RANK INFORMATION

AENIAN EMPIRE: RANKS

PROPHET	The three Prophets are canon and fixated figures. There is no way you can be promoted to this level. They're the primary figureheads of the Imperial government, and supposedly are the brains behind the operation - in essence, they are the three kings to lead the land, doubling as religious leaders and would-be conquerors in Aenias' name... although there's a lot more to this than it seems.
CRUSADER GENERAL	The highest and most officious rank one can receive in the military by way of simple promotion. It's the highest of the Level 5 ranks, and, generally can only be obtained by extreme luck of the draw or skill. There's a 1/10 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian General roll, and you're required to have been a member for at least two months to get it.
TEMPLAR GENERAL	The second-highest and middleground of the Level 5 ranks. Still prestigious and generally a figurehead when it comes to the Aenian military, the Templar Generals, unlike the Crusader Generals, tend to lead the troops into battle themselves and are generally skilled and far younger - although don't take the position of military advisor when it comes to the Prophets. There's a 3/10 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian General roll.
PALADIN GENERAL	The third-highest of the Level 5 ranks. Paladin Generals are generally ex-combatants and medal winners who have been rendered unable to fight, and generally work in the field with advanced equipment, often in charge of minor operations. Those that can be called to arms tend to lead platoons into battle when it comes to all-out war. There's a 6/10 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian General roll.
CRUSADER ELITE	The highest of the Level 4 ranks. Crusader Elites are the best of the best when it comes to field ops, and second only in tactical knowledge to the General. They're generally field commanders, and can function efficiently as a solo unit due to their advanced training. There's a 2/15 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Crusader roll.
CRUSADER	The second-highest of the Level 4 ranks. Crusaders themselves are respected as renowned operatives in whichever military aspect they choose to dabble in, and are generally well-respected - and paid. There's a 4/15 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Crusader roll.
KNIGHT-CRUSADER	The lowest of the Level 4 ranks. Knight-Crusaders are still treated as efficient units in a single platoon, but are generally the norm when it comes to special forces or advanced espionage units. They're highly powerful and generally rather intelligent too. There's a 9/15 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Crusader roll.
TEMPLAR ELITE	The highest of the Level 3 ranks. Templar Elites are regarded as the general figurehead and idols for most of the Templar basis. There's 1/6 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Templar roll.
TEMPLAR	The second-highest of the Level 3 ranks. Templars are the basis of most officer ranks but are usually efficient combat units. There's a 2/6 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Templar roll.
KNIGHT-TEMPLAR	The lowest of the Level 3 ranks. The Knight-Templar is generally either a platoon leader or low-level officer. They tend to fight a lot in the field. There's a 3/6 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Templar roll.
PALADIN ELITE	The highest of the Level 2 ranks. Paladin Elites are the highest non-officer individuals in the Aenian Forces. Generally, they lead some form of squad or platoon, and are trusted to take charge. There's a 2/5 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Paladin roll.
PALADIN	The lowest of the level 2 ranks. Paladins are generally squad leaders, but leave leading platoons up to Paladin Elites and Knight-Templars. There's a 3/5 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Paladin roll.
KNIGHT-PALADIN	The highest of the Level 1 ranks. Knight-Paladins are generally a step away from becoming Paladins, and it's very much seen as a limbo rank - it's given generally as a placeholder, signifying that you're close to promotion. There's a 1/10 chance of getting this in the Aenian Knight roll.
BLACK KNIGHT	The second-highest of the Level 1 ranks. Black Knights are generally treated as moral leaders or lancers within a squad of four or five men, despite their rather ominous name; personalities are definitely taken into account during squad formation. There's a 3/10 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Knight roll.
CAVALIER	Cavaliers are the second-lowest of the level 1 ranks. There's a 3/10 chance of attaining this rank in the Aenian Knight roll.
KNIGHT	This is the lowest rank in the Aenian military. Knights make up a vast majority of the armed grunt base, and aren't generally allowed to personalise or customise their weaponry. A lot of new recruits spend a good few months, some, years, as a Knight before finally breaking through and gaining a promotion. Despite this all, there's a 3/10 chance of getting this rank in the Aenian Knight roll.

General Roll:

1 - Crusader General
2 - Paladin General
3 - Paladin General
4 - Templar General
5 - Templar General
6 - Paladin General
7 - Templar General
8 - Paladin General
9 - Paladin General
10 - Paladin General

Crusader Roll

1 - Crusader
2 - Crusader
3 - Crusader
4 - Crusader
5 - Knight-Crusader
6 - Knight-Crusader
7 - Knight-Crusader
8 - Knight-Crusader
9 - Knight-Crusader
10 - Knight-Crusader
11 - Knight-Crusader
12 - Knight-Crusader
13 - Knight-Crusader
14 - Crusader Elite
15 - Crusader Elite

Templar Roll

1 - Templar Elite
2 - Templar
3 - Templar
4 - Knight-Templar
5 - Knight-Templar
6 - Knight-Templar

Paladin Roll

1 - Paladin
2 - Paladin
3 - Paladin
4 - Paladin Elite
5 - Paladin Elite

Knight Roll

1 - Knight
2 - Knight
3 - Cavalier
4 - Cavalier
5 - Cavalier
6 - Knight
7 - Black Knight
8 - Black Knight
9 - Black Knight
10 - Knight-Paladin

SABRIAN UPRISING: RANKS

PRIME MINISTER	De facto overarching rank of rule. Cannot be attained by regular means; makes all decisions regarding the city's economy, whilst doubling as a figurehead and something of a military leader.
CHAMPION PRIME	This is the highest military rank attainable through regular military promotion and prowess. It's the most elite of the elite, and generally belongs to war heroes and veterans, as well as those who have done much for the rebel cause. A Champion functions well as a simple unit, but a Champion Prime is devastating. There's a 2/10 chance of receiving this rank from the Sabrian Champion roll.
CHAMPION ADEPT	This is the second-highest of the Level 5 ranks. A Champion Adept has shown prowess beyond that required to reach the Champion level, and is promoted further so he/she can do more in the name of the rebel cause. There's a 3/10 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Champion roll.
CHAMPION	This is the lowest of the Level 5 ranks. A Champion can function efficiently as a single unit and is generally sent out on espionage missions as well as commanding various platoons and squadrons if not on the front-line - a rare occurence - as do the successive ranks. There's a 5/10 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Champion roll.
PARAGON PRIME	The highest of the Level 4 ranks. A Paragon has been recognised as an active, efficient militant, and is generally promoted to squad leader; a Paragon Prime is just on the verge of becoming a Champion, often taking the most dangerous of his assigned tasks - and usually his last - at this rank. There's a 3/10 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Paragon roll.
PARAGON ADEPT	This is the second-highest of the Level 4 ranks. A Paragon Adept is very basically a self-sufficient military unit and renowned survivalist, often required to have at least forty confirmed kills on the board and to have served as a special forces member to receive this rank. There's a 3/10 chance of attaining this rank in the Sabrian Paragon roll.
PARAGON	The lowest of the Level 4 ranks. In order to be promoted to Paragon, it's generally recognised that you need to stand out amongst fellow enlisted officers. There's a 4/10 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Paragon roll.
LEGATE PRIME	The highest of the Level 3 ranks. Generally, a Legate Prime leads an overarching branch of squads within a platoon, and heads off the 'main' squad, generally dispatched to take care of any enemy problems. There's a 3/12 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Legate roll.
LEGATE ADEPT	The second-highest of the Level 3 ranks. A Legate Adept is simply respected as a self-sufficient unit but is known to have a prowess for teamwork. Legate Adepts are generally in charge of the two secondary squads in the platoon, remaining contingencies for the first, lead by a Legate Prime. There's a 4/12 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Legate roll.
LEGATE	The lowest of the Level 3 ranks and the lowest officer rank there is. A Legate is recognised as part of a platoon, generally having served in it for a long term of time and hoping to be promoted to squad/platoon leader soon enough. There's a 5/12 chance of getting this rank in the Sabrian Legate roll.
CENTURION PRIME	The highest of the Level 2 ranks, and the highest non-officer rank attainable by regular means. Generally, a Centurion Prime has shown massive promise as a self-sufficient unit and is a respected voice in the platoon. There's a 1/5 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Centurion roll.
CENTURION ADEPT	The second-highest of the Level 2 ranks, and basically a stepping stone to becoming an officer. There's a 2/5 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Centurion roll.
CENTURION	This is the lowest of the Level 2 ranks. The lowest rank above a Legionary, generally renowned for their bad treatment of the new recruits, generally in charge of hazing them to ensure they won't break under pressure. There's a 2/5 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Centurion roll.
LEGIONARY PRIME	The highest of the Level 1 ranks. A distinguished recruit well on his way to becoming a Centurion, and later an officer, with a promising military future. There's a 1/6 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Legionary roll.
LEGIONARY ADEPT	The second-highest of the Level 1 ranks and basically just a step above the grunts. There's a 2/6 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Legionary roll.
LEGIONARY	The lowest of the low, all grunts and regular recruits. There's a 3/6 chance of receiving this rank in the Sabrian Legionary roll.

Champion Roll

1 - Champion Prime
2 - Champion Prime
3 - Champion
4 - Champion
5 - Champion
6 - Champion
7 - Champion
8 - Champion Adept
9 - Champion Adept
10 - Champion Adept

Paragon Roll

1 - Paragon Prime
2 - Paragon Prime
3 - Paragon Prime
4 - Paragon Adept
5 - Paragon Adept
6 - Paragon Adept
7 - Paragon
8 - Paragon
9 - Paragon
10 - Paragon

Legate Roll

1 - Legate
2 - Legate
3 - Legate
4 - Legate
5 - Legate Adept
6 - Legate Adept
7 - Legate Adept
8 - Legate Adept
9 - Legate Prime
10 - Legate Prime
11 - Legate Prime
12 - Legate

Centurion Roll

1 - Centurion
2 - Centurion
3 - Centurion Adept
4 - Centurion Prime
5 - Centurion Adept

Legionary Roll

1 - Legionary
2 - Legionary Prime
3 - Legionary Adept
4 - Legionary Adept
5 - Legionary
6 - Legionary

YATARIAN FORCES: RANKS

KING	Simply enough the spot that Alicon controls now after the demise of his late father. This spot belongs to the all-seeing, all-knowing King of Yataris, and can't be attained via conventional means.
ARCHROOK	The highest Level 5 rank. Archrooks are militant advisors, commanders, and, on occasion, combatants themselves. There's a 1/6 chance of obtaining this rank in the Yatarian Rook roll.
ROOK	The lowest level 5 rank. Rooks themselves function as generals, commanding large bodies of troops and armoured structures. They answer only to the royal family and the Archrooks, and are renowned for being elite veterans, as well as calculating and deadly efficient. In the Yatarian Rook roll, there's a 5/6 chance of obtaining this rank.
ARCHBISHOP	The highest Level 4 rank. Archbishops are moral leaders, doubling as platoon commanders, assistants to the Rooks, quartermasters, and the like. There's a 2/6 chance of obtaining this rank in the Yatarian Bishop roll.
BISHOP	The lowest Level 4 rank. Just below the Bishop in the grand scheme of things. There's a 4/6 chance of getting this rank in the Yatarian Bishop roll.
COMMANDANT	The highest Level 3 rank. Commandants are trusted with administrative work, and on a lighter note, generally lead squads or platoons, too. There's a 3/7 chance of getting this rank in the Yatarian Ensign roll.
ENSIGN	The lowest Level 3 rank. Ensigns are generally high-up figures in squads, but don't go near leading platoons. There's a 4/7 chance of getting this rank in the Yatarian Ensign roll.
LANCE CORPORAL	The highest Level 2 rank. Lance Corporals are the highest non-officer individuals in the Yatarian forces. There's a 2/5 chance of getting this rank in the Yatarian Corporal roll.
CORPORAL	The lowest Level 2 rank. Corporals are respected as, generally, steadfast, experienced members of a typical squad. There's a 3/5 chance of getting this rank in the Yatarian Corporal roll.
SERGEANT	The highest Level 1 rank. Sergeants are basically those recruits who have passed various hazing tests and have experienced their first few operations. There's a 3/6 chance of getting this rank in the Yatarian Recruit roll.
PRIVATE	The lowest of the low in Yataris, true grunts, through and through. There's a 3/6 chance of getting this rank in the Yatarian Recruit roll.

Rook Roll

1 - Rook
2 - Rook
3 - Rook
4 - Rook
5 - Rook
6 - Archrook

Bishop Roll

1 - Bishop
2 - Bishop
3 - Bishop
4 - Bishop
5 - Archbishop
6 - Archbishop

Ensign Roll

1 - Commandant
2 - Commandant
3 - Commandant
4 - Ensign
5 - Ensign
6 - Ensign
7 - Ensign

Corporal Roll

1 - Corporal
2 - Corporal
3 - Lance Corporal
4 - Lance Corporal
5 - Corporal

Recruit Roll

1 - Private
2 - Sergeant
3 - Private
4 - Private
5 - Sergeant
6 - Sergeant