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The Queen's Rapier Champion is the title given to the Rapier Champion of An Tir. It is decided at [[Twelfth Night Coronation|12th Night]], usually via a double elimination tournament.
The Queen's Rapier Champion is the title given to the Rapier Champion of An Tir. It used to be decided at [[Twelfth Night Coronation|Twelfth Night]], usually via a double elimination tournament. Now it is fought at [[Kingdom Arts and Sciences Championship|Kingdom Arts and Sciences]].


It was the fourth Kingdom championship, inaugurated on September 5th AS XXVII (1992 CE) with Master Artemus de Montessori serving as the premiere champion. Master Artemus is also the most frequent Queen's Rapier Champion, having won the title 5 times.
It was the fourth Kingdom championship, inaugurated on September 5th AS XXVII (1992) with Master Artemus de Montessori serving as the premiere champion. Master Artemus is the most prolific Queen's Rapier Champion, having won the title 5 times. In AS LIX (2025) Mestari [[Rosa Marcella]] became the first woman to win the title.  


[http://antirheralds.org/awards/OP/support/champions.html Historical list of Champions of An Tir]
[https://op.antirheralds.org/index.php?ward=729 List of the Queen's Rapier Champions.]


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Latest revision as of 10:58, 31 July 2025

The Queen's Rapier Champion is the title given to the Rapier Champion of An Tir. It used to be decided at Twelfth Night, usually via a double elimination tournament. Now it is fought at Kingdom Arts and Sciences.

It was the fourth Kingdom championship, inaugurated on September 5th AS XXVII (1992) with Master Artemus de Montessori serving as the premiere champion. Master Artemus is the most prolific Queen's Rapier Champion, having won the title 5 times. In AS LIX (2025) Mestari Rosa Marcella became the first woman to win the title.

List of the Queen's Rapier Champions.