Ranking and Reputation Systems

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Your rank determines how experienced you are and how much special status you have within your chosen faction. As you progress in rank you will find many more doors open to you. You will be able to get more beli, increased leadership over crews/organisation, new techniques, further rights and liberties within your faction, a higher chance at creating a good item in the market place and a higher chance of acceptance when applying for a devil fruit. Yes the higher the rank you are, you have a better chance at being able to be accepted for better devil fruits. The better devil fruits are given to the better ranks. Each faction has different ranking systems with their own perks. The lower the rank you are, the easier it is to rank up, taking into account your beli and roleplaying. Higher ranks also tend to be stronger and much more likely to win over battles and enemy encounters.

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Pirates and Shichibukai[/u][/color]

Bounty: A rough measure of a pirate’s threat to the world, is measured in there bounty level. A bounty for a pirate is their own rank. Pirates will start with a bounty of 0 and increase it by completing roleplay threads, participating in crimes or going against the marines power. Bounties are determined by high ranking marine officers or members of staff. It is possible for other factions such as citizens or slaves to receive a bounty if they commit a crime, however bounties will only contribute to those within the faction of a Pirate or Shichibukai.

Once a pirate reaches 100,000,000 a pirate may be sent a letter from Marine HQ, offering them to become a Shichibukai. If accepted then they will receive all benefits of diplomatic immunities and formal rights to commit crimes. Their bounty will still increase and they may still be hunted by bounty hunters. However all marine pursues will be terminated unless the pirate is kicked out or resigns. Shichibukai will also have to attend summoning and fight for the World Government, should they be ordered by the marines.

At 500,000,000 a pirate may be granted the title of a Yonkou, whom are considered the emporers of the sea. With this, they are entitled to have NPC pirate armies that ally themselves with a Yonkou, should they ever go to war. Lastly, with 1,000,000,000 a pirate can be granted the title of the Pirate King. Only 4 Yonkous and 1 Pirate King are allowed. Players may only be granted these titles if they are submitted to become one by popular vote from other pirate members and if they meet the rank requirement. Should a Yonkou become Pirate King, they must resign their title and take up their new and better title. Lastly, a Shichibukai must give up their title if they wish to be titled a Yonkou or Pirate King.

Bounty Rank
Rookie Pirate - 0

Unknown Pirate - 10,000,000

Semi-Known Pirate - 20,000,000

Big Time Rookie - 50,000,000

Supernova - 100,000,000 (Can now be accepted into the Shichibukai by Marine or Staff decision)

Meance of the Sea - 200,000,000

International Famous Pirate - 350,000,000

Terror of the Sea - (Can now be sumbitted to be a Yonkou)500,000,000

Great Evil of the Sea - 800,000,000

Conqueror of the sea - (Can now be sumbitted to become Pirate King)1,000,000,000

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Marines

Rank: For Marines, they have an official ranking system where the only way to rank up is through promotion. Promotions are provided by marine officers whom are higher ranks than each other or staff members. All non-officer classes cannot promote any ranking marines. If a high ranking marine officer feels a non-officer fank or lower officer rank has performed well, they may be promoted to a rank above. All non-Officer ranks are free to do missions and roleplays, enforcing the laws, protecting VIP, obeying orders and capturing criminals. If they do their job well, then they are more likely to be promoted fairly fast. Through higher ranks, marines are able to earn more beli a week, learn new techniques and are considered generally stronger than the ranks below them. They also have a better chance at getting better devil fruit.

A marine officer has much more rights within the marines. They gain the ability to rank up all lower ranks below them or non-officer rank members. However they have to have justified reason to rank up lower ranks. Officer ranks also have a harder time at attaining promotions as they are now expected to perform dramatically better. They are now expected to catch infamous criminals and outlaws with higher bounties that are 1,000,000 or over. If they wish to promote lower ranking marines, then they must acknowledge that those with officer ranks are much tougher to rank up. However, officer ranked players are allowed to ask their superiors for a promotion. Non-officer ranks cannot.
When higher ranked marine player ranks up lower ranked marine officers/non-officers, they must consider the following:

• Current rank. Remember that the lower the rank, the easier it is to be promoted. Especially non-officer ranks.
  
• The number of bounties the marine has collected and their worth. (Only expected for officer ranks)
  
• Their techniques or abilities.
  
• Leadership
  
• Their actions in roleplay
  
• Their roleplaying skill.
  
• The amount of beli they have.
  

This list should provide a justified reason to promote other players to their new level. Please not that staff are allowed to influence the decision. When a new rank is given, then PM a member of staff the player's name and their new rank, also providing a brief description of why they are being promoted. Once reviewed, a staff member can change their rank.
In turn, de-ranking is also allowed should a higher ranking marine feel when necessary. De-ranking is allowed to take place when a player has been inactive for at least a month or if the marine has committed a major mistake. Again a staff member has to be sent a PM. Any admiral rank that has not been active for at least a month will be demoted to the rank of Rear Admiral.

Shichibukai tend to be very powerful pirates that work alongside the marines. When appointing a Shichibukai, only Lieutenant Commanders and above are allowed to suggest to Vice Admirals or above their suggestions over the next Shichibukai. A Vice Admiral or higher rank can appoint Shichibukai if 2 other Vice Admiral ranks or higher accept. In total 3 Vice Admirals or higher may decide a Shichibukai. On the other hand, a 'Fleet Admiral' can choose a Shichibukai without any permission. Once decided, PM a member of staff the name of the pirate/other, the other 2 admirals that approve and a brief reason why. Afterwards an admiral is allowed to send a letter to the pirate/other asking them to become Shichibukai. If they accept then inform a member of staff to change their faction.

All payments must be reported at the Beli Currency thread once a week in order for you to receive payments.

Non-Officer Ranks
Seaman Recruit - The lowest rank of the marines. Tend to carry the easiest jobs and assists captains. They also have yet to complete basic training, by completing a roleplay that involves at least assisting in the capture of a petty criminal or putting forward a good attempt at catching a dangerous one.
Payment: 20 a week.

Seaman Apprentice - For marines who have now completed basic training. They are now considered a basic marine soldier. They are awaiting to serve or are currently serving at a marine base or ship.
Payment: 50 a week.

Seaman First Class - For marines who have performed exceedingly well at serving in a marine base or ship and show basic skills necessary enough for basic command.
Payment: 100 a week.

Petty Officer - Despite the title, they are not officially an officer within the marines. From a Chief Petty Officer to a Warrant officer, are given the most responsibility on a ship or at base (as non-officer ranks). In the Blues they are able to even hold 'captain' rights if there are no other spare officer ranks present on a ship. They are generally in control of basic marine movement and tend to oversee training, helping take on Seaman Recruits.
Special: From now on Petty Officer ranks to Commander rank are able to create their own Marine Divisions. However, the leader of a division may only recruit players ranked lower than theirs.
Payment: 150 a week.

Chief Petty Officer - Denotes a Petty officer who has learned all that can be learned from a Petty officer. They are next in line of obtaining 'captain' rights if there is an absence of higher ranks on a ship.
Payment: ] 200 a week.

Master Chief Petty Officer - In control of managing troops. In the absence of an official officer, may be given captain rights to control a fleet of navy ships, as opposed to a single ship.
Special: A Master Chief can now learn the technique 'Soru' (Shave), providing that they learn it via roleplay training. The Shave technique allows players to avoid incoming attacks and allows them to increase their attacks with extremely high speed, as they move faster than the speed of lightning. This move cannot be overused in roleplay.
Payment: 250 a week.

Warrant Officer - The highest rank in the non-officer category. It is an achievement to those who have devoted a majority of their time and work to the marines in enforcing their laws. They can handle managing a large number of troops in battle and display necessary leadership skills of an officer rank. Those who reach Warrant Officer are now given great respect. From here on, it will become a lot tougher to rank up. To get to an Ensign rank, the player now needs further beli collected worth of bounties to rank up through each officer promotion.
Payment: 350 a week.




Officer Ranks
Ensign - The starting rank for those who are now officers. They are generally assigned to a ship in the Grand Line, under a captain. Otherwise in a base.
Special: From Ensign rank onwards, players can now request higher ranking officers or staff members to promote them if they feel justified themselves.
Payment: ] 500 a week.

Lieutenant Junior Grade - A Lieutenant Junior Grade are thought to be much better fighters.
Payment: 750 a week.

Lieutenant - Lieutenants can now receive orders from Marine HQ directly and can be trusted with basic or top secret information.
Payment: 1,000 a week.

Lieutenant Commander - Lieutenant Commanders are often assigned to a marine base underneath the Commander.
Special: Lieutenant Commander's onwards are now able to consider Shichibukai. They may submit their suggestions and reasons to the Admirals.
Payment: 1,200 a week.

Commander - Commanders are given a great weight in the marines and are arguably given true command at this point. Most Commanders are now placed in charge of Marine bases to lead the entire base. Very rarely are they put on a ship. yet if they are, then they are in charge if there is a shortage of any higher rank than them.
Special: Within base, a commander is allowed to have a large number of marine NPCs.
Payment: 1,500 a week.

Captain - To achieve this rank the player must give up their commanding position of a marine base.Captains no longer need to use the standard marine ship, instead they are allowed to use their own ship if they so wish. Captains are given free roaming rites and can travel where they will. They search the seas and land for pirates and other criminals.
Special: A captain is now able to use their own custom made ship rather than a standard marine ship. On top of that, they are now able to form their own crews instead of divisions. If they previously owned a division, this can be converted into a crew. To finish off, a decent number of marine NPCs are allowed to be on the captain's ship.
Payment: 2,000 a week.

Commodore - Those who have shown exceptional fighting ability within the Grand Line, as well as the ability to follow instructions, are promoted to the rank of Commodore. Those who have shown exceptional fighting ability within the Grand Line, as well as the ability to follow instructions, are promoted to the rank of Commodore. Commodore's are now expected to command a fleet of battleships in the absence of higher ranks.
Special: Furthermore, the rank of Commodore allows them to command a fleet of up to 5 NPC battleships.
Payment: 2,500 a week.

Rear Admiral - One cannot be considered being promoted to this rank without the experience of commanding several battleships at once. Rear Admirals serve within the Grand Line and are usually sent out to hunt for the most dangerous pirates.
Special: Rear Admirals and ranks onwards can command up to 10 NPC battleships.
Payment: 3,000 a week.

Vice Admiral - Tremendously powerful, a Vice Admiral is about as famous as an Admiral rank. This position is usually given to those who have captured a bounty worth of 100,000,000; yet exceptions are made.
Special: Vice Admiral's can now appoint Shichibukai given permission from 2 Vice Admirals or higher.
Payment:

Admiral - Only three Admirals are allowed in the marines. Should an Admiral resign, de-rank or be kicked out, then another admiral can be appointed. These admirals are the pinnacle of strength and leadership, giving full obedience to the world government. Admirals tend to have tremendous power and are only summoned when in dire emergency that needs immediate intervention or when hunting the most fearsome pirates. Admirals almost always spend their rime at marinefold, but are allowed to leave and do their own private hunting.
Payment: 5,000 a week.

Fleet Admiral - There is only to be one Fleet Admiral at all times. The entire military might of the World Government is at command of him/her. All marines must therefore obey his/her orders are suffer the consequences. The Fleet Admiral is chosen by a popular vote from staff and the three Admiral's. Only one of the three admiral's may be chosen as Fleet Admiral. Once chosen, another admiral position will be open, as the previous admiral ranks up. Now being a Fleet Admiral, he/she is expected to hold the highest experience and tactician knowledge in the military. They must be able to lead assaults and campaigns over the entire land, capturing the greatest pirates of all time.
Payment: 7,000 a week.

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Cipher Pol

CP Rank: Much like the marines, the CP Units can only rank up by promotions from their CP Chief, CP Chief ranked above the CP unit the member is in or a staff member. Any CP member may make a request to their chief, or the chief above their rank, to rank up to the next CP unit. For a chief to rank up, they must request and be accepted from the CP chief above their rank. The leaving chief must then appoint a current member of their level to take on being the new chief. Remember, When higher ranked CP player or current ranked CP Chief ranks up the lower/current ranked CP member, they must consider the following:

• Current rank. You must be a chief to rank and can only rank up members on the rank below you or members in your current rank.
  
• Your CP Unit Size. CP Units tend to be smaller the higher the rank they are and only the stronger should be higher rank.
  
• The number of orders and missions the CP member has carried out.
  
• Their techniques or abilities
  
• How secretive they perform their mission
  
• Loyalty and Obedience
  
• Their actions in roleplay
  
• Their roleplaying skill
  
• The amount of beli they have
  

This list should provide a justified reason to promote other players to their new level. Please not that staff are allowed to influence the decision. When a new rank is given, then PM a member of staff the player's name and their new rank, also providing a brief description of why they are being promoted. Once reviewed, a staff member can change their rank

With a higher rank CP mebers tend to learn new techniques. They are also granted greater payment and have a better chance at applying for better devil fruit.
All CP Units also need a Chief to lead them to deal out threats against the World Government. CP members also have special rights to access marine ships and equipment, and do not have to take orders from marines themselves but only their chiefs. They may be involved in assassinating key figures directly, deal with underground organisations, kill off extremely powerful pirates, pose as members of a faction, protect a VIP etc.In a state of emergency, Marinefold are allowed to summon any or all CP units to HQ or to carry out orders. The Cipher Pol is a branch of the Marines, that mainly tend to deal with political threats and secretive work.

All payments must be reported at the Beli Currency thread once a week in order for you to receive payments.

CP Unit Ranks

CP1 Member - The starting rank of all CP members. They are sent to the most calm and peaceful Blue in the world. The East Blue is their base of operations.
Payment: 100 a week.

CP1 Chief - A member of CP1 is appointed to be the chief of this rank. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the East Blue. They may also choose their base of operations. The CP1 Chief may also promote CP1 Members to CP2, with the CP2 Chief permission.
Payment: 3,000 a week.

CP2 Member - CP2 members are sent to the South Blue where their base of operations is situated. They carry out all operations in the South Blue.
Payment: 200 a week.

CP2 Chief - A member of CP2 is appointed to be the chief of this rank. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the South Blue. They may also choose a base of operations. The Cp2 Chief may also promote CP1 members to CP2 with the CP1 Chief permission. They may also promote CP2 Members to CP3, with the Cp3 Chief permission.
Payment: 3,000 a week.

Cp3 Member - CP3 members are sent to the West Blue where their base of operations is situated. They carry out all operations in the West Blue.
Payment: 300 a week.

CP3 Chief - A member of CP3 is appointed to be the chief of this rank. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the West Blue. They may also choose a base of operations. The CP3 Chief may also promote CP2 members to CP3 with the CP2 Chief permission. They may also promote CP3 Members to CP4, with the Cp4 Chief permission.
Payment: 3,000 a week.

Cp4 Member - CP4 members are sent to the North Blue where their base of operations is situated. They carry out all operations in the North Blue.
Payment: 500 a week.

CP4 Chief - A member of CP4 is appointed to be the chief of this rank. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the North Blue. They may also choose a base of operations. The CP4 Chief may also promote CP3members to CP4 with the CP3 Chief permission. They may also promote CP4 Members to CP5, with the Cp5 Chief permission
Special: 'Geppou' (Moon Step) providing that they learn it via roleplay training. Geppou allows the users to actually jump off the air itself, allowing them to stay in the air for much longer than usual. The higher the rank then the longer the user should be able to stay in the air. CP members tend to use this technique to cross great distances. Though Geppou usage depends heavily on the user's legs, restraining or pinning down any major parts of their lower body can significantly disrupt Geppou.
Payment: 3,000 a week.

CP5 Member - Those who attain the rank of a CP5 member are now considered to be key players in the Intelligent Agency.All CP Units of 5 or higher and now relocated to the Grand Line where their new base of operations will be located. They will then carry out all operations in the Grand Line. Though CP5 are only expected to carry out operations to deal with minor threats in the Grand Line.
Special: CP5 Members can now learn the technique 'Soru' (Shave), providing that they learn it via roleplay training. The Shave technique allows players to avoid incoming attacks and allows them to increase their attacks with extremely high speed, as they move faster than the speed of lightning. This move cannot be overused in roleplay.
Payment: 750 a week.

CP5 Chief - A member of CP5 is appointed to be the chief of this rank. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the Grand Line. They may also choose a base of operations. The CP5 Chief may also promote CP4members to CP5 with the CP4 Chief permission. They may also promote CP5 Members to CP6, with the CP6 Chief permission.
Payment: 5,000 a week.

CP6 Member - CP6 members stay on the Grand Line where their base of operations is situated. They carry out all small-scale threat operations in the Grand Line, leaving the rest of it to CP5.
Special: CP6 Members can now learn 'Kami-e' (Paper Drawing) providing that they learn it via roleplay training. Kami-e makes the users' body go limp in order to avoid any attacks, and float like a piece of paper. They may become truly flexible as paper. This move cannot be overused in roleplay.
Payment: 900 a week.

CP6 Chief - A member of CP6 is appointed to be the chief of this rank. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the Grand Line. They may also choose a base of operations. The CP6 Chief may also promote CP5members to CP6 with the CP5 Chief permission. They may also promote CP6 Members to CP7, with the CP7 Chief permission.
Payment: 5,000 a week.

CP7 Member - CP7 members stay on the Grand Line where their base of operations is situated. They carry out all medium-scale threat operations in the Grand Line, leaving the rest of it to CP6 when necessary.
Special: CP7 Members can now learn 'Rankyaku' (Storm Leg) providing that they learn it via roleplay training.
The Rankyaku is a powerful projectile technique, in which the users start by kicking at very high speeds and strength, sending out a sharp compressed air blade that can slice objects and greatly damage a human body. This move cannot be overused in roleplay.
Payment: 1,000 a week.

CP7 Chief - A member of CP7 is appointed to be the chief of this rank. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the Grand Line. They may also choose a base of operations. The CP7 Chief may also promote CP6members to CP7with the CP6 Chief permission. They may also promote CP7 Members to CP8, with the CP8 Chief permission.
Payment: 5,000 a week.

CP8 Member - CP8 members stay on the Grand Line where their base of operations is situated. They carry out all top secret and large-scale threat operations in the Grand Line, leaving the rest to CP7 when necessary.
Special: CP8 Members can now learn 'Tekkai' (Iron Mass) providing they learn it via roleplay training. The Tekkai hardens the users' muscles to the level of iron, in order to nullify damage taken from attacks. However, it can be broken by strong enough forces. When Tekkai is active, the user is unable to move. However, even for those who could not move, Tekkai could still be used offensively, if they set up momentum before activating Tekkai, using it to harden the strike with the preset momentum to strike. The strength of Tekkai can vary for users with different physical conditions, as a person with a higher level of muscular strength would be able to take stronger forces with his/her use of Tekkai. Furthermore, despite the increased physical density that one gains when activating this move, one should remember that the user's body is still flesh and blood. Thus, its resistance to other than solid attacks remain pretty much the same, making the user as vulnerable as ever to certain attacks.
Payment: 1, 250 a week.

CP8 Chief - A member of CP8 is appointed to be the chief of this rank. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the Grand Line. They may also choose a base of operations. The CP8 Chief may also promote CP7 members to CP8with the CP7 Chief permission. They may also promote CP8 Members to CP9, with the CP9 Chief permission.
Special: CP8 Chief and CP9 Cheif have the ability to use the Buster Call.
Payment: 5,000 a week.

CP9 Member - CP9 members stay on the Grand Line where their base of operations is located in the Enie's Lobby Tower of Justice. They carry out all extremely top secret and very large-scale threat operations in the Grand Line, leaving the rest to CP8 when necessary.
Special: CP9 Members can now learn 'Shigan' (Finger gun) and 'Rokuougan' (Six King Gun), providing they learn it via roleplay training. The Shigan is a close-quarter combat technique, in which the user pushes their finger into a certain target at a very high speed, leaving a wound similar to a bullet wound, making guns unnecessary. This move cannot be overused. Rokuougan is the secret and ultimate attack of the Rokushiki style and can only be learned by CP9 members whom have mastered all six techniques. The user places both his/her fists right in front of the target and launches a devastating shock wave, which seems to have the same power as an Impact Dial or even a Reject Dial (depending on the amount of energy absorbed by the dial), and causing massive internal injuries. This move may only be used once per roleplay thread.
Payment: 1,500 a week.

CP9 Chief - A member of CP9 is appointed to be the chief of this rank by rank or popular vote from CP9 Members. They gain the right to lead the CP Unit operations throughout the Grand Line from their base of operations in Enie's Lobby. The CP9 Chief may also promote CP8 members to CP9 with the CP8 Chief permission.
Payment: 5,000 a week.

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Bounty Hunters

Reputation: Like a pirate, a bounty hunter has no official ranking system. Their rank is theoretically determined by their general reputation by collecting bounties. Most bounty hunters make their entire living off collecting the bounties from wanted heads, thus making them a 'get rich fast' class. All bounties collected should be noted down. When a bounty hunter has an X amount of beli accumulated from several bounties; then they may rank up in reputation. The total beli rewarded from the capture or death of a bounty is multiplied by 0.001; naturally the reward for capturing a bounty alive is greater than the death. Bounty Hunter players are allowed to capture NPC players with a bounty, so long as they have at least 10 posts in their roleplay and they are expected to post more if the bounty is higher. When the thread is finished, a member of staff will determine how much the bounty will be.

Bounty Hunter Reputation

Hunter - 0

Peace Keeper - Earn 100,000 through bounties.

Enforcer - Earn 1,000,000 through bounties.

Vigilante - Earn 10,000,000 through bounties.

Protector - Earn 30,000,000 through bounties.

Killer - Earn 75,000,000 through bounties.

Silencer - Earn 100,000,000 through bounties.

Assassin - Earn 200,000,000 throug bounties.

Angel of Death - Earn 400,000,000 through bounties.

Grim Reaper - Earn 700,000,000 through bounties.

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Baroque Works

Number/ Miss: The number of individual males and title of individual females are what determines rank in Baroque Works. The lower the number, the higher rank you are. Since Baroque Works is owned by one single person or a partnership, he/she can rank up or rank down individual members, with the agreement of his/her partner or without if they currently do not have one. (Staff may also be allowed to rank members up)The owner/owners as well as the Officer Agents must have Devil Fruit powers. Baroque Works philosophy is simple, in that you are strong and fit to lead if you have a devil fruit power. In theory, the better the devil fruit power the lower the number will be. Thus the strongest should have lower numbers. Females are allowed to come up with their own title, as long as they are named off a holiday or special day and marked with the number of their male companion in brackets to show their rank.

Officer Agents in Baroque Works may take orders directly from the top. They carry out the main work in completing their bosses wishes by killing off targets, capturing the very high bounties, raising the greatest amount of funds by any means, fighting in Baroque Works invasions, going undercover etc. Essentially anything the boss wishes and anything to raise funds and expand the plan for political control. Officer Agents are ranked from Mr.0 - Mr. 5 (Including their female companions). Officer Agents may have subordinates that consist of players and NPCs ranked as 'billions' and may give them direct orders.

Frontier Agents may take orders directly from the top, however mostly taking orders from the Officer Agents. Frontier Agents tend not to be devil fruit users (as they go to Officer Agents unless they are full), but instead, highly skilled fighters. They too have partnerships with a male and female companion who work together as double agents. They do some top official work if given orders to, otherwise are simply expected to help out with capturing bounties and raising the funds of Baroque Works. Frontier Agents may give orders directly to players and NPCs ranked as 'millions' as they are the subordinates of the Frontier Agents.

Remember, When ranking Baroque Work Agent players the boss or bosses must consider the following:

• Current rank. Are they stronger, if not, on par with the rank above them?
  
• The number of bounties the agent has collected and their worth.
  
• The number of orders and missions the agent has carried out.
  
• Devil Fruit power. Devil Fruit users tend to go straight into Officer Agents. The better the Devil Fruit the better the rank.
  
• Their techniques or abilities
  
• How well and secretive they perform their top missions.
  
• Loyalty and Obedience
  
• Leadership
  
• Their actions in roleplay
  
• Their roleplaying skill
  
• The amount of beli they have
  

This list should provide a justified reason to promote other players to their new level. Please not that staff are allowed to influence the decision. When a new rank is given, then PM a member of staff the player's name and their new rank, also providing a brief description of why they are being promoted. Once reviewed, a staff member can change their rank.

All payments must be reported at the Beli Currency thread once a week in order for you to receive payments.


Baroque Work Numbers

Millions - The starting rank in Baroque Works. Henchmen/women working for the Frontier Agents.
Payment: 100 a week.

Billions - Henchmen/women whom are better skilled than Millions. They work for the Officer Agents.
Payment: 200 a week.

The Unluckies

Mr. 13 - In charge of executing Baroque Work Agents who do not complete their mission. Also picturing Baroque Work targets.
Payment: 300 a week.

Miss X (13) - In charge of executing Baroque Work Agents who do not complete their mission. Also picturing Baroque Work targets.
Payment: 300 a week.

Frontier Agents

Mr. 12 and Miss X (12)
Payment:350 a week.

Mr. 11 and Miss X (11)
Payment: 400 a week.

Mr.10 and Miss X (10)
Payment: 450 a week.

Mr.9 and Miss X (9)
Payment: 500 a week.

Mr.8 and Miss X (8)
Payment: 550 a week.

Mr.7 and Miss X (7)
Payment: 600 a week.

Mr. 6 and Miss X (6)
Payment: 650 a week.


Officer Agents

Mr. 5 and Miss X (5)
Payment: 700 a week.

Mr. 4 and Miss X (4)
Payment: 750 a week.

Mr. 3 and Miss X (3)
Payment: 800 a week.

Mr 2. and Miss X (2)
Payment: 850 a week.

Mr 1. and Miss X (1)
Payment: 900 a week.

Mr. 0 and Miss X (0)
Payment: 1,000 a week.

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Citizens and Slaves
Unfortunately the backgrounds and occupations of citizens can vary. They can vary from a royal guard of Arabasta to a standard villager in Cocoyashi. Therefore there is no official ranking system for a citizen. Their strength can only be interpreted over time. The more posts they have made in roleplay then the more strength and experience they should posses. Furthermore, they may still be able to apply for devil fruits or make their own organisations etc. Their experience are more likely to be judged by staff moderation. Yet being a citizen never stops citizens from changing factions. They may also make a claim for beli once a week, so long as they have an occupation. The amount of pay will be decided by a staff member in the beli currency thread.

Slaves too have no official ranking system. Their positions and rights are determined by their owner. However there is the option to attempt to break free and join other factions.