Icelandic, because why not:

Level	XP	Votes	Title	Titill
1	0	0	Initiate	Innvígđur
2	20	2	Novice	Byrjandi
3	50	4	Acolyte	Altarisdrengur
4	90	6	Sexton	Kirkjuvörđur
5	150	8	Beadle	Međhjálpari
6	250	10	Scribe	Skrifari
7	400	12	Monk	Munkur
8	600	14	Pilgrim	Pílagrímur
9	900	16	Friar	Reglubróđir
10	1300	18	Hermit	Einbúi
11	1800	20	Chaplain	Kapellán
12	2400	22	Deacon	Djákni
13	3000	24	Curate	Ađstođarprestur
14	4000	26	Priest	Prestur
15	5400	28	Vicar	Sóknarprestur
16	7000	30	Parson	Klerkur
17	9000	32	Prior	Príor
18	12000	34	Monsignor	Monsignor
19	16000	36	Abbot	Ábóti
20	22000	38	Canon	Kórbróđir
21	30000	40	Chancellor	Kanslari
22	40000	42	Bishop	Biskup
23	50000	44	Archbishop	Erkibiskup
24	60000	46	Cardinal	Kardináli
25	70000	48	Sage	Spekingur
26	80000	50	Saint	Dýrlingur
27	90000	52	Apostle	Postuli
28	100000	54	Pope	Páfi

Note that I'm not terribly familiar with the titles used in the catholic church. Also note that "Monsignor" has no Icelandic translation/equivalent I'm aware of at all (so I've left it intact), and that I'm not aware of a specific Icelandic translation of "chancellor" in the ecclesiastical sense (hence the generic "kanslari").

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