Editing Empire Knightly Order Creation Tables (section)

==Organization==

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! colspan="2" |What is the order’s age? (1d100)
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! 1-10
| Primordial: This order dates back to the founding days of the Empire, when the concepts of knighthood and nobility were still new amongst the race of Men. The fathers and grandfathers of these earliest knights may have even fought alongside Sigmar Unberogen himself as he unified the tribes, drove off the Orcs and established the Empire. The first Grand Master may even have done so himself. Otherwise, the order may have been founded after Sigmar's abdication and departure over the several centuries where the Empire remained united until the assassination of Emperor Mandred Skavenslayer.
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! 11-30
| Venerable: This order was founded in or around the Time of Three Emperors, an age of political instability when the great city-states rose to prominence, the province of Solland was crushed beneath the feet of Greenskin hordes, and righteous Crusades were prosecuted against Araby. The order either participated in the defeat of Jaffar's tyranny or was founded in the aftermath by veterans of the conflict.
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! 31-55
| Esteemed: This order’s inception coincided with the rise of Vlad Von Carstein and his heinous progeny. The Vampire Wars exacted a great toll on the armies and spirit of the Empire, but also strengthened the conviction of its people to fight against the dark powers of the world. The Age of the Three Emperors continued as the Empire slowly marched into its dark age.
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! 56-85
| Established: This orders founders saw the Empire reach its lowest valley, as well as its highest peak: The Great War Against Chaos. They fought under Magnus the Pious against the foul hosts of the 12th Everchosen Asavar Kul, and watched him reunify for the first time since Mandred's death and rebuild the realm in grand style with the help of the Elves and Dwarfs. This was the Golden Age of the Empire as Magnus the Pious became the greatest Emperor since Sigmar himself, and the Empire gained much power from the reunification and the reforms including the Colleges of Magic.
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! 86-100
| Fledgling: This order was formed between Emperor Magnus's death to the first couple of years of the reign of the incumbent Emperor, Karl Franz I von Holswig-Schliestein. Though threats old and new threaten destruction from every front, the brave men of the Empire hold fast to the spirit of martial virtue and the name of their warrior god, Sigmar.
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! colspan="2" |What is the order’s religious affiliation? (1d100)
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! 1-45
| Secular Order: This order pledges itself to no god in particular, and its members can worship as they please
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! 46-60
| Templars of Sigmar: This order is devoted to Sigmar, ascended warrior god of Men in general, and the Empire in particular
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! 61-70
| Templars of Ulric: This order is a member of the cult of Ulric, warrior god of winter, wolves, and probably also the colors grey and blue
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! 71-80
| Templars of Myrmidia: This order follows the example of Myrmidia, warrior goddess of strategy, war-craft, and professional soldiery
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! 81-85
| Templars of Taal: This order worships Taal, god of nature and wild places
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! 86-90
| Templars of Morr: This order fights for Morr, god of death and dreams
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! 91-95
| Templars of Manann: This order venerates Manann, god of the seas
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! 96-100
| Templars of Verena: This order follows Verena, goddess of law, government, and academia
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! colspan="2" |How strong is the order in terms of manpower? (1d100)
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! 1-20
| Minuscule: No more than a few dozen knights, as well as their personal servants
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! 21-45
| Small: Around a hundred knights, with both personal and order-retained servants
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! 46-75
| Average: A few hundred knights. All servants from here on are retained by the order
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! 76-95
| Major: Nearly a thousand knights
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! 96-100
| Grand: Around two thousand knights, perhaps even more
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! colspan="2" |How is the order’s strength distributed throughout the Empire? (1d100)
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! 1-10
| Dispersed: For whatever reason, the order’s knights rarely congregate in groups larger than four or five outside of wartime. The men themselves rarely stay in one place for very long
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! 11-35
| Concentrated: The order operates out of one or more stand-alone chapterhouses, usually in the deep forest or countryside. These can take the form of castles, mansions, or even temples
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! 36-60
| Urban: The order’s chapterhouses are all located in one or more of the Empire’s major cities. This often means that the order’s leaders are more involved in power struggles and politicking
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! 61-85
| Garrisoned: The fortresses maintained by the Elector Counts keep a constant vigil over the Empire’s heartlands. Here the order’s knights are stationed, alongside the more common soldiery
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! 86-100
| Migratory: Though the order’s knights operate as a single unified body, they must still move from chapterhouse to chapterhouse in order to fulfill their avowed duties
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! colspan="2" |In which province is the order based? (1d100)
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! 1-13
| Reikland
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! 14-22
| Nordland
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! 23-32
| Averland
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! 33-41
| Ostland
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! 42-51
| Talabecland
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! 52-60
| Ostermark
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! 61-70
| Wissenland (and possibly Solland if they were formed before its destruction)
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! 71-80
| Stirland
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! 81-90
| Middenland
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! 91-99
| Hochland
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! 100
| The Moot
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