The Barony of Brendoken  

Baron and Baroness Brendoken

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Welcome to the virtual home of the Barony of Brendoken!

Brendoken is located in the Oaken Region of the Midrealm. Geographically, it's in NE Ohio.
To view a map of our barony, please click here.

CALENDAR


CLICK HERE for a calendar of local events.

Baronial meetings are usually on the first Sunday of the month and begin at 2:30p.m.
and are held at the Living Water Community Church in Dalton, Ohio
Note - due to conflicts, meetings are occassionally moved by a week.

 

Mission Statement for the Barony of Brendoken

Goal: For the groups within the barony (currently Alderford, Gwyntarian, Thistle and Three Towers) to maintain a cohesive, inclusive baronial unit that:

  • Is accountable to the populace first and always
  • That does not direct the focus or energies of the local groups (local groups will not be superceded by the barony)
  • Gives equal weight to the arts, martial arts, and service
  • Aims for complete communication of baronial policies and activities
  • Has a populace willing to take responsibility for speaking to important issues--and that they know that even if one takes an unpopular stand, one's voice will be heard
  • The populace should be comfortable to come to any baronial officer, up to and including the seneschal, to discuss either in private or in public, issues of importance
  • Has officers that understand that it is expected to bring news, good or bad, and issues, good or bad, to the group so that all may assist in baronial governance

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