Standard Crew

A crew comprises a body or a class of people who work at a common activity, generally in a structured or hierarchical organization. The word has particular nautical resonances: the tasks involved in operating a ship, particularly a sailing ship, providing numerous specialities within a ship's crew, often organised with a chain of command. Traditional nautical usage strongly distinguishes officers from crew, though the two groups combined form the ship's company. Members of a crew are often referred to by the title "Crewman" and as well as "Crewmember".

In the Colorado Rogues, Standard Crew have only a single bone on their Sashes Some Crew have unique duties, but unless otherwise stated, they still only have a single bone to denote rank.

Standard Crew Ranks and Associations

Bosun Associations

• Sailmaker
• Coxswain
• Rigger
• Oarsmaster

Master at Arms Associations

• Sergeant at Arms
• Boarding Party

Master Artisan Associations

• Cooper
• Ship's Artist
• Leathersmith
• Artisane d'Art
• Painter
• Tailor

Master Gunner Associations

• Quarter Gunner
• Gunner
• Gunner’s Mate
• Yeoman of the Powder Room

Navigator Associations

• Lookout
• Pilot
• Topwatch

Scribe Associations

• Chronicler
• Historian

Shipwright Associations

• Carpenter

Rogueling Associations

• Powder Monkey
• Baby Bard
• Cabin Baby
• Cabin Boy
• Cabin Girl

Specialized Crew and Associations

Some ranks are not officers by default and have thier own associations as well. These ranks can be considered equivilent to a Ship Officer if the Captain deems it so by allowing them to display Crossed Bones below the badge.

Brewmeister

• Brewer
• Bartender
• Bar Wench
• Sommelier

Ship's Bard

• Minstrel
• Poet
• Troubadour

Ship's Cleric

• Councilor
• Deacon
• Parson
• Nun
• Missionary

Ship's Cook

• Cook
• Scullery Maid

Ship's Surgeon

• Dentist
• Nurse
• Loblolly