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Gudrun: /* Bathiretil */

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Bathiretil

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	=Bathiretil=		=Bathiretil=

	With the recent uptick of vampire activity in and around Drache in the year 489, the Civic Guard created the Bathiretil (Inquisition) for the express purpose of investigating and eliminating vampiric threats to the citizens. ~~Arms-Sergeant [[Lane Silverbow]] was tasked with heading up this new~~ unit ~~within the guard, which~~ functions autonomously and separate from the guard as a whole, answering only to the Captain. Only members of the guard can join the Bathiretil, though Bounty Hunters can be utilized on an as-needed basis for confrontations.		With the recent uptick of vampire activity in and around Drache in the year 489, the Civic Guard created the Bathiretil (Inquisition) for the express purpose of investigating and eliminating vampiric threats to the citizens. This unit functions autonomously and separate from the guard as a whole, answering only to the Captain. Only members of the guard can join the Bathiretil, though Bounty Hunters can be utilized on an as-needed basis for confrontations.

	Members of the Bathiretil are still responsible for regular guard duties when they are not involved in vampire-related investigations, and follow the normal Civic Guard hierarchy. Those who join the unit are given a pin to wear in addition to their guard badge, of a fanged skull with a pair of crossed stakes behind it, and are given the title Balthire. (Inquisitor)		Members of the Bathiretil are still responsible for regular guard duties when they are not involved in vampire-related investigations, and follow the normal Civic Guard hierarchy. Those who join the unit are given a pin to wear in addition to their guard badge, of a fanged skull with a pair of crossed stakes behind it, and are given the title Balthire. (Inquisitor)

Theonewhoknows at 22:54, 18 February 2020

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	=Port Authority=		=Port Authority=
	The Port Authority ~~work~~ closely with the Transdarianian navy, though their purposes and methods of operation are wholly different. The Port Authority serve as customs officers, as well as collectors of levies and tariffs. The Port Authority itself, therefore, has no naval vessels; instead, they ~~are~~ control of the port of Drache's on-land defenses, such as the gates and ballistae and black powder cannons. Small ship-to-ship vessels are used for boarding, and if necessary, naval vessels are called upon to assist should they require them. The Port Authorities jurisdiction covers the entirety of the harbour.		The Port Authority works closely with the Transdarianian navy, though their purposes and methods of operation are wholly different. The Port Authority serve as customs officers, as well as collectors of levies and tariffs. The Port Authority itself, therefore, has no naval vessels; instead, they control of the port of Drache's on-land defenses, such as the gates and ballistae and black powder cannons. Small ship-to-ship vessels are used for boarding, and if necessary, naval vessels are called upon to assist should they require them. The Port Authorities jurisdiction covers the entirety of the harbour.

	The Port Authority's main concerns are smuggling and piracy, as most foreign nations comply to any tariffs imposed by Drache itself. If a vessel and its captain do not comply to such mandates as a tariff, they are simply barred from entering the port, with force if absolutely necessary. On the topics of piracy and the illegal smuggling of goods, there are a variety of tactics employed by the Port Authority.		The Port Authority's main concerns are smuggling and piracy, as most foreign nations comply to any tariffs imposed by Drache itself. If a vessel and its captain do not comply to such mandates as a tariff, they are simply barred from entering the port, with force if absolutely necessary. On the topics of piracy and the illegal smuggling of goods, there are a variety of tactics employed by the Port Authority.

Theonewhoknows at 04:57, 8 September 2019

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	Due to the differences in elements at altitude uniform on patrol does not have to conform with the formal dress standards of the guard, however, an the insignia pin is required regardless. Members of the Aerial Defense Corps can wear either the a grey cloak or a pair of gray armbands, which are embroidered with the guard insignia and rank. The rank pin can be worn on the breast or the belt if the cloak is not worn, so long as it is prominently displayed. Individual equipment and armor are allowed on patrol. Because the guards tend to be highly trained in their unique abilities, equipment for patrols is not standardized and left to the individual guard's discretion.		Due to the differences in elements at altitude uniform on patrol does not have to conform with the formal dress standards of the guard, however, the insignia pin is required regardless. Members of the Aerial Defense Corps can wear either the a grey cloak or a pair of gray armbands, which are embroidered with the guard insignia and rank. The rank pin can be worn on the breast or the belt if the cloak is not worn, so long as it is prominently displayed. Individual equipment and armor are allowed on patrol. Because the guards tend to be highly trained in their unique abilities, equipment for patrols is not standardized and left to the individual guard's discretion.

	=Current Roster=		=Current Roster=

Theonewhoknows at 04:54, 8 September 2019

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	Due to the nature of the Aerial Defense Corps, they may be officially requested to assist the [[Provincial Guard]], Port Authority or [[Navy of Transdariania]] in situations that require it, and operate outside of Drache under the auspices of these requests.		Due to the nature of the Aerial Defense Corps, they may be officially requested to assist the [[Provincial Guard]], Port Authority or [[Navy of Transdariania]] in situations that require it, and operate outside of Drache under the auspices of these requests.

			==Aerial Defense Corp Uniform Regulations==

			Guard formal/parade/banquet uniform is black tunic, pants and riding boots, with a grey stripe down the outside seams of the pants, and a grey cloak clasped by a pin that denotes rank. The pin takes the shape of a shield and depicts the Aerial Defense Corps insignia, a silver dragon perched atop a silver spire on a black field, which has different symbols around it to indicate the rank of the guard (As indicated on the table below). Grey armbands embroidered with the guard insignia and the individual's rank are worn on the upper arms over the tunic. Officers above the rank of Corporal are given a silver-braided rope worn on the left shoulder, and officers above Lieutenant are given a gray silk sash to wear under their swordbelts. Decorations and medals are worn on the right breast. Guardsmen and Non-Commissioned Officers are issued ceremonial daggers, while Commissioned Officers are issued ceremonial lances. If approved by the captain, issued ceremonial blades may be replaced with other blades that the guardsman supplies for the formal uniform.

			{\| class="wikitable"
			! colspan="1" style="font-weight: bold;" \| Rank
			! Insignia
			\|-
			\| style="font-weight: bold;" \| Private
			\| Base Insignia +1 White Wing/Lance
			\|-
			\| style="font-weight: bold;" \| Corporal
			\| Base Insignia +2 White Wings/Lances
			\|-
			\| style="font-weight: bold;" \| Sergeant
			\| Base Insignia +2 Silver Wings/Lances
			\|-
			\| style="font-weight: bold;" \| Lieutenant
			\| Base Insignia +1 Gold Wing/Lance
			\|-
			\| style="font-weight: bold;" \| Commander
			\| Base Insignia +2 Gold Wings/Lances
			\|}

			Due to the differences in elements at altitude uniform on patrol does not have to conform with the formal dress standards of the guard, however, an the insignia pin is required regardless. Members of the Aerial Defense Corps can wear either the a grey cloak or a pair of gray armbands, which are embroidered with the guard insignia and rank. The rank pin can be worn on the breast or the belt if the cloak is not worn, so long as it is prominently displayed. Individual equipment and armor are allowed on patrol. Because the guards tend to be highly trained in their unique abilities, equipment for patrols is not standardized and left to the individual guard's discretion.

	=Current Roster=		=Current Roster=

Theonewhoknows: Protected "Civic Guard" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

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Protected "Civic Guard" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

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Theonewhoknows at 04:32, 6 September 2019

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	To combat smuggling, the Port Authority utilizes an entirely different method. Each ship, prior to even being inspected, is expected to be given express permission to enter the port. This is done by way of anchoring near one of the nearby watchtowers and waiting for a rose-red signal to be sent by the central Port Authority office. If a ship skips this check-in, it will be flagged down, and if it continues onward it will be sunk without further warning. The port's upkeep is not of the Authority's concern, only the defense of Drache and its economy.		To combat smuggling, the Port Authority utilizes an entirely different method. Each ship, prior to even being inspected, is expected to be given express permission to enter the port. This is done by way of anchoring near one of the nearby watchtowers and waiting for a rose-red signal to be sent by the central Port Authority office. If a ship skips this check-in, it will be flagged down, and if it continues onward it will be sunk without further warning. The port's upkeep is not of the Authority's concern, only the defense of Drache and its economy.

			=Aerial Defense Corps=
			"The Eyrie" in the northern end of the Merchant District, which formerly housed the Swift Talon, now serves as the base of operations for Drache's Aerial Defense Corps. With Elvendeep gaining independance, and the return of the Swift Talon detachment stationed in Drache, the city has created its own aerial force to take over some of their former duties and organization as an extention of the Civic Guard. The individuals that comprise the Aerial Corps consist of those capable of flight, either through their own physical means, through some supernatural ability, or via some long lasting magical imbuement. However, the majority of members rely on flying mounts, such as drakes, small dragons, wyverns, or creatures such as pegasi, griffons or hippogryphs. Recruits and members undergo training for their physical and/or magical abilities like other garrisons to support their aerial capabilities.

			The Eyrie, however, is not a garrison, and as such the Aerial Corps operate in the entirety of Drache as necessary. Due to this, however, they are rarely involved with investigative cases and serve more in the capacity of a swift response force to support guards within the city. They are expected to cooperate with the other three garrisons, and operate under the auspices of rank where authority over scenes are concerned. If two ranks of equal measure are on scene, they are to cooperate with mutual respect and intent to accomplish their duties. Apprehended individuals are to be turned over to the appropriate garrisons along with documentation of incidences.

			Due to the nature of the Aerial Defense Corps, they may be officially requested to assist the [[Provincial Guard]], Port Authority or [[Navy of Transdariania]] in situations that require it, and operate outside of Drache under the auspices of these requests.


	=Current Roster=		=Current Roster=

Oblivioncalls: /* Bathiretil */

2019-08-02T14:26:34Z

Bathiretil

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	With the recent uptick of vampire activity in and around Drache in the year 489, the Civic Guard created the Bathiretil (Inquisition) for the express purpose of investigating and eliminating vampiric threats to the citizens. Arms-Sergeant [[Lane Silverbow]] was tasked with heading up this new unit within the guard, which functions autonomously and separate from the guard as a whole, answering only to the Captain. Only members of the guard can join the Bathiretil, though Bounty Hunters can be utilized on an as-needed basis for confrontations.		With the recent uptick of vampire activity in and around Drache in the year 489, the Civic Guard created the Bathiretil (Inquisition) for the express purpose of investigating and eliminating vampiric threats to the citizens. Arms-Sergeant [[Lane Silverbow]] was tasked with heading up this new unit within the guard, which functions autonomously and separate from the guard as a whole, answering only to the Captain. Only members of the guard can join the Bathiretil, though Bounty Hunters can be utilized on an as-needed basis for confrontations.

	Members of the Bathiretil are still responsible for regular guard duties when they are not involved in vampire-related investigations, and follow the normal Civic Guard hierarchy. Those who join the unit are given a pin to wear in addition to their guard badge, of a fanged with a pair of crossed stakes behind it, and are given the title Balthire. (Inquisitor)		Members of the Bathiretil are still responsible for regular guard duties when they are not involved in vampire-related investigations, and follow the normal Civic Guard hierarchy. Those who join the unit are given a pin to wear in addition to their guard badge, of a fanged skull with a pair of crossed stakes behind it, and are given the title Balthire. (Inquisitor)

	=Port Authority=		=Port Authority=

Theonewhoknows at 20:53, 30 July 2019

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	=Port Authority=		=Port Authority=
	The Port Authority ~~has been newly founded upon the Drachean Civil War, and as such is still in the midst of solidifying their place in history. They~~ work closely with the ~~Coast Guard~~, though their purposes and methods of operation are wholly different. The Port Authority serve as customs officers, as well as collectors of levies and tariffs. The Port Authority itself, therefore, has no naval vessels; instead, they are control of the port of Drache's on-land defenses, such as the gates and ballistae and ~~rudimentary~~ black powder cannons.		The Port Authority work closely with the Transdarianian navy, though their purposes and methods of operation are wholly different. The Port Authority serve as customs officers, as well as collectors of levies and tariffs. The Port Authority itself, therefore, has no naval vessels; instead, they are control of the port of Drache's on-land defenses, such as the gates and ballistae and black powder cannons. Small ship-to-ship vessels are used for boarding, and if necessary, naval vessels are called upon to assist should they require them. The Port Authorities jurisdiction covers the entirety of the harbour.

	The Port Authority's main concerns are smuggling and piracy, as most foreign nations comply to any tariffs imposed by Drache itself. If a vessel and its captain do not comply to such mandates as a tariff, they are simply barred from entering the port, with force if absolutely necessary. On the topics of piracy and the illegal smuggling of goods, there are a variety of tactics employed by the Port Authority.		The Port Authority's main concerns are smuggling and piracy, as most foreign nations comply to any tariffs imposed by Drache itself. If a vessel and its captain do not comply to such mandates as a tariff, they are simply barred from entering the port, with force if absolutely necessary. On the topics of piracy and the illegal smuggling of goods, there are a variety of tactics employed by the Port Authority.

	The first (and most prevalent) tactic utilized to combat piracy is simply to ensure that the captain of the ship truly does own the goods being delivered. This is largely done via ledgers and bills of sale being verified, though there are a few prevalent merchants that are wholly trusted by the city of Drache. The Sithire only can decide which merchants are counted among the "friends of Drache", and those merchants must hold a missive with the Sithire's personal seal.		The first (and most prevalent) tactic utilized to combat piracy is simply to ensure that the captain of the ship truly does own the goods being delivered. This is largely done via ledgers and bills of sale being verified, though there are a few prevalent merchants that are wholly trusted by the city of Drache. The Sithire only can decide which merchants are counted among the "friends of Drache", and those merchants must hold a missive with the Sithire's personal seal.

	The second practice used by the Port Authority is quite a lot more simple. If an act of piracy has been reported~~, and not immediately dealt with by the Coast Guard,~~ the goods of the raided vessel will need to be reported. Any ship carrying the same cargo, unreported, will be immediately accused of piracy and charged with the full extent of the law bestowed upon The Chancellery.		The second practice used by the Port Authority is quite a lot more simple. If an act of piracy has been reported the goods of the raided vessel will need to be reported. Any ship carrying the same cargo, unreported, will be immediately accused of piracy and charged with the full extent of the law bestowed upon The Chancellery.

	To combat smuggling, the Port Authority utilizes an entirely different method. Each ship, prior to even being inspected, is expected to be given express permission to enter the port. This is done by way of anchoring near one of the nearby watchtowers and waiting for a rose-red signal to be sent by the central Port Authority office. If a ship skips this check-in, it will be flagged down, and if it continues onward it will be sunk without further warning. The port's upkeep is not of the Authority's concern, only the defense of Drache and its economy.		To combat smuggling, the Port Authority utilizes an entirely different method. Each ship, prior to even being inspected, is expected to be given express permission to enter the port. This is done by way of anchoring near one of the nearby watchtowers and waiting for a rose-red signal to be sent by the central Port Authority office. If a ship skips this check-in, it will be flagged down, and if it continues onward it will be sunk without further warning. The port's upkeep is not of the Authority's concern, only the defense of Drache and its economy.

Nymphetamine at 20:23, 30 July 2019

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	The guard used to keep a small number of [[Griffons]] for use as flying mounts. Lord Protector Mistwinter transferred the Griffons to the Provincial Guard, citing the greater territory to be covered. The former rookery has been transformed into a kennel, and the guard has [[Khalar Herding Dogs]] available for use as attack dogs for members of the Wharf Patrol. The kennel is overseen by a woman named Paxida, who trains the dogs and also trains guards to work with them. Wharfers who'd like to be considered for this program should make a request to the Captain of the Guard. While this is intended to augment the Wharf Patrol and help keep guardsmen safe, the dogs are not a substitute for a human partner. Paxida also has bloodhounds available for tracking suspects and searching out contraband, available for duty as needed.		The guard used to keep a small number of [[Griffons]] for use as flying mounts. Lord Protector Mistwinter transferred the Griffons to the Provincial Guard, citing the greater territory to be covered. The former rookery has been transformed into a kennel, and the guard has [[Khalar Herding Dogs]] available for use as attack dogs for members of the Wharf Patrol. The kennel is overseen by a woman named Paxida, who trains the dogs and also trains guards to work with them. Wharfers who'd like to be considered for this program should make a request to the Captain of the Guard. While this is intended to augment the Wharf Patrol and help keep guardsmen safe, the dogs are not a substitute for a human partner. Paxida also has bloodhounds available for tracking suspects and searching out contraband, available for duty as needed.

			=Bathiretil=

			With the recent uptick of vampire activity in and around Drache in the year 489, the Civic Guard created the Bathiretil (Inquisition) for the express purpose of investigating and eliminating vampiric threats to the citizens. Arms-Sergeant [[Lane Silverbow]] was tasked with heading up this new unit within the guard, which functions autonomously and separate from the guard as a whole, answering only to the Captain. Only members of the guard can join the Bathiretil, though Bounty Hunters can be utilized on an as-needed basis for confrontations.

			Members of the Bathiretil are still responsible for regular guard duties when they are not involved in vampire-related investigations, and follow the normal Civic Guard hierarchy. Those who join the unit are given a pin to wear in addition to their guard badge, of a fanged with a pair of crossed stakes behind it, and are given the title Balthire. (Inquisitor)

	=Port Authority=		=Port Authority=

Theonewhoknows at 21:04, 13 August 2018

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	=The Civic Guard in Drache=		=The Civic Guard in Drache=

	The current strength of the Civic Guard is approximately ~~four~~ hundred individuals in the city of [[Drache]]. Civic Guard operations are divided into ~~two~~ precincts, the Upper ~~and~~ Lower City, each of which is overseen by a Commander, who in turn reports to the Captain of the Guard. Approximately three hundred guards operate out of the main guardhouse, which is located in the [[BlkDragon District]] in the Upper City. Guards from the main guardhouse patrol the BlkDragon District, The Market District (where [[Merchants' Square]] is located), the [[Royal Church District]], West Drache, the [[Mingit District]], ~~and~~ the [[~~Forest Reserve~~]]~~. The main guardhouse also stations~~ guard details at [[Castle Black]] to protect the treasury, castle granary, and armory; the guard's armory; the [[Podar ul-Sinetattel]] (the Sithire's administrative headquarters)~~; the Chancellery; and the [[Royal Church]] granary~~. In addition, guards serving in administrative positions and as jailors for the guardhouse's dungeon levels are counted among the ~~main~~ guardhouse's numbers. Deployment of guards is tracked on a large slate in the guardhouse, indicating whether a given guard is in the guardhouse, out on patrol, or off duty, and if a guard doesn't show up for work or fails to check in before going home at the end of his or her shift, the absence will be noted and investigated.		The current strength of the Civic Guard is approximately five hundred individuals in the city of [[Drache]]. Civic Guard operations are divided into three precincts, the Upper City, the Lower City, and Western Drache, each of which is overseen by a Commander, who in turn reports to the Captain of the Guard. Approximately three hundred guards operate out of the main guardhouse, which is located in the [[BlkDragon District]] in the Upper City. Guards from the main guardhouse patrol the BlkDragon District, The Market District (where [[Merchants' Square]] is located), the [[Royal Church District]], the [[Forest Reserve]], the Chancellery; and the [[Royal Church]] granary. The Western guardhouse force of two hundred is responsible for patrols in West Drache, the [[Mingit District]], the [[Diplomatic District]], the [[Ironworks District]] as well as stationing guard details at [[Castle Black]] to protect the treasury, castle granary, and armory; the guard's armory; and the [[Podar ul-Sinetattel]] (the Sithire's administrative headquarters). In addition, guards serving in administrative positions and as jailors for the guardhouse's dungeon levels are counted among the Western guardhouse's numbers. Deployment of guards is tracked on a large slate in the guardhouse, indicating whether a given guard is in the guardhouse, out on patrol, or off duty, and if a guard doesn't show up for work or fails to check in before going home at the end of his or her shift, the absence will be noted and investigated.

	The main guardhouse is a large, fortified stone building located just down the street from the [[BlkDragon Inn]]. A standard cell in the guardhouse dungeon has thick stone walls, and a heavy iron door with an observation window covered by bars. Cells may or may not have a window, which is reinforced by steel bars and magical wards. A narrow slot at floor level allows the guards to slide a tray with food and water into the cell. Cells do not have beds that could potentially be disassembled by prisoners and made into makeshift weapons; rather, a slab of stone protrudes from one wall of the cell and is covered with a straw mattress. Each cell is also equipped with a chamber pot that drains into Drache's sewer system. Some cells are fitted with shackles on the wall to restrain particularly violent prisoners. Due to the number of magic-users in Drache, the entire guardhouse is magically warded to prevent teleportation (or other forms of supernatural travel) into or out of the guardhouse, and some cells are specially designed to house supernatural creatures or other especially dangerous individuals.		The main guardhouse is a large, fortified stone building located just down the street from the [[BlkDragon Inn]]. A standard cell in the guardhouse dungeon has thick stone walls, and a heavy iron door with an observation window covered by bars. Cells may or may not have a window, which is reinforced by steel bars and magical wards. A narrow slot at floor level allows the guards to slide a tray with food and water into the cell. Cells do not have beds that could potentially be disassembled by prisoners and made into makeshift weapons; rather, a slab of stone protrudes from one wall of the cell and is covered with a straw mattress. Each cell is also equipped with a chamber pot that drains into Drache's sewer system. Some cells are fitted with shackles on the wall to restrain particularly violent prisoners. Due to the number of magic-users in Drache, the entire guardhouse is magically warded to prevent teleportation (or other forms of supernatural travel) into or out of the guardhouse, and some cells are specially designed to house supernatural creatures or other especially dangerous individuals.

	The remaining one hundred guards make up the Wharf Patrol, which was created in an effort to clean up the city in the year 471. The wharf granary had been used as the temporary headquarters for guards trapped in the Lower City during a plague, since it was already a heavily fortified structure to protect the city's grain supply from fire and looters. During the cleanup efforts, the granary complex was expanded and further fortified into a permanent garrison for the Wharfers. The Wharf Garrison contains holding cells for prisoners, though these are usually used to hold drunks until they sober up or temporarily hold prisoners until they can be transferred to the guardhouse's dungeons. The Wharf Patrol is responsible for the [[Wharf District]], [[Red Lantern District]] (including the [[Xiunlan Quarter]]), and the [[Gessi District]]. The guard ~~doesn't often venture~~ into the Back Alley, since doing so usually turns out to be more trouble than it's worth, and patrols of it aren't standard protocol. Members of the Wharf Patrol always patrol in pairs, some times accompanied by attack dogs, and Wharfers receive a 10% bonus to their salary for hazard pay. The Wharf Commander can request additional manpower from the main guardhouse when needed.		The remaining one hundred guards make up the Lower city as the Wharf Patrol, which was created in an effort to clean up the city in the year 471. The wharf granary had been used as the temporary headquarters for guards trapped in the Lower City during a plague, since it was already a heavily fortified structure to protect the city's grain supply from fire and looters. During the cleanup efforts, the granary complex was expanded and further fortified into a permanent garrison for the Wharfers. The Wharf Garrison contains holding cells for prisoners, though these are usually used to hold drunks until they sober up or temporarily hold prisoners until they can be transferred to the guardhouse's dungeons. The Wharf Patrol is responsible for the [[Wharf District]], [[Red Lantern District]] (including the [[Xiunlan Quarter]]), and the [[Gessi District]]. The guard rarely ventures into the Back Alley, since doing so usually turns out to be more trouble than it's worth, and patrols of it aren't standard protocol. Members of the Wharf Patrol always patrol in pairs, some times accompanied by attack dogs, and Wharfers receive a 10% bonus to their salary for hazard pay. The Wharf Commander can request additional manpower from the main guardhouse when needed.

	=Uniform Regulations=		=Uniform Regulations=