These virtual awards are given to active members of the MGL. The order of the awards is as follows and complete descriptions are found below.

ORDER PLACEMENT FOR MGL AWARDS

A "cluster"  is attached to any virtual award received more than once.

Nominated awards are those that are voted on quarterly by the players. Moderators are not eligible for player nominated awards, though other staff may still participate as normal.

MGL NOMINATED AWARDS
	The Snake Eyes Award of Stealth For those members who have demonstrated an ability to act unnoticed on the battlefield
	The Plissken Award of Individual Achievement For the player who demonstrates an ability to work well in solo actions
	The Hicks Award of Team Achievement For the player who demonstrates an ability to work well in groups
	The Roketansky Order of Offense For notable assaults and aggressive actions
	The O'Neill Order of Defense For notable defensive and evasive actions
	The Hannibal Order of Tactics For those players who have demonstrated leadership ability and an understanding of how to achieve victory
	The Doctor Award of Merit For remarkable contribution to the MGL (well done campaign, reusable alternate play location, etc.)

Critera awards are those that are given by the Moderators whenever certain, specific criteria are met.

MGL CRITERIA AWARDS
	Longevity Award Awarded after the 12th game - the "one year award"; awarded again for subsequent "years"
	Service Award Awarded at the completion of a significant contribution to the MGL (write and moderate a campaign, provide an alternate play location, etc.)
	Staff Service Award Awarded after four months of satisfactory service in a staff position (Moderator, Operations Manager, Quartermaster)

Campaign ribbons are a form of criteria award given to all participants of a certain event. They are positioned before the Longevity Award with the most recent campaign ribbon taking seniority, though expeditionary ribbons are priority.

MGL CAMPAIGN RIBBONS
	Tagfest Southeast 2006 Campaign Ribbon For participation at Tagfest Southeast on September 9, 2006 (Expeditionary: Tennessee)
	Halloween Campaign Ribbon For participation in our annual Halloween events (since 2005) which take the place of our October games
	Beaver Dam (Halloween) Campaign Ribbon For participation in any of the first three original Halloween events in 2002, 2003, or 2004
	Christmas Campaign Ribbon For participation in our first ever Christmas campaign.

The highest award is the MGL Superior Service Award, or "The Duke". As a sort of hybrid between the nominated and criteria awards, The Duke is nominated by the players, but approved by the Moderators and Staff. If the players do not nominate The Duke, it may not be given. If the Moderators do not approve The Duke, the recipient is usually given the Service Award (above) instead.

THE DUKE
	Superior Service Award ("The Duke") For outstanding support, contribution, and effort in making the MGL an enjoyable organization