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Knight Chaplains lead the clergy in the army, with every religion that was represented in the Army having its own Knight Chaplain. The Knight Chaplain's position in the Church to which he belongs did not matter. Knight Chaplains acted as councilors, teachers and oversaw all clerical abilities within the Prantz army. All [[Clerics]] and [[Cleric]] officers were known by their rank in the Corps first. Their rank in their Church came second. | |||
Castellans were known for their ability to tally and control funds and equipment--the Quartermaster, if you will. A castellan governed supplies, funds and needed equipment for the Army Officer Corps. | |||
Heralds were the keepers of history and messengers. | |||
Standard Bearers carried the Standards of the Army Officer Corps as well as the Prantz Army and the King. This was an extreme position of honor. | |||
The Army Officer Corps was very discipline oriented. While in the presences of outsiders, officers would address each other by title/rank. Members saluted and greeted officers of higher rank and were professional and polite. Politics was not required in the Army Officer Corps. They had one purpose and only one purpose: to lead the Army of Prantz competently. | The Army Officer Corps was very discipline oriented. While in the presences of outsiders, officers would address each other by title/rank. Members saluted and greeted officers of higher rank and were professional and polite. Politics was not required in the Army Officer Corps. They had one purpose and only one purpose: to lead the Army of Prantz competently. | ||