Camelot
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Camelot
For the Sword
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Camelot was a military regiment founded by Iain Keers as a trailblazer for massive military reforms which were to be brought into place during May 2009. Camelot had an optimum strength of 30+ soldiers, which worked in its factories in order to produce weapons for the unit to fight with. Camelot could produce 120 Q1 weapons per day at the cost of a mere one gold or so, which could easily be gained through selling a few weapons. It supplemented this with the soldiers' own money.
Its soldiers were chosen for strength and skill, but above all loyalty and commitment to Camelot.
Camelot was considered a sister organization to the German Ordo Teutonicus.
The last known unit Commander was Asher Di Immortales.
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Command Structure
Camelot was commanded by the Knight-General.
Each company was commanded by a Colonel and a Captain. The job of the officers is to relay orders and weapons, and assist with organisation and if necessary acquiring funding.
Media
Lancelot's Journals was a recruitment newspaper for the UK Military Regiment Camelot. It was written by company leader and soldier Iain Keers.
Mythical History of Camelot
Nobody is quite sure where Camelot came from, or why it has amongst its ranks so many former politicians. But there has been a suggestion that the legion was born from its ancient namesake...
