Designations

Kassar South Designations

We know that different people can spend different amounts of time in camp. We appreciate whatever amount of time people can spend in camp. We have tried to arrange responsibilities based on the amount of time the Frees can be in camp. There is no "promotion" from one title to another. However, if you find you are spending more time in camp, please talk to the Ubar about changing your title. And those who find they can not spend as much time in camp as they used to will have their title changed to fit the amount of time they can come.

Kassar South Freeman

This means you are only occasionally in camp (less than once a week). You may not fur the slaves until you have passed Orientation and the camp test. You also may not own slaves nor FC. When you can come to camp, you should greet non-camp members as they enter and guard the back of any Free who is branding a slave. At this stage, it is highly recommended that you not travel out of Kassar. This is a stage where you have the advantage to learn all about Kassar, you can't do that by visiting other rooms.

Kassar South Rider/Guard

This means you come to camp at least once a week. Once you have completed Orientation and passed the camp test, you may fur the slaves but may not own them nor may you FC. You should spend your time studying the camp's website in great detail. Learn how Masters should treat slaves. A significant lesson is that slaves are not "precious princesses" that should be pampered, nor are they "girlfriends." By the same token, slaves are not to be abused or mistreated. You should take this time to learn how to be a Master. Practice with the slaves in camp, study the website, talk to the other Members who have been in camp longer then yourself. This also is the time to learn about honor. Everyone seems to have their own definition of honor. It seems to be like pornography, everyone knows when they see it but they can't quite define it. Now is the time for you to discuss what is and what isn't honorable with other members of the camp.
Greet non-camp members as they enter camp. If there is no camp guard in camp, invite Free visitors to sit by the designated fire and try to find a slave to get them a drink.
You should guard the back of any Free who is branding a slave. This gives you the opportunity to observe and learn the branding procedures. After you have watched a few brandings, see if you can help. PM the Free involved and offer to assist. He may have you prepare the branding iron or other things to let you practice. You should prepare a biography of your character. It does not need to be long, but it should explain who you are and how you came to be in the Kassar camp. When it is completed, send it to the camp's email so it can be posted on the website. Preparing the bio will give you an opportunity to learn more about Gor and to flesh out your character. You should decide what your trade is (i.e., blacksmith, hunter, builder, etc.) and perfect your craft so that you can be busy in camp. Discuss what is needed in the camp with other members and choose your profession based on what will add to the camp. Once you've decided, submit an outline of how you will use your profession in camp.

Commander of 10

This means you are in camp for a significant period three times a week. At this stage, you are expected to have a general knowledge of Gor and be ready to take a more active role in camp. You now may own up to three slaves and FC, and you have new responsibilities. Responsibilities � Greet non-members as they enter camp. Be prepared to answer questions. � Complete the Active Animal Orientation Program. � Ko-lar and brand slaves (you are expected to know what type of collar to put on the slave). � Interact frequently with the slaves and to help keep them busy. � Complete at least one weekly trip to the plains (send in transcript to [email protected]� Practice your profession in camp and send in reports when required.

Commander of 100

This means you are in camp for a significant period at least five days a week. You may own slaves and FC. At this stage you are expected to have a detailed knowledge of Gor and the Kassar Camp and act as an example for others. You also are now a Mentor. Responsibilities � Take new members through regular and active animal orientations. � Greet newcomers to camp and answer their questions. � Brand and ko-lar new slaves in camp. � Complete two weekly hunting trips to the plains and submit the transcripts. � Take an active role in planning camp activities such as festivals. � Counsel other Frees. You are their first stop with a problem and you should have enough knowledge to solve most of their problems. � Be active in camp, keep the slaves busy and think up creative ways to involve people in what you are doing. In other words, don't just sit on your butt -- get out there and do things. � Escort for the FWs in camp so they can go to the cities, etc. � Watch for signs of "disney gor" in the camp and put an end to it. � Punish disruptive slaves. Generally chaining and/or gagging is sufficient, but take whatever steps necessary to stop the disruption. However, you may not kill or banish a slave. Send the posts of the disruption and your actions to to Framan at [email protected]

Commander of 1000

This is the only title based on merit as well as time spent in camp. Those who receive this title and then find they must curtail the amount of time they spend in camp will lose the title. Once they are able to again spend a significant amount of time in camp every week, they will be reconsidered for the title. At this stage you have full rights, ability to hold high office in camp, such as an adviser to the Ubar and other special privileges. The Ubar personally selects the Commanders of 1000. This is the highest position you can attain in camp. You are expected to protect the Ubar's life with your own. You are expected to remain a Mentor and do orientations with Newer Members. This Program includes the Regular Orientations and the Active Animal Orientations Program. You should be knowledgeable enough about Gor and the ways of the camp to step in on any situation and take control in the Ubar's absence. You are expected to be an example for everyone else in camp and to help mentor those in the other stages. You are expected to stop any action that goes against camp ways and to keep things active in camp. At this stage you are required to perform all responsibilities of Commanders 10-100.

Kassar South Freewoman

This means that you can come to camp less than two days a week. You may not use the slaves, not own slaves or FC. You should wear the tag "Kassar Free Woman" beneath your name, and make certain if you use an av it does not present you in a "sexual" way. You will receive a monthly stipend of 2 gold a month. This is a learning stage. You should spend your time studying the camp's website in great detail. You should learn how to treat slaves. A significant lesson is that slaves are not "precious princesses" that should be pampered. By the same token, slaves are not to be abused or mistreated. You should take this time to learn how to be a good Mistress. Practice with the slaves in camp, study the website, talk to the other Members who have been in camp longer then yourself. Be careful what you do in public. Anything that implies sexuality could lead to you being collared. If you want to use a slave, take her/him to your wagon. Even in your wagon you are not completely safe. Do not take on the "slave" role, even in your wagon. Anything that indicates a desire to become a slave can lead to you being collared. In general, slaves are not to speak about what goes on in a wagon, but they can accidentally drop a post that could be your undoing. This also is the time to learn how Free Women are expected to act in camp. You should keep a low profile at first and watch the other FWs in camp. You are a Free Woman only because the Men in camp allow it. Annoy them, argue with them, talk back or engage in activities that are masculine in nature, and you likely will find yourself in a collar. In addition, any Free Woman caught furring a Free Man who is not her FC, can be collared by anyone in camp. Fur at your own risk. Remember, the one you are furring with can save the posts and produce them later, and would be justified in collaring you. If you accidentally drop a post in public, you could be collared. As a Free Woman, you will receive a small monthly stipend. It is up to you to find other work to supplement that. At this stage, it is highly recommended that you not travel out of Kassar. This is a stage where you have the advantage to learn all about Kassar, you can't do that by visiting other rooms. Responsibilities: � Greet non-camp members as they enter camp. If there is no camp guard in camp, invite Free visitors to sit by the designated fire and try to find a slave to get them a drink. � If there are no slaves in camp or if all are busy, offer to serve if necessary.

Kassar South FW Sister

This means you are in camp two or three days a week. This is a learning stage. You should spend your time studying the camp's website in great detail. At this stage, you may not own slaves nor FC. You should wear the tag "Kassar Free Woman" beneath your name, and make certain if you use an av it does not present you in a "sexual" way. You also will receive a monthly stipend of 4 gold a month. You should learn how to treat slaves. A significant lesson is that slaves are not "precious princesses" that should be pampered. By the same token, slaves are not to be abused or mistreated. You should take this time to learn how to be a good Mistress. Practice with the slaves in camp, study the website, talk to the other Members who have been in camp longer then yourself. You may use the slaves in camp, but be careful what you do in public. Anything that implies sexuality could lead to you being collared. If you want to use a slave, take her/him to your wagon. Even in your wagon you are not completely safe. Do not take on the "slave" role, even in your wagon. Anything that indicates a desire to become a slave can lead to you being collared. In general, slaves are not to speak about what goes on in a wagon, but they can accidentally drop a post that could be your undoing. This also is the time to learn how Free Women are expected to act in camp. You should keep a low profile at first and watch the other FWs in camp. You are a Free Woman only because the Men in camp allow it. Annoy them, argue with them, talk back or engage in activities that are masculine in nature, and you likely will find yourself in a collar. In addition, any Free Woman caught furring a Free Man who is not her FC, can be collared by anyone in camp. Fur at your own risk. Remember, the one you are furring with can save the posts and produce them later, and would be justified in collaring you. If you accidentally drop a post in public, you could be collared. As a Free Woman, you will receive a small monthly stipend. It is up to you to find other work to supplement that. Responsibilities: � Greet non-camp members as they enter camp. If there is no camp guard in. camp, invite Free visitors to sit by the designated fire and try to find a slave to get them a drink. � If there are no slaves in camp or if all are busy, offer to serve if necessary. � Submit a biography of your character. It does not need to be long, but it should explain who you are and how you came to be in the Kassar camp. When it is completed, send it to the camp's email so it can be posted on the website. Preparing the bio will give you an opportunity to learn more about Gor and to flesh out your character. � Complete Orientations 1 through 4.

Kassar South FW Advisor

This title means that you are in camp a significant amount of time five days a week. You may own slaves and FC. At this stage, you are expected to have a general knowledge of Gor and be ready to take a more active role in camp. You now are a Mentor and have new responsibilities added to those you have already learned in Level One. Your monthly stipend rises to 6 gold and you should wear the tag Kassar Free Woman Advisor under your name. You also may own slaves and FC. If you FC, you will continue to receive pay for any paid position you have, but you no longer will receive the monthly stipend. Responsibilities � Greet non-members as they enter camp. Be prepared to answer questions. � Interact frequently with the slaves and to help keep them busy. � Perform your profession in camp � Be in camp for a significant period of time at least five days each week. � Conduct orientations with newer Members. � Greet newcomers to camp and answer their questions. � Help plan camp activities such as festivals. � Advise Level 1 Free Women. � Be active in camp, keep the slaves busy and think up creative ways to involve people in what you are doing. In other words, don't just sit on your butt - get out there and do things. � Watch for signs of "disney gor" in the camp and put an end to it. � Punish disruptive slaves, usually by chaining and/or gagging, though you may take whatever steps necessary to end the disruption. (You may not, however, kill or banish a slave.) Send the log of such disruptions and your actions to Desiree at [email protected]

Kassar South FW Extraordinare

This is the only title awarded on merit in addition to time. To be eligible, you must be nominated by two Kassar Frees. Award of this title is decided by the Ubar. You will receive a monthly stipend of 10 gold, regardless of whether you are FCed or not. Anyone who receives this title and then must stop coming to camp a significant amount of time each week will lose the title. Once she is able to resume spending a significant amount of time each week in camp, she will be reconsidered for the title.