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Welcome to the Battle of Three Popes. To the right, stylish even in armor, Her
Majesty Larissa joined Her armies for a day of battles.
The Fray and friends muster on one end of the field, while enemy forces make
preparations on the other.
At left, it begins as a spear duel at the Bridge Battle. And ends up at right,
as an opportunity for Lady Eleanor to pick up guys.
At left, there's several Fraymen on the left, Baron Fritz in gold & red
standing next to Mistress Stella, commander of the Arthurians this year. At
right, Master Richard Fairborne's household grows as Lady Siobhan becomes his
newest protégé.
At left, Prince Aaron & Princess Britta address the populace. At right, the
proud parents, Queen Larissa & King Duncan also have words for Their
subjects.
At left, the populace looks on as they wait to learn of the day's outcome. On
the right, the Pope and 2 anti-popes are seated. From left to right is: Sir
Galen/Pope Gregory XII, Sir Ulsted/John XXIII and Sir Emrys/Benedict XIII. As in
history, Pope Gregory's forces won out. In this case, due in large part to the
army of service providers & artisan's mustered on Gregory's behalf.
times since 1/24/2002