Post by Sir Nexus on Dec 30, 2013 4:53:20 GMT
Crown Qualifications will be taking place on February 8th. Below, you will find a list of the rules for said event. Please be advised that all crown contestants are required to take and pass a Reeve and Corpora exam. The Corpora test may be used as a qualifying entry.
As per the corpora:
Crown contestant must enter a minimum of 7 entries into 7 different categories. Each entry must score above 5.0 on a 1-10 scale to be used towards qualification. They must have been active for the previous 6 months and be dues paid. They must also enter all war events, of which a minimum of 5 will be offered. (exceptions will be made where necessary on a case by case basis)
Categories for Crown Quals can be referenced in the corpora under Section 6 (6.54) and are listed below:
6.5
Cultural Events:
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Crown contestant requirements for enter
ing a minimum of seven (7) events will be based solely on
the list presented below. Also note the Autocrat is the final judges as to which category a specific
entry is qualified for in the case of disputes.
The below are presented as broad categories wit
h many sub categories within.
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Each entry (excepting written entries) must be accompanied by a piece of paper with the owners
name, the category, sub category (when appropriate) title and a brief description of the piece of
work
explaining any techniques used, historical value or whatever might help the judges facilitate a
proper score for the object.
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All entries should pertain to Amtgard and/or the medieval or fantasy genres that Amtgard attempts
to recreate.
6.54
Categories:
a. Art, Flat (2-D): Includes original sketches, drawings, paintings, photography and any other art
forms rendered on a flat medium.
b. Art, 3-D: Includes sculpture, jewelry, ceramics and other art forms done in three dimensions.
c. Art, 3D Painting: for entries that are 3D in nature and have been painted by the entrant, but the initial item was not of the entrant’s creation. Includes miniatures and some ceramics.
d. Composition: Five pages or less. Includes persona histories and short stories.
e. Factual/Informative Writing: Includes essays, how-to articles, historical research, publications, Amtgard tests etc. Five (5) pages or less.
f. Poetry: Any poetry forms, free verse, song lyrics, etc.
Anyone entering category D,E, or F, must
provide the judges with Five (5) hard copies of each entry.
g. Construction, Armor: Legal Amtgard armor judged on basis of construction, effort and appearance.
h. Construction, Weapon: Amtgard legal weapons judged on safety, quality of construction, originality and appearance.
i. Construction, Shield: Amtgard legal shields judged on safety, quality of construction, originality and appearance.
j. Construction, Passive: Includes items not otherwise listed such as helmets, metal weapons, furniture, chests, etc. Judged on quality of construction, appearance and originality.
k. Cooking, Best tasting: Food or drink. Must be a dish that could have been made in medieval society. Main Dish, Appetizer, Dessert, and Vitning are subcategories of this group.
l. Garb, Fighting: Includes all garb made for use on the battlefield. Light armor may be worn but see separate Construction, Armor category. Judged on quality of construction, originality and appearance.
m. Garb, Formal: Includes garb not meant to be worn on the battlefield, i.e. feast garb, court garb etc. Judged on Appearance, originality, and quality of construction.
n. Instrumental Music: No vocal accompaniment
o. Singing: With or without accompaniment. May be a rendition of a period piece or of an original
composition written in a medieval style.
p. Recitation: Original or period poetry or stories. There is a five (5) minute time limit on instrumental music, singing or recitation.
q. Place Encampments: Pavilions, camping areas, etc. In general, any area designed to add a medieval ambiance to the gathering.
r. The Rose: Banners, personal favors, belt, sashes, etc. Judged on appearance, construction and originality. Items should be intended to benefit Amtgard. The definition of the Rose should be kept in mind when judging, i.e. for service to the club.
s. Gaming: Includes chess and pente. Other games can be added if there is specific interest. If you want games added please make your wishes known to the Autocrat of Gaming. To receive a credit, a participant must participate in three or more games and place in one.
t. Test, Corpora: A test on the Amtgard, Kingdom of Goldenvale, Corpora of laws. A sco re of 75% or higher is required to pass. Crown contestants must take and pass this test. Candidates failing this test will be given a second test if they wish. The most that one can score on this second test is a 75% regardless if the actual score is higher.
u. Test, Heraldry : A test administered on the principles of basic Medieval Heraldry. A score of
50% or more is required to pass this test. This test (or the corpora test but not both) may be counted as one of the seven (7) required entries to pass.
v. Test, Reeves: A general test over the rules, both theory and application. Passing score is 75% or more. Crown contestants must take and pass this test. Candidates failing this test will be given a second test if they wish. The most that one can score on this second test is a 75% regardless if the actual score is higher.
w. Needlework: Category includes any fine hand work crochet, knitting, embroidery, tatting, needlepoint, etc. Judged on quality of construction, artistic merit, and originality.
x. Garb Accessory: Includes belt favors, pouches, belts etc. that may not fit into other categories such as the Rose. Judged on quality of construction, originality and appearance.
y. Heraldic art : Any heraldic device presented in an artistic manner such as in a painting or needlework. Judged on appearance, design, and quality of work. All works should be blazoned properly though it will not be a factor in judging.
As per the corpora:
Crown contestant must enter a minimum of 7 entries into 7 different categories. Each entry must score above 5.0 on a 1-10 scale to be used towards qualification. They must have been active for the previous 6 months and be dues paid. They must also enter all war events, of which a minimum of 5 will be offered. (exceptions will be made where necessary on a case by case basis)
Categories for Crown Quals can be referenced in the corpora under Section 6 (6.54) and are listed below:
6.5
Cultural Events:
6.51
Crown contestant requirements for enter
ing a minimum of seven (7) events will be based solely on
the list presented below. Also note the Autocrat is the final judges as to which category a specific
entry is qualified for in the case of disputes.
The below are presented as broad categories wit
h many sub categories within.
6.52
Each entry (excepting written entries) must be accompanied by a piece of paper with the owners
name, the category, sub category (when appropriate) title and a brief description of the piece of
work
explaining any techniques used, historical value or whatever might help the judges facilitate a
proper score for the object.
6.53
All entries should pertain to Amtgard and/or the medieval or fantasy genres that Amtgard attempts
to recreate.
6.54
Categories:
a. Art, Flat (2-D): Includes original sketches, drawings, paintings, photography and any other art
forms rendered on a flat medium.
b. Art, 3-D: Includes sculpture, jewelry, ceramics and other art forms done in three dimensions.
c. Art, 3D Painting: for entries that are 3D in nature and have been painted by the entrant, but the initial item was not of the entrant’s creation. Includes miniatures and some ceramics.
d. Composition: Five pages or less. Includes persona histories and short stories.
e. Factual/Informative Writing: Includes essays, how-to articles, historical research, publications, Amtgard tests etc. Five (5) pages or less.
f. Poetry: Any poetry forms, free verse, song lyrics, etc.
Anyone entering category D,E, or F, must
provide the judges with Five (5) hard copies of each entry.
g. Construction, Armor: Legal Amtgard armor judged on basis of construction, effort and appearance.
h. Construction, Weapon: Amtgard legal weapons judged on safety, quality of construction, originality and appearance.
i. Construction, Shield: Amtgard legal shields judged on safety, quality of construction, originality and appearance.
j. Construction, Passive: Includes items not otherwise listed such as helmets, metal weapons, furniture, chests, etc. Judged on quality of construction, appearance and originality.
k. Cooking, Best tasting: Food or drink. Must be a dish that could have been made in medieval society. Main Dish, Appetizer, Dessert, and Vitning are subcategories of this group.
l. Garb, Fighting: Includes all garb made for use on the battlefield. Light armor may be worn but see separate Construction, Armor category. Judged on quality of construction, originality and appearance.
m. Garb, Formal: Includes garb not meant to be worn on the battlefield, i.e. feast garb, court garb etc. Judged on Appearance, originality, and quality of construction.
n. Instrumental Music: No vocal accompaniment
o. Singing: With or without accompaniment. May be a rendition of a period piece or of an original
composition written in a medieval style.
p. Recitation: Original or period poetry or stories. There is a five (5) minute time limit on instrumental music, singing or recitation.
q. Place Encampments: Pavilions, camping areas, etc. In general, any area designed to add a medieval ambiance to the gathering.
r. The Rose: Banners, personal favors, belt, sashes, etc. Judged on appearance, construction and originality. Items should be intended to benefit Amtgard. The definition of the Rose should be kept in mind when judging, i.e. for service to the club.
s. Gaming: Includes chess and pente. Other games can be added if there is specific interest. If you want games added please make your wishes known to the Autocrat of Gaming. To receive a credit, a participant must participate in three or more games and place in one.
t. Test, Corpora: A test on the Amtgard, Kingdom of Goldenvale, Corpora of laws. A sco re of 75% or higher is required to pass. Crown contestants must take and pass this test. Candidates failing this test will be given a second test if they wish. The most that one can score on this second test is a 75% regardless if the actual score is higher.
u. Test, Heraldry : A test administered on the principles of basic Medieval Heraldry. A score of
50% or more is required to pass this test. This test (or the corpora test but not both) may be counted as one of the seven (7) required entries to pass.
v. Test, Reeves: A general test over the rules, both theory and application. Passing score is 75% or more. Crown contestants must take and pass this test. Candidates failing this test will be given a second test if they wish. The most that one can score on this second test is a 75% regardless if the actual score is higher.
w. Needlework: Category includes any fine hand work crochet, knitting, embroidery, tatting, needlepoint, etc. Judged on quality of construction, artistic merit, and originality.
x. Garb Accessory: Includes belt favors, pouches, belts etc. that may not fit into other categories such as the Rose. Judged on quality of construction, originality and appearance.
y. Heraldic art : Any heraldic device presented in an artistic manner such as in a painting or needlework. Judged on appearance, design, and quality of work. All works should be blazoned properly though it will not be a factor in judging.