Editing Imperial Guard Regiment Commander Creation Tables (section)

===Regiment Demographic===
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! Recruitment Criteria
! d100
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| '''Volunteers:''' Only the brave and desperate (of both of which there are plenty) join this Regiment. This may be taken automatically. (You can also roll a second time to have a more specific method.)
| 1–5
|-
| '''Veterans:''' Taken from the "best" of the PDF and bolstered by experienced troops from other Regiments, this Regiment knows a little more about battle than most.
| 6–10
|-
| '''Caste-born:''' Raised from birth as the warrior caste of their society, these soldiers make up in training and pedigree what they lack in experience.
| 11–15
|-
| '''Nobility:''' Bought their commission for honor and glory.
| 16–20
|-
| '''Priesthood:''' This Regiment is comprised of those who venerate the God-Emperor in his soldier aspect.
| 21–25
|-
| '''Abhumans:''' Ratlings, Ogryn, and other such useful creatures.
| 26–30
|-
| '''Tribespeople:''' All you have to do is teach them which way the gun points, for living in an area with lesser technology produces hard soldiers.
| 31–35
|-
| '''Lottery:''' Selection by the God-Emperor's grace, and a little luck.
| 36–40
|-
| '''Spacers:''' Born on asteroids, off-world hab-stations, or the vessels of the Imperial Navy. (If Navy Armsmen was rolled, this may be taken as default.)
| 41–45
|-
| '''Firstborn:''' Chosen by right of being the eldest child.
| 46–50
|-
| '''Vat-grown:''' No families to complain, no friends to consider. This may be taken automatically.
| 51–55
|-
| '''Gangers:''' They fought each other in the slums, now they fight a true enemy. (If Penal Legion was rolled, this may be taken as default.)
| 56–60
|-
| '''Convicts:''' Even the scum of the Emperor's domains may find purpose serving their sentence on the front lines. (If Penal Legion was rolled, this may be taken as default.)
| 61–65
|-
| '''Non-Standard:''' This Regiment recruits from multiple groups. Roll 1d3 times on this chart.
| 66–70
|-
| '''Scholars Pressed into Service:''' Administratum scribes and local adepts handed a lasgun and a prayer book.
| 71–74
|-
| '''Gene-Warriors:''' Genetically modified troops grown and raised for war. Highly uniform, eerily so.
| 75–77
|-
| '''Orphan Conscripts:''' Harvested en masse from warzones and orphanariums.
| 78–80
|-
| '''Ecclesiarchy Pilgrims:''' Religious fanatics who are too unstable to let romming around in the homeworld, and thus, sent to die across the stars 
| 81–85
|-
| '''Knightly House Retainers:''' The guards, squires and armsmen of a fallen Knight House, reorganized under the Guard, their noble command still retains much of their regal authority and conections
| 84–86
|-
| '''Scum Pressed-Gang:''' Rounded up en masse in enforcer´s sweeps; still wear rags under their flak armor.
| 87–89
|-
| '''Savage Natives:''' From near-death or fringe parts fo their world, trained to live and kill in harsh biomes.
| 90–92
|-
| '''Crusade-born:''' Raised entirely on a crusade fleet, knowing only war, doctrine, and void-prayers.
| 93–95
|-
| '''Psyker Tainted Lineages:''' Carefully screened but drawn from populations with high latent psychic mutations. Watched very closely.
| 96–98
|-
| '''Archeotech Custodians:''' Recruited from a society built around safeguarding forgotten Imperial Relics.
| 99
|-
| '''Forbidden Origins:''' Records redacted. Rumors suggest xenos blood, warp-altered breeding, or worse. Proceed with caution.
| 100
|}



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! Nature of Recruitment
! d10
|- 
| '''Punishment/Redemption:''' Recruits are gathered from the dregs of society, or as a punishment for past sins.  (If Gangers, Convicts, or Lottery was rolled on demographic table, you may select this by default)
| 1
|-
| '''Elite tithe:''' The best of the best of the planet were recruited for this regiment.  (If veterans, caste-born or nobility was rolled on demographic table, you may select this by default)
| 2-4
|-
| '''Standard conscription:''' Average or above-average citizens recruited from all levels of society. (If Volunteers, Firstborn, or Lottery was rolled on the demographic table, you may select this by default)
| 5-10
|-
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