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[Andreus]

This might be a stopgap solution until more nuanced methods of determining this are implemented, but I'd like to see the following raw tags for entities:

[NO_FOREIGN_POSITIONS] which stops conquered or abducted members of other species from being appointed to positions such as monarch, law-giver, druid, etc. This would certainly make sense for human civilizations.

[NO_FOREIGN_CITIZENS] which stops conquered or abducted members of other species from living in the civilization at all, forcing them to become refugees (or slaves, if the civilization has the correct ethics).

[Blastbeard]

There are already position tags that exclude or limit positions to specific creatures, castes and even creature classes.

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ALLOWED_CLASS CREATURE_CLASS Token Only creatures with the specified class token can be appointed to this position.

ALLOWED_CREATURE CREATURE:CASTE Restricts the position to only the defined caste. Only works with a caste of the entity's current race (If the entity had multiple CREATURE: tokens)

REJECTED_CLASS CREATURE_CLASS Token Creatures of the specified class cannot be appointed to this position.

REJECTED_CREATURE CREATURE:CASTE Restricts position holders by CREATURE type.

However, it seems like they don't work properly, or at least don't guarantee results; A playable human civ I've been using since 0.34.11 where the leader and general have to be humans occasionally puts non-humans in those positions. I don't know if the tags are defunct or exceptions are being made during world-gen, and I don't know enough to say whether fixing them or replacing them with a blanket tag would be easier., but they're there.