List of the Soldiers of Torién

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Sai-renian Soldiers
The Sai-renian military is very well-trained and well-organised soldiers. Training is comenced over two and a half years to become a full Sai-renian soldier. Sai-renian soldiers were so organised that they had specific manouvers and fighting strikes. This did make the fighting style predictable and easy to adapt to for Sai-renian enemies. The Sai-renian army is one of the most technologically advanced militaries in all of Torién. Like most armies in Torién, the Sai-renian army has ranks that soldiers have to go through to gain respect and better jobs. Soldiers may also become specialists in a specific field (example: Tari are stealth and assassination specialists). The Sai-renian army is the largest in all of Torién not including the Anars military.

Monese Soldiers
The Monese army is strange compared to other Torién militaries in relation to their ideologies and philosophies encouraging peace, love and respect among their enemies. Monese soldiers have no specific training period. Instead, they become active fighters when their masters believe them ready.

A popular saying among the Monese army in relation to training is that "A Monese soldier's training ends when his life does." This implies that all Monese soldiers are in their training period and will only stop once they die.

The Monese army has a very strong reputation for winning battles and wars. They strike swiftly and strongly and are the most elite warriors in all of Torién. Even though the Monese army has the ability to destroy their enemies, they prefer to avoid confrontation and when they do, they try to avoid as much bloodshed as they can.

The Monese fighting style is also an artform. Like many armies in Torién, the Monese army has ranks which are more like guidlines than they are positions. There are 12 ranks in the Monese army and there are also a large variety of specialist positions.

Ovate Soldiers
Ovate soldiers are a collection of savage, barbaric fighters that have no organisation, no training and no rankings. Certain soldiers do have preferred jobs though and can move between them freely (example: A Head-Slayer may freely change to become an archer). Due to these jobs, little war communities have sprouted, keeping certain specialities together.