Member Ranks
All members join either the cavalry or infantry in each army.
A member's rank is based on his Battle Points (BPs) and Club Points (CPs).
Battle points are based on completed battles or campaigns in the club.
Club Points are based on conduct in the club, participation, musters, admin duties.
They are listed separately but counted together for a final total.
Military Ranks
Infantry	Points Needed		Cavalry	Points Needed
Recruit	0		Recruit	0
Yeoman	50		Trooper	50
Sergeant (Sgt)	100		Sergeant (Sgt)	100
Master of Arms (MoA)	250		Master of Horse (MoH)	250
Captain (Capt)	400		Chevalier (Chev)	400
Major (Maj)	550		Major (Maj)	550
Lt. Colonel (LtCol)	700		Lt. Colonel (LtCol)	700
Colonel (Col)	850		Colonel (Col)	850
Brig. General (BGen)	1000		Brig. General (BGen)	1000
Lt. General (LtGen)	1250		General de Cavalrie (GdC)	1250
General (Gen)	1400		General (Gen)	1400
Marechal	1600		Marechal	1600
Noble Ranks
Knight	200
Baronet	400
Baron	600
Viscount	800
Count	1000
Marquis	1200
Duke	1400
Archduke	1600
Thus an officer could have 800 points from battles and have a rank of Lt. Colonel.
If he had 550 Conduct Points he would be titled a Baronet.
Thus Lt. Colonel John Smith, Baronet of Seville.
Medals and badges of rank will be created in the coming days …
Each army may come up with their own names for the ranks but the points structure must be adhered to.
A common structure of awards (medals) also will be developed as we grow. Thus no one army will have a
structure of awards that would give points in an unbalanced fashion. Awards should be carefully handed out
and done in such a way that the award does not become trivial.