Gallic Royal Chamber of Naval Awards

[King Charles XI]

Gallic Royal Chamber of Naval Awards

Royal Commission



Awarded to those who have taken the first step towards glory, this award is given to all those who serve under the King's banner.

Requirements: Enlist in the Royal Navy.


Seal of Promise



Awarded to those who achieve a personal victory in the name of the Kingdom.

Requirements: One or more confirmed kills on the Crown's enemies.


Seal of Aptitude



Awarded to those who continue to show excellence in the field, serving the Crown with skill and loyalty at every turn.

Requirements: Ten or more confirmed kills on the Crown's enemies.


Seal of Excellence



Awarded to those whose martial prowess goes above and beyond the norm, cementing their legacy as Gallia's finest for decades to come.

Requirements: Twenty or more confirmed kills on the Crown's enemies.


Seal of Command



Awarded to those who lead by example - paragons of Naval virtue who inspire our fresh-faced recruits to emulate their prowess.

Requirements: Demonstration of exceptional leadership skill while involved in a Royal Naval combat operation.


Seal of Conquest



Awarded to those who continue the war on the Bretonian and Libertonian fronts, eliminating the forces of resistance therein.

]Requirements: Participation in continued engagements against the forces of Bretonia and Liberty.


Seal of Vindication



Awarded to those who strike down the most vile traitors our Kingdom has ever known.

Requirements: Participation in continued engagements against the Council and Maquis.


Seal of Vigilance



Awarded to those who patrol the borders of the Kingdom with unerring proficiency, ever watchful for brigands and bandits.

Requirements: Participation in continued engagements against Outcasts, Gallic Brigands, and other 'unlawfuls'.


Seal of Blood



Awarded to those who are wounded while fighting under the Kingdom's banner.

Requirements: Personal injury incurred in a combat situation while engaging enemies of the Crown


Crest of Gallia



A medal that carries a weight like no other, the Crest of Gallia is awarded only by the King himself. Only a de facto hero of the Kingdom could hope to be awarded this highest of honours.

Requirements: Exceptional prowess that exemplifies going above and beyond that of any regular soldier.

[King Charles XI]

12 - Royale Attribution




Awarded to naval personal that illustrate their value to the Navy in every single action that they do. Hand picked by the Grand Marchal.

13 '€“ Royale Attribution Argent




Once a pilot has earned a Royale Attribution, they immediately become eligible for the Royale attribution argent. This is a step up from a normal Royale Attribution award. The King personally hands out these prestigious awards himself.

14- Royale Attribution D'or




Once a pilot has earned a Royale Attribution Argent, they immediately become eligible for the Royale attribution d'€™or. This award is one of the highest merits anyone in the Navy can receive. A d'€™or Royale Attribution is one of the most difficult to receive. The King personally hands out these prestigious awards himself.

15 - Officier de l'actat-major




Awarded to personal that have climbed the ranks to the very top. Only members of the High Command of the Gallic Royal Navy receive this badge. Its purpose is to show that the wearer commands a great deal of respect. Awarded by the King himself.

16 - Ordre Supacrieur d'honneur




The highest honor any Gallic officer can receive. The Ordre Supacrieur d'honneur is the pinnacle of a royal officers career. This award is not given out very often but it is the most sought after. Members of the High Command and the King himself discuss in depth whether or not potential receivers truly deserve this highest of honors.