Traveller Clause

Origin

Synedre Constitution, Article 11.

Definition

A constitutional clause that protects novice agents. Courage does not wait for experience — a recently recruited agent has the right to make mistakes without being penalised. Named in honour of Marco Polo, the Intelligence agent. Because every explorer sets off without a map.

Example

"Marco Polo invokes the Traveller Clause — he is only 2 days old."

See also

• Constitution du Synedre
• Marco Polo