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'''Positions traditionally given rules-authority include:''' | '''Positions traditionally given rules-authority include:''' | ||
| − | *[[V9: Officers| Monarch]] (by virtue of responsible for the group as whole) | + | *[[V9: Officers| Monarch]] (by virtue of being responsible for the group as whole) |
*[[V9: Officers| Champion]] | *[[V9: Officers| Champion]] | ||
*[[V9: Officers| Guildmaster of Reeves]] | *[[V9: Officers| Guildmaster of Reeves]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:55, 25 February 2023
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Kingdom-Appointed Authorities
It is the responsibility of each independent Kingdom to ensure safety and integrity of play for all members participating in Amtgard activities within their jurisdiction. Kingdoms must include in their Corpora or community by-laws a method by which to appoint and empower individuals to oversee and enforce safety and rules-adherence during Amtgard functions. The exact duties, powers, and hierarchy of these players must be outlined within the aforementioned Kingdom document(s) and are independent from the Amtgard V9 Rules of Play.
Positions traditionally given rules-authority include:
- Monarch (by virtue of being responsible for the group as whole)
- Champion
- Guildmaster of Reeves
Rules Authorities Reeve · Head Reeve · Game Organizer · Equipment Inspector · Kingdom-Appointed Authorities · Best Practices · Discussing Rules During Live Gameplay
