Warden - Revision history

Jonttte: Added Imported Page template

2026-10-30T17:19:54Z

Added Imported Page template

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	\| department = [[Security]]		\| department = [[Security]]

imported>Erbinha: Added Detective and External access to access list.

2025-10-03T20:01:50Z

Added Detective and External access to access list.

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	\| image = Warden.png		\| image = Warden.png
	\| title = Warden		\| title = Warden
	\| access = Armory, Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service		\| access = Armory, Brig, Detective, External, Maintenance, Security, Service
	\| difficulty = Hard		\| difficulty = Hard
	\| duties = Monitor the brig and its prisoners. Guard the armory.		\| duties = Monitor the brig and its prisoners. Guard the armory.

imported>Hitlinemoss: basic job page updates

2025-03-28T13:58:11Z

basic job page updates

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	{{Role infobox		{{Role infobox
	\|department=Security		\| department = [[Security]]
	\|image=Warden.png		\| image = Warden.png
	\|title=Warden		\| title = Warden
	\|access=Armory, Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service		\| access = Armory, Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service
	\|difficulty=Hard		\| difficulty = Hard
	\|duties=~~Babysit~~ the brig~~, babysit the~~ prisoners~~, babysit~~ the armory.		\| duties = Monitor the brig and its prisoners. Guard the armory.
	\|supervisors=[[Head of Security~~]], [[Captain~~]]		\| supervisors = [[Head of Security]]
	\|subordinates=Prisoners, [[Security Officer]] (to an extent)		\| subordinates = Prisoners, [[Security Officer]] (to an extent)
	\|guides=This is the guide		\| guides = This is the guide.
			\| radio = * {{rch\|common}}
			* {{rch\|sec}}
	}}		}}

			Warden is a job in the Security department.

	The Warden is a keystone of security tasked with managing the Brig and everything within it. This ranges from making sure detained prisoners are treated with respect (or at a minimum, not beaten to death), to overseeing and (in emergencies) distributing the contents of the Armory.		The Warden is a keystone of security tasked with managing the Brig and everything within it. This ranges from making sure detained prisoners are treated with respect (or at a minimum, not beaten to death), to overseeing and (in emergencies) distributing the contents of the Armory.

imported>HonkBot: migrated to {{Role infobox}}

2025-03-16T02:29:18Z

migrated to {{Role infobox}}

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	\|department=Security		\|department=Security
	\|~~img~~=~~[[File:~~Warden.png~~\|256px]]~~		\|image=Warden.png
	\|title=Warden		\|title=Warden
	\|access=Armory, Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service		\|access=Armory, Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service

imported>Aliser: added role navbox

2025-03-15T05:21:14Z

added role navbox

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	- (secure)Transport to evac. Prisoners must be taken to the evacuation shuttle in a secure manner if their sentence extends that far. They should be cuffed, and can be strapped to a chair for faster transport.		- (secure)Transport to evac. Prisoners must be taken to the evacuation shuttle in a secure manner if their sentence extends that far. They should be cuffed, and can be strapped to a chair for faster transport.

			{{Role Navbox}}

	[[Category:Roles]]		[[Category:Roles]]
	[[Category:Security Roles]]		[[Category:Security Roles]]

imported>3P5I7ON: teeny changes to wording, warden should not be out and about for five whole minutes!!!

2025-02-26T22:00:28Z

teeny changes to wording, warden should not be out and about for five whole minutes!!!

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	=== WARDLOOOSE!! ===		=== WARDLOOOSE!! ===

	The Warden is strongly discouraged from leaving the brig for any amount of time over a ~~few minutes~~. This can leave the highly volatile contents of the armory, rowdy prisoners looking for a way out, and confiscated contraband unattended, thus giving someone a chance at grabbing it without being noticed. The Warden is also very strongly discouraged from helping themselves to the contents of the armory without reason -- this puts a terrible look on you and is generally completely unnecessary. It generally just paints you as someone who took the job for quick access to as many guns as you can carry and further increases the value of beating you up in the hallways if you leave for little to no reason.		The Warden is strongly discouraged from leaving the brig for any amount of time over a minute. This can leave the highly volatile contents of the armory, rowdy prisoners looking for a way out, and confiscated contraband unattended, thus giving someone a chance at grabbing it without being noticed. The Warden is also very strongly discouraged from helping themselves to the contents of the armory without reason -- this puts a terrible look on you and is generally completely unnecessary. It generally just paints you as someone who took the job for quick access to as many guns as you can carry and further increases the value of beating you up in the hallways if you leave for little to no reason.

	A Warden outside of the brig is also an extremely high-value target for anyone out to pilfer ID cards or equipment; perhaps the most dangerous item you can lose is your ID card which gives its holder unrestricted access to everything in the armory. Not only does it give them as many guns as they want, they can give their friends guns too. And their friends are probably not your friends.		A Warden outside of the brig is also an extremely high-value target for anyone out to pilfer ID cards or equipment; perhaps the most dangerous item you can lose is your ID card, which gives its holder unrestricted access to everything in the armory. Not only does it give them as many guns as they want, they can give their friends guns too. And their friends are probably not your friends.

	=== My Rifle, My Gun ===		=== My Rifle, My Gun ===

imported>3P5I7ON: added stuff about brigmed, iirc admins decided hiring brigmedics wasn't meta/power gaming so I added that in but don't be afraid to remove it if I'm wrong

2025-02-20T21:32:44Z

added stuff about brigmed, iirc admins decided hiring brigmedics wasn't meta/power gaming so I added that in but don't be afraid to remove it if I'm wrong

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	This is quite a massive list of equipment to keep track of, but generally, if you are doing your job right, it doesn't move often without you knowing about it. As the Warden, you are expected to safeguard this equipment and prevent unauthorized access at any cost. The ''only other people'' that should be allowed in and out of the armory is [[Head of Security\|Your Boss]] and [[Captain\|Your Bosses' Boss]]. You should discourage them from taking everything they can carry, but try to avoid arresting them on the spot.		This is quite a massive list of equipment to keep track of, but generally, if you are doing your job right, it doesn't move often without you knowing about it. As the Warden, you are expected to safeguard this equipment and prevent unauthorized access at any cost. The ''only other people'' that should be allowed in and out of the armory is [[Head of Security\|Your Boss]] and [[Captain\|Your Bosses' Boss]]. You should discourage them from taking everything they can carry, but try to avoid arresting them on the spot.

	You should absolutely prevent anyone from getting into the armory who invites themselves in without good reason and isn't the Captain or Head of Security. Sometimes Command gets in over their heads, and may think that their rank entitles them to grab things from the armory, but unless they've gotten approval from someone you answer to, you shouldn't just let them grab whatever they want. You can and SHOULD arrest ''anyone'' who breaks into the armory. On ~~Blue~~ and more severe alerts, this may be disregarded.		You should absolutely prevent anyone from getting into the armory who invites themselves in without good reason and isn't the Captain or Head of Security. Sometimes Command gets in over their heads, and may think that their rank entitles them to grab things from the armory, but unless they've gotten approval from someone you answer to, you shouldn't just let them grab whatever they want. You can and SHOULD arrest ''anyone'' who breaks into the armory. On Red and more severe alerts, this may be disregarded.

	It is also your (and the Head of Security's) discretion on when the contents of the armory should be distributed to your Officers (or, god forbid, the crew). Station threats like carps and spiders are much more safely handled if you can hand a competent officer something lethal, although it can be challenging to find that competent officer under your command. Otherwise, your officers are left with only their pistol and baton, and usually have to slowly beat the enemy to death, exposing them to greater danger.		It is also your (and the Head of Security's) discretion on when the contents of the armory should be distributed to your Officers (or, god forbid, the crew). Station threats like carps and spiders are much more safely handled if you can hand a competent officer something lethal, although it can be challenging to find that competent officer under your command. Otherwise, your officers are left with only their pistol and baton, and usually have to slowly beat the enemy to death, exposing them to greater danger.
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	Prisoners under your care are entitled to basic commodities, no matter how heinous the crime. Under Space Law(which you are bound by), they MUST receive:		Prisoners under your care are entitled to basic commodities, no matter how heinous the crime. Under Space Law(which you are bound by), they MUST receive:

	- Food and water. This is usually only provided upon request, although you can go the extra mile and ~~provide~~ some snacks to a prisoner with a particularly long sentence.		- Food and water. This is usually only provided upon request, although you can go the extra mile and give some snacks to a prisoner with a particularly long sentence.

	- A safe, secure holding cell or confinement. Sometimes, security ~~is bombed and/or spaced~~. It's your job to move all prisoners to ~~an unspaced~~ area, or at the bare minimum give them EVA, which you can always find in perma.		- A safe, secure holding cell or confinement. Sometimes, areas inside security can become unsafe due to spacings, hostile animals, etc. It's your job to move all prisoners to a safe area, or at the bare minimum give them EVA, which you can always find in perma.

			- Basic medical care. People often get injured in altercations leading up to their arrest, and it's up to you to make sure that they get back to stable health. Most maps have a brigmed available, which is ideal for treating prisoners without leaving security. You and your HoS can also decide to hire or promote a Brigmedic from the medical department or from your own team for this purpose.

	- Basic communications unless abused. Every prisoner has the right to keep their headset and be able to communicate with the outside world, unless their headset contains keys it isn't supposed to have, or they are generally abusing their right to communication. This can apply for prisoners that may be mute, and you can provide pen and paper upon request.		- Basic communications unless abused. Every prisoner has the right to keep their headset and be able to communicate with the outside world, unless their headset contains keys it isn't supposed to have, or they are generally abusing their right to communication. This can apply for prisoners that may be mute, and you can provide pen and paper upon request.

imported>3P5I7ON: added some info to the page

2025-02-19T22:19:54Z

added some info to the page

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	The Warden answers directly to the [[Head of Security]] and indirectly to the Captain, but generally anyone else inside the Brig answers to the Warden as long as they are there. As the Warden, you're often the thin red line between the Armory and any number of trespassing threats; ranging from a sticky-fingered [[Head of Personnel\|Clown]] to a Traitor looking to bust their buddy (or assassination target) out of the Permabrig.		The Warden answers directly to the [[Head of Security]] and indirectly to the Captain, but generally anyone else inside the Brig answers to the Warden as long as they are there. As the Warden, you're often the thin red line between the Armory and any number of trespassing threats; ranging from a sticky-fingered [[Head of Personnel\|Clown]] to a Traitor looking to bust their buddy (or assassination target) out of the Permabrig.

	=== ~~The Outside World~~ ===		=== WARDLOOOSE!! ===

	The Warden is strongly discouraged from leaving the brig for any amount of time over a few minutes. This can leave the highly volatile contents of the armory, rowdy prisoners looking for a way out, and confiscated contraband unattended, thus giving someone a chance at grabbing it without being noticed. The Warden is also very strongly discouraged from helping themselves to the contents of the armory without reason -- this puts a terrible look on you and is generally completely unnecessary. It generally just paints you as someone who took the job for quick access to as many guns as you can carry and further increases the value of beating you up in the hallways if you leave for ~~some~~ reason.		The Warden is strongly discouraged from leaving the brig for any amount of time over a few minutes. This can leave the highly volatile contents of the armory, rowdy prisoners looking for a way out, and confiscated contraband unattended, thus giving someone a chance at grabbing it without being noticed. The Warden is also very strongly discouraged from helping themselves to the contents of the armory without reason -- this puts a terrible look on you and is generally completely unnecessary. It generally just paints you as someone who took the job for quick access to as many guns as you can carry and further increases the value of beating you up in the hallways if you leave for little to no reason.

	A Warden outside of the brig is also an extremely high-value target for anyone out to pilfer ID cards or equipment; perhaps the most dangerous item you can lose is your ID card which gives its holder unrestricted access to everything in the armory. Not only does it give them as many guns as they want, they can give their friends guns too. And their friends are probably not your friends.		A Warden outside of the brig is also an extremely high-value target for anyone out to pilfer ID cards or equipment; perhaps the most dangerous item you can lose is your ID card which gives its holder unrestricted access to everything in the armory. Not only does it give them as many guns as they want, they can give their friends guns too. And their friends are probably not your friends.
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	The coveted Armory is usually one of the most-secured places on the station, second usually only to the Captain's Quarters or other sensitive areas of the bridge. Depending on the station, it usually contains laser rifles, pump-action shotguns, submachine guns, lethal and non-lethal ammunition, security hardsuits, bomb suits, portable flashers, and more.		The coveted Armory is usually one of the most-secured places on the station, second usually only to the Captain's Quarters or other sensitive areas of the bridge. Depending on the station, it usually contains laser rifles, pump-action shotguns, submachine guns, lethal and non-lethal ammunition, security hardsuits, bomb suits, portable flashers, and more.

	This is quite a massive list of equipment to keep track of, but generally, if you are doing your job right, it doesn't move often without you knowing about it. As the Warden, you are expected to safeguard this equipment and prevent unauthorized access at any cost. The only other people that should be allowed in and out of the armory is [[Head of Security\|Your Boss]] and [[Captain\|Your Bosses' Boss]]. You should discourage them from taking everything they can carry, but try to avoid arresting them on the spot.		This is quite a massive list of equipment to keep track of, but generally, if you are doing your job right, it doesn't move often without you knowing about it. As the Warden, you are expected to safeguard this equipment and prevent unauthorized access at any cost. The ''only other people'' that should be allowed in and out of the armory is [[Head of Security\|Your Boss]] and [[Captain\|Your Bosses' Boss]]. You should discourage them from taking everything they can carry, but try to avoid arresting them on the spot.

	You should absolutely prevent anyone from getting into the armory who invites themselves in without good reason and isn't the Captain or Head of Security. ~~Heads of Personnel cannot typically resist the allure of hitting the all access button on~~ their ~~own ID~~ and may think that entitles them to grab things from the armory ~~as they are the "captain's right-hand man"~~, but unless they've gotten approval from someone you answer to, you shouldn't just let them grab whatever they want.		You should absolutely prevent anyone from getting into the armory who invites themselves in without good reason and isn't the Captain or Head of Security. Sometimes Command gets in over their heads, and may think that their rank entitles them to grab things from the armory, but unless they've gotten approval from someone you answer to, you shouldn't just let them grab whatever they want. You can and SHOULD arrest ''anyone'' who breaks into the armory. On Blue and more severe alerts, this may be disregarded.

	It is also your (and the Head of Security's) discretion on when the contents of the armory should be distributed to your Officers (or, god forbid, the crew). Station threats like carps and spiders are much more safely handled if you can hand a competent officer something lethal, although it can be challenging to find that competent officer under your command. Otherwise, your officers are left with only their pistol and baton, and usually have to slowly beat the enemy to death, exposing them to greater danger.		It is also your (and the Head of Security's) discretion on when the contents of the armory should be distributed to your Officers (or, god forbid, the crew). Station threats like carps and spiders are much more safely handled if you can hand a competent officer something lethal, although it can be challenging to find that competent officer under your command. Otherwise, your officers are left with only their pistol and baton, and usually have to slowly beat the enemy to death, exposing them to greater danger.
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	This is a lot to do, but essentially you just need to watch over and make sure that your officers are doing a good job and not power tripping too hard, while also making sure the detainees aren't forgotten about. Officers will often leave prisoners in your care while they go back out on patrol, so depending on how proactive they are, they may dump a detainee on you without saying anything and leave just as quickly. Make sure they explain what actually transpired or actually brig the person themselves.		This is a lot to do, but essentially you just need to watch over and make sure that your officers are doing a good job and not power tripping too hard, while also making sure the detainees aren't forgotten about. Officers will often leave prisoners in your care while they go back out on patrol, so depending on how proactive they are, they may dump a detainee on you without saying anything and leave just as quickly. Make sure they explain what actually transpired or actually brig the person themselves.

			=== Wait, they get rights? ===
			Prisoners under your care are entitled to basic commodities, no matter how heinous the crime. Under Space Law(which you are bound by), they MUST receive:

			- Food and water. This is usually only provided upon request, although you can go the extra mile and provide some snacks to a prisoner with a particularly long sentence.

			- A safe, secure holding cell or confinement. Sometimes, security is bombed and/or spaced. It's your job to move all prisoners to an unspaced area, or at the bare minimum give them EVA, which you can always find in perma.

			- Basic communications unless abused. Every prisoner has the right to keep their headset and be able to communicate with the outside world, unless their headset contains keys it isn't supposed to have, or they are generally abusing their right to communication. This can apply for prisoners that may be mute, and you can provide pen and paper upon request.

			- (secure)Transport to evac. Prisoners must be taken to the evacuation shuttle in a secure manner if their sentence extends that far. They should be cuffed, and can be strapped to a chair for faster transport.

	[[Category:Roles]]		[[Category:Roles]]
	[[Category:Security Roles]]		[[Category:Security Roles]]

imported>Regenpower: made ward bigger

2024-12-10T19:15:01Z

made ward bigger

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	\|department=Security		\|department=Security
	\|img=[[File:Warden.png\|~~128px~~]]		\|img=[[File:Warden.png\|256px]]
	\|title=Warden		\|title=Warden
	\|access=Armory, Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service		\|access=Armory, Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service

imported>UpAndLeaves at 20:31, 6 November 2024

2024-11-06T20:31:31Z

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	This is a lot to do, but essentially you just need to watch over and make sure that your officers are doing a good job and not power tripping too hard, while also making sure the detainees aren't forgotten about. Officers will often leave prisoners in your care while they go back out on patrol, so depending on how proactive they are, they may dump a detainee on you without saying anything and leave just as quickly. Make sure they explain what actually transpired or actually brig the person themselves.		This is a lot to do, but essentially you just need to watch over and make sure that your officers are doing a good job and not power tripping too hard, while also making sure the detainees aren't forgotten about. Officers will often leave prisoners in your care while they go back out on patrol, so depending on how proactive they are, they may dump a detainee on you without saying anything and leave just as quickly. Make sure they explain what actually transpired or actually brig the person themselves.

	[[Category:~~Jobs~~]]		[[Category:Roles]]
	[[Category:Security ~~jobs~~]]		[[Category:Security Roles]]