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The Society for Creative Anachronism is a non-profit educational society dedicated to researching and re-creating the lives and artifacts of the middle ages. Through events such as taverns, wars, feasts, and tournaments, SCA members become part of the Current Middle Ages.

The SCA has thousands of members all over the world – Japan, Australia, Europe & North America. The area of the world where SCA chapters exist is called the Knowne World and is divided in to Kingdoms, Principalities, and Baronies, all of which are ruled by royalty. You are in the Kingdom of An Tir, Principality of Avacal, Barony of Myrgan Wood.
 

 

   

THE ARTS & SCIENCES

All of the skills used to recreate the artifacts of the Middle Ages can be grouped under Arts & Sciences. SCA members have recreated everything from textiles and clothing to armour and weapons. Calligraphy, heraldry, music, dance, and leatherwork are all examples of pursuits available to members. They research and learn skills independently and from each other in class settings and informal groups.

CHIVALRY & ETIQUETTE

 The SCA upholds the ideals of chivalry and fealty established in the Middle Ages. All SCA members are considered to be nobility and are expected to behave as such: with honour, loyalty, courtesy and generosity.

 

 

   


COMBAT 

Armoured combat, rapier and archery are the three forms of combat in the SCA. All combat is regulated for safety and fair play. 
  Armoured combatants participate in wars and tournaments. The sword and shield are most commonly used but many other weapons are constructed and experimented with.
  Rapier fighters recreate late 16th century fencing techniques. Unsharpened steel blades are the weapons used in this forum.
  Archers participate in target archery. and also use blunted arrows and bows with limited poundage in war-like combat.


This is the recognized Web Page for the Barony of Myrgan Wood of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. (SCA).
It is maintained by Adam Beck. It is not a corporate publication of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. and does not delineate SCA policies. In cases of conflict with printed versions of material presented on this page or its links, the dispute will be decided in favour of the printed version