The house has no interest in sponsored posts, and the people we serve can smell one across a field. A champion is different: a fighter, fencer, cutter, smith or performer who carries Warborn steel on real ground, is named for it, and tells the truth about how it held.
01 · The house never buys words
No champion is ever paid to praise a piece, and no champion is asked to. What is said of Warborn steel is said because it was carried and used.
02 · Steel first, always
A champion is set up with the piece their discipline actually calls for — chosen with them, not handed down. If it fails on the field, the house wants that said out loud.
03 · Named, not hidden
A champion stands on the Carrier's Roll by name, with their ground and their steel. The house cites them; they need not cite the house.
04 · Their ground is theirs
No exclusivity is asked. A champion may carry any maker's steel, teach anywhere, and speak freely. The house asks only honesty.
05 · Few, and chosen slowly
This is not a discount programme. The Founder chooses each champion herself and reads every petition with her own eye.
The charter above is the house's word and it never changes. This ladder runs the other way: what the house gives back, month upon month, to the hand who carries its mark on real ground. Dues buy teaching, allowance, support and counsel — never a good word.
Squire's Standing
$19
each month
The first rung. Ends whenever you say, with no term and no forfeit.
Knight's Standing
$49
each month
For the hand who is on a field most months of the year.
Banneret's Standing
$149
each month
Few, and chosen slowly. The house stands behind you in public.
Because when you see that dragon,
you know it’s strong and solid.
Strength and Solidarity LLC
Warborn Blades