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

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