Post by Derek on Jul 23, 2011 21:02:52 GMT -8
Section Two
-Character Creation, Ranks
1) Character Creation
Now that you're acquainted with the rules governing the actual roleplaying, you're going to need to make yourself a character to start roleplaying. You can find the character creation guide here. When you've finished creating your character, post him/her in a new thread in the Character Creation Zone.
2) Ranks
Now you have a character. And if you're part of a faction, you need a rank. For the sake of trying to prevent myself from having an aneurysm trying to keep track of equivalent ranks during a skirmish, all ranks will have a number in front of them to distinguish the actual level in relation to everybody else (which means that rulers can actually give out their own names for ranks, as long as a number precedes it). Rank benefits and minimum requirements to follow.
3) Rank benefits
NOTE: Any promotion can be vetoed by the army's leader or executive officer. Faction leaders can only appoint tier 7 or 8 ranks.
Tier 1: Can be part of a fireteam/squad.
Tier 2: Can lead a fireteam, be part of a squad.
Tier 3: Can lead a squad.
Tier 4: Can be a platoon executive officer, lead a squad.
Tier 5: Can be a platoon leader, lead a squad.
Tier 6: Can be a batallion executive officer, lead a platoon.
Tier 7: Can be a battallion leader, lead a platoon. Assign ranks up to tier 6.
Tier 8: The army's/horde's leader. Assign tier 6 ranks.
Tier 9: The faction's leader. Assign tier 7 and 8 ranks.
-Character Creation, Ranks
1) Character Creation
Now that you're acquainted with the rules governing the actual roleplaying, you're going to need to make yourself a character to start roleplaying. You can find the character creation guide here. When you've finished creating your character, post him/her in a new thread in the Character Creation Zone.
2) Ranks
Now you have a character. And if you're part of a faction, you need a rank. For the sake of trying to prevent myself from having an aneurysm trying to keep track of equivalent ranks during a skirmish, all ranks will have a number in front of them to distinguish the actual level in relation to everybody else (which means that rulers can actually give out their own names for ranks, as long as a number precedes it). Rank benefits and minimum requirements to follow.
3) Rank benefits
NOTE: Any promotion can be vetoed by the army's leader or executive officer. Faction leaders can only appoint tier 7 or 8 ranks.
Tier 1: Can be part of a fireteam/squad.
Tier 2: Can lead a fireteam, be part of a squad.
Tier 3: Can lead a squad.
Tier 4: Can be a platoon executive officer, lead a squad.
Tier 5: Can be a platoon leader, lead a squad.
Tier 6: Can be a batallion executive officer, lead a platoon.
Tier 7: Can be a battallion leader, lead a platoon. Assign ranks up to tier 6.
Tier 8: The army's/horde's leader. Assign tier 6 ranks.
Tier 9: The faction's leader. Assign tier 7 and 8 ranks.