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In late May of 2015, Midnight merged the 1stRCR into the 26e. Midnight at the helm of the 26e during an event in 2015 Midnight agreed and would merge the 1stRCR into the 26e Regiment d'Infanterie de Ligne led by Snow, GreenSnow, and later Rex. After noticing their dwindling attendance, Snow, leader of the 26e, offered Midnight the chance to merge and become the leader of a long-awaited voltigeur company.

Attendance toward the end of the 1stRCR's lifespan haunted the young leader of the regiment and he was scared of losing the community he knew and loved. The 1stRCR suffered the same issues as the 1stIR. Midnight brought the regiment to casual events such as the 26e Tuesday Linebattle, the Friday Domination Linebattle, and Assault hosted by Illuminati, and even ushered in a more competitive side with Monday nights being dedicated to 1v1s. Going strong for a few months, the 1stRCR enjoyed the same structure as the 1stIR. There Midnight would go on to lead his first regiment, the 1st Royal Canadian Regiment of Foot (1stRCR).īelieving he was ready to lead on his own, he took what was left of the 1stIR and founded the 1stRCR with Isaac Brock.

After a decline in attendance in May of 2015, Colonel Hungarian Habsburg decided to disband the 1stIR after consulting with what remained of his officer staff. Rising through the ranks and through multiple dismissals, Midnight achieved the coveted position of Major and led the majority of the regiment in the Colonel's absence.

From October 2014 to May of 2015, Midnight served in the 1stIR and experienced his first taste of being both a ranker and a leader. The 1stIR was led by Colonel Hungarian Habsburg with Roy as the second in command of the unit. His time in the PSG was not to last as a mutual acquaintance from his earlier Warband experiences on PF, Roy, poached him into his own community called the 1st Infantry Regiment. Midnight's journey in the Napoleonic Wars regiment scene began in late 2014 after he joined his first regiment known today as the Pontifical Swiss Guard.

Mount and blade napoleonic wars regiments