The Baelfyr
Official newsletter of the Principality of Insulae Draconis
AS LIX, Volume 32, Issue 12, Nov/Dec 2024

Table of contents


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From their Highnesses

Unto the populace of Insulae Draconis greetings.

The season of contemplation is upon us. Long dark nights, warm fires and strong ale lead to a person reflecting upon the world and their place within it.

We in our society pride ourselves on being welcoming, open and progressive. We celebrate diversity, reward effort and celebrate those who enrich our lives through their service.

But as the contemporay saying goes. A fall can soon follow excesive pride or hubris. As Princes we are asking ourselves, are we truly welcoming?

So our challenge to the populace is. If a pair of newcomers turned up to your event or practice and wanted to partake in an activity that you already carry out in the Barony/shire/hamlet, could they?

If not we would like you to consider the logistics of making such a thing possible. For by planting such seeds your gardens will grow and our principality will shine.

Referring back to our previous missive, this cannot rest on a single persons back. A group and a community are always more successful the better they collaborate.

Yours in Service

Alexander & Agnes

Principes Insulae Draconis

Court Reports

This is a court report for Champions of Lough Devnaree XVII. Champions of Lough Devnaree XVII was organised by Dun in Mara.

This court report is for court on 28 Sep 2024, it’s identified as Saturday Evening Court.

Court report filed by: Court Herald, Sela de la Rosa

Court was opened and their highness welcomed travellers from across the isles and beyond.

Those officers of the principality present were invited to swear fealty to the coronet.

Alice de la Wode was called forward, and presented with a backlog scroll previously awarded.

The outgoing Champions of Lough Devnaree announced the results of their tournaments and named their successors.

Baroness Melisende had business before the court.

Their highness greeted those for whom this was their first court.

Noble Ingemar was called into court and made a member of the Order of Ffraid.

The seneschals of Dun in Mara and Eplaheimr were invited to speak of the recent accomplishments and future ambitions of their groups.

Lady Aoife was called forward and presented with a tiara by their highness.

Sadhbh of Dun in Mara was called forward, awarded arms, and made a noble of the court.

Their highness gave some closing words and court was closed.

Prize Play announcement

Unto the Academy of Defence of the Kingdom of Drachenwald, our Sovereign Rulers of the same, and all nobles and attendants of their court, do I Baron Nicholas de Estleche dictus le Tardif, Prefect of the said Academy, Companian of the Silver Guard and the Fox &c, send greetings.

I hereby make known my intent to sponsor Hlǣfdige Rebeeca Stormwiga of Flinthǣþ, Holegncwēn Gēolġebēorscipes, Provost of the Academy to play her prize for the rank of Prefect of the Acedemy at St.Bede’s Fair to be held at Bourn in the county of Flinthǣþ on the final weekend of May next.

May those who would stand as examiner make themselves known unto. Let all who would test her as she holds the field assemble at the appointed place and at the appointed time. Let all who would witness her skill and prowess gather likewise.

Let those who would face her pray for a clear sky, for should the storm accompany her, Rebecca shall lay low those who stand against her as wheat in the field, and wrest the trees from the soil so that nothing shall stand above her.

Writ this eleventh day of December anno scoietatis 59 at Utbech

In service,

Nicholas de Estleche

Archery Lesson 3: Check Arrow Length for safety

By Pól ó Briain

Not everyone is built in the same way. Some people have longer arms, different size torsos and longer jaw lines. Because of this, different people have different draw lengths which in turn means that they need different lengths of arrows. When you are starting in archery the first thing to worry about in reference to arrow length is to ensure that the arrows are not too short. Arrows being too long you can live with. Arrows being too short can spell disaster. When beginners are at full draw you want at least an extra 2 inches of arrow length beyond the front of the bow for safety.

To get a quick check to make sure the arrows you are planning on shooting are not too short, fully stretch out both of your arms out in front of you and place the palms of your hands together with fingertips fully extended. Measure the arrow length against the distance from your chest to 2 inches beyond your fingertips and that should be your starting MINIMUM arrow length.

Most target archery marshals will have beginner archers shooting full length arrows (normally 32 inches long) which have several advantages. As they are full length arrows, you don’t normally have to worry about them being too short (be warned, there are some people with really long arms that this will not work for and people that may try to over draw the bow). Beginners should be shooting short distances so the excess arrow length should have little to no effect on performance. Because most beginners should also be using the pile of the arrow (arrowhead) to aim with, using a longer arrow means the archer is more likely to shoot lower. This means you have less arrows shooting over the target. When the piles break off the arrows, you can remove ½ an inch or so and make another set of 30-inch arrows giving them a second life.

Please note, care should always be taken not to over draw the bow.

How to measure your arrow length (for advanced archers) To get a more actuate arrow length you can measure it one of two ways. Both ways need a second person at hand to help.

The first way is to nock an old arrow when standing on the shooting line and aim down range and draw the string back to your normal anchoring point. With a marker, a second person makes a vertical line on the arrow where it meets the front of the bow. You then measure the length between the inside of the arrow’s nock to that mark and that is your arrow length.

The second way is done in much the same way as the first except you use a measuring arrow. This is an arrow that has the length in inches marked up the cock feather side of the arrow already. When you draw the arrow back the second person has only to read the length off the arrow. No need for a measuring tape. A measuring arrow should be marked 5 inches from the inside of the nock to the pile.

In both above cases you should never shoot the arrow. Simply ‘come down’.

Why should I use arrows the same as my draw length (or rather my draw length plus 2 inches for extra safety)? There are 2 reasons: The shorter arrows are, the less they weigh. This has the benefit of being able to send arrows more distance with the same poundage bow.
It also means if you use the pile (arrowhead) for aim, you have to correct less then shooting longer distances.

Events

These are the upcoming events in Insulae Draconis.

To submit an event for inclusion, use the form on the Drachenwald website, https://drachenwald.sca.org/events/calendar-add/. You don't need to provide all information right away; a minimal entry is enough at first.

The day after you submit an event, you'll receive an email with a link to edit your entry. Changes will be reflected on the Principality website within a few minutes, and in editions of the Baelfyr that are published before the event takes place. (If you're unable to find that link, contact webminister@drachenwald.sca.org for help.)

To keep entries consistent between the calendars, The Baelfyr no longer accepts event submissions by email.

Depedene Shire Day

Hosted by Depedene under Wychwood

Takes place: Saturday, 8 November 2025

Activities: Archery, Dancing, A&S, Feast or Potluck, Sewing, Music

Potluck lunch, archery, A&S
Pleasant company and convivial conversations

Site address: Myrtle Marsh, Wirheal

Event steward: Anne of Southron Gaard (annjcee@gmail.com)

Reservation: Please let me know by email by 5th November if you would like to come

Cost: Donations appreciated in the region of £5 to £10

Payment: Payments can be made on site
Donations to cover costs

Site information: Location on the Wirral, to be confirmed

Guild of Larks Martinmas Bardic

Hosted by Insulae Draconis

Takes place: Monday, 10 November 2025

Activities: Bardic tales and music



Come one come all to the first Martinmas Bardic of the Guild of Larks. A time for music, feasting, and spooky tales before year’s end. Play or pass format or just listen. Link will be published online in groups closer to date and in Discord channel

Event steward: Alessandra di Riario Falkenstein

Thamesreach on Tour TORM Edition

Hosted by Thamesreach

Takes place: Friday, 14 November 2025

Activities: Shopping


Thamesreach Social Meeting. Do all your re-enactment shopping at TORM and meet afterwards for supper in a local pub.

Site address: Sports Connexion CV8 3FL

Event steward: Vitus Polonius (thamesreach.seneschal@gmail.com)

Reservation:
Everyone is welcome to attend!

Cost:

There is an entry fee of £5 to get into TORM.

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 22 November 2025

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 22 November 2025 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://sites.google.com/insulaedraconis.org/sca-uk-cic-insurancedatabase/home

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 11 November at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://sites.google.com/insulaedraconis.org/sca-uk-cic-insurancedatabase/home

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Shire Day

Hosted by Pontalarch

Takes place: Sunday, 23 November 2025

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck, Sewing

Shire Day

Site address: Tockwith Village Hall YO26 7PR 10am - 6pm

Event steward: Haesel of Berneslai (exch.pontalarch@gmail.com)

Cost: Members £10 - Non Members £13 - First Time Event FREE

Payment: Payments can be made on site
Payments can be made online. Please contact exch.pontalarch@gmail.com for details.

Depedene Lancaster Fight Practice

Hosted by Depedene under Wychwood

Takes place: Saturday, 29 November 2025

Activities: Heavy Fighting

Fighter Practice in “sunny” Lancaster. At Barton Road Community Centre.

Site address: Barton Road Community Centre, Lancaster

Event steward: Joel ben Stuart (joel@brighthelm.org)

Cost: £10

Payment: Payments can be made on site, Foreign guests can pay at the door

Yule Ball 2025

Hosted by Flintheath

Begins: Friday, 5 December 2025
Ends: Sunday, 7 December 2025

Activities: Fencing, Archery, Dancing, A&S, Feast or Potluck, Royalty present

The Prince and Princess will be present.

Join us in Flintheath at Buckden Towers for our annual Yule Ball
5-7 December 2025

We will be graced by the progress of the Courts of Their Highnesses Insulae Draconis and His Majesty King Krake.

The Holly Monarch will be decided by skill with bow and arrow. Archers will compete for this honour in a handicapped archery tournament.​​

Rapier prize plays will be held during Saturday morning. (We have already filled all the prize play slots, and will not be able to accommodate any further candidates at this event.)
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Feast will be held at lunchtime, after the conclusion of the Holly Monarch tournament. Later, our dancers and bards will take charge of the Ball, which will continue until there’s nobody left on their feet.

A novice scroll blank competition will be held this year, open to all who have not produced a scroll for the Kingdom before. This competition is sponsored by Master Maredudd ap Gwylim, Lady Amy of Osgoldcross, and Lord John Yarrowe.

Site address: Buckden Towers, High St, Buckden, St Neots, CAMBS, PE19 5TA

Event steward: Lord Captain Kenneth Elliot & Lady Stacy of Flynthethe (steward@flintheath.org.uk)

Reservation: Important note: in accordance with our insurance provider and SCA CIC UK policy, membership in either the SCA CIC UK* or an SCA affiliate** is required for all attendees in order to be covered under our insurance. Membership is £15 for an adult for one year. If you require membership, visit https://membermojo.co.uk/scauk

If you are unwaged and would struggle to afford membership, please contact us at reservations@flintheath.org.uk

*SCA Community Interest Company (CIC) UK is a UK and Republic of Ireland-based affiliate of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc., a 501(c)3 Educational Not-for-Profit organization, based in the US. This affiliate is a local corporation, registered at Companies House, which provides its members services.
** SCA Affiliates: Nordmark (Sweden & Iceland), Aarnimetsä (Finland), Central (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France. Netherlands, Russian Federation, Bulgaria), SCA Inc. (United States & Canada), Lochac (Australia & New Zealand)

Cost: EVENT (Fri, Sat & Sun)

Adult 17+ years - £38
Concession 17+ years (student, disabled, unwaged, senior, hardship) - £28
Child under 17 years - £13
Infant aged up to 6 years inclusive - free

(event fee includes site fee, Friday night Traveler's Fare, Saturday breakfast, Saturday evening refreshments during the Ball, and Sunday breakfast)

FEAST

£15 - 17+ years
£5 - under 17 years
Infant aged up to 6 years inclusive - free

ON-SITE ACCOMMODATIONS (per person for two nights)
£60 B&B Main House
£30 Tower Bunk

Site information: The site, known as Buckden Towers has a rich history spanning over 900 years (https://www.buckden-towers.org.uk/history)

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk/yule-ball-25

Harpelstane Convocation

Hosted by Harpelstane

Takes place: Saturday, 6 December 2025

Activities: A&S

Monthly convocation meeting - message Helen for details of location and if you have a particular craft or activity that you are interested in doing or discussing! Pickups from the train or bus station available on request, basic lunch will be available, contributions welcome.

Site address: Kirkcaldy

Event steward: Elen Benet (leverhelen@gmail.com)

Reservation: Contact Helen!

Cost: None

Payment: None

Site information: Private Home

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1C6P5w8PJZ/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Depedene Shire Day

Hosted by Depedene under Wychwood

Takes place: Saturday, 6 December 2025

Activities: Archery, Dancing, A&S, Feast or Potluck, Sewing, Music

A lovely day of fun, with archery and A&S including music and dancing and a potluck lunch

Site address: Myrtle Marsh, Wirheal

Event steward: Anne of Southron Gaard (annjcee@gmail.com)

Reservation: Please let me know by email before 3rd December if you would like to come

Cost: Donations of £5 to £10 to cover costs please

Payment: Payments can be made on site
Donations please

Site information: Location on the Wirral, to be confirmed

Xmas Revel

Hosted by Pontalarch

Takes place: Saturday, 13 December 2025

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Site address: Tockwith Village Hall YO26 7PR 10am - 6pm

Event steward: Haesel of Berneslai (exch.pontalarch@gmail.com)

Cost: Members £10 - Non Members £13 - First Time Event FREE

Payment: Payments can be made on site
Payments can be made online. Please contact exch.pontalarch@gmail.com for details.

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 17 January 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 17 January 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 13 January at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Shire Day

Hosted by Pontalarch

Takes place: Saturday, 31 January 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Site address: Tockwith Village Hall YO26 7PR 10am - 6pm

Event steward: Haesel of Berneslai (exch.pontalarch@gmail.com)

Reservation: If you have not already done so, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQVoke8fRAYESvkkqZC_9-YvMTRV6ZG85_ykcLOji5EyGJfA/viewform

Cost:
Members £10 - Non Members £13 - First Time Event FREE

Payment: Payments can be made on site
Payments can be made online. Please contact exch.pontalarch@gmail.com for details.

Imbolc

Hosted by Dun in Mara

Takes place: Sunday, 1 February 2026

Activities: A&S, Feast or Potluck, Royalty present

February hangs heavy in many a heart
The sun still hides behind rain swollen clouds
and yet it fights each day to shine a bit longer
over the winter-worn multitudes

Let us fight that winter melancholy together
Join us in celebrating the coming of light
at our one-day revel, Imbolc
As in past times people celebrated
the Chailleach of winter giving sway to Brigid,
so shall we, with the making of candles, butter, and planting seeds.

For the feast, we put a call to all who would join us, and hope ye answer.
We would love to highlight the foods that remained in February, those that were stored and preserved in all manners whether it be drying, curing, salting or other methods of preservation. We can share what we have preserved from now until the event, eat together and share our experiences.
We will update the calendar when further details are secured, but we want to light the spark of creativity and give time for the preserving of food stuffs.
Any questions can be directed to the event stewards, Gwerful an Filí and Mallymkun Rauði.

Site address: Jim Kirwan Scout Hall Community center in Clara, County Offaly

Event steward: Gwerful an Filí (gwerful.an.fili@gmail.com)

Reservation: Registration link will be available when registration opens.

Cost: SCA Member 20.00 €

SCA Member - Unwaged/Student 15.00 €

Non-SCA Member 25.00 €

Children 12 and under 0.00 €

Payment: Payments will be available via Fienta link when registration opens.

Website: https://duninmara.org/events/2026/imbolc/
Facebook: https://fb.me/e/5lodhhfWZ

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 14 February 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 14 February 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 10 February at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Blankety-Blank (scribal event) PENDING SHIRE APPROVAL

Hosted by Insulae Draconis

Takes place: Saturday, 21 February 2026

Activities: A&S, Feast or Potluck

Scribal event, beginning with a beginner’s class taught by Maredudd athro, principality signet; there may be other classes. Afternoon in a well-lit hall for drawing and painting. Please bring own equipment if you own it; some supplies will be available. Current pan is for medieval potluck

Event steward: Ari Mala

Court of Love

Hosted by Eplaheimr

Takes place: Saturday, 21 February 2026

Activities: Fencing, Dancing, A&S, Feast or Potluck, Sewing, Royalty present


Come and celebrate Love in it’s many forms! Courtly, Familial, Romantic, Platonic and any other which consensual way! This is the day to show someone/some people affection, regard, attention, appreciation etc.! Compose your poems, gift your flowers, fashion your gift, win for their honour or simply enjoy their company! Or if your love language involves food - bake away! Let this be the great Eplaheimr Love-in!

This is a day event - and there will be a Potluck Lunch - so bring a dish to share - one you have cooked yourself or if cooking isn’t your thing, then something bought is fine. More guidance in this article - https://eplaheimr.org/what-is-an-event/

Site address: Carmelite Centre, Moate

Event steward: Melisende Fitzwalter (melisende1380@yahoo.co.uk)

Reservation: TBC

Cost:
TBC

Payment:
TBC

Site information: Google Maps location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/P1FFTSTjGGvwqqnm9
The site is a warm comfortable indoor space with multiple rooms including sufficiently size indoor space for combat activities. There is a changing room and a fully equipped kitchen should you need to heat or bake anything.

February Coronet

Hosted by Depedene under Wychwood

Begins: Friday, 6 March 2026
Ends: Sunday, 8 March 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Feast or Potluck, Royalty present


Insulae Draconis Coronet Tourney

Event steward: Amphelise/Valda (exchequer@depedene.org)

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 21 March 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 21 March 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 17 March at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 18 April 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 18 April 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 14 April at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Flaming arrow

Hosted by Glen Rathlin

Begins: Friday, 1 May 2026
Ends: Sunday, 3 May 2026

Activities: Archery, Feast or Potluck

Weekend of archery, food and fun. Target archery and field shoot.

Event steward: Caitriona of the Ravens

Depedene May Celebrations Festival

Hosted by Insulae Draconis

Takes place: Saturday, 9 May 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Dancing, A&S, Feast or Potluck, Camping, Sewing, Music and Procession

A Tudor Celebration of May with music and dancing.
Plenty of room for heavy fighting and rapier arenas.
All manner of A&S would be delightful.

Site address: Queens Park Meols

Event steward: Anne of Southron Gaard (annjcee@gmail.com)

Reservation: Details to follow

Cost: Details to follow

Payment: Details to follow

Site information: Details to follow

Facebook: https://facebook.com/events/s/medieval-festival/752020717429990/

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 16 May 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 16 May 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 12 May at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

St Bede's Fair

Hosted by Flintheath

Begins: Friday, 22 May 2026
Ends: Monday, 25 May 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, Dancing, A&S, Feast or Potluck, Camping, Equestrian

SAVE THE DATE!

With all due respect for the Venerable Bede . . . St Bede’s is back, baby!

A return to Manor Farm for Flintheath’s annual event. Laid back camping with plenty of room for your favourite things-to-do - rattan & fencing combat, archery, horses, A&S, bardic, the renowned pot luck feast - and probably some surprises! Please, won’t you join us?

Site address: Manor Farm, 14 Alms Hill, Bourn, Cambridgeshire, CB23 2SH

Event steward: Viscountess Eularia & Noble Renart

Reservation: Reservations will open at the end of January, and will close 15 May 2026

Site information: This is a camping event with an historic barn for indoor activities and various fields for martial activities. Site opens at 11am 22 May and closes 12pm 25 May 2026.

Strawberry Raid V

Hosted by Dun in Mara

Begins: Wednesday, 27 May 2026
Ends: Monday, 1 June 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, Dancing, A&S, Camping, Sewing, Royalty present


The Shire of Dun In Mara welcomes you to Strawberry Raid V, six days of camping around the beautifully restored 15th-16th century tower house of Sigginstown Castle, in the beautiful sunny South-East of Ireland.
We will enjoy a range of activities from the arts, crafts and camp cookery to the martial pursuits of armoured combat, fencing and archery. Beginners and experienced practitioners are welcome across the board

Site address: Sigginstown Castle, Sigginstown, Tomhaggard Co. Wexford, Ireland Y35 XK7D

Event steward: Aodhan Dha Cheist / Melisende Fitzwalter (aidanbarron1@gmail.com)

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 27 June 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 27 June 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 23 June at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 18 July 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 18 July 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 14 July at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Lughnasa

Hosted by Eplaheimr

Begins: Friday, 28 August 2026
Ends: Sunday, 30 August 2026

Activities: Fencing, Archery, Dancing, A&S, Feast or Potluck, Camping, Sewing, Royalty present

Join Eplaheimr for some A&S Fencing Archery
Feasting, gaming and many other activities

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 19 September 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 19 September 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 15 September at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 24 October 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 24 October 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 20 October at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Flintmoot

Hosted by Flintheath

Takes place: Saturday, 21 November 2026

Activities: Heavy Fighting, Fencing, Archery, A&S, Feast or Potluck

Please join us for Flintmoot in Flintheath! An afternoon of A&S projects ongoing in the Hall, along with bardic and cooking. Outside, enjoy rapier, rattan, and archery practice.

Saturday 21 November 2026 from 12 noon to six o’clock (at 4pm, we’ll sit down for a discussion about Flintheath business and planning). Please remember outside shoes are not allowed in the Hall. There will be munchies for everyone. If you would like to bring along some food to share, that would be great.

Location, Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info in order to be covered by insurance for this event: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Site address: Waterbeach Tillage Hall, CB25 9NJ

Event steward: Eularia Trewe

Reservation: As per our insurers, membership status is required to attend. If you have not done so already, please submit your membership info by Tuesday, 17 November at 6pm in order to be covered by insurance: https://tinyurl.com/FlintheathMemberStatus

Cost: Attendance is free - donations appreciated.

Site information: Tillage Hall is a spacious and light community building overlooking the beautiful recreation grounds in Waterbeach.

Inside
There is a brand new kitchen (fitted in Spring 2021) with a large central island and deep serving hatch, opening out onto the hall and providing plenty of worktop space. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, oven and microwave with plenty of crockery available for teas and coffees.

There are 9 tables and approximately 60 chairs available for your use stored in a cupboard off the main hall. The hall floor area measures 9.4 x 9.4 meters and has a high vaulted ceiling with velux roof windows.

There are three toilets available, including disabled and baby change. Free Wifi available.

Tillage Hall has a disabled toilet and entrance and fire exit doors suitable for wheelchair users.

Parking
The car park is shared with the recreation ground and can get busy on football fixture days (typically Saturday mornings).

Public transit
Walking distance from the Waterbeach train station
Nearest bus stop PR5 Park & Ride at Recreation Ground

Website: https://www.flintheath.org.uk

Branches

These are the branches that make up Insulae Draconis, and contact details for their officers.

To update the information here, use the form for the Drachenwald regnum: https://forms.drachenwald-sca.org/forms/regnum-officers/

Depedene under Wychwood

Northern England

Exchequer

Valda ingen Chaemgin (Michelle Parker ) She/Her
Email exchequer@depedene.org

Armoured Combat Marshal

Joel ben Stuart He/Him
Email marshal@depedene.org

Dun in Mara

East coast of Ireland

Seneschal

Alays de Lunel She/Her
Email seneschal@duninmara.org

Exchequer

Ingemar of Dun in Mara They/Them
Email deputy-exchequer@duninmara.org

Minister of Arts and Sciences

Katie of Dun in Mara (Katie) She/Her
Email artsandsciences@duninmara.org

Herald

Erin of Dun in Mara (Erin Volya) She/Her
Email herald@duninmara.org

Archery Marshal

Gwerful an Filí She/Her
Email archery@duninmara.org

Chronicler

Saskia of Dun in Mara She/Her
Email chronicler@duninmara.org

Social Media Minister

Aodh Ó Siadhail He/Him
Email socialmedia@duninmara.org

Eplaheimr

Central, west and south Ireland

Seneschal

Eplaheimr-Jin Unegen (Yann Coussot)
Email seneschal.eplaheimr@gmail.com

Minister of Arts and Sciences

susannah of york
Email eplaheimr.moas@gmail.com

Flintheath

East Anglia

Seneschal

Captain Kenneth Elliot (Kenneth Askew)
Email askewstacy@yahoo.com

Exchequer

Nicholas de Estleche dictus le Tardif (Nicholas Adams)
Email exchequer@flintheath.org.uk

Chatelaine

Shannon of Oak of Honor Hill (Shannon Webster)
Email chatelain@flintheath.org.uk

Minister of Arts and Sciences

The Noble Henric vanden Casteele and Lady Shannon of Oak of Honour Hill
Email moas@flintheath.org.uk

Fencing Marshal

Renart of Jura She/Her
Email rapier@flintheath.org.uk

Chronicler

Rebecca of Flintheath She/Her
Email chronicler@flintheath.org.uk

Web Minister

Eularia Trewe She/Her
Email webminister@flintheath.org.uk

Glen Rathlin

Belfast, Northern Ireland, and the historical Province of Ulster

Seneschal

Caitriona of the Ravens
Email seneschal@glenrathlin.org

Harpelstane

Scotland

Seneschal

Elen Benet (Helen Lever)
Email seneschal@harpelstane.org

Exchequer

Esbiorn Jensson

Web Minister

Maria Harsick
Email webminister@harpelstane.org

Kingeslake

Athlone Institute of Technology

Klakavirki

Iceland

Seneschal

Samuel of Klakavirki (Sam O'Donnell) He/Him
Email Klakavirki@gmail.com

Exchequer

Pól ó Briain (Paul O'Brien) He/Him

Mynydd Gwyn

Wales and west of England

Exchequer

Mary Verch Thomas

Pontalarch

Central England

Seneschal

Hannah Zamoyska Lancaster She/Her
Email sen.pontalarch@gmail.com

Exchequer

THL Haesel de Berneslai
Email exch.pontalarch@gmail.com

Armoured Combat Marshal

Yannick of Normandy He/Him
Email km.pontalarch@gmail.com

Archery Marshal

Áfríðr Eiríksdóttir
Email archery.pontalarch@gmail.com

Social Media Minister

Hannah Zamoyska Lancaster She/Her
Email media.pontalarch@gmail.com

Thamesreach

Greater London, England

West Dragonshire

Southern England

Exchequer

Alex of Long Riston (Alex Crompton) He/Him
Email a.crompton1992@gmail.com

Herald

Thomas Flamanc (John Sawyer) He/Him
Email jpgsawyer@gmail.com

Web Minister

Raphe Cuthbert (Ian Walden) He/Him
Email raphec@doc2prod.co.uk

Insulae Draconis Regnum

Prince Etienne and Princess Susannah of York

prince@insulaedraconis.org

Progress

Depedene Shire Day 8 November 2025

Guild of Larks Martinmas Bardic 10 November 2025

Thamesreach on Tour TORM Edition 14 November 2025

Flintmoot 22 November 2025

Shire Day 23 November 2025

Depedene Lancaster Fight Practice 29 November 2025

Yule Ball 2025 5 December 2025-7 December 2025
The Prince and Princess will be present.

Depedene Shire Day 6 December 2025

Xmas Revel 13 December 2025

Flintmoot 17 January 2026

Shire Day 31 January 2026

Imbolc 1 February 2026

Flintmoot 14 February 2026

Blankety-Blank (scribal event) PENDING SHIRE APPROVAL 21 February 2026

Court of Love 21 February 2026

February Coronet 6 March 2026-8 March 2026

Flintmoot 21 March 2026

Flintmoot 18 April 2026

Flaming arrow 1 May 2026-3 May 2026

Depedene May Celebrations Festival 9 May 2026

Flintmoot 16 May 2026

St Bede's Fair 22 May 2026-25 May 2026

Strawberry Raid V 27 May 2026-1 June 2026

Flintmoot 27 June 2026

Flintmoot 18 July 2026

Lughnasa 28 August 2026-30 August 2026

Flintmoot 19 September 2026

Flintmoot 24 October 2026

Flintmoot 21 November 2026

Officers

Deputy Seneschal

Aodh Ó Siadhail (Drew Shiel) He/Him
Contact: deputy-seneschal@insulaedraconis.org

Seneschal

Meliton (Oliver Jones) He/Him/They/Them
Contact: seneschal@insulaedraconis.org

exchequer

Aoífe ní Aodhagáin (Eva Muhlhause) She/Her
Contact: exchequer@insulaedraconis.org

Chatelaine

Alessandra di Riario Falkenstein (Lesley McIntee) she/they/I identify as a cat
Contact: chatelaine@insulaedraconis.org

Minister of Arts and Sciences

Órlaith Chaomhánach She/Her
Contact: moas@insulaedraconis.org

Herald

Shirin Perot-duxt (Sarah Brider) Any
Contact: herald@insulaedraconis.org

Earl Marshal

Siridean MacLachlan (Sheridon Glenn) He/Him
Contact: sheridonglenn@gmail.com

Archery - Captain General of the Archers / Branch Archery officer / Branch Archery Officer/Regional Archery Deputy

Aodhan Dha Cheist (Aidan Barron) He/Him
Contact: archerymarshal@insulaedraconis.org

Marshal of Fence

Esbiorn Jensson (David Cordes) He/his
Contact: rapiermarshal@insulaedraconis.org

Chronicler

Mallymun Rauði They/Them
Contact: chronicler@insulaedraconis.org

Signet

Maredudd ap Gwylim (Edward Boreham) He/Him
Contact: signet@insulaedraconis.org

Webminister

Eadbald æt Underbrygce He/Him
Contact: webminister@insulaedraconis.org

Social Media Minister

Renart of Flintheath She/Her
Contact: socialmedia@insulaedraconis.org

Principality Map