General: The General is the highest attainable rank in the Imperial Legion, each General commands a whole Legion, and they directly respond to the Emperor. Legates are the actual commanders during the war, giving orders, and they are overseen by the General. Several Legates may be part of a Legion, depending on the size of the Legion. Legate: The Legate is a rank responsible commanding armies. Tribune: The Tribune, or in some cases Captain, commands 5 Quastors or Questor Maximuses, and their soldiers, counting usually around 50 warriors.Д¬enturion: The Centurion commands around 100 to 200 soldiers, depending on their experience and the state of war. These soldiers earn their ranks with training in the Imperial Legion, and usually serve next to more experienced officers (such as a Tribune) as a second in command. Praefect: The lowest rank of officer in the Imperial army. Seasoned warriors and veterans earn this title, and they usually serve as advisors next to younger officers, as well as leading troops. Questor Maximus: The Quaestors who do exceptionally well eventually reach the rank of Questor Maximus, the highest attainable rank among enlisted soldiers. Questors lead small groups (up to 10) of Auxiliary soldiers as strike forces.

Quaestor: The rank of accomplished soldiers equivalent of the modern day sergeant. The Imperial Legion, also known as the Red Legion, Imperial Army and the Ruby Ranks, is the main fighting force of the Empire of Tamriel. You can find them below.ДЄuxiliary: The lowest rank in the Imperial Legion, and such the bulk of the soldiers. Now, I wanted to find a rank suitable for his character, but I wasn't really satisfied with the ranking system in Skyrim, being only 5 ranks in the legion, and the Morrowind ranks are just silly, I created my own, lore-friendly ranks. So, one of my players for the Elder Scrolls Conversion Project wants to play an Imperial Battlemage, and as such a member of the Imperial Legion.

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