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The principle kingdoms are represented here, with Trimaris to the left,
Ansteorra to the right and Meridies in between. At right, His Majesty of
Trimaris stands, preparing to call His first combatant to represent Trimaris in
the Chivalric Champions battle.
Count Aaron fights early in the Champions Battle. Earl Daffydd was also called
upon to represent Ansteorra. Jarl Timo also fought but was victorious so swiftly
as to foil the photographers efforts.
Sir Ulsted the Unsteady answers His Majesty's call. Centurion Virgil won a
heated battle as one of the non-belt representatives.
Centurion Anton fought valiantly. Lord William de Moley was next.
Centurion Britta MacGregor faught fiercely. And at right, Centurion Ysfael
represents Ansteorra at His Majesty's request..
Centurion Ysfael was another victorious non-belt. At right, these titans of the
field chosen from among our allies fought each other point for point down to the
ground.
Her Majesty of the East, Queen Isabella and Ansteorra's Crown, Queen Conal and
King Miguel, looking splendid as ever. At right, my Lady Ameline's latest
interest.......the dog cart.......just the dog cart.
These photos from the end of the open field battle were taken by either Lady
Ameline du Bois or Lady Rebekah of Newcastle.
times since 05/21/2003