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===Notable Accomplishments=== | ===Notable Accomplishments=== | ||
*[[Master Dragon]] - Given by [[King]] [[Sir]] [[Wisp Nemoralis]] and [[King]] [[Sir]] [[Wyldecatt]] of [[Tal Dagore]], March 23rd 2013 | *[[Master Dragon]] - Given by [[King]] [[Sir]] [[Wisp Nemoralis]] and [[King]] [[Sir]] [[Wyldecatt]] of [[Tal Dagore]], March 23rd 2013 | ||
| + | *[[Dragonmaster]] of [[Tal Dagore]] - February 2013 to August 2013 | ||
*[[Countess]] - Given by [[King]] [[Kenshin]] of [[Tal Dagore]], December 2012 | *[[Countess]] - Given by [[King]] [[Kenshin]] of [[Tal Dagore]], December 2012 | ||
*[[Baronet]] - Given by [[Duchess]] [[Fey Anya]] of [[Western Gate]], May 2010 | *[[Baronet]] - Given by [[Duchess]] [[Fey Anya]] of [[Western Gate]], May 2010 | ||
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Countess Squire Silverleaf Nar'thoniel, of the Kingdom of Tal Dagore
"Rise above the influence. Say 'NO!' to drama."
"What happens below deck, STAYS BELOW DECK!"
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Photo by William Sawalich
Biography
Admiral of the Peregrine Guard
Squired January 2010 at PoWG Midreign. Belt dropped April 4, 2012
Squired by the Knights of Tal Dagore, June 17, 2012. "You just stepped into a left hook."
Master Dragon given by King Sir Wisp Nemoralis and King Sir Wyldecatt, March 23, 2013.
Beltline
Squire Line
Nobility Line
Notable Accomplishments
- Master Dragon - Given by King Sir Wisp Nemoralis and King Sir Wyldecatt of Tal Dagore, March 23rd 2013
- Dragonmaster of Tal Dagore - February 2013 to August 2013
- Countess - Given by King Kenshin of Tal Dagore, December 2012
- Baronet - Given by Duchess Fey Anya of Western Gate, May 2010
- Lady - Given by Duke Rathius of Western Gate, October 2008
- Master Archer - Given by Duke Durf Oakfist of Western Gate, May 2006
Affiliated Groups
- Peregrine Guard (Admiral)
- Church of PIE (Priestess of Pie)
- Critter and the Hot Chicks
- Highlighter (Badass)
- Bardic Blues (member)
More Information
Photo by William Sawalich
