 and 30 maids and assigning them work in a set of rooms. Head maids are either promoted by the Game Masters, or their employers/owners, and are also given the task to protect their subordinates.
For this purpose, they are required by law to be issued a sidearm, a handbag, ammunition for the sidearm, as well as a purse, to be considered a head maid, again either by the GMs, or their employers/owners.
Head maids are always female(/futanari), but have a male(/otoko) counterpart, the chief butler.

Although this is rarer, head maids can also be directly employed by other inhabitants of the Mazes, typically to serve as the leader of already previously employed maids. They are often paid a higher wage than standard maids, but aside from the task of protecting and assigning work to their subordinates, head maids usually do the same tasks and jobs as standard ones.

Two types of head maids can be distinguished:

• Head maids not working for anyone in particular in the Mazes are given work by the Game Masters themselves, and are paid a default wage of 120 P$/day. Typically, a head maid is promoted after a few years of work as a normal maid, or as the GMs see fit.
• Head maids employed or owned by someone else, for whom they will work exclusively. Traditionally, on top of their subordinate supervision duties, a head maid will have a closer relationship to their employers/owners and are better trusted than standard maids to clean, for example, the employer/owner's room, or watching their belongings or personal effects. Head maids are in this sense, closer to being personal bodyguards and confidants.

A head maid is considered part of the Maze Personnel and is usually respected as such. Despite this, it remains one of the lowest ranking jobs in the Mazes. They are naturally less common than their subordinates and are more rarely seen.

As it takes a certain amount of time for a non-privately employed/owned maid to reach the status of head maid, they are most of the time already employed/owned maids who have been chosen or promoted by their employers for the job. Reasons for the promotion are variable, ranging from simple trust, to experience in the job, or even expertise in other, non-maidwork related skills (typically marksmanship, due to their assigned weapon).

Specifications

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Other data

• Is peaceful.
• Can talk.
• Is always female(♂) or futanari(⚥)..
• Backup call ability: See below.

Equipment

• Weapons:
  • Random Class 3 weapons
  • Class 5 Long: Broom

• Clothing and armor:
  • Headgear: None
  • Top: Tuxedo with shirt
  • Body armor: None
  • Arms addon: None
  • Bottom: Tuxedo trousers
  • Legs addon: None
  • Footwear: Leather shoes

• Load-bearing gear: 1x Utility rig
  • 1 extra magazine for their weapons, if applicable
  • A purse

Backup call

Head maids are also noted for having a particular special ability. Being both an experienced servant and a capable leader of other maids, the head maid may, if provoked in combat, give up a turn to summon 2 subordinates with random weapons to aid her and dispatch whatever menace she may face. This ability is also available if that head maid is the contestant's ally, and may defend the team as required. At the end of the fight, the maids are dismissed and will not follow their superior.

NOTE: This ability can only be used once per fight. It is subjected to a fixed FT of 5; it can thus fail. Attempting to summon works like a normal attack and consumes the head maid's turn.

Disguise

This lists only the required clothing the contestant needs for the disguise to be successful. Note that wearing a HEV Suit or an EOD Suit cancels immediately the disguise as these suits cover the entirety of the wearer's clothes and are, as such, unsuitable for disguising.

• Maid / Head maid (female/futa): Maid suit

Gallery

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See also

• Encounters
• Maid
• Butler and Chief butler