SC - Taillevent books

Wade Hutchison whutchis at bucknell.edu
Wed Apr 14 13:23:51 PDT 1999


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As with darkwood, our shire follows the same procedures, except that since 
most servers are from our group they do not pay for feast at all and 
entertainers pay full price if they are sitting at feast. 

Ethelwulf / shire of vanished wood


In a message dated 4/14/99 2:51:50 PM EST, kat at kagan.com writes:

<< Well, in our Barony, when you buy a ticket for a feast, you are buying a 
 *seat.*  On that philosophy, all the folks who *sit* and eat pay full 
 price.  All those who stand in the kitchen *the whole time* and cook pay 
 nothing--they wear grubbies and don't bring feast gear or claim a chair in 
 the hall.  (Of course they get fed; they also get chocolate, love and 
 undying gratitude; and sometimes footrubs and breakfast in the morning.  No 
 joke.)
 
 Traditionally, servers pay half-price, and it's the Autocrat's decision 
 whether to throw in half-price tickets in the bribe--- I mean, incentive, 
 for the entertainment.
 
 Attendant Royalty get free tickets (they are at head table and hold court 
 between courses, which after all *is* work) but their entourage are never 
 comped; they pay full price like everyone else.  Sometimes, if there's a 
 tournament, two free feast tickets get thrown into the prize basket for the 
 winner, and he/she and partner get a seat at head table as well; that, too, 
 is determined by tradition of particular event and by the Autocrat's 
 decision.
 
 Anyway, that's how we do it in Darkwood.    My two cents.
 
 Regards,
 
 	- kat >>



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From: kat <kat at kagan.com>
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Subject: Subject: Re: SC - site fee entitlement
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Bonne of Traquair asks:

> I think that is the attitude around here.  I was just curious to know
> how those places that have this policy manage it.  Are only "titled"
> positions eligible for free admittance?  (cook, autocrat, gatekeeper)
> or further down the line?  What about the MoL?  any deputies?

Well, in our Barony, when you buy a ticket for a feast, you are buying a 
*seat.*  On that philosophy, all the folks who *sit* and eat pay full 
price.  All those who stand in the kitchen *the whole time* and cook pay 
nothing--they wear grubbies and don't bring feast gear or claim a chair in 
the hall.  (Of course they get fed; they also get chocolate, love and 
undying gratitude; and sometimes footrubs and breakfast in the morning.  No 
joke.)

Traditionally, servers pay half-price, and it's the Autocrat's decision 
whether to throw in half-price tickets in the bribe--- I mean, incentive, 
for the entertainment.

Attendant Royalty get free tickets (they are at head table and hold court 
between courses, which after all *is* work) but their entourage are never 
comped; they pay full price like everyone else.  Sometimes, if there's a 
tournament, two free feast tickets get thrown into the prize basket for the 
winner, and he/she and partner get a seat at head table as well; that, too, 
is determined by tradition of particular event and by the Autocrat's 
decision.

Anyway, that's how we do it in Darkwood.    My two cents.

Regards,

	- kat



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