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	\|Any member of the Pelican (rarely, others)		\|Any member of the Pelican (rarely, others)

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Many people choose to enter formal, usually teaching, relationships with Peers or other higher ranked members of the Society. There is often specific regalia worn to denote these relationships.

{|{{tablestyle1}}
!Title
!What is it
!Who Gives It
!Typical Regalia
!Duration
|-
|Squire
|Student in combat to a member of the Chivalry
|Any member of the Chivalry
|A red belt or baldric
|Generally, until elevated to the Chivalry or terminated
|-
|Protege
|Student in the forms of service to a member of the Pelican
|Any member of the Pelican (rarely, others)
|A yellow belt
|Generally, until elevated to the Pelican or terminated
|-
|Apprentice
|Student in the re-creation arts to a member of the Laurel
|Any member of the Laurel (rarely, others)
|A green belt
|Generally, until elevated to the Laurel or terminated
|-
|Cadet
|Student in the art of defense to a member of the Order of the Golden Rapier or White Scarf
|Any member of the Golden Rapier, the White Scarf or equivalent
|A red or blue scarf worn over the shoulder
|Generally, until elevated to the Golden Rapier or terminated
|-
|Equerry/Vassal/Demoiselle/ Esquire/etc.
|Any associate of a higher ranked person, most typically a person with no rank to a person with an AoA or more
|Anybody, but typically an AoA or higher
|Varies by individuals
|Generally, until elevated with an Award of Arms or terminated
|-
|East Kingdom Queen's Guard
|An honorary estate in the Royal Retinue as an honor for martial interests and prowess
|Reigning Queens
|An official Baldric
|Until the end of the reign
|-
|Man at Arms
|Like a squire, but to a non-member of the Chivalry
|Anyone that feels qualified
|None standard
|Indefinite
|-
|Yeoman
|Like a squire, but to a long-term archer and in the field of archery.
|Any senior archer that feels qualified
|None standard
|Indefinite
|-
|Royal Champion
|An honorary position considered to be directly in service to the Crown
|Usually there is both a King's (won by competition) and a Queen's (won by selection during the competition).
|Varies
|Usually for one year
|-
|}
Originally From: [http://www.schuldy.org/fieldguide.html http://www.schuldy.org/fieldguide.html]

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Unofficial and Informal Ranks - Revision history

Phillip.reed at 19:19, 14 August 2009

Naomi: New page: Many people choose to enter formal, usually teaching, relationships with Peers or other higher ranked members of the Society. There is often specific regalia worn to denote these relation...