Fall Crown Tournament, AS LX (2025)

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Fall Crown Tournament, AS LX (2025)
Date October 26, 2025
Location Kingdom of the Outlands
Hosted by Their Majesties Simon and Aria
Event type Crown Tournament
Preceded by Spring Crown Tournament, AS LX
Followed by Fall Coronation, AS LX

Overview

The Fall Crown Tournament of the Kingdom of the Outlands was held October 18–19, AS LX (2025) at Golden Eagle Campground in the Barony of Dragonsspine. The event determined the Heirs to the Stag Throne, resulting in the victory of Hrothger Monomakh fighting for Ingriðr Rauðkinn, who became Crown Prince and Crown Princess of the Outlands.

The event was hosted under the reign of King Simon and Queen Aria. Sorcha MacGillivrey served as event steward.

Tournament

The Crown List consisted of nineteen combatants, including three pairs who fought on behalf of one another.

Combatant Fought for
Sir Falnor Lakemeirr Baroness Kata útama Geirr
Baroness Kata útama Geirr Sir Falnor Lakemeirr
Master Jorundr Sylfason Baron Bernardo dei Medici
Baron Bernardo dei Medici Master Jorundr Sylfason
Lord Thorvald Bjarg Lord Ryujin Tatsuaki
Lord Ryujin Tatsuaki Lord Thorvald Bjarg
Duke Hrothger Monomakh Countess Ingriðr Rauðkinn
Duke Walrick de Blakeney Duchess Cecilia
Dux Outlandium Mordygan MacGregor Countess Ymanie the Midwife
Sir Aelric Kyrri Mistress Akilina Ianikitova
Sir Uighur-un Buqu Bagadur The Honorable Lady Johanna Morganstern
Master Thorsteinn Vandringsmann The Honorable Lady Anneka Mikaelsdóttir
Sir José Taberna de Torquemada Doña Genoveva Meyer
Fechtmeister Erich Geisler Stalmeisterin Apollonia Zawmstricker
Sir Nicolae Rares The Honorable Lady Sharon of the Roses
Baron John Roslyn the Ox Master Cerridwen verch Ioreword
Don Yagu Tetsuya Noble Shirin al-Sasan
Dominus Tiberius Aurelius Albinus Baroness Diana of Llanberris
Lord Reinhart von Holzkirchen Mistress Auria of St. Golias

Master Thorsteinn Vandringsmann withdrew from the tournament due to injury, and Sir Aelric Kyrridid not compete.

The final round was best two out of three and fought between Dux Outlandium Mordygan MacGregor and Duke Hrothger Monomakh, with victory going to Duke Hrothger.

Site and Features

The event was held at Golden Eagle Campground near the area of Colorado Springs, Colorado and hosted by the Barony of Dragonsspine.

There were two variations of the site token: a ceramic medallion bearing a Stag and Doe, and a leather token dyed emerald and stamped with a Stag.

A journalist from KOAA 5 in Colorado Springs attended the event, resulting in televised coverage titled “Knights fight for the rule of a four-state medieval kingdom here in Colorado.” View the segment here.

Court and Recognitions

During the Saturday and Sunday courts, Their Majesties recognized numerous gentles for service, skill, and artistry. Highlights included an offer of admittance to the Order of Defense for Apollonia Zawmstricker and the elevation offers and ceremonies for several peers.

The following awards and honors were given over the course of the event:

Awards and Recognitions
Date Recipient Award Notes
Saturday morning Robin Eclipse Ragnar's Hammer For assistance in site operations; scroll by Kökechin Qo'a (illumination) and Eoghan MacIver (calligraphy).
Saturday morning Apollonia Zawmstricker Offer of Order of Defense Recognized for mastery in rossfechten.
Saturday evening Eorann O’Connor Offer of Order of the Mark For excellence in archery.
Saturday evening Mistress Angel d'Auvergne Order of the Laurel Elevation for contributions to the arts, particularly with garb and other fiber arts
Saturday evening Bernardo dei Medici Ragnar's Hammer For service in ensuring event success.
Saturday evening Buggius dei Medici White Scarf
Saturday evening Sorcha MacGillivrey White Scarf
Saturday evening Amina al-Zahra Tribute honoring Amina and her steed Venus.
Sunday morning Mistress Sharon of the Roses Order of the Pelican Elevation for excellent service to the Kingdom
Sunday morning Master Robert Hunteman Order of Defense Elevation for excellence in the rapier arts.
Sunday morning Bronwen of Hindscroft Offer of Order of the Laurel For excellence in culinary arts.
Sunday morning Marisse de Bourgogne Golden Lance
Sunday morning Robin Eclipse Silver Tyne

Elevations

Mistress Sharon of the Roses was elevated to the Order of the Pelican during Sunday court. Her vigil was held Saturday evening on site. Master Robert Hunteman was elevated to the Order of Defense at a private residence following his vigil prize fight, which was organized by Doña Elora and included bouts against Master Domin d'Alsace, Master Jevel le Barbu, Master Carlos, and Count Hawkrill.

Mistress Angel d'Auvergne was elevated to the Order of the Laurel for her artistic contributions, and Bronwen of Hindscroft was offered admittance to the Order of the Laurel for excellence in culinary arts.

Championships

The Princess Protector tournament featured over thirty combatants. Between each round, performances were given by contestants in the Windhover Bard competition, which drew over ten entrants—a significant increase from the previous year. Entrants included Evpraksiia Muromskaia, Aelia Dryantilla, Viðbjorn Orðlokarr, Sophia Rares, and others.

Count Hawkrill won the Princess Protector tournament, his fourth time earning the title. The Warlord tournament concluded with Count Zachariah defeating Lord Primus in a closely fought round using four-foot axes in honor of Thunderhead, the axe of state.

The Windhover Bard title was awarded to Evpraksiia Muromskaia. The presentation included the reintroduction of several historic pieces of regalia associated with the title, recreated by Countess Elizabeth O'Byrne.

Scroll Derby

Additional Notes

References

  • KOAA 5, “Knights fight for the rule of a four-state medieval kingdom here in Colorado,” October 2025.
  • Court Report by Tiarna Grainne Shocair, Blue Iris Herald.
  • Event notes compiled from contemporary reports and participant testimony.