Exoterikoí #35304378
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Description
The Exoterikoí are a versatile noncitizen volunteer force in the Melian military, composed of individuals who come from outside the traditional citizenry. These recruits are often drawn from two primary groups: those bound to Melos through unchoicable service, such as prisoners, indentured workers, or refugees, and foreigners who volunteer willingly in pursuit of purpose, opportunity, or status. Despite their diverse origins, the Exoterikoí form a disciplined and indispensable component of the Melian military machine, trained to fight both on land and at sea. The Exoterikoí are a pragmatic answer to Melos’s need for a flexible and resourceful auxiliary force. Their training is intense and multifaceted, reflecting their dual role as soldiers and sailors. Recruits learn to march and fight in disciplined phalanxes on land while also mastering the arts of naval warfare, from rowing and ship maintenance to boarding actions and coastal raiding. This dual proficiency ensures that the Exoteri
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Membership history
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 28 Sept 2026, 09:37 | 2 | first reading |
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Owned by @AntiquumI as measured.
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Members we’ve seen
@AntiquumI — Antiquum (rank 255)
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