For achieving 2nd place in the [CA:CW]Whodunit? competition.

Howlader Taldrya, 2016-02-04 04:16:15 UTC

For achieving 1st place in the [CA:CW]Whodunit? competition.

Howlader Taldrya, 2016-02-04 04:16:13 UTC

For achieving 3rd place in the [CA:CW]Web Hunt competition.

Nadrin Erinos Arconae, 2016-02-04 04:13:52 UTC

For achieving 2nd place in the [CA:CW]Web Hunt competition.

Nadrin Erinos Arconae, 2016-02-04 04:13:50 UTC

For achieving 1st place in the [CA:CW]Web Hunt competition.

Nadrin Erinos Arconae, 2016-02-04 04:13:48 UTC

If you look at the last few months of activity, Pel has earned a couple hundred Cluster of Fire for playing Uprising, the odd Cluster of Ice for writing, some Clusters of Earth, and a handful or so of Crescents for activity in various events. If this were all, you could say Pel is steadily active. Pel is also a stalwart member of Tarentum's communication over Telegram, and has been working to take several of our members under his wing to mentor them in unit leadership. He has helped take Ranarr to Knighthood, and is still working on others. He is involved in the creation of Tarentum work daily that we are pushing hard to get out; like the rest of us, Pel wants to contribute to have a year-long, cohesive work of fiction to guide our activities and events, and Pel gives daily to our leadership chats and work to create. In the coming month, it will be entirely obvious that Pel's hand remains a constant in Tarentum.

As Pel's activity suggests, he is regularly involved in Brotherhood-wide competitions, and is a source of strength and stability for Tarentum in mentoring others, and pressing the rest of us to be active. We are eternally grateful for Pel's return so many months ago, and for his regular work to help make Tarentum active, and the best Clan the Brotherhood will be able to offer. Thanks for all you do, Pel. You're one in a million.

-Beef

Master Zsarion Bloodfyre, 2016-02-04 04:13:30 UTC

Since the last Dark Cross he received in June of 2015, Scion has shown a dedicated commitment to activity, earning more than 100 Clusters of Fire, some Clusters of Earth, even a Cluster of Ice for writing, and an impressive number of Crescents. This all goes to evidence that Scion remains dedicated to activity, and shows a regular presence in mainstream activity and competition. He is always active in Tarentum's Telegram channel, contributing regular through chatting with members, providing a welcoming environment, and exhibiting a welcoming presence and veteran voice on our mailing list. However, it's something else recently that really stands out in my mind, and speaks volumes about Scion as a leader in Tarentum.

The ACC recently held an interesting tournament, and asked for members from each Clan. Scion was previously known for gaming activity throughout his time here, but has really tried to make a shift into writing, and character development. Scion had never had much to do with the ACC, but wanting to provide a good example, and make the transition, he volunteered to be a part of the tournament. Not surprising, he made such a strong showing, that he was praised highly by the Combat Master, Marick Arconae, and has been inspired to really turn his efforts towards the ACC. Scion is trying to build himself not only as a premier member of Tarentum's ACCers, but is working diligently to provide writing guidance and teaching for our members, and inspire others to contribute by creating and completing character sheets, and being involved in the ACC. His veteran voice speaks highly to new and elder members alike, because he speaks of getting into the ACC with passion and enthusiasm. He has really grown to love this wonderful facet of the Club.

Scion is a dedicated leader, and is really working hard to broaden his own skill set, and motivate the rest of the Clan towards being a part of expanded areas of the Brotherhood. He is not taking any opportunity to grow, and help others expand, and he is a stalwart veteran of the Clan, and is helping us promote Tarentum into a new age of service, commitment and dedication within the Brotherhood.

Thank you for your continued service, Scion.

-Beef

Master Zsarion Bloodfyre, 2016-02-04 03:43:05 UTC

In the past several months, Dox has been showing regular activity in the form of gaining hundreds of Clusters of Earth for playing Diablo 3, and even earning the odd Crescent or two in approved events. Dox is in regular communication with the rest of the Clan through Telegram, and is also helpful in welcoming and congratulating others over the mailing list for their achievements. He is a friend and brother to all, and cares so much less for personal gain and reward, and more about helping to foster good feelings and healthy friendships across our entire roster. He does a good job of being a present member, and making Tarentum a better home for all.

Thanks for all that you do, Dox. You are forever a part of our foundation for being all Tarentum ought to be.

-Beef

Master Zsarion Bloodfyre, 2016-02-03 23:30:12 UTC

If you look over Zekk's performance throughout the Summer of 2015 until now, you see a steady stream of activity from a man who, like many of us, has grown from a teen with too much time on his hands, into a mature adult who holds a respectable career, and still has time for this Club. Zekk may not be the most active person, but he works to submit to as many competitions as he can. His medal record doesn't just speak of Clusters won for gaming -- he certainly doesn't hold Tarentum's record for monthly gaming. But it shows a regular commitment to getting out and gaming with his Clan and friends, and also earning Crescents for submitting to, and placing in competitions. Zekk utilizes his time wisely, trying to put forward a good example for himself and others, and show the rest of us that we can hold a lifelong commitment to this Club, and to making it better. Zekk's greatest contribution to Tarentum has always been his bright, cheerful attitude. He is a leader in all that he does, because he is ever-friendly, always happy, and spreading his brand of cheer in daily conversation and interaction with others. He is looking forward to being an active part in helping to write the year's fiction -- both as a leader and participant -- and will exhibit just how much one person can do when they love this Club, love this Clan, and sincerely want to be here for fun and good times.

Zekk, your attitude and behavior stand as a jewel and testament to all that we can be in Tarentum. Thanks for all you do, old friend.

-Beef

Master Zsarion Bloodfyre, 2016-02-03 23:31:37 UTC

Throughout 2015, Havok has been a regular presence in SWTOR gaming, and has been a guiding example for all of our members in Tarentum. He isn't the most active gamer in the Club, but that's not what we always look for. Over the last three months, he's earned hundreds of Clusters of Earth or Fire, as well as Pendants of Blood for his gaming in SWTOR, and the odd Crescent for SWTOR-related competitions. Beyond that, Havok has an active presence on Telegram, both in Tarentum's chat, as well as the Club's SWTOR chat. He is regularly involved in helping new members find their way in-game, and is always there to lend a helping hand, or to smack you upside the head (if that's what you need).

We appreciate Havok's continued work and presence, as much as we appreciate his friendship, and veteran advice and presence within the Clan. There's a reason Havok was a GM so long ago, and his attitude and habits are passed on daily to the rest of Tarentum's future generations. Thanks for all that you do, old friend.

-Beef

Master Zsarion Bloodfyre, 2016-02-03 23:31:56 UTC