Although they have no formal organisation, being named as a templar is a great honour for the Cainite so titled. Being recognised as such a symbol of strength in the Sabbat and a public acknowledgement of one’s fighting skills. Templars serve a variety of duties, always in a martial capacity. Most archbishops keep a cadre of such cainites in their retinues to handle delicate matters best solved by a judicious application of violence, while the Inquisitors tend to having templars with them as backup for muscle in their travels.