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Warlord Tournaments – Saturday

This year our war scenarios will grant the winning side a war point. You must bring your site token to the Warlord Tournaments for army allocation.

To decide the leader of each army we are going to host two warlord tournaments for both rattan, and cut and thrust combat. The winners of these tournaments will be the acting warlord for their army for the entirety of the war. With the winners of the war points not only getting bragging rites, but also a commemorative spear to make their status as the Warlord of the War of the Lilies 2025. The winning warlord will also be given a full set of the trading card site tokens.

Melee scenarios

SUNDAY

Siege of Edinburgh Castle – “In the year 638 the Castle was attacked by Oswald of Northumbria who not only successfully took over the castle but also the surrounding area.” -middleages.org.uk. Can your team cross the bridge to repeat history?

TUESDAY

Battle of Svolder – King Olaf of Norway and an alliance of his enemies fought in a naval battle in the year 1000 ad in which King Olaf was victor. Fight in this simulated battle to determine if history will repeat itself.

Viking Raid of Lindisfarne – In 793 the Vikings attacked the island of Lindisfarne which was one of the first major interactions with the English that set the tone for many conflicts in the future. Will you take the first village and make the English fear your name?

THURSDAY

English Civil War – The English Civil war added several factions in 1642 including Parliamentarians in England, Covenanters in Scotland, and Confederates in Ireland. Will you be able to fight a battle with multiple foes?

FRIDAY

Capturing Caesar – Caesar made is way to Alexandria in 48BC to collect the debts for the Roman army. Unfortunately, negotiations failed, and he found himself trapped in the city. Can your team keep Caesar safe while the Egyptians waged war?

Siege of Alexandria – With Caesar surviving he knew he was outnumbered and needed his reinforcements and knowing he needed the port to protect his fleet, he ordered his troops to burn the ships which would burn several buildings including the famous Library of Alexandria.