Agamorian Forces

## Follower

Assaulter: The bread and butter of Agamor’s military,
the Assaulters are usually the newest recruits or those who simply apply for
the position. The Assaulters are trained in usage of rifles and knifes, as well
as occasionally sword training. Women and men are both allowed in this corp.
Assaulters wear a tan uniform with a red Agamorian cross on it, as well as
brown boots and grey or tan pants. Assaulters are usually assigned the role of
physical labor or are sent into combat, usually on the frontlines.

Berserker: Berserkers are basic infantry, but trained
in the usage of shotguns. Since shotguns are a fairly new weapon type in the
militaries of After England, a somewhat small portion of Agamorian soldiers are
subjected to shotgun training. Berserkers are mostly volunteers, who wear much
of what regular Assaulters wear. Berserkers are recruited from the most violent
or aggressive Assaulters. They are given enhanced mobility training, and get
better, more flexible uniforms from the base ones, as Berserkers have to be
more mobile than base soldiers. While both men and women are allowed in the
Berserker corps, men make up about ninety to ninety two percent of their
numbers.

Rocketeer: Rocketeers are infantry trained in rocket
launcher usage. They wear base uniforms, but with more loose collars, as so to
make their arms more flexible. Rocketeers are often given backpacks to carry up
to eight to ten additional rockets for their launcher. Rocketeers are often
recruited from those who handle (d) unstable or volatile equipment or gear,
like miners or explosive experts. Women and men are allowed in the Rocketeer
corps, but women make up a slightly higher number over the men.

Brawlers: The enforcers of Agamor’s military, Brawlers
are trained in the usage of blunt force weapons like bats and pipes, as well as
throwing knives. Brawlers are known for being able to absorb more bullets than
the average soldier and will often be seen rushing towards the enemy on the
frontline of any assault. Brawlers, when not in combat, will often serve
protective roles, escorting elites or officers. Lilith, leader of the Brawlers,
is known for her unwavering allegiance to the Father, and indeed, Brawlers are
known for being among the most devout in the Agamor’s military. Brawlers
usually wear the typical Agamorian uniform, with looser fitting pants and
armored undershirts to absorb more damage. Sometimes, they also don’t have
sleeves on their uniforms. Women and men both serve in the corps, with it
making up about 60/40 ratio, respectively.

Snipers: Trained in the usage of high powered, scoped
rifles, Snipers will never be seen on the frontlines. Preferring to use
bell-towers, sniper nests or guard towers, Snipers will pick off enemies from a
distance whilst not putting themselves in danger. When not fighting from a
distance, Snipers do recon or patrols, protecting installations with binoculars
and quick trigger fingers. Women and men both serve in the corps, but women
make up about 90% of the units, as they are naturally better with sniper roles.
All of them wear the traditional Agamorian uniform, with some wearing beanie
hats or scarves.

Rifleman: Far less common than they were sixteen years
ago, Agamorian rifleman are what are known as Agamor’s “traditional” military.
Wearing the old Agamorian uniform of a blue beret, dark blue uniform, black
pants and boots, Rifleman use older Agamorian weapons like bolt action rifles.
Rifleman once made up almost all of Agamor’s military, but many have since
retired or been killed in combat. With the members of Eden’s Gate being trusted
with the jobs they once held, Rifleman are turned into second rate soldiers,
only being sent on highly dangerous or even suicidal missions. The remaining
rifleman are almost exclusively male, with women only making up about 3-4% of
them.

Defenders: The second most common soldier in Agamor’s
army, defenders wear the usual Agamorian uniform with a bullet vest on top.
Preferring to keep to a distance and strafe while their Assaulter brethren
strike head-first, Defenders serve an important role in combat. Defender’s vest
make a shot to the chest merely wound them instead of kill them. Defenders
usually do manual labor while not in combat and make up a good amount of
security work for lower tier officers. Defenders, true to their name, are most
often found defending facilities or other installations. :

## Security:

Security Class Assaulters: Wearing their iconic black
trench coats, SC Assaulters are tier two soldiers, being sent into combat or
defense roles. SC Assaulters can be found in nearly every installation and
cruiser in large numbers, performing a large variety of tasks. SC Assaulters
are traditionally a male only profession, as well as most SC roles. SC
Assaulters are often seen on the frontlines, and are given training in swords,
rifles, pistols and knife combat. Occasionally, SC Assaulters will get training
from Chosen or other Elite ranked soldiers.

Security Class Defenders: SC Defenders wear a slightly
different version of the black trench coat with a bullet vest over it. They are
given most of the same training as SC Assaulters, but Defenders often roam in
fewer numbers compared to SC Assaulters, preferring to spend their time
instructing or patrolling with lesser units. SC Defenders are usually the
escorts for middle tier officers, trained to be able to extract the officer
whilst also holding their own. Like other SC soldiers, SC Defenders are a
traditionally male role.

Security Class Brawlers: Wearing a white tank top with
a red sweater around their waist, SC Brawlers are usually seen on the
frontlines, leading the charge against enemy forces. Brawlers are known for
being aggressive towards their enemies, as well as being amongst the most
devout of the Agamorian faith. SC Brawlers are usually male. SC Brawlers will
often tattoo a red Agamorian cross on their forehead as a symbol of devotion to
the Project.

Security Class Berserkers: Wearing a red jacket with a
brown vest, SC Berserkers are trained in shotgun usage, as well as handgun and
close quarters combat. SC Berserkers are seen in more numbers than regular
Berserkers, and usually will be found guarding convoys or on the frontlines. SC
Berserkers are usually male and usually carry smoke grenades with the name of
their wives on them as a personal touch.

Security Class Snipers: Wearing a tan jacket, red
scarf and red beanie, SC Snipers function in the role that regular snipers do,
but are seen in greater numbers. Only a handful of elite Follower Class Snipers
reach SC Sniper rank, as you need a total of fifty kills to qualify for
training. SC Snipers are one of a handful of dual gender SC Professions. SC
Snipers usually carry a black Agamorian cross necklace on them for good luck
and sometimes the bullet cases of their best kills with the number on it,
usually on their jacket.

Security Class Rocketeers: Donning a dark black
jacket, red scarf, and an RPG, SC Rocketeers are seen fighting with other
soldiers in open areas where the enemy might be using heavy armor. SC
Rocketeers don’t carry the backpack that other Rocketeers do, instead relying
on teammates to resupply as they are rarely on their own. SC Rocketeers are
trained by Chosen elites in hand to hand combat, so they can fight off an enemy
that thinks they have the drop on them.

Armored Snowtroopers: Wearing white snow jackets with
white ski masks and facial and body plate armor, Armored Snowtroopers are
usually sent into cold weather environments with lesser ranked Snowtroopers or
Icetroopers to provide backup. Functioning with either rifles or machine guns,
Armored Snowtroopers are amongst the most flexible of the Agamorian military,
being trained to think on their feet and adapt. Being more often deployed than
usual, Armored Snowtroopers now work security for Agamorian Drilling Operations
in the northern mountains for unknown purposes.

Snowtroopers: Wearing puffy snow coats or windbreakers
of many different colors, with the most common being red, Snowtroopers function
like a cold-weather Assaulters. Snowtroopers are sent in for cold weather
operations, for a multitude of roles. Some Snowtroopers have been known to
train for different things. Snowtroopers with white or gray masks and googles
are trained in Sniper Combat. Snowtroopers with caps and face bandannas serve
as officers. Snowtroopers with backpacks and a cap with goggles are trained
with RPGs. Snowtroopers with vests are Defenders and those with heavy body
plating are Heavies. Snowtroopers are usually assigned to defend operations and
escort others, and are trained to survive for long term deployment either alone
or in packs. Their packs contain a lamp, sleeping back, dual ice picks,
grappling hook, pistol, eight magazines, rope, rations, water heater, eight
bottles of water, six tactical knives, twelve throwing knives, a backup pistol
with six more mags, lighter, backup gloves, firewood, a bow with a quiver of
arrows, and two copies of the Prophet’s Word.

Flame-Troopers: Wearing large fuel tanks and grey gas
masks, Flame Troopers are trained to flush out enemies from their hiding spots,
like tunnels or caverns. FTs are known to follow an extremist version of the
Agamorian Faith, worshipping Aaron as the God of Fire who ordered his Flock to
smite the wicked with flames. Their Faith, known as the Divine Church of Eden’s
Flames, commands them to destroy the Old World with flames, which will burn
away illnesses, heresy and resistance, and those who follow it are called
“Vanguards of Eden’s Sword.” As such, FTs often operate in their own groups,
being seen as more extreme than the average Agamorian, and they’re more than
happy like that. FTs believe all problems can be burned away and are known to
light themselves on fire when contracting even treatable illnesses to “cleanse
themselves.”

Heavies: Wearing heavy metal plating, a metal face
mask, and carrying a massive dual clipped machine gun, Heavies are the
vanguards of Agamor’s military, serving the role a six man MG crew could in one
person. Heavies will suppress groups of enemies, allowing for infantry to mop
them up, but with their armor and large amounts of ammo in one magazine,
Heavies can hold against waves of enemies on their own. In small groups,
Heavies alone can turn the tide of a small battles. Both men and women serve as
Heavies, but men tend to be recruited, as the gear requires a very large amount
of upper body strength, with the gun weighing about twenty pound on its own,
not counting the ammo. Heavies will nick scratches on their armor to designate
kills. Beware the Heavy that looks like his armor’s scratched heavily.

Hardened: Hardened serve a similar role to Heavies,
but can move faster due to less armor on their legs. Their weapons, while not
as powerful as a Heavy’s, can still suppress the enemy, especially in tandem with
Heavies, infantry or other Hardened. Hardened helmets look similar to a German
War helmet, and while it’s more built into the uniform, Hardened armor is still
very difficult to shoot through. Hardened are known to roam in packs more than
Heavies. Their motto “CORDU FARSIS WERNER” or “Fear No More” is a call back to
their training, which requires them to be put in a room, where they are
subjected to their worst fears until they are no longer scared of them. While
the processes of this are kept secret, according to one story, one female
recruit who feared spiders, was locked in a room filled from wall to wall with
poisonous spiders……..tied to a mattress……….for eleven weeks. When she emerged,
she was visible shaken but no longer scared and was greeted by a crowd of proud
relatives and awarded the helmet. This process is codenamed “The Breaking
Room.”

Decimators: Wearing black or white rippled jumpsuits,
Decimators serve as quick strike forces, being deployed to active battles or
sieged cites, where they roam in packs, usually accompanied by an officer.
Decimators wear a black visor over their face, obscuring all facial features
and hiding their identity so as to strike fear into enemies. Decimators carry
automatic energy rifles like the KURSER 44-11, an Agamorian made weapon, and
are trained to overwhelm the enemy with their superior training and numbers.
Decimators were among the first types of Agamorian infantry, their legacy
stretching back to serving in the Conquering of Dos Hedros under Avir, and the
Three Kingdoms Wars, all the way to aiding Aaron during his coup during the
Incursion of The Northern Palace

Executioners: Wearing a slightly altered uniform of
the Rifleman’s, Executioners wear a metal helmet in place of a dark blue beret.
Known for their imposing Judiciary Staffs, large spiked staffs that have an
electric current flowing their the double clawed tips, Executioners serve their
role as Executioners but also serve as Riot Control, keeping everything from a
rowdy partygoer to a rebel movement subdued and in line. Executioners became
known for their brutality, as they were trained to show no mercy to those under
their control. However, in Agamor, Executioners, due to a large number of
propaganda programs, are seen as vanguards of the people, protecting innocent
citizens from outside threats. Executioners are trained to be on a hair
trigger, ready to fight and step in at any time.

Shield Troopers: Wearing full body black armor with a
specially designed, flowing face mask, Shield Troopers are Agamor’s official
Riot Control, keeping the usually loyal populace in line. Due to “Alert
Programs”, and an abundance of these soldiers on the streets, as well as the
fact that The Agamorian Police Force has nearly unlimited powers, rebel
movements have no time to form in Agamorian borders. There are several
varieties of STs, each discerned by the color of their uniform underneath their
sleeveless armor. Black STs are the basic brand, and are sometimes seen in
combat, as well as serving as MPs. Yellow STs are non-lethal forces, trained to
capture targets or suppress crowd non-lethally. White STs are officers, leading
groups of STs through the streets or on raids. Red STs are snipers, providing
oversight or security to buildings, including the APF command buildings in Dos
Agamora, the Agamorian capital. Finally, Blue STs are Technicians, controlling
drones or other ordinance.

Warlords: Wearing a black or white, full body covering
armor, and carrying a shield and a heavy rifle or grenade launcher, Warlords
are Agmaorians tanks, sent to overpower entrenched enemies. Warlords are
usually over seven feet tall, and must be able to lift two hundred pounds to
qualify for training. Warlords are usually seen in packs, but can hold their
own by themselves against even a small army. Their specially made armor
protects almost their whole body, with little to no weak spots, and is
impervious to most types of weapons. Even explosives will have a hard time even
denting this armor.

Boomers: Simple, dumb, but dangerous none the less,
Boomers are a specially designed type of Orc that were injected with Agamorian
DNA. Only able to say one word, “Boom”, these Boomers were designed to wield
massive grenade launchers, throwing defensive enemies into disarray. Wearing
specially designed, dark grey armor, Boomers are able to withstand bullets,
arrows and a modest amount of explosives. Even if the enemy can dislodge their
large helmets, their skull, which has been heavily modified with bone implants,
is incredibly strong, able to withstand a rocket to the face. Seen as impure
cannon fodder built for a sole purpose, Boomers will not be allowed into the
bunkers and will be forced to die during the Collapse. However, they will too
dumb to understand or care.

Warlord Chieftains: Lead by the massive, eight foot
nine Commander General Lucas, Warlord Chieftains or just Chieftains are
stronger, faster and tougher than their Warlord counterparts. Genetically
modified, Warlord Chieftains combine the best of the Boomers and the Warlords.
Their skulls and armor are nigh unbreakable, and they have a significant IQ and
elite training to boot. Even known to train Chosen, Warlord Chieftains are
respected in Agamor as servants of God, as only a select few of Eden’s Gate’s
finest are allowed the privilege to serve. They’re more fanatical and even more
loyal brethren, the Honor Guards, serve as defenders of Aaron’s many
fortresses, and are sent into important battles as a rallying symbol. Wielding
a massive, sharp gold, double ended staff, Honor Guards wear red armor with a
yellow battle symbol on top. They also wield flags off their backs, which flow
in the wind behind them, further spurring the Agmaorians to victory.

## Elite:

Chosen: The cream of the crop, Chosen are Agamor’s
Special Forces, rising to prominence in the ashes of the Second Battle of
Lasso. Chosen are given many roles, from training SC or base units to hunting
down resources or animals in preparation for the Collapse. The Chosen are known
for being trained through the infamous “Only You” process, in which they run a
rigorous course with many obstacles and enemies, before being asked to make a
major sacrifice. Chosen are kept in rigorous shape, being subjected to an
intense exercise and training regimen every morning. Men tend to be picked for
the Chosen program over women, but several dozen women have become successful
as well. They wear red ski masks with a grey and white speckled jacket.

Promisers: The protectors of Agamor’s elites,
Promisers are often seen guarding high ranked officers or politicians.
Promisers wear a usual Agamorian uniform with a black and red vest and carry
silenced rifles and pistols. Promisers are trained in close quarters combat,
and often serve as guards in the buildings of Ministers or even the Chamber of
Ministers, where laws are debated by a series of Aaron appointed and people
elected minsters. Promisers have a hidden purpose as well, and are trained that
to kill their politician without mercy if they become too corrupt or betray
Aaron.

Tamers: Wearing an Agamorian uniform with protective
black overalls and a catcher’s mask, Tamers are tasked with keeping and
training the many Soul Cleansers and Judges in Agamor’s ranks. Whilst workers
feed and groom them, Tamers train the beasts to attack, dodge and follow
commands. Tamers are rarely seen in combat, but will be able to fight if
needed.

Angels: Bald, stumbling, Bliss-filled zombies, Angels
are Agamorian prisoners infused with deadly amounts of toxic Bliss. Wearing a
shaggy white outfit and a muzzle, Angels are trained to be violent in combat,
as well as do manual labor when not sent to the front lines. Once you become an
Angel, there is no coming back. Angels will often mumble lines from Agamorian
worship songs, adding to their creepiness. Angels can withstand a good amount
of bullets, including shots to the heart. A handful of shots to the head is the
only way to kill them for good, besides dismemberment, of course.

Priestesses: With long, dark, pink striped hair, a
denim crop top and a black and tan long skirt, Priestesses are a group of
incredibly loyal women who perform tasks for the Church of Eden’s Gate.
Priestesses will work at shrines or holy sites, perform rituals, or help during
confessions or atonements. Becoming a Priestess is an arduous process, with a
series of difficult tasks resulting in a blissed fueled “Leap of Faith” from a
large statue of Aaron into a pond of Bliss. Priestesses are subjected to a
strict code of conduct, and are given many new rules to follow. Occasionally,
Priestesses will appear in combat as a morale boost to the soldiers. You can
tell a newer Priestess from an older one as newer ones wear their hair in the
traditional long black with pink stripes, while older ones will go back to
their original hair after a few years of services.

Baptists: One of Agamor’s most important religious
rites, Baptists serve their roles and duties dutifully. Often shirtless or
wearing a grey and white trench coat, covered in religious tattoos, and often
with a beard/goatee and/or long hair, Baptists are symbols of religious purity.
Hardly far from a copy of the Prophet’s Word, Baptists are ordered to perform
baptisms, but will sometimes also help with confessions or atonements.

Officers: While uniforms vary depending on the
commander under which they serve, the officer serves his/her role as both a
dutiful servant and bold military commander. Officer roles vary widely, from
leading troops into combat to overseeing interrogations to working aboard a
Cruiser. Officers are expected to play a finite role, commanding respect over
the troops they lead, but also bowing and submitting before their commanding
officers. Officers are trained at specialized academies throughout Agamor and
her territories, and are often recruited from white collar families, as blue
collar families usually serve in the military. Officers enter their studies at
three to five, and begin military training before they hit puberty. Able to
fight well and know their way around the technology they will be working for,
graduates of these academies will be selected by various Admirals or Commanders
to serve under them. Coveted positions include serving under Aaron in his
personal 3rd Legion, or working aboard the newest type of warship,
like the new Cleanser Class Cruiser *the*
Olympus Greer.

   Pilots: Trained aboard floating facilities alongside
real pilots, Pilot cadets are selected from a select few soldiers and officers
who score above 2200 on the annual IQ test and pass with a Blue Ribbon or
higher on the HEC (Hand Eye Coordination) test. Subject to strict training
regimens, brutal instructors and harsh criticism, pilots learn to be fearless
in battle, as well as agile and quick to react. Ideally, a pilot should have a
hand to foot reaction time of less than a quarter second, but some have even
gotten even faster. After passing Basic, the remaining cadets are separated
into three classes of studies: Fighter, Bomber, or Interceptor. This is based
on which skill they specialize in: Speed, Teamwork, or Agility. Speed
specialized students train to fly fighters like the highly fast Baden-Baden 33I
Fighter Jet or the more controllable biplane. Teamwork specialized students
will train to work on bombers, such as the Bliss Bomber or the old, yet still
reliable Cether Class Heavy Bomber, which saw service in the Second Battle of
Lasso and the Siege of Themiserin. Finally, Agility specialized cadets will
work on interceptor planes, such as the speedy dual engine Speeder, or the more
advanced Raven 87 Jump Jet. Pilots who do not fit into these categories are
trained to fly other machines, like the Troop Transport, Gunship, or even
prototype weapons, like the Darker Night Proto-Class Helicopter.

Gliders: Flying Jetpacks with built in wings, Gliders
are Agamor’s finest air-based combat forces. Wearing gear that allows them to
breathe up to eighteen thousand miles in the air, Gliders can speed along at
nearly the speed of a fighter jet. Roaming the air during a battle in packs,
Gliders will swarm enemies like locusts, strafing them with their built in
machine guns and rockets before finishing the enemy with an energy sword or
automatic rifle.

Brutes: Towering at nearly eight to nine feet, Brutes
are Agamorian men defected by a genetic birth alteration. With deeper voices,
increased strength and harder bone and skin, Brutes barely resemble humans.
Despite this, the normally human supremacist Agmaorians welcome Brutes are
valuable members of society, due in no small part to Aaron’s embracement of
them. Due to Aaron’s kindness, as Brutes were prosecuted under previous rule,
Brutes serve diligently in the military and as followers of Aaron. Wearing
hand-crafted armor, Brutes wield massive axes or clubs in combat, acting as a
massive tank to push forward a battalion of infantry. Brutes are highly
respected by the officers, and are adored by the infantry, and battalions who
have lost their Brute in combat have been known to go berserk and literally
tear their enemies’ limb from limb.

Hazmat Troopers: Hazmat troopers come in two
varieties. Basic, who wear white hoodies and a mouth mask, and Elite, who wear
full body white, black or yellow hazmat suits. Basics work with fragile
materials, like maintaining the servers aboard *The Caliphate,* or the various Vaults of Agamorian knowledge hidden
in the Dos Hedros Mountains. Elites work with poisonous situations or
materials, from biological weapons to containing virus outbreaks. While not
usually combat trained, due to the Citizen Safety Act requiring every citizen
to own a rifle plus an additional weapon of their choosing at a minimum, Hazmat
Forces can handle a weapon just fine.