Aye lads & lassies.
'ave ye evar wanted to swing an axe? Wha' about a big axe?
An' how about not just swingin' away all willy nilly like? What iffin I told ya yer might get to swing it at an orc? er a troll? An' wot about a right LOT of 'em green-skinned boogers wit' all yer best warrior friends?
Sit a spell laddie, as wot I'ma bout to tell ye might get ye summut e'cited.
You right betcha can! So keep a readin' iffin yer interested in some good ol', safe, cheap, medieval entertainenment. 'les yer like me an' dunno what all 'em words come out to, den yer best buddy can read it to ye an' ye can just smile an' pertend yanno wot it says.
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Dagorhir is an unmatched medieval experience. It is a gigantic game of combat, with local events drawing anywhere from 10 to over 100 fully costumed fighters. Add to that the yearly events like Badon Hill and Ragnarok, which draw hundreds or (in the case of Ragnarok) well over 1000 participants, complete with shops, revels, and fighting.
Fighters take on the persona of any ancient or fantasy realm. Everything from Orcish marauders to the Roman Legion clash on the battlefield wielding a variety of weapons, shields, armor, and fantastic costumes.
Weapons are all made to be as safe as possible, while still looking like weapons of the era. They're lightweight, and made from PVC pipe, rubber cement, and foam. Each is then tested for safety before each day's worth of battles.
Dagorhir is cheap, easy, safe, and a lot of fun.
And don't forget Ragnarok, the annual week-long campout yielding over 1000 fighters!
Browse our site, and the Dagorhir national site.
You just may like what you see.
-Taltosh Murashkin
