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A '''site token''' is a wearable receipt for an SCA [[event]]. The trinket is a visible indication that you have paid the entrance fees for an SCA |
A '''site token''' is a wearable receipt for an [[SCA]] [[event]]. The trinket is a visible indication that you have paid the entrance fees for an SCA event and are therefore attending "legally". In [[mundane]] terms, think of it as similar to the bracelet one might get for entrance to a concert or amusement park. Sometimes, different tokens will denote different pay levels at an [[event]], such as separate adult and children's fees or to mark who is [[on-board]] for a [[feast]]. |
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Site tokens can be as simple as a piece of braided yarn or a string necklace with some [[beads]]. They can also be more elaborate and customized for a particular event. Cast [[pewter]] event tokens have become popular in [[Meridies]] and are used sometimes even for local events. [[ |
Site tokens can be as simple as a piece of braided yarn or a string necklace with some [[beads]]. They can also be more elaborate and customized for a particular event. Cast [[pewter]] event tokens have become popular in [[Meridies]] and are used sometimes even for local events. In [[Ealdoremere]], pewter tokens are the standard, and only non-pewter tokens (such as the printed oriental [[fan]]s given out at the [[Coronation]] of King Aaron and Queen Rustique) are cause for comment by event attendees. Also, many Ealdormeran events offer a seperate [[feast token]] for those eating on-board. |
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[[Pennsic]] is known for its annual custom-made site tokens. Often, site tokens are seen as a collectable souvenir of an event. |
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Revision as of 13:31, 23 April 2006
A site token is a wearable receipt for an SCA event. The trinket is a visible indication that you have paid the entrance fees for an SCA event and are therefore attending "legally". In mundane terms, think of it as similar to the bracelet one might get for entrance to a concert or amusement park. Sometimes, different tokens will denote different pay levels at an event, such as separate adult and children's fees or to mark who is on-board for a feast.
Site tokens can be as simple as a piece of braided yarn or a string necklace with some beads. They can also be more elaborate and customized for a particular event. Cast pewter event tokens have become popular in Meridies and are used sometimes even for local events. In Ealdoremere, pewter tokens are the standard, and only non-pewter tokens (such as the printed oriental fans given out at the Coronation of King Aaron and Queen Rustique) are cause for comment by event attendees. Also, many Ealdormeran events offer a seperate feast token for those eating on-board.
Pennsic is known for its annual custom-made site tokens. Often, site tokens are seen as a collectable souvenir of an event.
