Armist
Armists are professionals that look after the patients of embraces.
Career
Qualifications
As with brasors, the armists receive training in the following subjects:
Combat:
Combat:
- Successful usage of restraint methods
- Theory of projectile weapons
- Practice of non-traditional mêlée
- Successful usage of necropathic methods
- Protection of communal mental health
- Elimination of addiction
- Prevention of harm through the environment
- Application of report regulations
- Fundamentals of digital communication
- Study of the Crown's Book of Justice
- Forms of verbal and gestural aura management
- Theory of interpersonal communication
- Study of social constructs in confinement
- Successful improvement of individual value
- Teachings on the focus of mind and body
- Application and training of expedient availability
- Transformation of adverse situations through negotiation
Career Progression
Armists and brasors both receive ranks based on how many years they have served.
Armist ranks are represented by bright green bands, known as colours, around the left wrist and right ankle.
The ranks are as follows:
This is called 'doubling'.
A member of staff that has achieved the highest rank in both colours is known as a 'full colour', although this has only occured once in the history of the Empire.
Armist ranks are represented by bright green bands, known as colours, around the left wrist and right ankle.
The ranks are as follows:
- No previous service: No colours
- One year of service: One colour
- Four years of service: Two colours
- Sixteen years of service: Three colours
- Thirty-two years of service: Four colours
This is called 'doubling'.
A member of staff that has achieved the highest rank in both colours is known as a 'full colour', although this has only occured once in the history of the Empire.
Payment & Reimbursement
As with most government employees, armists receive a healthy salary to keep the quality of services high.
Other Benefits
Armists have a very fulfilling profession since they are constantly in contact with people who require their help and are in a very happy environment.
Perception
Social Status
As many government employees, they are often respected by fellow citizens but not particularly highly regarded.
History
Armists were established upon the founding of the Tightish Empire to serve in the new social services.
Operations
Tools
Armists will have access to medical equipment, so that they may do regular examinations on patients.
Provided Services
Armists provide social and medical support to patients of an embrace.
They also take up duties to keep watch at night and organise events and leisurely activities.
They also take up duties to keep watch at night and organise events and leisurely activities.
Dangers & Hazards
Certain patients may be dangerous, but not have committed a crime.
To prevent patients from harming the armists, armists must undergo the same training as brasors, including various forms of self defence and risk mitigation.
To prevent patients from harming the armists, armists must undergo the same training as brasors, including various forms of self defence and risk mitigation.
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