SR - scenario questions ... borderlands
Lisa A. May
xylm1 at ttacs.ttu.edu
Sun Jul 5 12:01:34 PDT 1998
At 09:09 AM 7/3/1998 +0000, you wrote:
>It is possible for a group to change what Kingdom or Principality
>they are a part of, but it is a difficult process and requires the
>approval of the group in question and the Crowns and Seneschals of
>both the gaining and losing areas, and the permission of the BOD. I
Baroness Mirrim is correct that this becomes a more difficult process once
the initial borders have been set. It can be done, however, if the
populace of a group wants it, the Kingdom doesn't object, and the BoD will
approve it. I belonged to the Shire of Nithgaard when AEthelmearc went
principality. Nithgaard and a couple of other groups chose not to join the
Principality at that time. A year or so later, however, the groups changed
their minds and petitioned for inclusion in the new Principality. It took
a bit of paperwork, but the transition happened fairly quickly.
Nevertheless, it would be far easier to have the borders "set" rather than
have local groups join individually at a later time.
Margaret
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Countess Margaret ny Connor * Lisa A. May
Barony of Bonwicke * Texas Tech School of Law
Kingdom of Ansteorra * Lubbock, Texas
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as friends." W. Shakespeare
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