The Civil Guard is a uniformed corps responsible for maintaining order within towns and estates. They serve as a visible symbol of authority at gates, markets, squares and official buildings, ensuring that laws are observed and disputes do not escalate. Although usually deployed in calm, day-to-day duties, they remain trained and ready to intervene decisively when unrest threatens the peace. Their equipment is practical rather than ceremonial. A fusil serves as their standard weapon, with a side-arm reserved for close quarters. Their uniform is neat and consistent, presenting discipline without excess finery. They are neither soldiers of campaign nor mere watchmen, but the steady shield of civic life, standing between order and chaos.