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**[[Image:Greenleitmark.gif]] Green at 5,900. | **[[Image:Greenleitmark.gif]] Green at 5,900. | ||
**Academy sources say the leitmarks are available through to black and silver, but the points level are being held under close guard until they have been earned | **Academy sources say the leitmarks are available through to black and silver, but the points level are being held under close guard until they have been earned | ||
**All Leitmarks earned are posted to individuals once they have entered their addresses | |||
==References== | ==References== |
Revision as of 17:46, 18 February 2006
General
- Discreet, formal awards for achievement in the Perplex City Academy Games
- Awarded not soley to winners, but to competitors who have most stretched their personal boundaries over the course of a competition
- Worn on the sleeve as a quiet, humble way of showing pride in self and city
- In ancient times, Leitmarks were awarded for cunning tactics during the heat of combat, battle-winning strategy, or on rare occasions even for personal value
- Secret societies and religious groups have produced their own Leitmarks, to recognize one another discreetly in a public forum
Known awards
- The City Star, presented by the Perplex City Council to popular rock band Roll For Damage, for their strong public stance to get youth involved in political issues
- 333 Earth residents received a special Leitmark from Sente for volunteering to hunt for the Cube
- Virutal Leitmarks are awarded to Earth-based Cube hunters based on total points earned by solving cards
- Red leitmarks are awarded at 950 points
- Orange at 2,300
- Yellow at 4,500
- Green at 5,900.
- Academy sources say the leitmarks are available through to black and silver, but the points level are being held under close guard until they have been earned
- All Leitmarks earned are posted to individuals once they have entered their addresses