The Battle of Marathon – Relic Battle
“The dust still clung to their sandals as we watched our last hope vanish over the ridge, their silhouettes shrinking against the blood-orange sky. Our swiftest runners carried proof of the Persians’ advance, seeking aid. We had held as long as we could, but the Persian numbers were endless, and now the flames of their…
The Battle of Plataea – Broken Field Battle
“The sea was black as oil beneath our Persian ships. The only sound was the quiet lapping of waves against the hull as we rowed under a moonless sky, cloaked in silence and shadow. Our orders were to strike swiftly and unseen—no horns, no cries, no torches to give us away. The Greeks had signal…
CoGs Alley Class
Marshal In Charge: Sir Alain de la Rochelle Held near the Melee Field on Friday previous to CoGs Alley Previous to the CoGs Alley scenario, Sir Alain will teach a class on CoGs Alley fighting. CoGs (Christophe of Grey’s) Alley is a combat archer/armored competition that pits 9 person team (three 3 person teams) against…
CoGs Alley
Marshal In Charge: Sir Alain de la Rochelle NOTE: Shields needed for this scenario CoGs (Christophe of Grey’s) Alley is a combat archer/armored competition that pits 9 person team (three 3 person teams) against another 9 person team. A one hour block of instruction followed by two to three rotations of the course. Archers need…
Combat Archery Marshal 101 Class
Instructor: Lady Joney Nycholl Cost: Length of Class: Class Size Limit: Track: For Ages: Class Description: Notes:
The Battle of Anopaea Pass – Mountain Pass Battle
“The stench of sweat and iron hung thick in the mountain air as we stood shoulder to shoulder on the narrow goat path—backs to sheer rock, faces to the death that climbed toward us. The Persians came like a flood, but the pass was so tight they could face us only a few at a…
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Battle of Thermopylae – Limited Front Battle
“We poured across the plain like a tide of iron, shields gleaming beneath the sun, our banners snapping in the wind as trumpet calls echoed over the dust-choked field. Before us, the Greeks stood in tight formation—a wall of bronze and stubborn defiance—far too few for the storm they faced. Again and again we charged,…