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| + | Previously, per Burning Lands, this was defined as the Park where the first [[Monarch]] of a [[Kingdom]] took office. Burning Lands designed this around the older [[Static Crown]] model, and used this to determine the minimum distance another kingdom could form from another kingdom seat. With the advent of [[Floating Crown]] kingdoms and turnover, this became somewhat moot... e.g., the Kingdom Seat of [[Neverwinter]] is technically the defunct park of [[Silverwater]], which was located on the south end of the kingdom, despite the center of activity being in Central Florida for over a decade. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:18, 4 April 2016
From the V8 Rulebook
A kingdom seat is the center of the city in which the kingdom’s first kingdom-level monarch held office, unless otherwise specified by Amtgard, Inc. or the Circle of Monarchs.
Previously, per Burning Lands, this was defined as the Park where the first Monarch of a Kingdom took office. Burning Lands designed this around the older Static Crown model, and used this to determine the minimum distance another kingdom could form from another kingdom seat. With the advent of Floating Crown kingdoms and turnover, this became somewhat moot... e.g., the Kingdom Seat of Neverwinter is technically the defunct park of Silverwater, which was located on the south end of the kingdom, despite the center of activity being in Central Florida for over a decade.
