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==Military== | ==Military== | ||
One very important aspect of the Imperial Roman Empire is the military. The military consists of main units called “legions”. Each legion has 5 members, with one of them being the leader of that legion. There is a ranking system for the military. First, when a member enlists in the military, they become an L0 (“L” is short for legionnaire). And L0 has no authority and isn’t technically a member of the military yet. | One very important aspect of the Imperial Roman Empire is the military. The military consists of main units called “legions”. Each legion has 5 members, with one of them being the leader of that legion. There is a ranking system for the military. First, when a member enlists in the military, they become an L0 (“L” is short for legionnaire). And L0 has no authority and isn’t technically a member of the military yet. | ||
After the initial training, a new recruit becomes an L1 (Tirones). L1 also has no authority, and therefore is the lowest actual military rank. After meeting certain requirements, an L1 can become an L2 (Milites). | After the initial training, a new recruit becomes an L1 (Tirones). L1 also has no authority, and therefore is the lowest actual military rank. After meeting certain requirements, an L1 can become an L2 (Milites). | ||
L2 are the regular soldiers and have no specializations. After an L2 has completed more training and specialized in a certain field, they become an L3 (Immunes). | L2 are the regular soldiers and have no specializations. After an L2 has completed more training and specialized in a certain field, they become an L3 (Immunes). | ||
An L3 is a specialized soldier, who may be granted authority over the L1’s and L2’s. After an L3 has done training in combat and has shown proficiency, they may become an L4 (Tesserarius). An L4 is a Legionary Guard and has authority over all L1’s and L2’s. After several more days of activity, significant contributions, and improvement in pvp skill, an L4 can qualify to become an L5 (Optio). An Optio is chosen by a Centurion (or by senior officers) and works directly under them. An Optio has authority over everyone under them. Optios also usually lead, or help lead, legions. | |||
An L3 is a specialized soldier, who may be granted authority over the L1’s and L2’s. After an L3 has done training in combat and has shown proficiency, they may become an L4 (Tesserarius). | |||
An L4 is a Legionary Guard and has authority over all L1’s and L2’s. After several more days of activity, significant contributions, and improvement in pvp skill, an L4 can qualify to become an L5 (Optio). | |||
An Optio is chosen by a Centurion (or by senior officers) and works directly under them. An Optio has authority over everyone under them. Optios also usually lead, or help lead, legions. | |||
==Prominent Members== | ==Prominent Members== | ||