The Diarchy

Diarchy Organizational Chart

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Supreme Command

• Diarch
• The supreme leader of the Diarchy, responsible for all strategic decisions, governance, and overall direction.

Diarchs:

Darth Reign
Darth Rellik

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High Council

• Council of Lords
• A group of elite Sith advisors to the Diarch, each overseeing specific domains (e.g., military, diplomacy, intelligence).

Archon of Death - Darth Nexion
Archon of Life - Darth Hemorpheus

• High Marshal
• Senior military advisor, overseeing all military strategies and operations.

• High Admiral
• Senior naval advisor, managing fleet tactics and maritime strategy.

• High Councilor of Intelligence
• Oversees intelligence operations and strategic data analysis

Corvin Nylund

• High Chancellor
• Political leader managing internal governance and representing the Diarchy externally.

Tashi Qsa
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Government and Diplomacy

• Chancellor
• Manages internal affairs and governance; leads the Diarchy in diplomatic relations.

• Diplomatic Envoy
• Responsible for negotiations and treaty-making with other factions.

• Governor
• Oversees specific territories or planets, implementing Diarchy policies and maintaining order.

• Ambassador
• Represents the Diarchy in foreign relations, promoting diplomatic ties and trade agreements.

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Economic Affairs

• Minister of Commerce
• Oversees trade, commerce, and economic policy, ensuring financial stability and growth.

• Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
• Manages the faction's finances, budgeting, and resource allocation.

• Logistics Coordinator
• Ensures the efficient flow of goods and resources, managing supply chains for military and civilian needs.

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Military Command
1. Ground Forces

• Field General
• Senior commander of ground forces, directing major military campaigns directly under the Diarchy. Takes command in the largest battles and is personally picked for their astounding long service and military mind.

• General
• Guides the Corp to the expectation of the Field General, working together with several other Generals to manage sections of large scale battles. Typically guiding two or more regiments and working with all aspects of the military. Including Logistics, liaison to the air force, navy, and intelligence.

• Colonel
• Commands regiments, responsible for tactical planning and execution. Including infantry, artillery, armor, aviation, and special forces with thousands of men under their command. Always working with up to three elements under his command.

• Major
• Oversees battalions, managing troop movements and engagements. Personally in the field with the troops, insuring the validity and real time handling of the Colonels plans including staging support elements - Mortars, Anti tank weaponry, Machine gun platoons.

• Captain
• Leads companies, ensuring mission success and execution. A more personal role where you will ensure individual capability and handling of up to two hundred soldiers. You will know your men and fight besides them under fire.

• Lieutenant
• Commands squads, implementing plans in combat. This is for people who want to manage patrols, train soldiers personally, uphold the code of warfare down to the man and will be the supervisor to the lower level ranks.

Specializations:

• Shock Troopers: Elite infantry trained for rapid assaults.
• Heavy Weapons Specialists: Operate heavy artillery.
• Combat Medics: Provide medical support on the battlefield.

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2. Naval Forces

• Fleet Admiral
• Commands large fleets, overseeing naval battles and strategy.

• Captain
• Commands individual starships, responsible for ship operations.

• Lieutenant Commander
• Assists the captain in tactical operations.

• Ensign
• Junior officers handling various duties aboard starships.

Specializations:

• Starfighter Pilots: Engage in space combat.
• Tactical Officers: Focus on naval strategies.
• Engineering Crew: Maintain and repair starship systems.

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Intelligence Division

• Chief Analyst
• Leads intelligence operations, directing data analysis and research.

• Field Operative
• Engages in covert missions and intelligence gathering.

• Communications Specialist
• Manages secure communications.

Specializations:

• Espionage Agents: Conduct undercover missions.
• Data Analysts: Analyze intelligence reports.
• Counterintelligence Officers: Protect against espionage.

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Enlisted Ranks

• Sergeant Major
• Senior enlisted leader providing guidance and mentorship.

• Sergeant
• Team leaders managing troops in the field.

• Corporal
• Assists sergeants and trains junior soldiers.

• Private First Class
• Junior soldiers ready for deployment.

• Private
• New recruits undergoing training.

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Support Roles

• Training Officer
• Oversees training programs for recruits and specialized units.

• Recruitment Officer
• Responsible for sourcing and onboarding new members.

• Legal Advisor
• Provides legal counsel on governance and policy matters.

• Public Relations Officer
• Manages the faction's image and communications with the public.