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Certain players are granted safety authority by their [[V9: Kingdom| Kingdom]]’s [[V9: Corpora| Corpora]] (or other relevant organizational document). These players will have a responsibility to oversee [[V9: Combat Activities|combat activities]] and ensure the safety of all participants. Positions traditionally given these responsibilities include the [[V9: Monarch| Monarch]], [[V9: Champion| Champion]], and [[V9: Guildmaster of Reeves| Guildmaster of Reeves]], as well as the [[V9: Reeve| Reeve]]s (Referees) for the specific activity being run. | Certain players are granted safety authority by their [[V9: Kingdom| Kingdom]]’s [[V9: Corpora| Corpora]] (or other relevant organizational document). These players will have a responsibility to oversee [[V9: Combat Activities|combat activities]] and ensure the safety of all participants. Positions traditionally given these responsibilities include the [[V9: Monarch| Monarch]], [[V9: Champion| Champion]], and [[V9: Guildmaster of Reeves| Guildmaster of Reeves]], as well as the [[V9: Reeve| Reeve]]s (Referees) for the specific activity being run. | ||
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Safety Authorities
Certain players are granted safety authority by their Kingdom’s Corpora (or other relevant organizational document). These players will have a responsibility to oversee combat activities and ensure the safety of all participants. Positions traditionally given these responsibilities include the Monarch, Champion, and Guildmaster of Reeves, as well as the Reeves (Referees) for the specific activity being run.
