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Description | Skill Modifications | Work types | Traits | Tribal | Outlander | Pirate | Offworld | Outsider | Imperial Common |
Imperial Fighter |
Imperial Royal |
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Line Infanteer (Infanteer) |
[PAWN_nameDef] was an ordinary infanteer in an imperial battalion. Conscripted at a young age to add bodies the army, [PAWN_nameDef] learned the methods of fighting well enough to satisfy [PAWN_possessive] officers. However, [PAWN_pronoun] never quite understood what was going on around [PAWN_objective] enough to really believe in it. |
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Pious Soldier (Pious Soldier) |
When not training or combat, [PAWN_nameDef] was often at the chaplain's side. [PAWN_pronoun] dedicated [PAWN_possessive] life to serving both [PAWN_possessive] lord and [PAWN_possessive] religion. |
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Infantry Engineer (Engineer) |
Despite being in an infantry battalion, [PAWN_nameDef] rarely fired a gun. [PAWN_possessive] specialty was the rapid construction of defenses, traps, defensive installations, and sapping tunnels. |
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Infantry Medic (Medic) |
[PAWN_nameDef] treated the combat wounds of [PAWN_possessive] fallen comrades. |
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Military Cook (Army Cook) |
They say an army marches on its stomach. [PAWN_nameDef]'s job was to prepared chow to keep [PAWN_possessive] unit marching, no matter the conditions. The job required [PAWN_objective] to pay attention to both the nutritional and psychological needs of the troops. |
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Loyal Janissary (Janissary) |
[PAWN_nameDef] was a janissary in a great lord's army. Even more than the other troops, [PAWN_pronoun] felt a sense of duty, and [PAWN_pronoun] drew [PAWN_possessive] life's meaning from the effort [PAWN_pronoun] put to fulfilling [PAWN_possessive] duty. |
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Recon Sniper (Sniper) |
[PAWN_nameDef] was a professional military sniper. [PAWN_pronoun] was trained to rapidly reach into unexpected firing positions, snipe key targets, and escape before enemies could pinpoint [PAWN_possessive] location. |
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Shipcracker (Shipcracker) |
[PAWN_nameDef]'s role was to launch through the vacuum of space, land on the enemy ship's hull, punch holes to the interior, and conquer it in room-to-room combat. [PAWN_pronoun] became very good at wielding heavy cataphract weapons to cut both steel and flesh. [PAWN_pronoun] also developed a taste for the drugs [PAWN_pronoun] used to cope with the overwhelming stress. |
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Broken Soldier (Soldier) |
[PAWN_pronoun] was a strong soldier in a long war of succession. In [PAWN_possessive] final battle, [PAWN_possessive] unit was sacrified to cover a retreat. [PAWN_nameDef] watched [PAWN_possessive] comrades die and was the only survivor. The experience broke [PAWN_objective] inside, leaving [PAWN_objective] without the coping strategies to moderate [PAWN_possessive] emotions. [PAWN_nameDef] learned to draw in the hospital. |
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Intelligence Agent (Intel) |
[PAWN_nameDef] was a high-ranking counterintelligence agent tasked with thwarting enemy spies. |
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Deserter (Deserter) |
After countless battles for a cause [PAWN_pronoun] did not believe in, [PAWN_nameDef] threw down [PAWN_possessive] arms and deserted. [PAWN_nameDef] lived in isolation, hunted by those [PAWN_pronoun] had deserted. |
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Warmonger (Warmonger) |
[PAWN_nameDef] revelled in bloodshed. Soldiers who served with [PAWN_objective] were terrified of [PAWN_possessive] ferocity. They rarely socialized with [PAWN_nameDef], and [PAWN_pronoun] did not mind the isolation. |
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Bloodlust | |||||||||
Infantry Officer (Officer) |
[PAWN_nameDef] was an officer in an imperial battalion. [PAWN_pronoun] developed the social and combat skills to do [PAWN_possessive] job well and was respected by the men. |
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Disgraced Officer (Officer) |
[PAWN_nameDef] was an officer in an imperial battalion. [PAWN_pronoun] developed the social and combat skills to do [PAWN_possessive] job well and was respected by the men. When [PAWN_possessive] unit came under direct fire for the first time, [PAWN_nameDef] fled to a bunker and hid. [PAWN_pronoun] was demoted and never escaped the disgrace. |
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Military Commissar (Commissar) |
[PAWN_nameDef] was an internal spymaster in an imperial army battalion. [PAWN_pronoun] made sure that the men were loyal, and did not fall back unless ordered. This made [PAWN_objective] unpopular, but [PAWN_pronoun] gained great skill at detecting the slightest dishonesty. |
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Artilleryman/Artillerywoman (Artilleer) |
[PAWN_nameDef] loaded shells and aimed artillery to pound [PAWN_possessive] army's enemies from afar. |
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Demolitionist (Demolitionist) |
[PAWN_nameDef] manufactured and planted explosives used to breach enemy defenses. Dealing with explosives every day taught [PAWN_objective] to keep a level head and steady hand. |
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Steadfast | |||||||||
Firebomber (Firebomber) |
[PAWN_nameDef] piloted a small fighter-bomber design specialized in spreading incendiary gel on flammable targets. Conditioned to love the sight of a target lighting up, [PAWN_pronoun] grew to love fire in all its forms - war, cooking, and even for cauterizing wounds in the hospital. |
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Military Chaplain (Chaplain) |
[PAWN_nameDef] stayed with the troops in training and in combat, administering to the dying and reinforcing the faith of the living. Like all imperial chaplains, [PAWN_pronoun] vowed never to fight [PAWN_objective]self. However, [PAWN_pronoun] acted as a medic and treated the wounded. |
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Royal Guard (Guard) |
[PAWN_nameDef] guarded the personal palace of a powerful lord. While violence was rare, palace intrigue was constant. [PAWN_nameDef]'s work taught [PAWN_pronoun] to handle both words and guns. |
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Propagandist (Propagandist) |
[PAWN_nameDef] was a skilled artist and military propagandist. [PAWN_pronoun] created works of art depicting [PAWN_possessive] lords and armies fovourably. |
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