The King and Queen of the Outlands
His Majesty Sir Lief Davidson & Her Majesty Mistress Ansteys Darcy
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Royal Household
King's Champion
Duke Bela Kos
Warlord
Master Bela Kierzon
A&S Champion
Lady Anne Elizabeth Morley
Windhover Bard
Lady Isabel la Biche d'Hiver
Shield of Chivalry
Sir Bardolf Gunwaldtsson
Blue Iris Herald
Countess Matilda Seton
Shield of Chivalry
Sir Bardolf Gunwaldtsson
Bearer of the Queen’s Favor
Count Robert Magnus
Mistress of the Robes
Duchess Anna de Apperleye
Prince Royale
Aidan Liefson
Captain of the Queen's Guard
Lord Alexander of Lancaster
Queen’s Guard
THL Patrick the Early
THL Estefania de las Yeguas
Lord Louchelan de Hay
Lord Ketill Geirason
Lady Kolgríma Nikolásardóttir
Lord Tiberius Valerius Germanicus
Lord Miguel Iolo de Genoa
Lord Zvir L'vov syn Gorin
Lady Asfridr Riksdottir
Lady Olivia Solís de Luján
Lady Jacquelyna de la Roche
Cinéad Mac Amhlaoib
Eadred Cuncliffe
Queen's Champion
Lord Iohann der Fuchs
Protector of the Queen’s Heart
Don Aegeon the Actor
Royal Archer
Earl Mika Longbow
Steward of the Royal Household
Mistress Anne Bigod
Defender of the Queen
Don Robert Hunteman
Rapier of Chivalry
Jarl Freana Geardson
Flower of Chivalry
Lord Gilbert le Verrat
Largesse Coordinator
Baroness Bronwen Blackwell
Royal Dapifer
Mistress Ursula D'Arcy
Princesses Royale
Katherine le Fayre atte Watere
Helena Liefsdottir
Head Lady in Waiting
Mistress Melodia Shaw
Ladies in Waiting
Mistress Sabiha al-Zarqa’ al-Karakiyya
THL Matilda Beresford
THL Adalyde bint Junus al-Zaarqa
THL Angel D'Auvergne
THL Pettronella Pártaszövõ
THL Auria of St. Golias
Lady Sigred Farulfdotter
Lady Natassia Zviera
Lady Adelaisa Bernois
Lady Nerienda of Elmet
Lady Gerlin von Tiesenhausen
Lady Martine de la Rochelle
Lady Aveline of Blackwater Keep
Katherine le Fayre atte Watere
Lucrezia de Carducci
King’s Guard
Duke Walrick de Blakeney
Sir Rowland de Grey of Lincolnshire
Sir Gabriel Robertson
THL Patrick the Early
Lady Kata Utam Gierr
Lord Nazir of Trotheim
Jarl Kolgrimr Olafsson
Sir Titus Modius Varro
THL Adrien de Calais
Lord Axgar von Horn
Lord Falnor Lakemeire
Royal Preferences
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His Royal Highness |
Her Royal Highness |
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Allergies / Need to avoid |
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Corn in all of its forms including corn syrup, dextrose, xantham gum, sorbital, etc. |
Allergies: All fish and shellfish, seafood, seaweed, duck, goose, MSG, soy sauce, sulfites, worcestershire sauce. (Avoids wild game, cilantro, raspberries.) |
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Likes |
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Foods: cheese, crackers, fruits, Boar's Head dry salami, proscuitto, pancetta, olives, gold fish crackers |
Foods: Lean proteins, cheese, veggies, fruit, nuts |
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Drinks: Hot Tea, Red Bull, Water, Lemonade, Ketel One Vodka, Angry Orchard Cider |
Drinks: Water, coffee, tea, chai, limeade/ lemonade, Guinness, Cider (dry) |
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Garb Preference: Norse or 14th C England |
Garb Preference: 14th C (England) or Norse |
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Interests |
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They both appreciate handmade goods, pottery, cool medieval accessories like buttons, Norse jewelry/accessories, 14th C jewelry/accessories. |
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Photography Policy
Good people of the Outlands and honored guests-
Their Majesties have asked me to step away from the stage for a moment to discuss something. In ancient Outlandish times, the Crown would make known their preferences on photography during court. That went by the wayside, but recent things have prompted Their Majesties to bring it back.
They have seen, in this kingdom and in others, photographers becoming intrusive. Their Majesties have been distracted by members of the Court using cameras and cell phones. All of these people were not doing it to be disruptive. They were trying to capture a special moment. Unfortunately, their actions distracted the audience and appeared in others’ pictures. By trying to capture it, they intrude on the medieval moment for those watching.
Their Majesties love pictures. LOVE them. They love the photographers and respect their art. Their Majesties are NOT banning photography. They merely wish for the living tableau that is Court to be free from cameras.
Ideal spots to shoot from are on the sides, between the last chairs up in court and the first row of the audience or from the back of the hall. You are less likely to get other photographers in your shot, and less likely to distract those in the moment.
If you have any questions as to where best to be with your camera, please ask Their Majesties’ heralds.
Thank you for your time.