deusvult
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Lastwall is a particular 'knights & lords' staple. I'd figure they don't have a standing army per se- more of a collection of lords & bannermen.
A loose rule of thumb on rank structure:
Lords
non-landed nobles (aka, knights)
men-at-arms (professional 'commonfolk' soldiery)
conscripts & levies
Another thought:
Many (if not all) of Golarion's kingdoms are ripped from the pages of Earth's history, with varying degrees of transparancy.
If you're going to set a campaign in Lastwall, by all means read up on the Reconquista. Only in Golarion, it's the Europeans who are putting up the fatalistic, doomed resistance to the unstoppable tide...
| Veiled Nail |
There was a writeup on the city of Vigil in Cities of Golarion.
I don't have the book in front of me, but I remember something about a shield tattoo and a sword tattoo determining rank of citizenship. This may have only been applicable to the city. It's been a while since I've looked at the book. I think it was in a sidebar
There was also a little bit of the overall hierarchy being led by a 19?-year old paladin.
| Snow_Tiger |
I believe the guy that pulled the castle out of the deck of many things to create castle everstand was called a sargeant. I also remember in cities of golarion there was a "parade of nations" that among other things honored a recently promoted brigadier general. I personally disagree with these choices, but that's what is there.