2002 · Sourcebook (rules/options to enhance play)
Tournaments
This military article examines the development of feudal tournaments, from loosely organized mock battles to regulated events shaped by chivalry. It covers the two main forms of competition: the Melee, in which groups of mounted knights fight on a field, and the Joust, a contest between two knights using lance and shield. Rules, marshals, judges, blunted weapons, and the growing emphasis on pageantry and individual skill are also discussed.
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