[Northkeep] Bardic competition at Castellan?

Robert Fitzmorgan fitzmorgan at gmail.com
Tue May 27 07:24:03 PDT 2008


   I can tell you what it has been in the past.  It is entirely posssable
that it has changed and I haven't heard about it.
   The first part has been a challenge format.  All those who enter are
given a number of tokens.  They issue a challenge to another bard and wager
a token on the outcome of the challenge.  They pick a judge who is
acceptable to both and the challenge specifies the format.  This continues
until a pre-set time.  At that time the 3 bards with the most tokens are
selected as the finalists.
   In the final round the finalists are given a topic, and one houre to
compose a new piece that matches that topic.  You have to write something
new even if you already have a piece that matches.  They then perform that
new piece and it is judged by the outgoing bard and the B & B, or someone
they designate.

   Again, this is the format that has been used in the past, but it may have
been changed.

Robert Fitzmorgan

On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 8:19 AM, Tina Michael <tinabetta at gmail.com> wrote:

> ** Raises hand and asks for permission to speak**   So, what were the rules
> for the Bardic competition again? * blinks innocently* Not like I have a
> chance or anything.  *scuffs toe on the ground in a dusty little circle*  I
> want to be prepared as I don't know what I might be up against. *Breathes a
> heavy sigh*  After all, I am new here, and from Trimaris! *( covers face
> and
> runs away ducking her head and giggling!)*
>
>  Lady Augustina Elizabetta da San Germano
>  Former Baronial Bard of Darkwater and jester to Queen Islay
>  Better known as Tina the Terrible or Bubbles Boudoir, tee hee
>  you don't know me, *yet!*
>
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