Hierarchy and Monthly Pay in Halo Currency
The Exodia Inquisition is both a religious authority and a global military force tasked with defending the world from demon lords, undead tyrants, cursed magic, and other threats to the Sanctified Cycle. Because the organization operates across @The Holy Exodia Empire, @Oktoberland, and @Dragoon Island, it maintains a standardized military structure and payment system based on the Halo Currency System.
All salaries are paid monthly through official Exodia treasuries and may be supplemented with bounties, mission rewards, confiscated demon artifacts, and Adventurer League cooperation bonuses.
The amounts below represent the base monthly salary, not including rewards from demon hunts or large campaigns.
These are the entry ranks where recruits learn doctrine, combat, and magical discipline.
Role:
New recruits undergoing training. Initiates guard temples, assist priests, perform patrol duties, and study demonology and Exodia doctrine.
Monthly Pay:
25 @Silver Halo
(Equivalent to about 25 standard dollars)
Most Initiates live inside Exodia compounds where food, lodging, and equipment are provided.
Role:
Junior operatives who assist full Inquisitors. Acolytes begin learning battlefield roles such as healing, magical investigation, and monster hunting.
Monthly Pay:
75 @Silver Halo
(Equivalent to 75 dollars)
Acolytes are often sent on minor missions or accompany investigation teams.
These ranks perform the majority of demon hunts and investigations.
Role:
The standard field agent of Exodia. Inquisitors hunt demon cults, investigate supernatural events, and lead small squads.
Monthly Pay:
2 @Pure Halo + 50 @Silver Halo
(Equivalent to 250 dollars)
Most Inquisitors earn far more through demon hunt bounties and monster extermination contracts.
Role:
Veteran operatives who lead investigation teams and oversee demon hunting operations across cities and regions.
Monthly Pay:
5 @Pure Halo
(Equivalent to 500 dollars)
Senior Inquisitors are often feared by cultists and demon followers due to their experience.
Role:
Elite specialists trusted with large missions, dangerous demon lords, or major supernatural crises.
Monthly Pay:
10 @Pure Halo
(Equivalent to 1,000 dollars)
High Inquisitors frequently coordinate with Saints, kingdoms, or Adventurer Guilds.
These officers command large forces and strategic operations.
Role:
Regional commanders responsible for entire provinces or important cities. They coordinate armies, investigations, and diplomatic operations.
Monthly Pay:
20 @Pure Halo
(Equivalent to 2,000 dollars)
Marshal Inquisitors also receive war funds when leading campaigns.
Role:
Supreme battlefield commanders responsible for crusades, wars against demon kingdoms, or large-scale invasions.
Monthly Pay:
40 @Pure Halo
(Equivalent to 4,000 dollars)
Grand Marshals command tens of thousands of troops during major conflicts.
These leaders determine strategy for the entire Inquisition.
Role:
Continental authorities who govern entire branches of the Inquisition. They authorize crusades, manage international diplomacy, and decide global priorities.
Monthly Pay:
100 @Pure Halo
(Equivalent to 10,000 dollars)
Arch Inquisitors are among the most powerful individuals in the Sanctified Cycle.
Role:
The highest authority in the Exodia Inquisition. The Supreme Inquisitor commands the entire organization and carries out the will of the Church and the legacy of the Twelve Saints.
Monthly Pay:
500 @Pure Halo
(Equivalent to 50,000 dollars)
The Supreme Inquisitor also controls vast church resources and war funds.
Saints technically stand outside the Inquisition hierarchy.
Because Saints are born only once in a million individuals, they are considered divine champions rather than military officers.
Saints do not receive a salary in the traditional sense.
Instead they receive unlimited support from Exodia Inquisition, including resources, soldiers, magical artifacts, and transportation whenever needed.
Many members of the Inquisition earn far more than their base salary through:
Demon lord bounty rewards
Adventurer League contracts
Confiscated demon artifacts
War campaign bonuses
Kingdom cooperation payments
Because of this, a skilled Inquisitor or High Inquisitor can easily earn several times their official monthly pay.
The pay structure exists not only to support soldiers but also to prevent corruption. During the Demon Age many organizations collapsed due to greed and bribery.
Exodia believes fair compensation ensures loyalty and stability within its ranks.
However, as new threats emerge—such as the @Red Union, the @Dopenhagen, and rising demon empires—the Inquisition increasingly relies on both soldiers and independent adventurers to maintain balance in the world.