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| − | =Nolton Watch=
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| − | ==The Regular Watch==
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| − | The watch is the police force of Nolton.
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| − | Watch members are mostly warriors and gain 1000xp per year of service.
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| − | Certain invidivuals with the "right stuff" are recognized and promoted
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| − | through the ranks.
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| − | The Watch is a respected career and only selects capable and morally
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| − | upright invididuals as recruits (base stats of 10 across and lawful or
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| − | neutral good alignment.) The average watchman has at least 5 years of
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| − | experience. Watchmen accumulate 1000 xp per year in the course of
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| − | their jobs.
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| − | All watchmen train to use clubs to subdue, and do not suffer any to
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| − | hit penalty to do subdual damage with clubs.
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| − | Green Watchman (1+ years): War 2, stats = 10, HP 13, att +2, AC: 13
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| − | Gear: MW Club +3 (d6), whistle, studded leather armor, manacles
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| − | Feats: Skill Focus: Spot, Non-lethal: club
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| − | Skills: Spot +9, Intimidate: +5, sense motive +0
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| − | Regular Watchman (6+ years): War 4, stats = 10, HP: 23, bab: +4, AC: 13
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| − | Gear: MW Club +5 (d6), whistle, studded leather armor, manacles
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| − | Feats: Skill Focus: Spot, Skill Focus: Intimidate, Non-lethal: club
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| − | Skills: Spot +10, Intimidate: +10, sense motive +2
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| − | Veteran Watchman (15+ years): War 6, stats = 10, HP: 33, att: +6, AC: 13
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| − | Gear: MW Club +7 (d6), whistle, studded leather armor, manacles
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| − | Feats: Skill Focus: Intimidate, Skill Focus: Spot, Non-lethal: club
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| − | Skill Focus: Sense Motive
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| − | Skills: Spot +10, Intimidate: +10, sense motive +10
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| − | Patrols are usually several pairs of watchmen, patrolling within
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| − | whistle distance of each other. Blowing a watchman's whistle is a
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| − | standard action that will usually bring 2 pairs of watchmen within 5
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| − | rounds (and also the attention of nearby concerned citizens). And 0-4
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| − | more pairs within 5 more rounds.
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| − | Usually pairs on patrol are armed in light armor and carry only a club
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| − | as armament. When expecting trouble, it is usual to have larger | |
| − | groups in scale armor and with ranged weaponry (Light Crossbows).
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| − | ==Nolton Yard==
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| − | Investigations of crimes are done by the detectives attached to Nolton Yard.
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| − | Typical Detective (6+ years) War 1/Exp 3, int 12, HP: 20, att: +3, AC 10
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| − | Gear: MW Club +4 (d6), whistle, regular clothes or dress uniform
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| − | Feats: Skill Focus: Spot, Non-lethal: club, Skill Focus: Search
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| − | Skills: Spot +10, Intimidate +6, Search +11, Sense Motive +7,
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| − | Gather Information +3, Know: Local: +2
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| − | Inspector (15+ years) War 1/Exp 5, int 12, HP: 28, att: +4, AC 10
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| − | Gear: MW Club +4 (d6), whistle, regular clothes or dress uniform
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| − | Feats: Skill Focus: Spot, Non-lethal: club, Skill Focus: Search,
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| − | Skill Focus: Sense Motive
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| − | Skills: Spot +13, Intimidate +9, Search +13, Sense Motive +13,
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| − | Gather Information +7, Know: Local +4
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| − | ==Ranks of Watchmen==
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| − | Regular watchmen are Junior Constables, Constables, and Sergeants that
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| − | usually correspond to green, typical and veteran watchmen. Further
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| − | advancement is possible into special units or into the ranks of
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| − | officers.
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| − | Special units focus on a particular task in addition to regular
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| − | duties. They have the same ranks as regular watchmen but add
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| − | "special" to thier title as in "Special Junior Constable". Three such
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| − | units exist:
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| − | Heavy Squad: Train as fighters. Used to deal with riots, or large
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| − | scale brawls. Equip: Banded Mail, Large Shields Feat Progression:
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| − | Combat Expertise, Improved Trip, Improved Disarm.
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| − | Infiltrator Squad: Train as rogues, with focus on bluff, sense motive,
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| − | and gather information. These are an anti-organized crime unit as
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| − | well as an anti-spy unit. Their existence is public knowledge,
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| − | although their identities are not.
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| − | Inquisitors: Train as magic using classes. min spell casting stat 13,
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| − | Focus on Divination and Enchantment magic.
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| − | Officers are selected either by natural talent and or experience and
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| − | merit. Officers often diverge from the typical warrior advancement
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| − | track into specialized NPC classes like expert or sometimes into
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| − | heroic classes. Officers usually advance through the investigative
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| − | branch (Nolton Yard) of ranks Detective, Senior Detective, Inspector,
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| − | and then the command ranks of Detective Leftenant, Captain, Chief
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| − | Inspector and Commisioner.
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| − | Relative Ranks: Min Service:
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| − | Junior Constable 1
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| − | Special Junior Constable 1
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| − | Constable 5
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| − | Special Constable 5
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| − | Sergeant 15
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| − | Special Sergeant 15
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| − | Officers:
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| − | Detective 5
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| − | Senior Detective 10
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| − | Watch Lt 15
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| − | Detective Lt = Inspector 15
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| − | Captain 20
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| − | Captain of the Yard 20
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| − | Chief Inspector 25
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| − | Commisioner 25
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| − | Career Paths:
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| − | Jr Constable -> Sp. Jr. Constable
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| − | Constable -> Sp. Constable or Detective
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| − | Sergeant -> Sp. Sergeant or Watch Lt. or Detective
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| − | Special Junior Constable
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| − | Special Constable
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| − | Special Sergeant -> Watch Lt. or Detective
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| − | Detective
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| − | Senior Detective -> Detective Lt.
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| − | Inspector
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| − | Detective Lt. -> Captain
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| − | Captain of the Yard -> Commisioner
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| − | Chief Inspector -> Commisioner
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| − | Watch Lt.
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| − | Captain -> Captain of the Yard
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| − | Commisioner
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| − | ==Organization==
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| − | The watch are organized into pairs of two within squads of 20 to 30.
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| − | Each squad is responsible for an area of the city and have a sergeant
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| − | as the squad leader. Several squads are organized into a precinct | |
| − | with each watch squad reporting into the watch leftenant for that
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| − | precinct. A captain is responsible for the whole of the precinct and
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| − | reports to the commisioner. Reporting to the captain is the watch
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| − | leftenant and the detective leftenent. The detective leftenant
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| − | commands a small group of Detectives and Sr. Detectives attached to
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| − | the precinct and also reports to the captain of the yard.
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| − | Nolton Yard is the responsibilty of the Chief Inspector who reports
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| − | to the Commisioner. Several independant inspectors report The Chief
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| − | Inspector as well as the Captain of the Yard who is responsible for
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| − | administering the The Chief Inspector is also res
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| − | The commisioner is responsible for the watch and for Nolton Yard.
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| − | Special Units are not attached to a particular precinct but rather to
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| − | the commisioner's office through the captain of special forces. Each
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| − | special unit also has a Watch Lt. to administer it.
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| − | The academy also reports to the commisioner. It is not offically part
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| − | of the watch but is comprised of former, respected watch members.
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| − | Instructors at the academy retain their rank they had in the watch as
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| − | an honorary but are outside the command structure. The person
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| − | responsible for the academy is usually a former captain, chief
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| − | inspector or commisioner. The academy performs regular watchmen
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| − | training, as well as special forces training and detective training.
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