Qualifications of the Legion
Every legionary begins as an Auxiliary and passes the Legionnaire Exam. Beyond that, advancement runs along the lines below. A qualification is earned, recorded against the legionary upon the rolls, and unlocks both duties and equipment.
Basic Infantry Qualification
- Learns how to play their role or job as infantry.
- Learns basic formations.
- Competent use of Legionary weapons.
- Learns the arrest protocols and procedures.
Unlocks Orcish tier weapons.
Advanced Infantry Qualification
- Knows how to use and fight in multiple formations.
- Knows how to write reports.
- Disciplined in Legion combat doctrine.
- Works well in team tactics, and is competent in combat.
Unlocks up to Elven tier weapons.
Veteran Legionnaire Qualification
- Has their JLD qualification.
- Is a Master Warrior, ideally.
- Can write reports with detail and effectively.
- Knows how to lead patrols, follow up on reports, run checkpoints.
- Mastery of their chosen weapon class.
- Disciplined in Legion combat doctrine.
- Ability to instruct INFAN I clearly and effectively.
- Effective in leading troops into combat.
Essential in the trials to earn Nordic tier weapons.
Basic Bowman Qualification
- Learns how to play their role or job as an archer.
- Basic formations and positioning.
- Target identification and communication.
- Target prioritisation.
Unlocks Orcish tier weapons.
Bowman Qualification
- Knows how to use and fight in multiple formations.
- Knows how to reposition under pressure.
- Knows how to write reports.
- Disciplined in Legion combat doctrine, the Archer section.
- Works well in team based tactics, and is competent in combat.
- Proven as a competent marksman.
Unlocks up to Elven tier weapons.
Veteran Markman Qualification
- Has their JLD qualification.
- Is a Master Hunter, ideally.
- Can write reports with detail and effectively.
- Knows how to lead patrols, follow up on reports, run checkpoints.
- Expertise with a bow.
- Ability to instruct ARC I clearly and effectively.
- Effective in leading archers in battle, coordination and positioning.
Essential in the trials to earn the Nordic bow.
Junior Leadership
- Detail Leader qualification.
- Authority to lead routine patrols, watches, escorts, checkpoints, and small details when delegated.
- May brief and account for a small group of Legionaries.
- May assist with recruit instruction.
LDR — Patrol Leadership. This becomes the rank Decanus.
Instructor
- Eligible for more elaborate equipment cosmetic distinctions.
- May formally teach Legion qualifications.
- May administer evaluations.
- May operate scheduled training days and classes.
Legion Instructor qualification.
Operations
- Mission Lead and Acting Commander qualification.
- May plan multi-element operations when appointed.
- May assign qualified patrol leaders to subordinate tasks.
- Access to command planning maps and reports.
CMD — Operations Leader, Officer and above.
Quartermaster Assistant
- Assists inventory.
- Issues basic supplies under supervision.
- Helps move supplies between garrisons.
- Keeps simple logs.
- Prepares partial kits and rations.
Quartermaster Assistant qualification.
Quartermaster
- Independently issues and requisitions equipment.
- Maintains stock records.
- Organises resupply.
- Manages damaged or lost equipment.
- Supports field operations.
- Access to authority to issue normal equipment, and ability to approve requisitions.
Quartermaster qualification.
Senior Quartermaster
- Manages larger inventories.
- Coordinates multiple supply locations.
- Plans campaign logistics.
- Trains assistants.
- Handles unusual and special equipment requests.
- Expanded acquisition authority, prestige administrative insignia, and may oversee Quartermaster trainees.
Senior Quartermaster and Master of Stores qualification.
Provost Assistant
- Prisoner handling.
- Basic arrest procedure.
- Warrant writing.
- Searching and evidence handling.
- Observing interviews.
Provost
- Conducts lawful arrests.
- Processes prisoners.
- Serves warrants.
- Conducts interviews and investigations.
- Maintains evidence.
Senior Provost
- Supervises sensitive investigations.
- Trains Provosts.
- Reviews warrants and evidence.
- Coordinates major prisoner and security matters.
Recruiter
- Explains Legion expectations in character.
- Conducts the introductory questionnaire.
- Brings candidates to the proper authority.
Legion Recruiter qualification.
Senior Recruiter
- Supervises recruiters.
- Organises recruitment drives.
- Coordinates onboarding.
Legion Senior Recruiter qualification.