Felbrigg's Rangers

"'They're bloodless, they're dirty, and they're questionable at best--but they'll get the job done.'"Originally known as The Governor's Rangers, they were a ranging company who took on a variety of roles throughout several Native-Settler conflicts. Named for the current Governor of Hepshaw, they took on a number of nicknames from William's Rangers to Henry's. In conflict, they keep to the watch over the flanks, manning outposts and running patrols. On certain occasions, they have also lead raids and conducted reconnaissance to keep eye on threatening forces. Age made these rangers obsolete. While their numbers remained constant and their crew of able bodies, Hepshaw found that they no longer needed the rangers in the same capacity as they had in years passed.

Under the past few leaders, the rangers have kept dormant. Their green uniforms are beaten reminders of the prestige the company once held. With hopes to breathe life into the rangers, a new command has been raised: David Graves Felbrigg. He seeks to return the Governor's Rangers to its former glory; a band of men both respected and feared.

While it is true that Felbrigg's military career is a path speckled with insubordination; however, he has always been fervently loyal to the good of Hepshaw. His person passed on to the rangers; they act as an extension of him and by association, like him: over-extending and reckless. In the pursuit of a noble goal, no action is too degenerative.

Becoming a Ranger
To join the ranger's is no simple task, and to keep with them proves even more so testing. Men under Felbrigg are conditioned to the unconventional. Unlike the Major's own town garrison, the Rangers are suited best for guerrilla warfare.

To volunteer yourself into Felbrigg's rangers, you must be male, a citizen of Hepshaw, at least sixteen years of age, and you must pass all required assessments.