Sunday, February 22, 2009

Archer's Guild; February 20, 2009

Observations:


1) 6:45, Everyone begins to gather


2) Imediately I am welcomed by no less then 5 different people


3) 7:00, After getting my name and information I am outfitted with all the equipment I need and am welcomed on to the shooting range to participate with them.


4) Noticed a lot of family units participating in the events together


5) Several officers of many different guilds approached me to introduce themselves and accertain my interests.


6) Some of the guilds seemed almost wolfish to snag new members


7) There were very strict commands from the field marshal and everyone listened to her


8) Noticed many of the Playtrons really getting into the roles of their characters


9) Lots of extra loaner gear


Impressions:


1) Comradery is instant. These people love it when mew members express an interest in their ancient skills


2) Lady Clare the Field marshal was very nice and made sure I felt welcome


3) Again very friendly people and very serious about creating historical reenactments.


4) This is not just a bunch of single people getting together but it seems to be very family oriented.


5)This could lead to possible interview candidates. Still not sure on who sould be interviewed. I will defiantly try to get an interview with the Baron or Baroness.


6) I wonder what their turnouts are like and if they generate fees by the numbers of attendees? Possible inlet for more observations.


7) Lady Clare. How long has she been a member? What inspired her to join the guild?


8) How do the playtrons create their roles? Are there any special requirements or standards that must be followed?


9) Possibly they expect a lot of people to show up. How many people participate in the local group?

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