Sigil Provost

• Perform basic alchemical experiments and assist senior members with research and development projects in the laboratory.

 

• Maintain vigilance at assigned guard posts, patrolling designated areas of the town and responding to any security threats or disturbances.

 

• Ensure the proper care and maintenance of alchemical equipment and guard post supplies, reporting any issues or malfunctions to superiors.

 

• Document observations and incidents in detailed reports for review by senior members of the Gilded Vanguard.

 

• Participate in training exercises and drills to enhance combat readiness and proficiency in alchemical techniques.

 

• Collaborate with fellow guards and laboratory staff to coordinate efforts and achieve common goals in defense of the town and advancement of alchemical knowledge.

Sigil Provosts may receive a modest salary or stipend for their work, providing financial support for their livelihoods. They have access to the society's resources, including alchemical equipment, materials, and knowledge, which can aid in their personal research and development.

Equipped with a portable alchemical toolkit comprising vials, reagents, and essential laboratory equipment, they are ready to conduct experiments and craft potions in the field. Additionally, armed with reliable flintlock pistols for personal defense, they ensure readiness for combat situations. Their field research gear includes maps, notebooks, and surveying equipment, facilitating data collection and analysis during expeditions. Protective clothing, such as sturdy boots and lightweight armor, shields them from physical hazards encountered in their endeavors. Symbolic insignia denoting their rank within the society, along with decorative accents like embroidered sashes, add both identification and personal flair to their attire.

In the Gilded Vanguard, dismissal from the title of Sigil Provost is enacted under grounds of gross misconduct, negligence, violation of oaths, or criminal behavior. The procedure begins with a thorough investigation into the alleged misconduct, followed by the gathering of evidence and its presentation to the leadership for review. If found guilty, the Sigil Provost faces judgment, with the opportunity for appeal.