While we are not having an evening Feast, there are a
number of eateries with in driving distance of the
site. We will also have a nice full lunch and all the
leftovers will be left in the hall for late night
munchies. We also encourage those who wish to eat in
the main hall to bring their own food.
We hope to host a "torch light" tourney on Saturday
evening!! Put to use all those lessons learned during
the day.
Teacher inquiries, intent to teach or other matters should be e mailed to the
Chancelloress ErlanNordenskald@yahoo.com
CALL FOR TEACHERS
Those intending to teach must register their class by filling out this form and emailing it to the
chanceloress ErlanNordenskald@yahoo.com
Class list for War Collegium
Thrown Weapons
Range will be open Friday – Sunday
Class Schedule not complete
Equestrian
How to be an informed spectator - Lady Catherine the Other Greene
Seige
Open Seige Field
Siege Safety Class – Hrelgar
This class will cover the basics rules and regulations related to the building and operation of Siege Weapons for use in Target and Combat activities in the SCA. Upon completion of the class, participants will be certified to operate a Siege Engine on the Target field. Additional combat authorization is required to be involved in battles.
Following the class, the siege range will be available for target practice.
What every fighter should know about Siege Weapons - Lady Svanhildr Karlsdottir
This Class will discuss how to kill engines and their crew, how to not take away the engines ability to be a useful part of a battle plan, what safety concerns should you know about, and more.
Siege Combat Tactics – Hrelgar
This is a hands-on class teaching tips and techniques to become better combat siege engineers. We will discuss field tactics, organization, target construction, types of practice shoots to improve skills, and tips to improve effectiveness in combat and on the siege range.
Armor is not required, although hand protection as for use in combat is recommended (half-gauntlets).
Previous siege authorization is also recommended.
Siege Bolt Construction Workshop – Hrelgar ($$)
I'll bring the tip materials and you bring your siloflex and we'll go through all the steps to build long lasting, safe pool noodle tips. If you don't have siloflex you can help build my bolts while you learn. Reimbursement of approx. $3 per tip for materials you take home will be appreciated.
Tips for Siege Marshals - Lady Svanhildr Karlsdottir
This is not a Siege Marshal qualifying class. All who wish to better their marshaling abilities are welcome. Those who think they may wish to become a Siege Marshal are also welcome.
Rapier
Italian Rapier: Wards and Attacks - Lorenzo Gorla
Line Fighting Theory and the individuall - Vettorio Antonello
An introduction to the theories of fighting on the line in a
rapier melee from the perspective of an individual fighter and their
role in the larger unit. To be followed by a guided discussion forum
on the topic and information.
Drills – Malcolm Bowman
Drills for footwork and bladework and how to teach them as well as practice them. Come prepared to DO the drills (blades at least – masks may not be necessary).
Effective Demos - Lillia de Vaux
Many of us take part in demonstrations to the public, but are not aware of
the planning and forethought that go into a successful demo. This class will
cover general planning, Society demo policies, and things to remember and
avoid when interacting with the public and the venue. It is appropriate for
anyone involved in planning or participating in demos, and will include information specific to the demonstration of the SCA’s martial activities
Archery
Ragnar Wolf Memorial Shoot
Open Range
Mounted Archery (part 1) - Gulugjab Tangghudai
Learn basic martial drills to train for mounted archery. Develop skills in speed shooting, shooting while moving, and other drills conducive to shooting from a moving horse. Appropriate for any archery style, Asian or European, except crossbows. This will be a hands-on martial art style class. Students should be prepared with inspected bow and 4 arrows, and dressed for a workout. (part 2 will be conducted at Warrior’s Naadam
Making arrows - Naomi bat Avraham
Historical
The Italian Problem - Lorenzo Gorla
How Italian combat and English culture meshed in the 1500's to 1600's.
The Well-Dress’d Fencer - Ibrahim al-Rashid
What is the well-dress’d fencer wearing? It depends on where – and when – he or she is from. We will review historical clothing styles throughout the entirely of the SCA period of interest, with special attention to those styles which can be adapted for use as fencing “armor” with little or no changes
A gentleman's quarrel: dueling across Europe – Lorenzo Gorla
Promoting the Study of Period Combat - Elysabeth Underhill
Did Icelanders Wear Mail? - Mord Hrutsson, KSCA, OL
Heavy
Basic Sword and Shield – Duke Ronald Wilmont
Advanced Sword and Shield – Duke Ronald Wilmont
Fighting with a Spear - Count Syr Gryffith
This will be a full contact fighting class. Come armored with your sword and shield, a spear and gauntlets if you have them. Unarmored fighters are also welcome; we will be discussing all topics related to spear fighting. Any level fighter can attend.
Mele Tactics - Duke Andreas Eisfalke
This is a class for the successful execution of melee tactics. Subjects covered will include small unit tactics and battlefield tactics and field command.
Command and Weapons use in melee - Sir Albrecht Von Halstern
Mongol Combat Tactics - Gulugjab Tangghudai
Learn various battlefield tactics used by 13th century Mongol armies and their applications to an SCA melee. Students should be prepared in armor
SCA Mixed Martial Arts - Sir Tanaka Raiko
Bridge Tactics - Sir Albrecht Von Halstern
Combined Arms Team on the SCA Battlefield - Baron Sir Manfred von Halßtern
This will be a class on the combined use of Melee and missile troops including siege on the SCA battle field. This will include basic tactics and deployment of troops, and organization of missile and melee troops to augment each other.
Armoring The Novice - James “Hawk” Galloway
This class is the step after recruiting a new fighter. Putting them in simple safe armor so they will want to come back again AND work on their own armor. Armor samples will be available.
Marshalling Fundamentals - Mord Hrutsson, KSCA, OL
Youth
Youth Fighter Program – Getting Started – Ellesbeth Donofrey
Youth Marshals – Sir. Corwyn
Youth events and practices – Ellesbeth Donofrey
Transitional youths into Heavy weapons – roundtable discussion – staff
Body Mechanics – Sir Tanaka and Nicola
Making Weapons – staff
Novice Combat Skill Buildging – Syr Gryffith
Skill Building Int/Adv – Syr Gryffith
Melee Tactics – staff
Tactics for Melee – roundtable discussion – staff
Single Sword Theory – Sir Tanaka
Misc Weapons Forms – staff
A&S / Misc / Health and Safety
The Care and Feeding of Fighters and Fencers - Ibrahim al-Rashid
This is a class for both fighters/fencers and those who take care of them. Come have a discussion with a Mentor Chirurgeon and modern physician about what it takes to keep fighers in the game and away from the Chirurgeons.
The Very Butcher of a Silk Button - Elysabeth Underhill
The Rapier in Elizabethan England
First Aid For Fighters - James “Hawk” Galloway
When your opponent/team mate has a problem, what should you do while waiting for professional medical attention? Topics for discussion are; protecting the armor, instructing on lookers and how best to help the friend in trouble.
Activities:
SATURDAY
Southern Region Rapier Championship
Ragnar Wolf Memorial Archery Shoot
SATURDAY EVENING 7:30 – 9:00 PM
THE DUAL-ING BEAR PIT
Find your partner and gather up your points… one heavy and one rapier fighter will be partnered in points only. Go into the pit, defeat your combatant and add up the points. There will be one winning team with some very nice prizes!
OTHER INFORMATION THAT FOLKS SHOULD KOW!
Spear Class Requirements:
This will be a full contact fighting class. Come armored with your sword and shield, a spear and gauntlets if you have them. Unarmored fighters are also welcome; we will be discussing all topics related to spear fighting. Any level fighter can attend.
Spear basics:
How to throw a proper spear shot
How to join a spear line
How to block a spear thrust
Dying defensively
Spatial awareness:
Identifying threats
Selecting targets
How to not be a target
Knowing your place in the line
Spear Tactics:
Fighting in a Spear wall
Fighting with spear superiority
Fighting with a spear deficit
How to run a line
Dealing with charging shield men
Dealing with a full charge
Fighting a spear with combat archery
How to make a spear:
This will be discussed at the end of the class and I will help people make their spears. You will need duck tape, strapping tape, a spear shaft, 2 shaft caps, closed cell foam and about an hour of time.