Authority coverage
Authority appears in rounds 3, 4. Every completed Daily cabinet includes one pick from each round, so authority is guaranteed for this date, regardless of which seats these picks occupy.
Review the three playable choices in each of this date's five rounds. Choose one per round and assign any vacant role; round number does not determine the cabinet seat.
Play today’s puzzleAuthority appears in rounds 3, 4. Every completed Daily cabinet includes one pick from each round, so authority is guaranteed for this date, regardless of which seats these picks occupy.
Brazil, India, Germany, South Korea. These rounds represent 4 countries, so a complete cabinet receives the normal +8 coalition bonus.
Multiple pools have their highest normalized fit in President. Compare the fallback roles below before filling a shared specialist seat.
Role fit: Vice President 77% · General 76% · Treasurer 54%.
Role fit: Treasurer 100% · Vice President 88% · President 78%.
Role fit: President 100% · Propaganda Minister 90% · Vice President 85%.
Role fit: President 100% · Propaganda Minister 90% · Vice President 85%.
Role fit: Propaganda Minister 76% · Vice President 62% · Treasurer 35%.
Percentages use the live scoring engine's normalized role weights. All candidates in the same pool share a category and country, so choosing a different name within that pool does not improve role fit. The seat you assign changes the outcome.
Check tier bonuses and penalties alongside the complete role table. A high-fit seat can still compete with a stronger bonus elsewhere. These inputs are calculated from the bundled date seed; battlefield variance means they are not a guaranteed final score.
Keep these exact five pools fixed and compare all 120 seat assignments at zero battlefield variance. The first lineup below maximizes the minimum score. Then swap only Vice President and Propaganda Minister: this is the largest decrease among the ten possible two-seat swaps from that lineup, not a claim about the most common player mistake.
| Seat | Representative candidate | Category / country |
|---|---|---|
| President | Pelé | Athletes / Brazil |
| Vice President | Mukesh Ambani | Billionaires / India |
| General | Mahatma Gandhi | Politicians / India |
| Propaganda Minister | Angela Merkel | Politicians / Germany |
| Treasurer | PSY | Pop Stars / South Korea |
Average role fit 65% · Specialist bonuses +0 · Coalition +8 · Authority multiplier 1 · Critical-seat deductions −0.
The range uses battlefield variance 0–20, followed by rounding and the 195-point cap. Displayed role fit is rounded; the engine uses the unrounded value.
| Seat | Representative candidate | Category / country |
|---|---|---|
| President | Pelé | Athletes / Brazil |
| Vice President | Angela Merkel | Politicians / Germany |
| General | Mahatma Gandhi | Politicians / India |
| Propaganda Minister | Mukesh Ambani | Billionaires / India |
| Treasurer | PSY | Pop Stars / South Korea |
Average role fit 60% · Specialist bonuses +0 · Coalition +8 · Authority multiplier 1 · Critical-seat deductions −0.
The range uses battlefield variance 0–20, followed by rounding and the 195-point cap. Displayed role fit is rounded; the engine uses the unrounded value.
That single swap lowers the minimum score by 2 points. Specialist bonuses change from +0 to +0; critical-seat deductions change from −0 to −0. Compare the role-fit values in the breakdown too. Country coverage and authority do not change.
These are two different complete drafts, not an undo available during play. With the same random variance, this comparison isolates the assignment decision; the score cap and rounding can still hide differences. Names are representatives of their pools, not individual skill ratings.
This practice board starts with round 1 as President, round 2 as Vice President, and so on. Change an appointment to swap its occupant with another seat. In a real draft, appointments lock; use this board to plan or review, not to edit a submitted run.
Average role fit: 65%. Specialist bonuses: +0. Critical-seat deductions: −0. The range includes the game's minimum and maximum battlefield variance, rounding, and the 195 cap.
This assignment ties the best minimum score for these five pools. No practice result is submitted to the leaderboard.
All 120 seat permutations were evaluated with the same scoring engine used by the game. Their minimum-variance totals range from 193 to 195; 116 assignments tie for the best minimum score. The difference comes from role fit, specialist bonuses, and critical-seat deductions. Country coverage and authority remain fixed because every round contributes one candidate.
President
Round 1: Athletes · Brazil
Vice President
Round 2: Billionaires · India
General
Round 3: Politicians · India
Propaganda Minister
Round 4: Politicians · Germany
Treasurer
Round 5: Pop Stars · South Korea
We use the first candidate from each pool as a representative: all three names share the same category and country, so their scores are identical in the standard rules. This is a full-information solution; it does not predict unseen Classic pools or guarantee a particular battlefield roll.