In “Bribery”, change

A Noble whose Family isn’t “-” may spend 4 Wealth to obtain an Abeyant Barony Below the Dukedom corresponding to their Family.

to

A Noble whose Family isn’t “-” may obtain an Abeyant Barony by spending 4 Wealth and (if that Barony is not yet below an Earldom) placing it Below an existing Earldom. If the Earldom that now has Lordship over the obtained Barony is not yet Below a Dukedom, the Noble must place that Earldom Below the Dukedom of their choice. It is proper only to obtain Baronies Below the Dukedom corresponding to one’s Family this way.

Create a subrule to “Titles” entitled “Letters Patent”:

If no Abeyant Baronies exist, any Noble may create one with a name of “Baron” or “Baron of”, followed by a unique name from either of the lists on this page (from the column titled “Name of barony”).

If each existing Earldoms is below a Dukedom, any Noble may create a new Abeyant Earldom with a unique name taken from the list “Earldoms in the Peerage of England, 1066–1707”, found on this page (from the “Title” column).