Welcomes newcomers and assists them in the ways of the Kingdom, from clothing and gear to etiquette, and introduces them to people who can help them learn about the things that interest them.

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Organizes and runs the royal court, and serves the voice of the Crown in court or on the field (the herald shouts so the Crown doesn't have to).

The herald is also the Crown's messenger and protocol expert, and occasional ambassador.

Maintains the Roll of Arms, a list of the heraldic devices claimed by various individuals within Kingdom.

Individuals may claim a heraldic device - a design of colors and objects unique to themselves. The Outremer maintains record of devices and reviews and approves them to ensure compliance with the applicable rules of heraldry and to avoid duplicate designs.

In charge of heavy list combat in the Kingdom, enforcing safety rules, running tournaments, and often weighing in during authorization bouts, when newcomers to the art of heavy list fighting are tested to demonstrate that they sufficient skill and experience to fight on the tourney field without being a danger to themselves and others. Baronial Reeves report to the Marshal.

Is in charge of target archery in the Kingdom, enforcing safety rules and sometimes teaching archery. Baronial archery lieutenants report to the Captain.

Is in charge of archery on the fighting field (which employs special blunt tipped arrows for safety).

Is in charge of fencing in the Kingdom, enforcing safety rules and organizing fencing tournaments, and otherwise performing duties similar to those of the Marshal.

Is in charge of arranging armed escort for the Royals at each event. In charge of ushering people attending events to the proper places. 

In charge of matters concerning music and storytelling arts, the court bard organizes entertainment in the feast hall or at the campfire, and also provides entertainment for the Crown.

Will complete the verbiage for scrolls, and assign scribes to complete scrolls.