Freikorps

The Freikorps (English: Free Corps), officially the Überwelt Freikorps (English: Overworld Free Corps), is an irregular volunteer unit complied entirely of people from the Continent, regardless of nationality or species, that act under the command of Werner von Goldberg as his personal armed forces within his territory.

The unit was mostly used as guards in places that would've stretched the main Wehrmacht units thin, acting as military police, or as reconnaissance forces. In actuality, the military was recruited as a way to bolster Werner's military presence on the Continent and to build a rapport with the native people, whose relations were soured due to the efforts of Helga prior to the Treaty of Empires.

Founding
In the aftermath of the signing of the alliance between the legitimate Arthurian Empire and the German Empire in 1940, Werner founded the Freikorps to increase the military presence of Germany upon the Continent and to bolster his forces in light of the conversion of the Tor Korps into a field army, which was mainly due to the amount of time it took Werner to carefully select his individual soldiers.

Recruitment and Training
As was the case, members were recruited as volunteers from neighbouring countries or territories from within German control. Though, recruitment was slowed down to a minimum in its first stages. Most people outside the German borders believed that they were demons trying to deceive them through trickery or just fear the Germans and would rather stay away completely. Thus, the Germans had to rely on the trust of the people, which had since been soured thanks to the actions of Helga, or through careful manipulation by letting them watch propaganda movies in large-scale outdoor theatres and feeding them high-grade rations. Posters and criers were displayed in all territories under German influence to further convince people to join the Freikorps.

The training was completely dependant on the recruit's physical attributes. Hulking beasts, like minotaurs and orcs, were given extremely heavy training while the regular-sized members, like humans and elves, were given the exact training a regular Wehrmacht soldier would have. Either way, every member would study the history of Germany, the language, and its military doctrines. The Wehrmacht would also make them watch German recruitment movies and propaganda films to influence the members to become fully devoted to the German army.

Equipment
Because of the vast species variation of the army, the soldiers in the unit were exotically equipped with different weapons to suit their position, based upon their strengths. For example, a minotaur, ogre or other large-sized members were equipped with heavy weapons ranging from a Panzershrek, duel-wielding MG-40s or miniguns while smaller members, like regular humans and elves, were equipped with outdated Kar98ks and MP35s.

Uniforms had to be specially made from within the compounds in order to fit every member, which is said to have "costed more than a crate of guns," which were regular grey Wehrmacht uniforms with stahlhelms.