The Imperial Scholae Guard (ISG) is the main branch of the Scholae Palatinae Military responsible for land-based military operations. It is made up of the most advanced soldiers of the Cocytus System. The ISG is headed by the Grand Marshal with support from top military officers from within its organization. With vast experience, ability and potential in the field of battle that very few military powers can rival, the ISG prowess has solidified the Scholae Palatinae claim as one of the militant pillars of the Dark Brotherhood.
History
History is not entirely accurate, as the founder of the Clan has long since embarked on a journey with an end unknown, but scrolls seemingly indicate a large deposit of soldiers were granted by the Emperor Palpatine to a devoted task force of guardians: Scholae Palatinae (The Palace Guard). These warriors were instituted to act as mystic extensions of the Dark Lord of the Sith. Additionally, they were tasked not only with executing his will, but safeguarding the Dark Lord. So, in his divine wisdom, he entrusted his Sentinels with the authority to command. With his downfall, upon the planet Byss, these soldiers swore fealty to the former Clan - becoming their personal guardians... the extension of Scholae Palatinae's will.
With their departure from dark lands, they became a solidified House within the Emperor's Hammer; acting as the Guardians of the Grand Master. However, the Dark Brotherhood broke away from the oppressive Emperor's Hammer - thus, the defenders of the Grand Master sought out a new home. Making peace within the Cocytus System, on the planet Judecca, where they have have continually added to their elements, both soldiers and officers. They are the military backbone of the House
Organization
The command structure, or element breakdown, of the Imperial Scholae Guard complies with Imperial Armed Forces criteria. With a single exception, the term battalion is instead replaced with the Royal Title of Legion. The identity of many components adopt this nomenclature.
Because the army is made of such a large number of soldiers, it must be organized into units, each with its own leaders and reporting structure. Each unit, whether it’s a squad or division, was created to respond to any mission, regardless of size or complexity.
Elements
| Elements |
| Element |
Composition |
Minimum Rank |
| Corps: |
3 Divisions |
Field Marshal |
| Division: |
3 Regiments |
General |
| Regiment: |
4 Legions |
Lt. Colonel |
| Legion: |
4 companies |
Major |
| Company:
| 4 Platoons |
Captain |
| Platoon: |
4 Squads |
Lieutenant |
| Squad: |
10 Troops |
Sergeant |
LAAT/i, transporting 90th Legion troops
Expeditionary Force in battle
- Judeccan Guard
- 1st Infantry Legion
- 2nd Infantry Legion
- 3rd Infantry Legion
- 4th Infantry Legion
- 1st Airlift Squadron
- 5th Light Artillery Battery
- Praetorian Guard
- Cainian Guard
- 10th Infantry Legion
- 11th Infantry Legion
- 12th Infantry Legion
- Ptolomean Guard
- 20th Infantry Legion
- 21st Infantry Legion
- 22nd Infantry Legion
- 20th Airlift Squadron
- 25th Light Artillery Battery
- Antenoran Guard
- 30thth Infantry Legion
- 31st Infantry Legion
- 32nd Infantry Legion
- Expeditionary Force Warspite
- 80th Infantry Legion
- 81st Infantry Legion
- 82nd Armored Legion
- 83rd Armored Legion
- 180th Heavy Airlift Squadron
- 181st Airlift Squadron
- Expeditionary Force Indomitable
- 85th Infantry Legion
- 86th Infantry Legion
- 87th Armored Legion
- 88th Armored Legion
- 182nd Heavy Airlift Squadron
- 183rd Airlift Squadron
- Heavy Artillery Brigade
- 50th Infantry Legion
- 52nd Infantry Legion
- 55th Artillery Battery
- 56th Artillery Battery
- 102nd Airlift Wing
- 105th Airlift Squadron
- 106th Airlift Squadron
- 101st Special Forces Legion
- Tempest Division
- 90th Airmobile Legion
Personnel
| Scholae Palatinae's Military Officer Ranks |
| |
O-1 |
O-2 |
O-3 |
O-4 |
O-5 |
O-6 |
O-7 |
O-8 |
O-9 |
O-10 |
O-11 |
O-12 |
O-13 |
O-14 |
O-15 |
|---|
| Legions: |
OC |
2LT |
1LT |
CPT |
MAJ |
LTC |
COL |
HCL |
BGN |
MGN |
LGN |
GEN |
HGN |
SMR |
FMR |
| Navy: |
OC |
ENS |
SLT |
LT |
LCR |
CDR |
CPT |
LCP |
COM |
RAD |
VAD |
ADL |
FAD |
HAD |
|
| Marines: |
OC |
2LT |
1LT |
CPT |
MAJ |
LTC |
COL |
BGN |
MGN |
LGN |
GEN |
HGN |
MAR |
SMR |
|
| TIE Corps: |
CAD |
SLT |
LT |
LCR |
CDR |
CPT |
MAJ |
LTC |
COL |
GEN |
VMR |
MAR |
FMR |
HMR |
|
Commissioned Officers
The commissioned officers are the managers, problem-solvers, and key planners in a position of authority who lead and command enlisted soldiers in all situations. Where enlisted soldiers may have control or charge in positions of authority, they will not have official command without a commission. They derive this authority directly from the Emperor of Scholae Palatinae and as such hold a commission document charging them with the duties and responsibilities of their respective office or position.
These commissioned officers have the skills, the training, and the character needed to inspire and encourage others. They embrace and embody the Core Army Values and apply them to every decision they make and every action they take. This training in leadership in management comes along with certain specialties depending on their intended specific function such as the highly specialized training as a starfighter pilot within the Scholae Palatinae Corps.
This authority is different from rank, where a superior officer will be anyone with a higher rank, and subordinate officer will be those with a lower rank. An officer’s rank can range from Officer Candidate to Surface Marshal.
| Scholae Palatinae's Military Enlisted Ranks |
| |
E-1 |
E-2 |
E-3 |
E-4 |
E-5 |
E-6 |
E-7 |
E-8 |
E-9 |
E-10 |
E-11 |
|---|
| Legions: |
PVT |
PFC |
LCP |
CPL |
SGT |
SSG |
GSG |
MSG |
FSG |
SGM |
MGS |
| Navy: |
CrR |
CrA |
Cr |
PO3 |
PO2 |
PO1 |
CPO |
SCPO |
MCPO |
|
|
| Marines: |
PVT |
PFC |
LCP |
CPL |
SGT |
SSG |
GSG |
MSG |
FSG |
SGM |
MGS |
| TIE Corps: |
TA |
TB |
TAd |
CT |
WO5 |
WO4 |
WO3 |
WO2 |
WO1 |
| |
Enlisted Ranks
Enlisted soldiers put plans into action. Much like employees at a company, Enlisted soldiers perform specific job functions and have the knowledge that ensures the success of their unit’s current mission within the Army. They perform specific job functions of their own specialty as apposed to the command responsibilities of commissioned officers.
An Enlisted Soldier’s rank can range from Private to Sergeant Major or Mastery Gunnery Sergeant.