The Wooded Sanctuary is quiet. Preparation for a final war path is at hand, and training has ceased. Wounded trolls stay behind to recover, while displaced Old Hemisect Residents can be seen wandering aimlessly through the encampment, without hives to return to. It’s a grim look, but it could have been worse. The losses sustained by the rebels was reduced significantly by guerilla destruction. Avoiding an all-out confrontation between the royalists served to minimize damage to the numbers of the rebels, and the tone of the camp is curiously ambivalent. The royalists kept their ground, but the forces of the Phoenix Initiative pushed in dramatically. They were powerful – a force to be reckoned with. The royalists had to regroup, and now was the time to strike at a weak spot. Morale had been low since the royalists began recovering from the initial attacks, and rebel veterans took note. Taking trolls aside, a sense of budding trust and appreciation could be seen. Simple thanks for your efforts were met with rewards of looted royalist pins. The pins look worse for wear, but are a surefire symbol of the rebellion’s force and defiance. They are a token of appreciation and recognition of your hard work.
For trolls who got
under 10 in any class, unfortunately your service in that skill was not significant enough to be noticed around the camp.
For trolls who got
10 to 19 points, your efforts have been rewarded with a small, familiar iron badge tucked away. It holds the symbol of your skill as an apprentice in your given field.
[construction][demolition][intelligence][recruiting]For trolls who got
20 to 29 points, you are considered to be a journeytroll in your area of expertise. You have a good grasp over the skills you learned, and have earned a small bronze badge with a symbol appropriate for your field.
[construction][demolition][intelligence][recruiting]For trolls who got
30 to 39 points, you are now a master in your given skill. You aided the rebellion well and efficiently, and will now be able to assist trolls with lesser skills in that area. You find a small silver badge with a symbol on it to show what you trained in. You also receive a deactivated
two-use, non-rechargable trinket which can be activated by rebel hackers after the operation has come to an end.
[construction][demolition][intelligence][recruiting]For trolls who got
40 plus points, you are given the highest honor for your work. You are now at the grandmaster skill level and receive a small gold badge with a symbol appropriate to your field of expertise. You are an expert and can teach others your trade! Stealing or otherwise removing this pin holds a great risk for the rebel that took it – you’re very lucky to receive it, and must have worked extremely hard to do so. The veteran rebels give you a knowing look and open up to you enough to sincerely give you thanks. Your assistance will not be forgotten for a long, long time. You also receive a deactivated
four-use, non-rechargable trinket which can be activated by rebel hackers after the operation has come to an end.
[construction][demolition][intelligence][recruiting]Trolls are recommended to take their badges and keep them in their journals, you never know when you'll need them later! All trinkets are novice level. Your troll can pick from the following trinket abilities: offensive style B, defensive style B, agility style B. Trinkets can't be used in battles until the meta has officially finished. => 
