Editing Imperial Guard Regiment Commander Creation Tables (section)

===Regiment Legends===
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! colspan="2" |Regiment Legends (d100)
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! 1–5
| '''Regimental Commander:''' The highest-ranking officer, known for decisive leadership in the regiment’s greatest battles.
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! 6–10
| '''Colonel:''' A veteran officer responsible for training and strategic deployment of the regiment’s forces.
|-
! 11–15
| '''Major:''' A field commander who leads battalions or specialized units during combat operations.
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! 16–20
| '''Captain:''' Leads a company-sized element, often known for direct combat experience and inspiring troops.
|-
! 21–25
| '''Lieutenant:''' Junior officer who commands platoons, often proving their mettle in skirmishes.
|-
! 26–30
| '''Sergeant:''' Non-commissioned officer responsible for squad leadership and maintaining discipline under fire.
|-
! 31–35
| '''Corporal:''' Experienced veteran who leads fireteams and serves as mentor to new recruits.
|-
! 36–40
| '''Veteran Guardsman:''' Seasoned soldier with multiple campaigns, known for battlefield wisdom and resilience.
|-
! 41–45
| '''Shock Trooper:''' Elite assault infantry famed for leading daring charges and high-risk missions.
|-
! 46–50
| '''Sniper:''' Expert marksman skilled in long-range engagements and reconnaissance.
|-
! 51–55
| '''Heavy Weapons Specialist:''' Operates heavy weapons teams providing suppressive and anti-armor firepower.
|-
! 56–60
| '''Medic/Chirurgeon:''' Frontline medic responsible for stabilizing and saving wounded comrades.
|-
! 61–65
| '''Standard Bearer:''' Carries the regimental colors, inspiring troops and preserving morale in battle.
|-
! 66–70
| '''Communications Officer:''' Maintains battlefield communications and coordinates with supporting arms.
|-
! 71–75
| '''Engineer/Demolition Expert:''' Handles fortifications, sabotage, and explosive ordinance disposal.
|-
! 76–80
| '''Scout:''' Reconnaissance specialist skilled in stealth, infiltration, and target marking.
|-
! 81–85
| '''Recruit:''' A new soldier whose potential was first realized during desperate battles.
|-
! 86–90
| '''Commissar:''' Political officer responsible for morale and loyalty, often feared as much as respected.
|-
! 91–95
| '''Chaplain:''' Spiritual leader who bolsters faith and fervor among the troops.
|-
! 96–100
| '''Abhuman Auxiliary:''' Includes Ogryns, Ratlings, or other sanctioned non-human troops integrated into the regiment.
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