Requirements: All Dads (combatants) must be presented to the list table by their child(ren) under the age of 16 (combat age at Pennsic) to participate. Children do not need to remain for the tournament but it is encouraged. This tournament is open to all Dads who wish to participate. There are no restrictions in terms of rank (Kings and Princes may fight), weapons form or appearance.
The Tourney is being organized by Baron Richard Larmer, if you have any questions please seek him out in the De Taahe encampment in W02.
Hosted by the Cataphracts and Chivalry of Duchy Von Drachenklaue
Guaranteed rejections:
Participants are asked to bring some small token as "loot"; the side losing three of five battles will give someone on the other side their "loot" token. This should not be an expensive item, but rather a token of victory on the field that day appropriate to your station.
Please stop by the Armor Archive (http://www.armourarchive.org/) for more information or discussion of the event, to declare for a side, or to ask any specific questions about armor requirements. This is a chance for students of the period to explore in more depth the history of this important battle, and have fun re-creating the field - by deciding the outcome for themselves!
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