Staff List
Find out how to get in touch with the key staff members for this year’s War of the Wings.
Registration
Register for War of the Wings using the new online SCORES system or fill out the registration form to pay by check
Gate Information
When you get to the site, the first thing you will do is go to the Gate and sign-in before parking. There, you will be given your parking pass and other important attendee information.
Block Map
View our friendly list of blocks within Elchenburg to find out where activities and your encampment are located. Specific block information is coming soon.
Site Rules & Restrictions
As in all things, Elchenburg Castle Family Campground has rules and restrictions. Please heed the rules to make sure that everyone has a safe and fun event!
Field Space Requests
To request pavilion space by the List Field, please contact Lord Alesander Davidson
Guber Cart Service
Guber is a complimentary shuttle service that runs a set route around the WoW site. There are posted stops in various locations, allowing people to quickly and easily traverse the event.
Guber services hours 10am to 6pm daily.
Nearby Accommodations/Amenities
We’ve done some of the hard work for you! To view nearby accommodations and camping opportunities, click here. For some frequent visited local businesses, click here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of weather happens at this event?
The weather in NC in October can be changeable. Plan for both cold and hot weather – days can be hot and nights cold. Plan accordingly.
What should I bring?
a) If you are camping, make sure you have talked to your camp land agent about what the camp will have. Some groups have showers and kitchens and some do not. Communicating with the land agent/camp manager will allow you to plan accordingly. The basics are a tent, sleeping bag, cot, lanterns/lights, shower supplies, food, clothing, sunscreen, bug spray, and a chair.
b) If you are day tripping the event, you will need a chair, sunscreen, some food, and clothes.
Make sure you wear good shoes! There will be a lot of walking. A great list of what to bring to events can be found on the Atlantian website.
What do I do when I get to the event?
The first thing you need to do is check in at registration. Often, you will see it labelled troll. At check in, you will need to sign a waiver and pay the event fee. At check in, you will find out where your campsite is and where parking is. They will also have a list of the rules and the flyer for the event. Once you have checked in, if you need clothing, you can check with our Gold Key at newcomers point.
What activities are happening at this event?
There are a couple of activities that you must be a member to participate in, like fighting or horseback riding. However, there are many activities you can take part in, even while brand new. There are many arts and science activities; there are newcomer classes; there is archery and thrown weapons. For younger children, there are kids activities. The flyer will have a basic schedule, but check out the signs at newcomers point and information point for schedule changes.
How do I behave?
The SCA is a group dedicated to recreating the Middle Ages. You will see people with all sorts of different personas at this event. We have a couple of basic rules. One big one is that you try to dress to fit in. Your garb does not need to be perfect, but you need to make an attempt to look medieval. Another big one is that you are courteous. We try to treat everyone with respect. We call people lord or lady. As you wander the event, talk to folks and ask questions. Don’t’ be afraid of talking to folks. Take classes, volunteer to help, ask questions.
What if I run into trouble?
In the SCA, we have an officer called the chatelain. That person is there to help you get involved. If you run into trouble, look for a person wearing a blue and white tassel. They will be a chatelain who is willing to help you.