Duchess Sir Elina of Beckenham, OL, OR, OP, KSCA
The day dawned bright and clear and drew the Allied Champions Battle to the field. Though the field was small, the competition was fierce. One hundred Allied fighters from each side lined up to make the teams, and then, in an overabundance of enthusiasm, more joined. After all, the more the merrier, right?
Originally published at Pennsic 45, 2016 Common Era
Fifty years is not old. FIFTY YEARS IS NOT OLD. So says the Sequoia tree to the Galapagos turtle. To us, fifty is a big thing and worthy of a major celebration. I read the great stories of that first party.
photo by: Sean Sreamach
By Brita Svensdottir, Rapier Reporter, PI
Rapier fighters gathered for the first melee of the war at 9 am Saturday in front of the fort for the Siege of La Rochelle.
Master Anton du Marais, MiC, said, “I have been running this melee for many years. I like it because it is a large melee that is not a war point. A chance to fight with your friends who might be on the other side, and there is nothing at stake but bragging rights.”
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Duchess Sir Elina of Beckenham, OL, OR, OP, KSCA
