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| − | ==The meat of the document==
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| − | ===Section I – Agreement===
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| − | 1. The Kingdoms of Amtgard recognize through binding
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| − | action by the [[Circle of Monarchs]], that all Ladder
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| − | Awards leading to the bestowal of Knighthood shall be
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| − | unified through an agreed framework and that no
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| − | kingdom shall add to, remove, or modify the agreed
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| − | upon requirements independently nor will any kingdom
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| − | alter their individual corporas to contradict this
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| − | agreement. The monarch retains the ability to bestow
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| − | any award or honor as granted by their respective
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| − | kingdom corpora. This agreement does not prevent the
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| − | monarchy from creating non-Ladder Awards that do not
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| − | impact the line of Ladder Awards.
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| − | 2. The Kingdoms of Amtgard resolve, through binding
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| − | action by the Circle of Monarchs, to remove
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| − | definitions of Ladder Awards, Ladder Masterhoods and
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| − | Knighthoods from their respective corporas. Ladder
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| − | Awards and Masterhoods being those that lead to
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| − | Knighthood.
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| − | A. Definitions of Ladder Awards, Ladder Masterhoods
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| − | and Knighthoods, as detailed in this document, are to
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| − | be placed inside the Official Amtgard Rulebook with
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| − | the proviso that they do not fall under the adopted
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| − | rules revision process.
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| − | B. Changes to the definitions of Ladder Awards, Ladder
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| − | Masterhoods and Knighthoods, once adopted, can only be
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| − | made by one hundred percent (100%) approval of the
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| − | existing kingdoms of Amtgard.
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| − | ===Section II – Scope===
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| − | 1. This framework pertains specifically to the four
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| − | orders of Knighthood, Ladder Masterhoods, and Ladder
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| − | Awards: Knight of the Flame, Knight of the Serpent,
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| − | Knight of the Sword, Knight of the Crown, Master Rose,
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| − | Master Smith, Master Lion, Master Dragon, Master Owl,
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| − | Master Garber, Warlord, Order of the Rose, Order of
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| − | the Smith, Order of the Lion, Order of the Dragon,
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| − | Order of the Owl, Order of the Garber, and Order of
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| − | the Warrior.
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| − | 2. This framework does not replace or address awards
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| − | existing outside of the Ladder Awards framework
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| − | excepting that no kingdom may replace or supplement
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| − | any other award for an existing Ladder Award, Ladder
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| − | Masterhood, or Knighthood.
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| − | ===Section III – Framework===
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| − | 1. [[Knighthood]]: Below are the recommended criteria for
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| − | becoming eligible for the four orders of Knighthood.
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| − | Having these awards only grants eligibility and does
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| − | not require that Knighthood be bestowed. Whereas
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| − | Masterhood is recognition of skill, Knighthood is also
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| − | recognition of character in addition to having skill
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| − | beyond that of a Master. It is suggested that orders
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| − | that reflect a player's positive character (Griffin,
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| − | Walker in the Middle, Jovious, Mask, etc.) be
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| − | considered when determining any class of Knighthood.
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| − | A. Flame: A player may be eligible for [[Knight of the Flame]] after obtaining Masterhood in Rose, Smith, or
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| − | Lion.
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| − | B. Crown: A player may become eligible for [[Knight of the Crown]]
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| − | after serving with excellence, and completing, four
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| − | terms in any of the following [[offices]], in any
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| − | combination, at [[Kingdom]] level: [[Monarch]],
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| − | [[Regent]], [[Prime Minister]], or [[Champion]]
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| − | A player may become eligible for [[Knight of the Crown]]
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| − | after serving with excellence, and completing, six
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| − | terms in any of the following [[offices]], in any
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| − | combination, at [[duchy]] level or higher: [[Monarch]],
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| − | [[Regent]], [[Prime Minister]], or [[Champion]].
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| − | Note: The position of Kingdom [[Monarch]] counts as two
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| − | offices. The position of [[Champion]] can only be counted
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| − | once toward these qualifications.
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| − | C. Serpent: A player may be eligible for [[Knight of the Serpent]] after obtaining Masterhood in Owl, Dragon, or
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| − | Garber.
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| − | D. Sword: A player may be eligible for [[Knight of the Sword]] after obtaining Masterhood of the Order of the
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| − | Warrior, known as a [[Warlord]].
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| − | 2. [[Masterhood]]: Masterhoods are recognition of skill in
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| − | a field of work. Meeting the criteria below does not
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| − | automatically grant the associated Masterhood.
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| − | Masterhoods are granted when a player has both the
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| − | recommended requirements set forth herein and obvious
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| − | expertise in their field.
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| − | A. [[Master Rose]]: A player may be eligible for receipt
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| − | of the title of Master Rose upon earning their tenth
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| − | Order of the Rose.
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| − | B. [[Master Smith]]: A player may be eligible for receipt
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| − | of the title of Master Smith upon earning their tenth
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| − | Order of the Smith.
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| − | C. [[Master Lion]]: A player may be eligible for receipt
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| − | of the title of Master Lion upon earning their tenth
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| − | Order of the Lion.
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| − | D. [[Master Owl]]: A player may be eligible for receipt of
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| − | the title of Master Owl upon earning their tenth Order
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| − | of the Owl.
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| − | E. [[Master Dragon]]: A player may be eligible for receipt
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| − | of the title of Master Dragon upon earning their tenth
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| − | Order of the Dragon.
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| − | F. Master Garber: A player may be eligible for receipt
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| − | of the title of [[Master Garber]] upon earning their tenth
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| − | [[Order of the Garber]].
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| − | G. Master [[Order of the Warrior]] ([[Warlord]]): A player may
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| − | be eligible for receipt of the title of Warlord upon
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| − | earning their tenth Order of the Warrior.
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| − | 3. [[Ladder Award]]s: Ladder Awards start out at zero and
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| − | progress to tenth level. Attaining the next rung on
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| − | the ladder should require a demonstrable level of
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| − | ability beyond that required for the previous rung.
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| − | This does not necessarily require bettering a player's
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| − | previous work so long as the work itself is sufficient
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| − | to achieve the next rung. All levels must be earned
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| − | consecutively. Monarchs have the discretion to award
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| − | multiple levels of award to the same individual but
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| − | all awards must be given in sequence.
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| − | Note: The examples given in each order category are
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| − | not meant to define the service required to earn the
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| − | stated level of award, but are meant as only
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| − | guidelines as to what might be the appropriate level
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| − | of service for those levels.
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| − | A. Rose: Awarded for service to the club not
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| − | necessarily related to an elected office. A first
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| − | level [[Order of the Rose]] indicates a very minor service
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| − | to the club such as picking up trash, while a tenth
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| − | level Order of the Rose could be comparable to
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| − | providing consistent, long-term service to the club.
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| − | B. Smith: Awarded for organizing and running
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| − | battlegames, quests, workshops, demonstrations, and
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| − | the like while not in office, or for running such
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| − | events above and beyond the requirements of one's
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| − | office. A first level [[Order of the Smith]] might be
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| − | awarded for running a good battlegame at park level. A
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| − | tenth level Order of the Smith might be awarded for
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| − | running a series of fun, immersive, and well-scripted
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| − | battlegames or quests providing direction for an
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| − | entire reign.
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| − | C. Lion: Awarded for going above and beyond the call
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| − | of duty in the execution of an office, or for
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| − | leadership outside of office while performing a
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| − | service to Amtgard. A first level [[Order of the Lion]]
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| − | might be awarded for organizing Fighter practices on
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| − | off-Amtgard days. A tenth Order of the Lion might be
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| − | awarded for running a series of demonstrations that
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| − | increase attendance and ingratiates the club with the
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| − | local community.
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| − | D. Owl: Awarded for demonstrating ability in the
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| − | construction sciences of Amtgard. Weapon construction,
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| − | armor construction, furniture, shoes, belts, etc. A
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| − | first level [[Order of the Owl]] could be awarded for
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| − | constructing your first legal and functional sword. A
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| − | tenth level Order of the Owl might be creating a full
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| − | suit of decorated and articulated armor, or
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| − | introducing critical new technologies and construction
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| − | advancements that affect the group as a whole.
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| − | E. Dragon: Awarded for demonstrating ability in the
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| − | arts of Amtgard. Performance, painting, sculpting,
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| − | photography, cooking, banners, artistically focused
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| − | garb, writing, acting, roleplaying, etc. A first level
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| − | Order of the Dragon might be awarded for doing a good
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| − | reading of a non-original poetry piece. A tenth level
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| − | Order of the Dragon might be awarded for writing and
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| − | directing an excellent play for entertainment at a
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| − | large event.
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| − | F. Garber: Awarded for the creation of garb: [[Tunic]]s,
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| − | tabards, pants, cloaks, gloves, sashes, pouches,
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| − | handbags, etc. A first level Order of the Garber might
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| − | be awarded for creating a simple, well-constructed
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| − | pouch. A tenth level Order of the Garber might be
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| − | awarded for making themed, elaborate and intricate
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| − | court garb for a group of people.
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| − | G. Warrior: Awarded for fighting prowess. Orders of
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| − | the Warrior follow a regimented pattern for
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| − | distribution:
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| − | 1. A 1st Order is granted for winning three
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| − | consecutive matches in any tournament or for
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| − | battlefield prowess.
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| − | 2. A 2nd Order is granted for winning five consecutive
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| − | matches in any tournament or for battlefield prowess.
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| − | 3. A 3rd Order is granted for winning seven
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| − | consecutive matches in any tournament or for
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| − | battlefield prowess.
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| − | 4. A 4th level is granted for winning nine consecutive
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| − | matches in any tournament or for battlefield prowess.
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| − | 5. A 5th level is granted for winning eleven
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| − | consecutive matches in any tournament, or for taking
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| − | at least 3rd overall in a kingdom-level tournament.
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| − | 6. A 6th level is granted for winning thirteen
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| − | consecutive matches in any tournament, or for placing
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| − | at least 2nd overall in a kingdom-level tournament.
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| − | 7. A 7th level is granted for winning fifteen
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| − | consecutive matches in any tournament or placing 1st
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| − | over all in a major kingdom-level tournament.
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| − | 8. An 8th level is granted for winning seventeen
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| − | consecutive matches in any tournament or for winning a
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| − | second major kingdom-level tournament.
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| − | 9. A 9th is granted for winning nineteen consecutive
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| − | matches in any tournament or for winning a third major
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| − | kingdom-level tournament.
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| − | 10. A 10th is granted for winning twenty-one
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| − | consecutive matches in a kingdom-level tournament or a
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| − | fourth, first place win in a major kingdom-level
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| − | tournament.
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| − | Note: Major kingdom-level tournament is defined as
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| − | [[Weaponmaster]], [[Warmaster]], [[Olympiad]], and/or an
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| − | inter-kingdom event tournament. The level of
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| − | competition and number of entrants in all tournaments
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| − | must be considered before handing out [[Orders of the
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| − | Warrior]] above seven. The difficulty of the tournament
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| − | must warrant the level of order awarded.
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| − | Note: The title of [[Defender]] (awarded for serving with
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| − | excellence in the office of Kingdom [[Champion]]), which
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| − | may be earned only once, confers a single
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| − | kingdom-level tournament win upon the title's
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| − | recipient.
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| − | -------------
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| − | Award Standards Proposal at [http://amtgardinc.com/blpages/otherdocuments.html Amtgardinc.com]:
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| − | [http://amtgardinc.com/bldocs/Award%20Standards%20Proposal.doc Award Standards Proposal]
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