When I normally think of Mune, I think of a guy who is kind, generous, and always ready to lend anyone a helping hand or advice. Since I’ve known him during my time in CSP, Mune has always been there for others, ready to hear their concerns and discuss them or just being there for someone going through a hard time. When Mune has something he’s passionate about to work on, he devotes his time and skills whole-heartedly. I’ve definitely seen that when it comes to his responsibilities with the MAA. When it comes to Clan business, Mune will gladly offer advice and suggestions for the betterment of the Clan as a whole with the desire of seeing CSP continue to flourish and improve. Mune has also done what he can to help others in both the Clan and outside to help further fictional development for their characters through Character Development Workshop competitions. He is very much loved and appreciated by his fellow clanmates for all he has done and continues to do.

Looking at the metrics since his last sacramental award, Mune has organized 7 competitions and participated in 63 comps. He’s completed 6 PVP matches, 9 PVE matches, and 2 ACC battles. Within the SA, he’s passed 17 courses and gained 4 degrees. He’s received numerous awards including 16 crescents ranging from Ruby Star to Topaz Star. He’s also received 76 Clusters of Fire, 21 Clusters of Ice, 10 Clusters of Earth, 11 Clusters of Graphite, 13 Scrolls of Foundation, 1 Seal of Loyalty, 1 Seal of Discord, and 10 Seals of Vision. He also held the positions of Rollmaster and Pronconsul within CSP.

Devoted and caring, Mune is the kind of guy who reminds us all to see the good in everyone and to continue becoming better at whatever we may be passionate about. Mune is an example of what it means to be a member of the Brotherhood and Clan Scholae Palatinae, and I am very honored to see him receiving the Ruby Scepter. Congratulations, Mune, for this great honor! Well earned!

Mune Cinteroph, or “Mune-Mune” as I like to call him, has been a vital member of the ACC staff under both Arch and myself. During his term as an ACC judge, he has completed eight judgments, graded ten ACC qualifications (with an average turnaround of 12 hours) and provided rule of two support on at least seven matches. All of these activities require a high degree of professionalism and attention to detail. Additionally, Mune also reviewed the current version of the ACC rubric prior to publication to ensure it benefited the ACC community as a whole.

On a more personal note, Mune filled the unofficial role as “Senior Judge” from the time I took over as Combat Master until he departed staff last January. In that role he helped onboard new judges, contributed to staff discussions and gave me counsel as CM. Mune was my conscience on staff and wasn’t afraid to pull me aside and tell me when I could personally do better for the member base. His presence is missed on staff and I can honestly say I am a better Combat Master because I had Mune that first year. On behalf of myself, Arch and the rest of the ACC staff thank you for all your contributions!