The Combat Master is the leader of the Antei Combat Centre. The CM's responsibilities cover the entirety of the Centre and include, but are not limited to; monitoring and maintaining all halls, hiring and oversight of the staff, providing large-scale competitions, maintaining the ACC Compendium, a focus on long-term stability of the platform, enforcing the standards of the Centre and ensuring the efficiency of daily operations.

Above all else, the DCM is the Combat Master's right hand and second in command. In cases of the CM's absence, the DCM takes charge of the Centre. The scope of responsibility of the DCM is equal to that of the Combat Master, and focuses on a few particular areas; Character Sheet approval, monitoring battle time-lines in all halls, Clan competition progress and oversight of daily operations.

Magistrate is primarily an administrative position, requiring little interaction with actual functions and operations of the Centre. Most often, M:CM is a temporary position held by competition organizers for the purpose of event oversight. However, when 'permanently' assigned, the M:CM can provide the CM with administrative assistance in areas such as; award tracking for staff members, proofing of official Centre documentation and Clan Hall liaison, to name a few.

The ACC's Webmasters are the ones responsible for the functionality of the Centre - without them, the centre would not exist. They hold no 'officiating' power through their position on the staff, rather, they are the ones who allow it to the rest.

While still fulfilling the duties of an 'active' Operator, Senior Operators are those selected who have proven to be the best at what they do. They can act as guides for newer staff members and resolve disputes that may arise between the staff and members.

While still fulfilling the duties of an 'active' Trainer, Senior Trainers are those selected who have proven to be the best at what they do. They can act as guides for newer staff members and resolve disputes that may arise between the staff and members. They provide guidance to Clan Trainers, and their Initiates, and act as the Initiate's qualification opponent after they've gone through Clan training.

Operators are usually selected out of the body of the staff. The position requires the fulfillment of all duties from both the Trainer and Judge positions and maintains a scope of responsibility over halls containing 'regular' battles, training and qualification.

Trainers are the key to the success of newcomers into the Antei Combat Centre. The decision whether one is ready to enter the Centre is in their hands. Their scope of duty is restricted to two halls; the Training Annex as a Trainer and the Proving Ground as an Initiate's qualification opponent.

Judges are the backbone of the ACC, in tandem with the Trainers. Once qualified combatants make their way into the ACC proper, their next interaction with the staff will be during a judgment of their battle. Judges' scope of responsibility lies in the staff queue, with any battle (unless otherwise stated) that drops in to be rated.

While still fulfilling the duties of an 'active' Live! Judge, the Live! Judge Admin is the individual who has proven to be the best at what they do. They act as guides for newer Live! Judges , ensuring new-hires are trained on the Live! Program and fully understand the requirements of their job. In addition, the LJA is responsible for hiring new Live! Judges and also running competitions for this real-time version of the ACC.

Live Judges are responsible for running ACCLive! battles on IRC. Their presence in #acc, on pertinent days of gaming, is mandatory at some point during the day. They are proficient with the use of the ACCLive! Program that interfaces with the Centre and oversee all applicable battles.

There have been many staff members over the course of the ACC's history, but for some, their mark has still remained. These are 'honored' staff members of the ACC and, while they hold no "official" role, their influence and ability is undeniable. Their names will forever be etched in these walls for all they have done, what they have stood for and how they have guided the members of the ACC.