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''A first level Order of the Lion might be awarded for organizing Fighter practices on off-Amtgard days. A tenth Order of the Lion might be awarded for running a series of demonstrations that increase attendance and ingratiates the club with the local community. '' --[[Award Standardization]] | ''A first level Order of the Lion might be awarded for organizing Fighter practices on off-Amtgard days. A tenth Order of the Lion might be awarded for running a series of demonstrations that increase attendance and ingratiates the club with the local community. '' --[[Award Standardization]] | ||
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+ | ====Excerpt from the Corpora==== | ||
+ | '''4.37 Order of the Lion''' | ||
+ | *awarded by: Monarch, Consort/Regent | ||
+ | *awarded for: going above and beyond the call of duty in the execution of a office, or for leadership outside of office while performing a service to Amtgard. (Per the current Award Standardization) | ||
+ | *limitations: none | ||
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This example template by [[Alona|Alona Twotrees]].<br> | This example template by [[Alona|Alona Twotrees]].<br> |
Revision as of 13:55, 27 October 2008
An award given for outstanding service and "loyalty" to Amtgard. A leadership/service award. A ladder award. the first Order of the Lion was given on April 16th 1983 to Nashomi.
A first level Order of the Lion might be awarded for organizing Fighter practices on off-Amtgard days. A tenth Order of the Lion might be awarded for running a series of demonstrations that increase attendance and ingratiates the club with the local community. --Award Standardization
Excerpt from the Corpora
4.37 Order of the Lion
- awarded by: Monarch, Consort/Regent
- awarded for: going above and beyond the call of duty in the execution of a office, or for leadership outside of office while performing a service to Amtgard. (Per the current Award Standardization)
- limitations: none
This example template by Alona Twotrees.