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MOD-GSMOTTE: Updated category.

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Updated category.

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	*[[How to Win Bardfest (log)]]		*[[How to Win Bardfest (log)]]

	[[Category:CHE]][[Category:~~Events~~]]		[[Category:CHE]][[Category:Player-run events]]

LUNATUNES at 21:52, 30 December 2020

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	* Sapphire - Fourth place		* Sapphire - Fourth place
	* Pearl - Participant		* Pearl - Participant
			* Blazestar - Judge

	==Bardfest Rules==		==Bardfest Rules==

MOD-GSMOTTE: Style guide fixes

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Style guide fixes

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	Characters sign up in the weeks before the event and present their performances on their chosen semi-finals night, in random order. Members of House Aspis are on hand to facilitate performances. Performances can be any type of performing art including singing, poetry recitals, story-telling, and dance. The top six scoring performers go on to the Finals presentation.		Characters sign up in the weeks before the event and present their performances on their chosen semi-finals night, in random order. Members of House Aspis are on hand to facilitate performances. Performances can be any type of performing art including singing, poetry recitals, story-telling, and dance. The top six scoring performers go on to the Finals presentation.

	The House of the Argent Aspis presented the ~~21st~~ Annual Bardfest in ~~2016~~.		The House of the Argent Aspis presented the 25th Annual Bardfest in 2020. This was announced as the final Bardfest.

	==Bardfest Prizes==		==Bardfest Prizes==
	Bardfest prizes are typically a generous purse of silvers for the top 4 winners, a scripted memento pin, and a congratulatory instrument for the highest-scoring first-time performer (Best New Voice prize). In addition to this, the top four winners' names are added to the [[Bardfest#Bardfest Winners\|Bardfest Trophy]] in the Wehnimer's Landing museum (see below). All other performers are given a smaller participation purse and pin.		Bardfest prizes are typically a generous purse of silvers for the top four winners, a scripted memento pin, and a congratulatory instrument for the highest-scoring first-time performer (Best New Voice prize). In addition to this, the top four winners' names are added to the [[Bardfest#Bardfest Winners\|Bardfest Trophy]] in the Wehnimer's Landing museum (see below). All other performers are given a smaller participation purse and pin.

	Bardfest pins bear different gemstones denoting the Finals placement of the bearer:		Bardfest pins bear different gemstones denoting the Finals placement of the bearer:
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	A maximum of 10 points will be assigned to each category. Once the judges have assigned their points, they will be passed to the Head Judge. The Head Judge will not score the performances, and the scores will not be shared. The Head Judge will then total the scores from each judge and compute the average. This average will be the contestant’s Total Score. Any automatic deductions will be subtracted from the Total Score at this time. In the event of a tie, the judges will resolve the tie with a vote. If there is still a tie, the Head Judge will cast the deciding vote.		A maximum of 10 points will be assigned to each category. Once the judges have assigned their points, they will be passed to the Head Judge. The Head Judge will not score the performances, and the scores will not be shared. The Head Judge will then total the scores from each judge and compute the average. This average will be the contestant’s Total Score. Any automatic deductions will be subtracted from the Total Score at this time. In the event of a tie, the judges will resolve the tie with a vote. If there is still a tie, the Head Judge will cast the deciding vote.


	A side note. Any judge may disqualify themselves for any given performance if they feel they can not remain objective in their scoring of that person's performance. In this eventuality, the absent judge’s scores will be tallied as the average of the remaining judges’ scores. This is done so that any point deductions from the total score have the same weight for all contestants. The judges shall attempt to present themselves with honor and score without regard to personal feelings.		A side note. Any judge may disqualify themselves for any given performance if they feel they can not remain objective in their scoring of that person's performance. In this eventuality, the absent judge’s scores will be tallied as the average of the remaining judges’ scores. This is done so that any point deductions from the total score have the same weight for all contestants. The judges shall attempt to present themselves with honor and score without regard to personal feelings.


	Remember!		Remember!
	Please remember that winning the competition is not the most important thing here but that participation and enjoyment of the event are. It is our opinion that every performer is a winner. We wish you all the best of luck and look forward to your creations!		Please remember that winning the competition is not the most important thing here but that participation and enjoyment of the event are. It is our opinion that every performer is a winner. We wish you all the best of luck and look forward to your creations!
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	==Bardfest Winners==		==Bardfest Winners==
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	>~~look~~ trophy		>l trophy
	Silver-veined, green marble forms the tall, rectangular base of this trophy. A gilded harp rests atop the marble base, with a silver dragon twisting along the column and across the crown to arch over the neck, as if protecting the bejeweled strings. Inset into the base is a burnished gold plaque. Musical instruments, carved into the marble, wreath the plaque and are filled with silver and gold filigree. Elegant script has been etched into the plaque, punctuated by the occasional onyx-inlaid music note.		Silver-veined, green marble forms the tall, rectangular base of this trophy. A gilded harp rests atop the marble base, with a silver dragon twisting along the column and across the crown to arch over the neck, as if protecting the bejeweled strings. Inset into the base is a burnished gold plaque. Musical instruments, carved into the marble, wreath the plaque and are filled with silver and gold filigree. Elegant script has been etched into the plaque, punctuated by the occasional onyx-inlaid music note.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[~~How_to_Win_Bardfest_~~(log)]]		*[[How to Win Bardfest (log)]]

	[[Category:CHE]][[Category:Events]]		[[Category:CHE]][[Category:Events]]

EQUINUSOBSESSI at 05:00, 25 July 2020

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	>l trophy		>look trophy
	Silver-veined, green marble forms the tall, rectangular base of this trophy. A gilded harp rests atop the marble base, with a silver dragon twisting along the column and across the crown to arch over the neck, as if protecting the bejeweled strings. Inset into the base is a burnished gold plaque. Musical instruments, carved into the marble, wreath the plaque and are filled with silver and gold filigree. Elegant script has been etched into the plaque, punctuated by the occasional onyx-inlaid music note.		Silver-veined, green marble forms the tall, rectangular base of this trophy. A gilded harp rests atop the marble base, with a silver dragon twisting along the column and across the crown to arch over the neck, as if protecting the bejeweled strings. Inset into the base is a burnished gold plaque. Musical instruments, carved into the marble, wreath the plaque and are filled with silver and gold filigree. Elegant script has been etched into the plaque, punctuated by the occasional onyx-inlaid music note.

EQUINUSOBSESSI: 5120 Bardfest winners

2020-07-25T04:59:27Z

5120 Bardfest winners

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	3rd Place - Jersea		3rd Place - Jersea
	4th Place - Meril		4th Place - Meril

			Year 5120 of the Modern Era
			1st Place - Meril
			2nd Place - Juspera
			3rd Place - Regwen
			4th Place - Alosaka
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EQUINUSOBSESSI: /* Bardfest Winners */

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Bardfest Winners

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	Year 5119 of the Modern Era		Year 5119 of the Modern Era
	1st Place - Leifa		1st Place - [[Leifa]]
	2nd Place - Lazaryth		2nd Place - Lazaryth
	3rd Place - Jersea		3rd Place - Jersea

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 rd Place - Meril
 th Place - Katiesa
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EQUINUSOBSESSI at 18:16, 15 August 2019

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	Year 5111 of the Modern Era		Year 5111 of the Modern Era
	1st Place - Leifa		1st Place - [[Leifa]]
	2nd Place - Traiva		2nd Place - Traiva
	3rd Place - Cappell		3rd Place - Cappell

GEHAYI at 23:27, 23 May 2018

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	i. Your time will start immediately following your first action (speech or movement) once you stand up. If you choose to remain sitting and perform from the audience, the time will begin once it is clear your performance has started, and your showmanship will be judged accordingly.		i. Your time will start immediately following your first action (speech or movement) once you stand up. If you choose to remain sitting and perform from the audience, the time will begin once it is clear your performance has started, and your showmanship will be judged accordingly.

	ii. Your time will stop when you either bow/curtsy or leave the stage. It is essential you make one of these actions clear so the timekeeper can stop your time accordingly. If you plan to employ a unique method of ending your performance (like dropping dead on stage), it would be in your best interest to inform the Head Judge in advance.		ii. Your time will stop when you either bow/curtsy or leave the stage. It is essential you make one of these actions clear so the timekeeper can stop your time accordingly. If you plan to employ a unique method of ending your performance (like dropping dead on stage), it would be in your best interest to inform the Head Judge in advance.

LUNATUNES: added link to How to Win log, added curtain gap upgrade info

2018-02-21T05:03:30Z

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 Dark curtains separate this backstage area from the main stage and allow actors to watch for entrance cues.  Pulleys and ropes overhead attach to flats and other equipment, and one long, coiling '''rope''' attaches to a pulley controlling the heavy dark green velvet curtains that front the stage, serving to block the entire stage from audience view when closed.  A sign hangs nearby that can be read even in this darkened area.  The occasional flash of light and sound emanates from beyond the flats.  You also see an engraved silver noticeboard.
 Obvious exits: southwest, northwest, down
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