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# Officer 🐕
## Description:
Officers are loyal Sergeants who have been promoted due to their experience and expertise. Their job is similar to Sergeants, except they have a much more prestigious position, closely working with the Captains' Lieutenants in order to keep the City Watch running. They are distinguishable by the three blue stripes they wear around their left bicep. The people of Rosewood sometimes refer to Officers as "Hounds", since they are known to train guard dogs at times.
* **Weekly (Sunday) Paycheck:** `35 coin`
* **Rank-up Requirement:** `250 xp`
* **Rank-up Rewards:** `Spear`
## In-depth guide:
Officers provide few new options in day-to-day RP. In essence, they are very similar to Sergeants, except they have command over them. They may oversee the duties of those below them and are the most trusted allies of Lieutenants. Plus, they are one step closer to the Bailiff's ear, meaning they can help organize push-backs against gang activity in Rosewood.
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