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[[Barony]] of [[Seagirt]] | The '''Orca''' is an award given in the [[Barony]] of [[Seagirt]] at two different periods for two different reasons. | ||
==Original Orca== | |||
During the reign of [[Uilleam and Theocharista of Seagirt|Uilliam and Theocharista]], first [[Baron]] and [[Baroness]], the Orca was a personal token from them, given to individuals, groups or households for service to the [[Barony]]. The function of this version of the Orca is now taken by the [[Order of the Rock]]. | |||
==Current Orca== | |||
[[Connal and Letitia of Seagirt|Connal and Letitia]], sixth Baron and Baroness, not wanting to waste a registered [[:category:awards|award]] name and to encourage [[newcomer]]s, turned the Orca into an award earned by completing a series of tasks designed to introduce [[Society| The Society]] and the [[:category:Seagirtian|people of Seagirt]] to newcomers. | |||
==External Links== | |||
* [https://op.antirheralds.org/index.php?branchByName=0&ward=0&ward1=0&ward2=434&awardByName=&chosenAward=| Order of the Orca] on the [[Kingdom]] [[Order of Precedence]] | |||
[[Category: Seagirt]] | |||
[[Category: Awards]] | [[Category: Awards]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:53, 31 January 2019
The Orca is an award given in the Barony of Seagirt at two different periods for two different reasons.
Original Orca
During the reign of Uilliam and Theocharista, first Baron and Baroness, the Orca was a personal token from them, given to individuals, groups or households for service to the Barony. The function of this version of the Orca is now taken by the Order of the Rock.
Current Orca
Connal and Letitia, sixth Baron and Baroness, not wanting to waste a registered award name and to encourage newcomers, turned the Orca into an award earned by completing a series of tasks designed to introduce The Society and the people of Seagirt to newcomers.