Faction:VanguardImperium

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Vanguard Imperium

File:Faction_VanguardImperium_Crest_Small.png

 
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Rizzo
 
Faction Type:
All
 
Recruiting:
Yes
 
Members:
1
 
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About

The Vanguard Imperium is a vast empire and military protectorate comprising both military and civilian entities. All members are subject to the Codex Imperium, the laws governing the empire. The Vanguard Imperium is a role-playing faction. If you have never had experience role-playing or are unfamiliar with the concept, we recommend you read the role-playing primer section to familiarize yourself with the concept.

Motto: e nihilim omnia! (Out of nothing, everything!)

Organization

Unified Ranking System
Supreme Commander Imperator
RankID Vanguard Imperial Navy Vanguard Imperial Marine Corps Vanguard Imperial Engineering Corps Hull Insignia
O-12 Admiral of the Fleet Commandant of the Marines General Chief of Engineers
O-11 Amiral General General
O-10 Vice Admiral Lieutenant General Lieutenant General
O-09 Rear Admiral Major General Major General
O-08 Commodore Brigadier General Brigadier General
 
O-07 Captain Colonel Colonel
O-06 Commander Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel
O-05 Lieutenant Commander Major Major
O-04 Lieutenant Captain Captain
O-03 Sub-lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant
O-02 Ensign Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant
O-01 Cadet Cadet Cadet
 
E-09 Master Chief Petty Officer Master Chief Warrant Officer Master Chief Warrant Officer
E-08 Chief Petty Officer 1st Class Chief Warrant Officer Chief Warrant Officer
E-07 Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class Warrant Officer Warrant Officer
E-06 Petty Officer 1st Class Master Sargeant Master Sargeant
E-05 Petty Officer 2nd Class Sargeant Sargeant
E-04 Master Spaceman Master Corporal Master Corporal
E-03 Leading Spaceman Corporal Corporal
E-02 Able Spaceman Private Private
E-01 Recruit Recruit Recruit

Codex Imperium

Role-playing Primer

The core of role-playing is to assume the role of the character you are going to play and act-out the adopted role as if you were that character. The sandbox nature of Space Engineers allows us to play any type of character we set our minds to. Players should be encouraged to explore this world in an open fashion but also to interact with each other in a way that foster's the creative nature of the psyche by acting out your role in the universe.


Getting into character

Think about who your character is and what your goals are in the game. Do you want to rise in the ranks of the Imperium? Do you like to fight or simply be left alone to tinker in a workshop? Do you want to be viewed as a lovable care-bear or a bad-ass marine? By taking a few moments to think about questions like this, you will begin to formulate the character that you want to play. It is also recommended that each member of the Imperium take a few moments to write down some of this information. A back-story can go a long way in helping you get into your character and having this handy can make interactions easier.

Boundaries

Although it is hoped that the members of the Imperium will all be mature players. Maturity comes in many shapes and sizes (read ages) and so it is important to check the boundaries of the players you are interacting with before engaging in role-play that might be deemed illegal in some states. Take care to always be respectful.

DOs

  • DO speak as your character, using words they’d use.
  • DO use a voice you think works for the character. Sometimes a character might talk like you, but not always.
  • DO use evocative language to suggest more lying just beneath the surface of your character’s actions.
  • DO be conversational. If someone is speaking to your character, let that character respond in the way that feels right.

DON'Ts

  • DON’T feel confined by yourself and your own voice.
  • DON’T make threats towards the person behind the character, if anger is driving you to rage quit or verbally abuse someone, take a break.
  • DON’T use third person statements. If your character is speaking, then you should make sure that we hear the character talking, not your description of it.

and, most importantly,

DON’T OVERDO IT. This is roleplaying, not Shakespeare.







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