Baronial Offices
Officers
Seneschal
Exchequer
Arts & Sciences Minister
Heralds
Chronicler
Marshals
Gold Key
Signet
Social Media
Web Minister
Historian
Youth Minister
Lost & Found (Sheriff)
Each of these offices needs deputies! Contact the Office directly!
Office of the Seneschal
The Seneschal administers the Barony and enforces Society and Kingdom policies.
Chancellor of the Exchequer
The Exchequer manages the Baronial finances, tracking spending and income.
Ministry of Arts & Sciences
The Minister of Arts and Sciences teaches and promotes period culture, arts, and technology.
Office of Heralds
Heralds serve as the Coronets’ voices and assist individuals with creating historically accurate names and arms.
Office of Chronicler
The Chronicler assembles the Baronial newsletter, gathering articles, art, and event news.
Office of the Chatelaine
The Chatelaine recruits and welcomes new participants, answering questions and fostering connections.
The Marshallate
The Office of Marshals ensures the safety and promotion of martial activities like combat and archery. Lists Ministers administer the marshallate rolls.
Office of Signet
The Signet oversees the creation of scribal arts, unique artwork for awards given by the Coronets.
Office of Media
The Media officers manages the Barony’s online news and events.
Office of the Historian
The Historian preserves the Barony’s history, tracking significant events, genealogy, and regalia.
Chancellor of Youth
The Youth Minister organizes activities to educate and engage teens and kids in medieval history.
Office of the Sheriff
The Sheriff maintains event security and manages lost and found items.
Web Ministry
The Web Miinister officers manages the Barony’s website.
FAQ
About Becoming a Baronial Officer
How do I apply for an officer role in the Barony?
Start by speaking with the Baronial Seneschal and the Coronets to discuss the requirements and expectations of the position. They’ll guide you on what’s needed and the length of the role.
What if the position I’m interested in is already filled?
Reach out to the current officer and ask if they need a deputy. Assisting as a deputy is a great way to learn and bring your new ideas to the role.
What is a warrant, and is it required to become an officer?
A warrant is an agreement outlining your duties as an officer. While usually required, the Barony allows trial runs without a warrant so you can see if the role is a good fit for you.
Can I help with officer roles without committing fully?
Yes! Many roles welcome deputies or volunteers to assist with tasks. This is a great way to support the Barony without taking on the full responsibility of the role immediately.
Ask a different question
For additional questions or to start your journey as an officer, contact the Baronial Seneschal below or reach out to a current officer above for guidance!