 Corps Mission |
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The entire point of the game is to grow the corps and conquer planets. While we can't physically take over other players' planets, we can take over other corps' Resource Bonus Planets. And that is exactly what we're going to do. It is our mission to smash other corps into submission, and collect as many RBP's as possible to increase our own wealth.
With each RBP our wealth will increase, and our ability to grow and continue to conquer will likewise increase.
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Expectations |
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Here is a list of basic expectations of you as a Corps member. Failure to adhere to these expectations, or even outright break them, may result in your dismissal.
- Daily donations to the corps. The corps can only advance and level up with your donations. While it is hoped that you can donate the 20 points for your daily quest every day, it is understood that some days you are poorer than others. We won't keep track of your daily donations, but if it is noticed that you're falling far behind, you may be notified.
- Participation in either the capture or defense of the Resource Bonus Planets. Capturing an RBP is how the Corps advances its wealth. If you're gaining the benefits of the RBP without helping maintain it, you will be dismissed. Defense of the RBPs is also paramount, and while your fleets help, donations help level up the existing defense.
- Learn more about the game. You are encouraged to read outside sources about the game to help improve your own fleets and defense. A lot of information will be provided here on the site, but many other ideas are out there.
- Try not to make waves. You may have disagreements with the leaders or other members at times - this is a normal part of having people from different backgrounds in one group. Try to maintain a civil attitude at all times - this includes players from other corps. If you are found creating a lot of unwanted attention for the Corps as a whole, you may be dismissed.
- Listen to the leadership. The players in the leadership positions have earned it either through dedication or skill. Sometimes your ideas may conflict with the leaders, that's life.
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Rank Structure |
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The rank structure of the Praetorian Guard borrows directly from the Roman Praetorian Guard of 2000 years ago. A description of the duties and responsibilities is below.
| Praefectus | The highest rank of the corps. The founder and leader... also the best looking. |
| Tribune | Highest ranking staff members of the corps. Entrusted to lead and make decisions in the Praefectus' absense. The Tribunes counsel the Praefectus on major corps matters. Can recruit and dismiss members. |
| Centurion | The most elite members of the corps. These members are highly loyal and dedicated - they regularly attend battles, provide defense, and advise lower members. They are vital members of the corps. They can recruit new members. |
| Evocatus | Dedicated members who have been in the corps for some time and participate in corps activities including battles and defense. They are able to provide for the defense of RBPs. |
| Milites | Regular members of the Corps. These are players who are only on for a short time a day, don't speak up often, but continue to donate and help where they can. |
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