
Raising Troops
Player Characters raising their own troops possess the option of leading the formation and bearing appropriate command rank:
Size |
Rank |
1 Company |
Captain |
1 Battalion (2-3 Companies) |
Major |
1 Regiment (2-3 Battalions or 4-9 Companies) |
Colonel |
Sir Norbert desires to establish a regiment of Irish volunteers. Responsible for forming Dontrasongle's Dragoons, Sir Norbert leads the unit as colonel.
Furthermore, the character creating the unit reserves the right to offer commissions to other players (commission costs at discretion of PC commander):
Size |
Commissions1 |
Company |
1 Captaincy |
Battalion |
1 Majority |
Regiment |
1 Colonelcy |
Sir Norbert then advertises openings in his new regiment. Since Norbert wishes to personally lead Dontrasongle's Dragoons, the remaining commissions for potential purchase include two majorities, six captaincies, eighteen lieutenancies, and a limitless number of cornetcies.
The table below shows species and cost of units available:
Type |
Price1 |
Militia2, 3 |
1,000 Crowns |
Yeomanry2, 3 |
2,000 Crowns |
Light Infantry4, 5 |
3,000 Crowns |
Line Infantry4, 5 |
4,000 Crowns |
Light Cavalry4, 6 |
5,000 Crowns |
Heavy Cavalry4, 6 |
6,000 Crowns |
Artillery4, 7 |
7,000 Crowns |
Engineer4, 7 |
8,000 Crowns |
Dontrasongle's Dragoons composes of nine companies of cavalry. Thus, Sir Norbert needs 45,000 Crowns and two months to raise his new regiment.
Once constituted, the new unit's creator gains 1 Social Point for every 1,000 Crowns spent in its formation:
Crowns |
Social Points1 |
1,000 Crowns |
1 Social Point |
2,000 Crowns |
2 Social Points |
3,000 Crowns |
3 Social Points |
4,000 Crowns |
4 Social Points |
5,000 Crowns |
5 Social Points |
6,000 Crowns |
6 Social Points |
7,000 Crowns |
7 Social Points |
8,000 Crowns |
8 Social Points |
9,000 Crowns |
9 Social Points |
10,000 Crowns |
10 Social Points |
10,000+ Crowns |
1 Social Point/1,000 Crowns |
As founder of Dontrasongle's Regiment of Dragoons, Sir Norbert Dontrasongle acquires 45 Social Points on the month of its inception.
Finally, upon activation, the British Army assumes responsibility for the unit's maintenance.