Triskele Knights

"All deserve life and the ability to choose their own place in the world, and those who would place others in shackles or control them with oppressive laws must be toppled. Train the common folk to defend themselves and their property should another wish to take their freedoms. If you are wronged, you are right to exact vengeance yourself, especially if none will help you."

Dogma of Trithereon

Structure

Class I: Grand Master

Twelve Grand Masters, all paladins, form a council which directs the Triskele Knights.

Class II: Commander

Commanders have a number of sub-classifications which regard different areas of administration, but are generally tasked with regional organization of Knights and their Officers.

Class III: Officer

Officers serve as team leaders of small units of Knights, typically four strong but otherwise within a range of 3-6. They are responsible for training, personal appearance, and cleanliness of Knights.

Class IV: Knight

Knights form the majority of the Triskele Knights population, and generally take orders from Officers. Different sub-classes of Knights may be entrusted with different responsibilities: some are spies, some take post in small towns without militias, some hunt monsters in teams, and some do all of the above, among other things.

Class V: Squire

Squires are minors with an interest in the Knights and an aptitude for becoming one. Officers and senior Knights- and very rarely, Commanders- may take on such a protégé, tasking them with chores in exchange for room and board while they mentor them. Squires may participate in some missions, but are non-combatants.

Public Agenda

Clad in blue and silver, the Triskele Knights do their work in the name of Trithereon, the god of individuality, liberty, retribution, and self-defense. These tenets are interpreted as a devotion to the people- the corrupt are to be disempowered, and the oppressed are to be uplifted. The Knights seek out criminal organizations in order to extirpate them, and send spies after powerful and malicious individuals who think they're untouchable. They also assist disenfranchised communities, protecting them when they cannot protect themselves and bringing education and self defense programs.

Assets

Aside from selling their own goods and labor, the Triskele Knights are primarily funded by donations, such as those from allied cities, philanthropists, and fundraisers. The Knights may also seize assets from captured bandits, pirates, and the like when appropriate.

The Knights are lodged in Castle Kane, which has a capacity of a couple thousand. Here, the Knights store their gold and create their own weapons and armor. The vineyards surrounding the castle are used to make wine, which is sold to maintain the organization.