Over the past 9 months since his last recognition, Mune has been one of the most active members in the club while serving as part of the MAA staff and as a regular member and contributor. They have participated in a total of 90 competitions during this time span, while earning a Seal of Loyalty, completing 1 Shadow Academy Degree, 64 Clusters of Ice, 20 Clusters of Graphite, and a Cluster of Fire for good measure. During the Rite of Supremacy: Escalation, Mune was able to earn 9 Seals of Enmity as well as a Gold Nova for their work on the winning Graphic Comic entry.

They did all of this while making a major move in leaving behind a Clan Title and transferring to a brand new place to effectively start from scratch with a new team. I was fortunate enough to have Mune join my Battleteam, and since then have had the privilege of working with them on various projects that have helped bolster the worldbuilding aspects of the team while fostering a welcoming and inclusive energy that we strive for.

Mune leads by example, not needing a title or formal position to do things for others and make sure everyone is having fun. A great example of this was the floor plans for the Voidbreaker II, which serves as our Battleteams fictional “base”. Mune did a lot of research and work to make to-scale models and floor plans and then took it a step further by getting members to pick rooms and engage with the worldbuilding. This has made our team more active and engaged with our Wiki and has led to better team synergy when working on competitions or storytelling as a group. They have also done a lot work in adding content, descriptions, and formatting to our team Wiki, further enhancing the quality of our shared product.

Mune continues to use their unwavering optimism to be a welcome and earnest presence among our Clan and Battleteam. They are always willing to step up or volunteer if it means helping our community or world building efforts. Combined with their high level of activity and engagement, it is a privilege to award Mune this Sacramental award.

Mune has been an exemplarity member of the Exarch Team over the past four months, and a key contributor to our speed and success with launching a brand new Society from the ground up. When doing a project like this, there are many small yet crucial details that need to be accounted for. Mune was that person for us as they would proof read something, spot it was off, and then make suggestions on how it could read better for the future members that would be needing to understand the content. They were a big part in the creative discussions around the Envoy Corps' theme, and they also helped dig into the weeds of the technical workings of the trophy progression system. Back and forth dialogues with the rest of the staff in our discord channel helped make sure ideas were tackled from multiple viewpoints, and never locked in to just one person's singular ideas.

Mune has also lead the charge in hosting sponsored Exarch RPs, working with the community and testing out new rulesets and ideas to create fun, immersive experiences for our members. Even when not leading an RP, they are always active and engaged in the RPs that they take part in, which beyond the word-counts means so much for the spirit and energy of being excited about the new potential of Roleplaying activities in the Brotherhood.

Mune has also, of course, helped with the backend admin that we're responsible for, reviewing finished RPs and getting them submitted for Voice review in a timely manner.

Mune sets the bar for what I hope members of our Roleplaying community can look to model themselves after. Thank you for all your hard work, Mune, and for being a rock for me when I have crazy ideas and need someone mostly sane to bounce them off of. Look forward to more work in the future and everything that comes next!

-W