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How does the ranking go with SW? Do you start as a bloodclaw and rank up from there until your a GH when you start over again, call of duty prestige style? Or is there a more complex system at work here... Why I'm confused is this: Sgt. Hakon led BCs all around the galaxy slaying the bad guys, however, what does that make him? He's super old, and assuming he was a drill instructor/trainer for the initiates, I wouldn't expect him to be a Bloodclaw still, although I'm aware there are BC Sgts. Or, was he actually a WG in Bereks company attached onto the unit? It never mentions him being a wolfguard throughout the novel but that seems as though it would make the most sense... Billy King has thrown me off once again, an okay writer but he really needs to pull his canon together...


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NVM, figured it out after some more research. For anyone with the same question, WG is basically a ranked SW, whether they be lieutenant or captain. Just because they are WG doesn't mean they are part of a WL's personal bodyguard.

Lol, posted right after you edited.