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At left, a shot of the High Table. At right, is Elfsea's Baronial table.
Left: The magnificent feast hall decorations from down low. Right: The feast hall from on high.
At left, His Grace Master Jonathan & Centurion Airaklee Wolf approach the high
table for an audience with Their Majesties. At right, young Robert Vincent holds
a captive audience as well.
Their Majesties and Their Highness attend the evening revelry. Note the Ladies
with flowers in hand. At right, the revelry included some very entertaining and
heated barrier battles. In this one, Earl Drake and Sir Romanius finish off
their opponents in ferocious battle, and when Earl Drake turns to a frenzied Sir
Romanius, Sir Romanius one shots his ally in the face! Next round found Sir
Romanius alone, fighting ALL of the chivalry! In a later round, Steppes'
Baron Fritz called for his champion to do battle with the King's Champion. Sir
Mahdi, holding both titles proceeded to straddle the barrier and pummel himself
in a dazzling display of prowess. As a footnote, Sir Mahdi was victorious.
At the same time, back in the kitchen, a similar scene ensued. At left, the
young ladies (also with flowers in hand) selected and directed their champions.
At right, these battles were fought with just as much intensity as those in the
feast hall. Look out Ansteorra, the future is closer than you think.
times since 01/25/2002