Peón - Revision history

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Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	Before being able to work in a ~~cregan~~, a Guardia needs to go through the [[Ceremony of Purification]]. This is usually when they are a Peón, but it could apply to any rank.		Before being able to work in a Cregan, a Guardia needs to go through the [[Ceremony of Purification]]. This is usually when they are a Peón, but it could apply to any rank.

	==Characters==		==Characters==

LairaG: /* Characters */

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Characters

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	Named Peón: ''none''		Named Peón: ''none''


	{{CasteNavigation}}		{{CasteNavigation}}

	[[Category:Caste System]]		[[Category:Caste System]]

LairaG at 18:00, 23 February 2026

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	'''English: Recruit'''		'''English: Recruit'''

	~~Recluta are~~ untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. They are considered [[Soldado]] when their commander believes them suitable.		A Peón is an untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. They are considered [[Soldado]] when their commander believes them suitable.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name is the direct Spanish word for "~~recruit~~".		The name is the direct Spanish word for "foot soldier".

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

	The ~~recluta~~ has no identifying insignia to differentiate them from [[Soldado]]s. As their training is among qualified Guardia, everyone will know their identity.		The Peón has no identifying insignia to differentiate them from [[Soldado]]s. As their training is among qualified Guardia, everyone will know their identity.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

	Before being able to work in a cregan, a Guardia needs to go through the [[Ceremony of Purification]]. This is usually when they are ~~Recluta~~, but it could apply to any rank.		Before being able to work in a cregan, a Guardia needs to go through the [[Ceremony of Purification]]. This is usually when they are a Peón, but it could apply to any rank.

	==Characters==		==Characters==

	Named ~~Recluta~~: ''none''		Named Peón: ''none''

	{{CasteNavigation}}		{{CasteNavigation}}

	[[Category:Caste System]]		[[Category:Caste System]]

LairaG: LairaG moved page Recluta to Peón

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LairaG moved page Recluta to Peón

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LairaG at 15:44, 23 February 2026

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	'''English: Recruit'''		'''English: Recruit'''


	Recluta are untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. They are considered [[Soldado]] when their commander believes them suitable.		Recluta are untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. They are considered [[Soldado]] when their commander believes them suitable.

LairaG at 15:43, 23 February 2026

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	Recluta are untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. ~~Once considered qualified, they undergo the [[Ceremony of Purification]] after which they~~ are considered [[Soldado]].		Recluta are untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. They are considered [[Soldado]] when their commander believes them suitable.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

LairaG at 15:41, 23 February 2026

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	Recluta are untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. Once considered qualified, they undergo the [[Ceremony of Purification]] after which they ~~become~~ [[Soldado]].		Recluta are untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. Once considered qualified, they undergo the [[Ceremony of Purification]] after which they are considered [[Soldado]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

LairaG at 15:40, 23 February 2026

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	Recluta are		Recluta are untrained foot soldiers. There is no training establishment for Guardia: new recruits are placed among trained troopers to learn their trade. Once considered qualified, they undergo the [[Ceremony of Purification]] after which they become [[Soldado]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

LairaG: /* Etymology */

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Etymology

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name ~~comes from~~		The name is the direct Spanish word for "recruit".

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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Appearance

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	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

			The recluta has no identifying insignia to differentiate them from [[Soldado]]s. As their training is among qualified Guardia, everyone will know their identity.

	==Notes==		==Notes==