Ambush: When you want to ambush. Example: "Tallgeese - Ambush".

Duel: When you want to duel someone. Example: "Shenlong - Duel".

Purchase: When you purchase things. Example: "Wing Zero Custom - Purchase".

Travel: When you want to travel. Example: "Scorpio - Travel".

Other: For all other things, like team creation and giving money away. Example: "Leo - Other".

Joining: For joining, no suit name is required... Example: "Joining".

Ambush: You clearly have the upper hand; surprise is the leading factor in this encounter. The opposing side need not apply (obviously), but you do! A 1v1 ambush ranges from 3 to 5 experience, an ambush with more than two people ranges from 5 to 7, depending on victory or defeat. If you do participate with another in an ambush, both must send an email. You will automatically be assumed to want the aid of your wing, so email me with other instructions if you don't want his/her help.

Friendly Duel: You and a colleague decide to face off; either to show who's best or for simple experience gain. The more you do it, the less EXP you gain, like in all RPGs. Both parties send in an email. Duel's range from 7 to 10 experience. I will assume that you don't want the aid of your wing, so email me otherwise if this isn't the case.

Unfriendly Duel: This is best described as the point in which fighting ceases, and the opposing generals march onto the field upon their gilded horse. They dismount, draw swords, and duke it out. In this encounter, it's rare to see two people walk away. Because of the high risk factor, victors gain an automatic 15 experience, and if the loser survives; he's awarded 7 experience.

Installation Attack: If you're not Zechs in the Tallgeese, you're screwed. Unless, of course, you have a million units to back you up and that, as we all know it, won't guarantee success. It's best if you include the fate of the installation in your battle plans (if you want to destroy or capture it). You gain 15 experience if you win the attack, and 12 if you lose (if you don't die). But, if you keep attacking the same place, it's scaled the same as a regular ambush.

Stand: Normal stance.

Guard: They stand, on alert, wherever you command them to. This "ups" their defense if an encounter happens.

Planet: You receive +1,000 credits each week and access to the planet is restricted to everyone else (unless you're an attacking force... looking to take it over).

Earth Location: You receive +500 credits each week, and your forces automatically attack whoever passes through it (a given, I know).

Earth Sphere Alliance: Do I find a pulse? Yes! Remnants of the old Earth Sphere cling to their claims on Earth, as well as the various colonies in which they were once so prevelent. Their numbers are dwindling, as well as their pride, but for all you know, that could change. As a member, you receive a weekly paycheck of 100 credits, and start with 200.

Organization of Zodiac: You were once known as the Specials, an elite unit within the Earth Alliance ranks. It's awhile since the great coup, and your comrades have grown fat from suckling. This is your chance to live up to your name, and defeat the remaining threat in triumphant glory. As part of OZ, you get a weekly allowance of 150 credits, and start with 250.

Orbital Drop: The Virgo Transport may perform orbital drops, which is essentially a paradrop but from orbit. All mobile suits may be dropped on a target on Earth, pretty much any target. They land, almost unnoticed, behind the enemy defenses. Great strategy if you have unlimited forces.