The Lictor Bodyguard #4806903
RoleplayENhistorical roleplayroman republicmilitary simulation
Description
THE LICTOR BODYGUARD The Lictors were civil servants who acted as personal bodyguards to various individuals in the Roman Republic and Empire, depending on the expanse of said individual's imperium. They were notable in appearance by their fasces, a bundle of rods with an axe in it, which symbolized their power of execution. There is zero tolerance for failure in this unit, as this unit holds one of the most important tasks in the Republic: the protection of the magistrates and any who holds imperium. REQUIREMENTS: -Must have discipline and grammar. -Must be a good fighter. -Absolute loyalty to the Republic and its magistrates. -Disc. is necessary, unless if you are granted special permission by the Praefectus Lictoris. Failure to attend a tryout/training within one week of being accepted without a good excuse will result in exile.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 21 Sept 2026, 18:18 | 1 | first reading |
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Owned by SuperJ31 (@superjacob31) as measured.
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SuperJ31 (@superjacob31) — Dictator of Rome (rank 255)
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