Pillars & Divisions

The purpose of the Pillars is to bring like-minded members together, make organizing operations easier, and provide specialized tasks with future compensation opportunities.

Marines may be assigned FPS operations or tasked with recovering valuable Wikelo items during ground missions. Industry members may focus on mining, salvaging, manufacturing, logistics, and cargo hauling. Commerce members may oversee trading, market operations, organizational finances, and economic planning, while Rescue & Recovery members specialize in medical support, search and rescue, and recovery operations.

Choosing a Pillar does not lock you into that role. Your Pillar simply represents your primary specialization within Void Corps. You're always encouraged to participate in other activities across the organization — if you're a Marine but want to join a mining operation, salvage run, or cargo convoy, you're more than welcome to do so. The goal is to create dedicated teams without limiting how you enjoy the game.

Joining a Pillar gives you a role within the organization while helping Void Corps grow into a more coordinated, organized, and rewarding community.

Rank Structure

  1. 1

    Senate

    Senior leadership.

  2. 2

    Praetorian

    Second-in-command of their respective pillar, standing just beneath the pillar's Senate seat.

    • Oversees the day-to-day leadership of their pillar's squads and Legati, ensuring operations run smoothly and standards are upheld while stepping in to represent the pillar's interests and command in the Senate seat's absence.
    • Also responsible for organizing and leading Org Night.
  3. 3

    Legate

    The first tier of formal squad leadership — a member entrusted with commanding a squad, planning and directing operations, and being directly accountable for the performance and cohesion of those under them.

    Marks the transition from individual contributor to leader, responsible not just for their own conduct but for the readiness and success of their squad.

  4. 4

    Centurion

    A proven member who has demonstrated commitment and reliability to the org, mentoring newer members and acting as a trusted link between rank and file and org leadership.

    Expected to set the standard for commitment and conduct.

  5. 5

    Legionary (Soldier)

    Someone who comes and goes freely but is expected to semi-regularly take part in core activities, support group operations, and contribute modestly to the org's resources while receiving its benefits in return.

  6. 6

    Pro Tem

    Someone who is a member of the Discord and is welcome to come and go freely, and socialize without responsibilities or access to core functions or benefits. Not yet technically a member of the org.