Forest Champions and Bent Bodkin

Hosted in-person by

The Shire of Coill Mhor (100 Mile House, BC )

Event Summary

Event Main Contact (Event Steward): Helena de Beauchamp
Date: September 9 , 2022 until September, 10 2022
Site opens at: 12:00 AM on September 9th 2022
Site closes at: 12:00 AM on September 10th 2022

Event site:
108 Golf Resort
4816 Telqua Dr 108 Mile Ranch, BC V0K 2Z0

September 9th – 10th, 2022
Forest Champions Tourney
and Bent Bodkin

Event Main Contact (Event Steward): Lady Helena de Beauchamp

tanaari@live.ca

Forest Champions Tourney and Bent Bodkin
September 9th – 10th
Site: 108 Golf Resort, 4816 Telqua Drive, 108 Mile B.C. V0K2Z0
Room reservations $70.00 night call 1 250 791 5211 Pet Friendly ($20.00)
RV full service $45.00
Camping available too
Site opens 3.00pm Friday and closes at Noon on Sunday
Site fee is Adult $25.00 with $5.00 discount for members.
Under 18 no fee.

FEAST: $20.00 Please contact HL Rhiannon at 778 485 2099 or myfanwy999@gmail.com to reserve your place, no later than September 1st please. Menu is listed below.

Fall is almost upon us, the days grow shorter and the last of the summer sun warms us. The Shire of Coill Welcomes all and invites you to our lands.
Those that choose to can compete to become our champion in the following events. Where your praises will be sung and your prowess will be boasted.

The current Champions are:
Heavy Combat. Viscount Kheron Azov
Rapier HL Draven Mac Raith
Archery HL Athelina Grey
Thrown Weapons Lord Irwyn of Hartwich
Bardic Arts Lord Jameson Wheeler

SCHEDULE

Friday

6.00pm to 9.00pm Meet and greet in the onsite hall.

Saturday
Lists are open at 9.00am: for all Tournaments
9.30am: Rapier commences
Followed by Heavy Combat
1.00pmish: Break for lunch
2.00pm Archery
Followed by Thrown Weapons
The Bent Bodkin will conclude the outdoor activities. All times are subject to change at the Marshals request.

All tournament winners please be prepared to stay for the feast

6.30pm: Feast starts with Bardic presentations between the removes.

Sunday

9.00am:pancake breakfast and Thrown Weapon fun until noon.

——–Do you like Combat Archery!—–

Well you are in luck. Damen is hosting his infamous Bent Bodkin Tourney.
All participants will require complete armour in compliance with the An Tir book of combat. You will be required to stay within a marked corridor 40’ by 15’.
Participants begin at opposing ends of the corridor and at ”lay on” the fight begins. Combatants are allowed to get as close to one and other as the rules allow, (missile must clear weapons/release thrown weapon). Combatants are not allowed to run past another and will be disqualified if proven to have done so. If a combatant steps outside of the corridor they will also be disqualified.
Participants are allowed 10 missiles (bows, blots or thrown weapons). Weapons may be gleaned during the fight.
The winner will receive the coveted Bent Bodkin; there may be other prizes as well.

——-Feast!——-

YES there will be a feast for a mere $20.00 you are invited to join us for a Tudor inspired feast.
We cannot cater to all dietary requirements but can provide vegetarian and Gluten free dishes.
We are limiting the feast to the first 40 people to register, please contact HL Rhiannon/Sue Davis 778 485 2099 or myfanwy999@gmail.com deadline is September 1st.
Please bring your own refreshment if you wish to imbibe. The site is wet. Non alcoholic refreshment will be provided.

1st Remove
Potted cheese wrapped in Arugula
Pork terrine in gelee
Pickles of red cabbage, onions and carrots
Soft butter
Rustic loaf.              Gluten free bread, wrapped in cloth, upon request.
Honey cakes with honey, orange and mint dipping sauce.

2nd remove
Root vegetable pottage
Spatchcock chicken with baked onions
Orange and sherried vinegar sauce
Cauliflower and chickpea curry (mild)
Saffron rice with dried cherries
Oranges in syrup with cinnamon

3rd remove
Vegetable roundels in blackberry sauce
Dumplings with pork with a vinegared broth
Sweetmeats:
Nougat, sugarplums, candied orange peel, apricots with march pane, sugared fennel.
Junket with cream, berry puree and wafers.

*Menu may be modified depending on availability.*

The Bardic presentations will be performed and judged in between the removes.
Winners of the tournaments please be prepared to stay for the evening’s festivities.

We look forward to seeing you please bring fun and shenanigans.
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“No matter what safety precautions we put in place, there is no substitute for each individual being educated about the risk to themselves and their loved ones and making responsible choices to protect themselves and others from this virus.”