The Mossguard (Mossguard information here)

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I haven't seen Onyxwing for a while, and being the rper of one of the Mossguard's Captains, I figured I'd help revive the group. This initial part is copied an pasted from Onyxwing's original post with some modifications in ranks and numbers, and such.

Join the MossGuard to protect Mossflower!!!

MOSSGUARD NOW ACCEPTING MEMBERS!!!!!!!!!!!

Force name: Mossguard
Filed Marshall: Rewhane, (on a trip somewhere. Faffub will fill in his place until then)

Acting Field Marshal/Mossguard Commanderl: Faffub O'Barukal, the 49th. To vermin, known as the Mountain Ghost.

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Distinguishing traits/ armor: If you can see these beasts, you must have amazing eyesight, as they are normally one with the brush. Wearing a variety of camouflage such as Ghille suits, and employing the tactic of appearing where least expected, these beasts aren't there until they attack. Also owing to their hiding ability is the spider web of tunnels underneath Mossflower, which lead to places such as; Insides of fallen and hollow trees, sniper nests, even directly into the ruins of old Kotir. Also, all throughout the main travel routes ambush squads are set, ready to spring out and engage any enemy while letting friendlies by without a hint to the squads being there. Numerous traps are set near the Guard’s Headquarters, Brockhall, with accompanying warning signs to discourage intrusion and to protect unsuspecting woodlanders. The Guard thrives on vermin myths and legends of “Ghosts in the Woodlands” and attempts to encourage them by sending reformed vermin under the guise of “the only survivors of a vermin band that was attacked by Ghosts”. As such good vermin actors are welcomed into the guard.

Approximate numbers: Somewhere close to 200 full time military personal. Approximately 100 civilians on reserve.

Main Weapons of the Guard: A variety of ranged weapons including... Long, short, and Flat bows. Spears, javelins, slings, and their specialty, the blow gun. Using a variety of darts ranging from deadly to a nuisance these weapons are highly lethal in the dense forest. With barrels ranging from five feet to a short two feet the blow gun is highly accurate against moving and standing targets. Cutlasses and machetes abound for use both in combat and utilitarian purposes. Also included are Kylie non returning boomerangs that hit with amazing force. Standard Guard issue equipment is a machete, ghillie suit and any weaponry or ammunition required for your weapon.

Main Goal of the Guard: Defense and protection of Mossflower and its inhabitants.
Guard Type: Stealth, evasion, and Guerilla tactics
Main species: Woodlanders, reformed vermin, and birds

There will be three captains to command the Mossguard under the Field Marshall. Other positions can be suggested.

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Base:

The Mossguard's main base of operations is found in Brockhall, the place of the Badgers. Brockhall has been neatly renovated from the eerie caverns they were in the Sable Quean back to livable quarters as they were in Mossflower. Of course, they are now part of a military based operation, so comfort is not their main concern.

Front Hall:
A third as long as Great Hall, and half the width, the Front Hall is the meeting ground for the troops of the Mossguard. A small sentry post has been posted by the front gate. They are to authorize who is allowed in or out.

Mess Hall:
Directly after the Front Hall lays the Mess Hall where the Mossguard feeds. Three long oaken tables lay here. Nothing fancy, but a nice place to enjoy a meal.

Kitchen:
Heavy, low stoves and cabinets lay in a medium sized room. Keep in mind, these were forged for badgers, and are expected to be bigger than squirrels or hares.

Upper barracks: On either side of the Mess Hall, there are two barracks. This can house fifty soldiers each, with twenty five pairs of bunk-beds. Each bed has been fitted with a footlocker.

Lower barracks:
Underneath the Messhall are three smaller rooms. They can house twenty six soldiers each. They have thirteen pairs of bunk-beds, each with a footlocker.

Larder:
Underneath the kitchen is a small larder. The latch to enter the larder is found at the far end of the room

Marshall's Quarters:
At the end of a hallway branching off the Mess Hall is the Marshall's room. This was once the study of Bella of Brockhall. Much of the furniture is tarnished, or destroyed, but the Marshall has moved a new bed and other supplies into the study.

Infirmary:
Branched off from the Front Hall is the Infirmary. Single bed have been strewn across here, for the wounded and sick. The medics will reside here.

War Room:
Besides the Marshall's Quarters, a smaller room has been renovated to support a large round table. On this table is a map of Mossflower and the Salamandstron area. This is where the Marshall, Tribe Chiefs, and Captains discuss war plans, larger scale guerilla tactics, and evacuation of the area.

Armory:
Besides the Infirmary lays the Armory, stocked with bows and javelins, and ghille suits. It's a small room, with a lot of closets.

Unexplored rooms:
Rooms that will be added in the future.

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Ranks:

Field Marshall:
The Field Marshall is the supreme commander of the Mossguard. He's the equivalent to a Badger Lord, or Abbot. Unlike the Badger Lord, he can be any species from badger to hare, to fox, to bird. No chieftain can be the Field Marshall, including Skipper of Otters, Squirrel King or Queen, or Log-a-log.

Tribal Chieftains:
As stated above, no Chief can be Field Marshall, though Chiefs are on par with the with Field Marshall, in most cases.

Head Captain:
As the name implies, the second-in-command the the Field Marshall. Serves as Acting Field Marshall in Field Marshall's disappearance.

Captain:
You can't expect the Field Marshall to see everyone all the time. The captains are the three second-in-commands. You report to them, and they report to the Field Marshall.

Lieutenants:
Platoon leaders. Furthers adds to the stability.

Sergeants:
Second-in-commands to Lieutenants.

Specialists:
Field medics, in other words.