East Kingdom Gazette
Covering the Eastern Realm of the SCA
The heavy list tournament results from A Market Day at Birka are now available online here: Birka Heavy List Congratulations to Sir Arne Ulrichsson for finishing at the top of the list with 361 points. The rapier tournament results from A Market Day at Birka are now available online here: Birka Rapier Tournament Congratulations to …
Tournament results are available from the bear-pit style tournaments traditionally held at A Market Day at Birka. 152 heavy list (rattan) fighters entered the lists, fighting a total of 3,222 bouts. The overall top finisher was Lord Arne Ulrichsson with 280 points. The next ranked finisher was Sir Douglas Henry with 243 points. Complete Birka …
Results from both Armored and Rapier Tournaments at the 2017 Market Day at Birka have been posted to the Northern Army website. Vivat to Douglas Henry who placed first in the Armored Combat bear pit, and to Robert of Anglespur who placed first in the Rapier Combat Bear pit. Congratulations to everyone who competed!
Tournament results are available from the bear-pit style tournaments traditionally held at A Market Day at Birka. 146 heavy list (rattan) fighters entered the lists, fighting a total of 3,183 bouts. The overall top finisher was Sir Douglas Henry with 251 points. The next ranked finisher was Lord Arne Ulrichson with 226 points. Complete Birka …
The following tournament results are available from the oxhide bear-pit style tournaments traditionally held at A Market Day at Birka.
At Her Majesty’s whim, a Youth Rose Tournament was held before Crown Tournament this past weekend. For those unfamiliar with youth combat, it is run much in the style of adult combat. Each fighter was sponsored by a Lady of the Rose, or a few Ladies of the Rose. The tourney was run as a …
The following is the report of Lady Sabina Luttrell, East Kingdom Minister of Lists, on the Kings and Queen’s Rattan Championship held in the Shire of Rusted Woodlands on May 4th, 2013. The following warriors entered the competition for the glory of being the King and Queen’s Rattan Championship: