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'''English: Recruit''' | '''English: Recruit''' | ||
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 " | The name is the direct Spanish word for "foot soldier". | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
The | 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 | 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 | Named Peón: ''none'' | ||
{{CasteNavigation}} | {{CasteNavigation}} | ||
[[Category:Caste System]] | [[Category:Caste System]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:53, 27 February 2026
English: Recruit
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
[edit]The name is the direct Spanish word for "foot soldier".
Appearance
[edit]The Peón has no identifying insignia to differentiate them from Soldados. As their training is among qualified Guardia, everyone will know their identity.
Notes
[edit]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
[edit]Named Peón: none