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== | ==Ranks of Lone Wolves United== | ||
'''Khan''' | |||
*The Khan is the top rank in the region. They have the final decision in the running the region. | |||
'''Il-Khan''' | |||
An Il-Khan is the Khan's second-in-command. They run the region in the Khan's absence, and will often lead the region's day-to-day operations. They become the Khan should the Khan resign. | |||
'''Alpha Emeritus''' | |||
*When the Khan resigns their position, they become an Alpha Emeritus. This rank helps by advising Command in the running of the region, and retain their position as officers. | |||
'''Khalif''' | |||
A Khalif is a Command-level officer. They help advise the Khan, as well as making a few decisions themselves, in the running of the region itself. Khalifs are excellent raid leaders in their own right, and serve in LWU's Command. | |||
'''Cherbi''' | |||
Kheshigs that have proven themselves again and again may find themselves promoted yet again. A Cherbi is the highest non-Command rank. There is nothing in a raid that a Cherbi can not do, and they have proven themselves dedicated to Lone Wolves United through their excellence in leading operations. | |||
'''Kheshig''' | |||
Kheshig is the first of the officer ranks. A Kheshig is a raider that knows the ins and outs of raiding, and knows how to lead a raid. They can trigger, point, and stealth raid as well. Kheshigs are free to organise their own raids. | |||
'''Ghazi''' | |||
A Ghazi is a veteran raider. These raiders have proven their worth repeatedly through their contributions to the region in some form or fashion. They excel at all aspects of participating in a raid, from regular raids to stealth operations. | |||
'''Wolf''' | |||
A Wolf is the next rank above Cub. A Wolf knows how to raid properly, but may not know the ins and outs of stealth raiding, triggering, or pointing yet. Wolves have proven their capabilities in regular raids, however, and form the core of Lone Wolves United's success as a crasher organisation. | |||
'''Cub''' | |||
A Cub is the starting rank of many new members of Lone Wolves United. Someone of this rank has little to no experience raiding and has just recently joined the region as a raider. Their goal is to get promoted to Wolf, through participation in training raids. | |||
<small>''Source: Ranks of Lone Wolves United''</small><ref name="Rank Dispatch">[https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1869452 Lone Wolves United Ranks (Dispatch)]</ref> | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 20:49, 13 February 2025
| Lone Wolves United | |
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| Founded By | First and Second Founder
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| Founded | April 2005 |
| Khan |
Chef Big Dog |
| Khalif |
Red Crest |
| Taishi |
Lamb Stone |
| DEER Director |
Hyperwolf |
| Alpha Emeritus |
Former Khans
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| External Links | |
Lone Wolves United is the oldest remaining raider organization in NationStates, and both the largest in terms of numbers as well as the most successful in diplomacy in all of raiderdom. They remain true to their founding principles and embrace the villain role that is attributed to raiders in ways that no others do. Among all of the oldest raider organizations, Lone Wolves United has also never been embroiled in a scandal that is associated with onsite cheating. They remain the most committed in-character villains, but their public relations strategy is so successful and their foreign affairs strategy so canny that they are considered the best raiders. They were once termed "the raiders we all like" despite the fact that they do not downplay the impact or nature of raiding itself. Lone Wolves United is the only raider organization in the modern day to avoid being diplomatically iced out of politics despite the best efforts of defenders. They are additionally the most successful non-scripting raiders.
History of Lone Wolves United
Ranks of Lone Wolves United
Khan
- The Khan is the top rank in the region. They have the final decision in the running the region.
Il-Khan An Il-Khan is the Khan's second-in-command. They run the region in the Khan's absence, and will often lead the region's day-to-day operations. They become the Khan should the Khan resign.
Alpha Emeritus
- When the Khan resigns their position, they become an Alpha Emeritus. This rank helps by advising Command in the running of the region, and retain their position as officers.
Khalif A Khalif is a Command-level officer. They help advise the Khan, as well as making a few decisions themselves, in the running of the region itself. Khalifs are excellent raid leaders in their own right, and serve in LWU's Command.
Cherbi Kheshigs that have proven themselves again and again may find themselves promoted yet again. A Cherbi is the highest non-Command rank. There is nothing in a raid that a Cherbi can not do, and they have proven themselves dedicated to Lone Wolves United through their excellence in leading operations.
Kheshig Kheshig is the first of the officer ranks. A Kheshig is a raider that knows the ins and outs of raiding, and knows how to lead a raid. They can trigger, point, and stealth raid as well. Kheshigs are free to organise their own raids.
Ghazi A Ghazi is a veteran raider. These raiders have proven their worth repeatedly through their contributions to the region in some form or fashion. They excel at all aspects of participating in a raid, from regular raids to stealth operations.
Wolf A Wolf is the next rank above Cub. A Wolf knows how to raid properly, but may not know the ins and outs of stealth raiding, triggering, or pointing yet. Wolves have proven their capabilities in regular raids, however, and form the core of Lone Wolves United's success as a crasher organisation.
Cub A Cub is the starting rank of many new members of Lone Wolves United. Someone of this rank has little to no experience raiding and has just recently joined the region as a raider. Their goal is to get promoted to Wolf, through participation in training raids.
Source: Ranks of Lone Wolves United[1]