Chapter 899, Legion System

Gu Hang also thought about whether he actually lost money after opening this legion page?
After all, with a number of 50,000, wouldn’t it be enough to collect 25 original Saints’ Regiments?
In fact, there were already eighteen Saints' Regiments before the Alliance. Not counting the Saints' Bloodline Regiment established by Gu Hang himself, there were nine original ones.

Including the fifteen in the Mursiphat star field, there are 24 in total, which is almost the upper limit.

But in reality it is not very realistic.

Gu Hang took over the Mersiphat Star Region in one go, and forced the Saints to bow their heads and obey, and then let them return with fourteen sub-groups. In fact, these fourteen sub-groups, in the later stage, only added up to four or five thousand Space Marines, and each group had an average of about three hundred people.

If the Saints don't accept them, these fourteen groups would rather be destroyed than join the alliance.

Without this concentrated attack here against the Saints in large numbers, we wouldn't have reached the current number.

Moreover, Gu Hang suspected that since there was a start-up group that could open the legion page and become 50,000, Gu Hang estimated that a simple sub-group would also have this upper limit. It was just that he had never encountered it before.

In addition, Gu Hang discovered another point.

There is an alliance in the Ardan Universe that has taken in a Saint's subgroup, called the Holy Cloth Guard. The gene seed they provide in the system is not that of the Saint, but is called the 'Holy Cloth Guard'.

This was not the first time that Gu Hang had seen this situation.

The blood shark ones are blood shark seeds, the phoenix ones are phoenix seeds, and they are not 'bat seeds' or 'phoenix seeds'.

There is no doubt that they are indeed the daughter group of the corresponding mother group. However, Gu Hang guessed that their gene seeds had undergone some mutations after a long time and the unique experiences their group had suffered, making the gene seeds somewhat different from the mother group.

It can still be seen that it is very similar to the original warband; it is also very similar when testing.

But after all, it was somewhat different, and it led to some new characteristics, so it was recognized as independent by the system.

Such seeds are not subject to the upper limit of 5 in the Legion Interface.

Gu Hang even wondered, if the battle groups developed from these independent gene seeds reached a certain level, could they also be recognized as legions?

What is the reason for being recognized as a legion?

For ordinary war groups, it is to conquer the start-up groups.

So, can we assume that it is enough to develop an independent seed regiment to the level of a start-up regiment?
What are the conditions for developing into a startup group?

How many Space Marines can be trained from independent seeds? The upper limit is now 2,000, so we have to rely on operations to slowly increase it to a certain scale?

It's not impossible, but it would probably be slow.

But are there any other conditions besides this?

However, this matter itself is just Gu Hang's guess and may not come true.

In addition to independent seeds, the seeds inherited from various legions are actually divided into three categories.

Second class, legion, glory.

This is also one of the benefits Gu Hang obtained after the legion page was opened.

Among the many warbands that the Alliance had conquered before, almost half or more of them had their gene seeds rated as "inferior".

These inferior seeds are most likely due to improper storage, or the original qualifications of the Space Marines who cultivated the gene seeds are not good enough, or the most direct reason is that the gene seeds have been stored in the warehouse for too long... All kinds of problems have caused the gene seeds to deteriorate to a certain extent.

The proportion of 50% is actually a bit exaggerated. The Empire's management system for gene seeds and the training system for Space Marines have always been more defensive than training. They can't ignore the strength of Space Marines and always have to train them, but they are also afraid that they will be too strong and rebellion will be a big problem. The overall policy is a twist.

It was in this environment that many gene seeds were used because they had been stored for too long. The selection of materials was not good, and the seeds used by each war group were inferior seeds.

Of course, generally speaking, there is no classification of the gene-seed of Space Marines in the Empire. Gene-seed is the most important asset of each Chapter, and it will not be inspected casually, nor will it be divided into any quality grades.

However, in Gu Hang’s battle group interface, this thing can be clearly seen.

The quality of gene-seed does not directly determine the strength of a Space Marine. Using good seeds can still produce a weak one, and using inferior seeds can still produce a champion.

What determines the level of individual strength is mainly the individual's own talent and hard work.

However, expand the sample to tens of thousands of Space Marines, and the mass effect of the gene-seed becomes much more obvious.

The most direct manifestation is that for the second-best seeded regiments, the training success rate of the company champions is only about 2% to 3%.

The legion seeds, which are the most common and most numerous seeds that have never degraded, have a training success rate of company champions that fluctuates between 5% and 10%.

Compared with the 5% to 15% of independent seeds, this number has a larger fluctuation and a higher upper limit, but the bottom line is similar.

After the legion system was launched, all saint seeds exchanged would be legion seeds, and there would be no secondary seeds.

After the Saints Corps surrendered and the Legion page was opened, a new gene seed exchange was added - a higher level of glory seed.

The total number is one tenth of the upper limit of the total number of Saint gene seeds.

Gu Hang has not tried the effect of this gene seed, but there are real war groups that can be compared with it - the various start-up groups.

The biggest halo of a founding group is, of course, its lofty political status, legitimacy, and influence.

The second is to have money and good equipment.

But apart from that, the strength of the Space Marines themselves should not be underestimated.

The main reason is that their gene seed inheritance has been the best for thousands of years. When the group split up, only the best warriors stayed in the mother group.

Among these start-up groups, the proportion of powerful people such as company champions can reach between 15% and 25%.

Moreover, the probability of a wargroup champion emerging is much higher.

These 5,000 glory seeds were independent of the 50,000 seed quota. The note on the interface clearly stated that it would take one-tenth of the legion quota.

In addition, a new way of training Space Marines is indicated on the Legion interface, called: [Blessed Son].

Gu Hang knew this.

This was the Glory Guard of the Son of God of the Legion of the Saints back then, during the Legion Era. It was of the same nature as the [Ever-Victorious Army] of the Extreme Marines.

Only those trained with the Seeds of Glory can be trained to become [Sons of the Blessed].

And every blessed son has the strength similar to that of the company champion.

More importantly, this training does not conflict with the series of training for veterans, non-commissioned officers, sergeant majors, and company champions, and can be superimposed!
(End of this chapter)