> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://reignalterworld.gitbook.io/litepaper/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://reignalterworld.gitbook.io/litepaper/political/jobs.md). # Jobs Players who join a District will receive a Job from the Mayor. The Mayor selects members based on the Characters (also their Merit and Medal points) that the players have developed and the Mayor's needs for buildings within the District. Merits and Medals points are activities players engage in within the District, which grant them experience. This allows the Mayor to determine which job best suits each player in their District. Each Job has an impact on the Tech level of each building. For example, a Warden can only increase the Tech of the Fortress building, while a Patrol can only enhance the Tech of the Border building, and so on. Players will have dual Job functions, serving as both Civilian Jobs and Military Forces.

Players who enter a District will receive a suitable Job, which includes:	In wartime conditions, each Job is automatically assigned to the Military Force, which includes:
Scavenger (jobless)	Mercenary (jobless)
Wardens are assigned to the Fortress	Warden assigned to be Breacher
Patrol are assigned to the Border	Patrol assigned to be Assault
Scout are assigned to the Barrack	Scout assigned to be Ambush
Watchman are assigned to the Eagle Eye	Watchman assigned to be Raid
Mechanic are assigned to the Garage	Mechanic assigned to be Driver
Logistician are assigned to the Warehouse	Logistician assigned to be Purge
Forger are assigned to the Arsenal	Forger assigned to be Sniper
Scientist are assigned to the Laboratory	Scientist assigned to be Medic

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