ANST - Fighting awards/orders...
Paul Mitchell
pmitchel at flash.net
Wed Nov 5 12:00:23 PST 1997
Galen again!
Mike C. Baker wrote:
> It is my understanding that there are also a few Laurels which have
> been granted for archery or archery-intensive skill-sets. (Master
> Leon Dunne [sp.?], right?]
Quite right! Thanks!
> In addition to the Kingdom-level, precedence-bearing (if not always
> armigerous) awards noted thus far, an increasing number of
> baronial-level "local recognition" danglies seem to be appearing.
> Bearing no award of arms, generally recognized only within the
> granting group, these appear to have originated with service awards
> such as the Ant in Elfsea (since retired and replaced by the
> Portcullis[?]) or the Acorn in Steppes.
That's right, the Portcullis of Elfea, the Acorn of the Steppes,
the Golden Martlet of Bryn Gwlad are the examples I know best;
these are service awards.
I've seen mention of a
> "Muse" in recognition of A&S work (Bryn Gwlad?) as well.
Also right.
In
> Steppes, the "Grice's Track" recognizes service to the local
> fighting communities, and has been presented not only to fighters,
> marshalls, and armorers but also to waterbearers and, IIRC,
> listmistresses.
Likewise, Bryn Gwlad has the Cross Fluery, and Elfsea's Baron
intends to institute such an award in the near future.
One other recognition for heavy weapons fighters that
sometimes is made: on occasion, a knight will give a link of
his chain to someone. Obviously, that's going to be for
his own reasons.
- Galen
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