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Well, it varies. The Livonian Federation and the Xiang Republic both are pretty have pretty much equal sexes in the army (the former for ideological reasons, the latter because of sheer desperation). The Kubra Shah's army, meanwhile, has a strict ban on women serving in it, in any aspect. But I suspect you're asking more for the Imperial side of things.

Well, there again, it varies. Citizen women aren't allowed anywhere near the army, while noble women are grudgingly allowed non-combat roles, such as logistics, medicine, and so on. But the royalty- members of the royal family, closely related or not- are allowed to do pretty much whatever they want, man or woman. Of course, royal women still wouldn't fight on the front lines, but that's more because of status than anything; they generally act as commanders and generals.



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I see, so is it cool if my, I suppose Countess or Baroness is a recently retired medical captain or major? (I assume it is extremely rare for non-royalty women to ascend above field officer ranks.)