- The Unisex Names ProjectFor a while now in the College of St Monica, as well as the Society at large, it has been quite difficult to locate acceptable unisex or non-binary medieval names. This project aims to change that, by creating a centralised list of unisex or otherwise gender-neutral names.
- Where To Start: Medieval CookingCooking is a field our club normally doesn’t teach because of the requirement for cooking equipment. But you can use the links on this page to learn about it in your own kitchen.
- Where To Start: Names and HeraldryOne of the things you can do within the SCA is come up with a name and associated heraldry that you would like to be known by. Then you can get these registered, so that no one else within the SCA will be able to use your name and heraldry.
- Fingerloop BraidingFingerloop braiding is a technique used to create lengths of braided cord. This cord can be used for whatever you can imagine: as a string to close a pouch, as trim, to hold up hose (medieval equivalent of socks), lacing etc. As the name says, the cord is made using loops of yarn on your fingers.
- Victorian Control of Weapons ActThe Victorian Control of Weapons Act 2000, and it’s related legislation, the Control of Weapons Regulations 2004 and the Firearms Act 1996, was enacted to control the presence of weapons in the hands of the public that might represent a threat to community safety. The Department of Justice recognises, however, that certain historical and …
SCA Award Recommendations – What, How and Why
A brief guide on how to make recommendations for awards in the SCA from the perspective of someone living in Lochac (Australia and New Zealand). Beginner-friendly.