If there’s one thing I absolutely love about visiting medieval places, it’s imagining what life was like back then. This tower in particular was la Tour César at Provins, which was used as a refuge and prison for very long since the 12th century. I filled it with goobers💫
A VERY large % of the jousters I know are women.
Horse girls can be found far easier than horse guys (Remember the Rohirrim in Lotr?)
And women like armor too
@xIngenue Like others said, I keep going back to the "classics" of fiction, but something that you might like, would be stuff like "The Ill-Made Knight" by Christian Cameron. Fiction heavily inspired by real historical events. Great stuff, but doesn't quite scratch that "fantasy" itch...
@xIngenue For me, Fromsoft, and few other Japanese creatives, have a reverence, understanding, and respect for western history, culture, and folklore, that even the west themselves completely fails to compete with. I struggle with things not made by history nerds these days. (1/2)
@MarsdanVM I wouldn't trade my mask for the world. I've tried tons of modern hema masks and keep going back to mine. But unfortunately it's an older model made by Terry Tindill, and I don't trust the safety of newer masks made in the same style very easily.
I keep forgetting to post to twitter, always a hard balance between distancing myself from social media and actually engaging with fencing communities.
Anyways, I started doing broadsword, big fan of the blackfencer one so far.
@lgnFernandezl This is not a horsebow mask, it is an original Terry Tindill mask thankfully. I have had very poor experience with "horsebows" products.