06-05-2014, 08:26 PM
About sample campaign sheet:
What follows is a sample of a filled out campaign sheet for a fictional army. In general, the more powerful the armed forces, the higher standard that will be required of your campaign sheets. This sheet suffices for a moderate sized, small nation of about 10 million people. Obviously, a larger nation, such as the United States, or a more powerful force would will require greater detail in their equivalent campaign sheets.
<big>Campaign Sheet
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Military Forces
Descriptive statistics
Name of force or forces: United Lands
Alignment: Chaotic good
Morale: We have grit, hard-work, and stamina. We believe our nation is superior to our neighbors, and this gives us incredible confidence even against terrible odds. We have a sense of brotherhood, and unity, but leadership may be verging on corruption.
Battle capabilities
Land: We are primarily a land-based army.
Sea: As a land locked nation, we have no sea capabilities.
Air: We have no air support.
Special abilities & special forces
We have no special forces capabilities. The soldiers of the United Lands are fierce, and rely on their morale to win battles against our foes. Special forces are something leadership is investigating, however. Preliminary teams may soon be assembled.
Equipment
Comprehensive list of equipment.
We are well equipped on small arms, ammunition, and hand grenades. Medium sized mortars are commonly employed by the United Lands. Large scale anti-tank or anti-air ammunition is not something we regularly stock.
Tactics
Intended fighting style
The United Lands are a collection of interior continental armies, that together engage in traditional warfare with our neighbors.
Tactical expertise
The expertise of your army is reflected by the nature of their training and the formal education of leadership.
<small>Sample tactical expertise
Defensive Wall: Your army fights defensively, taking actions to protect fellow units as needed.
Dirty Fighters: Your army uses trickery and unfair tactics to gain an advantage at the start of a battle.
Relentless Brutality: Your army throws caution to the wind and attacks with savage and gory vigor.
Taunt: Your army is skilled at taunting their opponents, provoking stupid mistakes and overconfidence in battle. Your army must have high moral standards to successfully taunt another.</small>
Intelligence
Our communications system is decent. Most officers and NCO’s are issued low or medium grade Land Warriors. The regular soldier is issued standard radios or satellite phones. We have no access to our own satellites, however, and rely on independently contracted deals to maintain GPS coordinates and large-scale communications.
Logistics
Leadership
We utilize a traditional army ranking system modeled after the United States. However, individuals with influence are typically given higher ranked status than the common man.
Costs
The United Lands is sustained by government taxes levied by the Lands of the United federal government. Our yearly budget constitutes 25% of the government budget.
Auxiliaries
Auxiliaries include typical army support in the form of cooks, supplies and moderately trained engineers. These non-combative forces constitute about 20% of the entire army. They are not well-paid, however, and there may be dissention between combative and non-combative groups due to discrepancies in salary. We have a middling medical support group, and do not train our own physicians or health professionals, instead we contract out with local hospitals for medical care. Post-combat treatment is poor should an individual be discharged for medical injuries.
Recruitment
Recruitment comes from the propaganda of the United Lands federal government. We heavily recruit among teenage boys and men in their early 20’s.
What follows is a sample of a filled out campaign sheet for a fictional army. In general, the more powerful the armed forces, the higher standard that will be required of your campaign sheets. This sheet suffices for a moderate sized, small nation of about 10 million people. Obviously, a larger nation, such as the United States, or a more powerful force would will require greater detail in their equivalent campaign sheets.
<big>Campaign Sheet
</big>
Military Forces
Descriptive statistics
Name of force or forces: United Lands
Alignment: Chaotic good
Morale: We have grit, hard-work, and stamina. We believe our nation is superior to our neighbors, and this gives us incredible confidence even against terrible odds. We have a sense of brotherhood, and unity, but leadership may be verging on corruption.
Battle capabilities
Land: We are primarily a land-based army.
Sea: As a land locked nation, we have no sea capabilities.
Air: We have no air support.
Special abilities & special forces
We have no special forces capabilities. The soldiers of the United Lands are fierce, and rely on their morale to win battles against our foes. Special forces are something leadership is investigating, however. Preliminary teams may soon be assembled.
Equipment
Comprehensive list of equipment.
We are well equipped on small arms, ammunition, and hand grenades. Medium sized mortars are commonly employed by the United Lands. Large scale anti-tank or anti-air ammunition is not something we regularly stock.
Tactics
Intended fighting style
The United Lands are a collection of interior continental armies, that together engage in traditional warfare with our neighbors.
Tactical expertise
The expertise of your army is reflected by the nature of their training and the formal education of leadership.
<small>Sample tactical expertise
Defensive Wall: Your army fights defensively, taking actions to protect fellow units as needed.
Dirty Fighters: Your army uses trickery and unfair tactics to gain an advantage at the start of a battle.
Relentless Brutality: Your army throws caution to the wind and attacks with savage and gory vigor.
Taunt: Your army is skilled at taunting their opponents, provoking stupid mistakes and overconfidence in battle. Your army must have high moral standards to successfully taunt another.</small>
Intelligence
Our communications system is decent. Most officers and NCO’s are issued low or medium grade Land Warriors. The regular soldier is issued standard radios or satellite phones. We have no access to our own satellites, however, and rely on independently contracted deals to maintain GPS coordinates and large-scale communications.
Logistics
Leadership
We utilize a traditional army ranking system modeled after the United States. However, individuals with influence are typically given higher ranked status than the common man.
Costs
The United Lands is sustained by government taxes levied by the Lands of the United federal government. Our yearly budget constitutes 25% of the government budget.
Auxiliaries
Auxiliaries include typical army support in the form of cooks, supplies and moderately trained engineers. These non-combative forces constitute about 20% of the entire army. They are not well-paid, however, and there may be dissention between combative and non-combative groups due to discrepancies in salary. We have a middling medical support group, and do not train our own physicians or health professionals, instead we contract out with local hospitals for medical care. Post-combat treatment is poor should an individual be discharged for medical injuries.
Recruitment
Recruitment comes from the propaganda of the United Lands federal government. We heavily recruit among teenage boys and men in their early 20’s.