The English Royal Navy. The guild created upon the request of Lord Admiral Davy Helmhound, to the King of Great Britain and Isle. John Breasly. This Guild to be the New naval guild amoung England. Under the command of Lord of Admiralty Matthew Blastshot. The new guild combines old traditions of the Royal Navy with the most modern tactics and Vessels. The New Guild was created to bring back the Golden age of Sail, when the Royal Navy Rulled the High Seas.
Ranks
(In order from Lowest to Highest)
Sailor
Midshipmen
Cadet
Petty Officer
English Royal Navy Emblem
Cadet Major
Lieutenant
Lieutenant Commande
Commander
Captain
Commodore
Rear Admiral
Admiral
Lord Admiral
High Lord Admiral
Uniforms
*Uniforms to Differ Upon Avalibility*
~Sailors - Midshipmen~
Plain Linen Long Sleve
Adventure Belt
(White) Plain Linen Trousers
Wallop Boots
~Cadet - Cadet Major~
Diplomat Hat
Evening Jacket
(Red) Linen Long Sleve
Adventure Belt
(White) Plain Cotton Trousers
Adventure Boots
~Liuetenant - Commodore~
Diplomat Hat
Fleet Long Coat or Tourist Long Coat
Plain Linen Long Sleve
Adventure Belt
(White) Plain Linen Trousers
Adventure Boots
~Rear Admiral - High Lord Admiral~
Admiral Hat
Fleet Long Coat or Black Gold Long Coat
(White) Plain Linen Long Sleve
Embellished Vest
Adventure Belt
(White) Plain Linen Trousers
Blue Fur Top Boots or Adventure Boots
Edicts
The following rules and edicts should be followed at all times in the guild. Failure to do so will result in a demotion or even termination from the guild.
- Represent England to the fullest.
- Respect your superior officers.
- Follow Orders Given by Superior Officer.
- Adress Superiors with Proper titles.
- Uniforms are to be Worn at all Meetings and Battles.
- Do Not attack enemy unless instructed to do so.
- Go to all Royal Navy Meetings if Instructed to do so.
- Do not claim to be a title you are not.
- Talk of Mutiney will result in gallows.
*If any of these rules are broken (The Major Ones) Guild Officers will devise punishment if needed*
King's Men
Gentlemen. I shall not ask any more than of any men than
what that man can deliver, but I do ask this, are we not King's men?
On the King's mission?
I did not note any fear in the eyes of the Spanish as they
passed us by. Are we not King's men?
Hands aloft, and bear away! Stave on ahead to Whitecap Bay!
-Hector Barbossa, HMS Providence