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Feature Articles
Vol. 1, #3, Issue #3
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The Society for Creative
Anachronism: Re-Enacting the Middle Ages
Though fighting with archaic
weapons amongst the glass and steel towers of Manhattan is certainly
an anachronism, the SCA's particular appeal holds a more interesting
history. From its humble beginnings in 1966 as a theme party,
the SCA has grown enormously, forming a subculture of its own.
Fantasy
Alternatives: An Alternative to Idle Fantasy Fantasy Alternatives offers customized live action
adventure games for small groups. You and a group of friends
can sign up for a weekend to see your paper-and-dice bound characters
come to life. So don your armor or your magician's robes and
set off on your own adventure.
Alchemy:
The Quest for the Midas Touch Throughout
history, men have fought wars, conquered empires, and traveled
to dangerous territories to obtain gold. No other metal has ever
been so avidly sought, and it is perhaps inevitable that ambitious
men turned to ways to create this precious and rare metal. Alchemy
itself soon evolved into something far greater and far more ambitious
than the transmutation of base metals into goldnamely, the transmutation
of the imperfect and mortal man into the perfect and immortal
one.
Magic
Music and Mahem: A History of the Hanlon Lees
During the unpredictable and
often hectic years since the first Renaissance Pleasure Faire
in California in the early 1970s, several independent acts have
continued to exist, thrive, evolve and amaze faire patrons. Of
these acts, the Hanlon-Lees Action Theater remains one of the
most popular equestrian combat troupes around.
Foam Warriors and
Birdseed Mages Medieval Live Action Roleplaying
New Renaissance Band Takes
Off!
Medieval Times Hosts One
of Comedy's Princes
