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[VBA] - Vader's British Army #780875715
Description
The [VBA] - Vader’s British Army is an immerse experience with roleplaying and events that lead to making friendships between players. We are a Fun, Practical and Engaging Community and we would love for you to be apart of it. If you ever get bored in our game go and do a Tryout for a Regiment. Regiments make the game and the Base safe for players who ever they are. Regiments: Royal Military Police - Known for protecting guarding the Front gate and protecting our troopers from any misbehaving troopers. Enlisted Training Personal - known for hosting events like STs BMTs and HICOM host OFS phases. Gentlemen At Arms - These are a skilled set of staff who have been trained to protect HQ and defend against enemy forces. Household Cavalry - Protect the Royal Family and the Buckingham Palace from any attack or intrusion. And much more. We would like to invite you to our game and hope you have an amazing, enjoyable and entertaining Time with us thank you!
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Membership history
Growth
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Aug 2026, 08:58 | 1 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by @raawrmia as measured.
Members we’ve seen
@raawrmia — Commander In Chief (rank 255)
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