The Command Structure. Roman Decurion. Roman Optio. Auxiliary. Legions. Choose a name and number for your Legion (consult history books if authenticity is a concern).
Create a Legion banner (Signum). Attend at least 20 medieval events annually. Own and wear torso armor. Submit Legion’s attendance to Dominus or the Quaestor in writing at every battle for records. A Legion is commanded by a Tribune, Legate, Count or Duke. Roman Centurion. You are not merely a competent soldier; you are an absolute bad-ass.
Behave in and promote believable characterization through actions and raiment. You understand and can apply fundamental strategic and tactical concepts. You must own and wear some kind of body armor (Lorica). Roman Legionary. Roman Military Tribune. A Tribune is a Legion commander who is either of Centurion rank or Senatorial status.
This is the initial rank that most Legion commanders will assume upon ascending to Rome's high command. Some Senatorial Tribunes should remember that a Centurion may have more field experience than themselves and should listen to the Centurions' advice. As a sign of rank, a Tribune must wear a red cape with purple borders as his regalia. On the other hand, you are part of what makes Rome great. Roman Legate. The Roman Count: A Comes. Dux Bellorum. Imperator.