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; Site : In the past, most often held at [[Riverglen Campground]] in Orting, WA. | ; Site : In the past, most often held at [[Riverglen Campground]] in Orting, WA. | ||
: AW 2003 was held at the Northwest Equestrian Center, Tenino, WA, due to the attendance outgrowing the Orting site. The Orting site improved, and it returned there for the next two years. | : AW 2003 was held at the Northwest Equestrian Center, Tenino, WA, due to the attendance outgrowing the Orting site. The Orting site improved, and it returned there for the next two years. | ||
:AW 2006 was held at [[Dragons Sphere Recreation Park]], September 15th-18th, 2006 | :AW 2006 was held at [[Dragons Sphere Recreation Park]], September 15th-18th, 2006. In 2007 Autumn War was held as a ten day event in conjunction with September Crown at the 2006 site near Randal WA. This site was used through 2010. | ||
: Since 2011, the event has been held at Nix Farm in Chehalis, WA | : Since 2011, the event has been held at Nix Farm in Chehalis, WA | ||
; History : The first Autumn War is told to have been created by Baron Kendall and First Sergant Thorgoodson, the year after the last Alpine Pass War. Alpine Pass War was an war between BaO vs Wastekeep/Vulcanvelt, starting around 1987, sometimes held at Camp Fife (a Boy Scout camp just off of Chinook Pass). The first few Autumn Wars were between BaO and Lion's Gate, and it seems to have been created in a desire to combine the attendance from Alpine Pass War, and another small war (possibly between Lion's Gate and Fire Mountain Keep). Unfortunately, I don't have a fixed date for the year they started. | |||
; Annual Event | ; Annual Event | ||
: [[Autumn War XXXV/2000]] | |||
: [[Autumn War XXXVI/2001]] | : [[Autumn War XXXVI/2001]] | ||
: [[Autumn War XXXVII/2002]] | : [[Autumn War XXXVII/2002]] | ||
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: [[Autumn War XLIX/2014]] | : [[Autumn War XLIX/2014]] | ||
: [[Autumn War L/2015]] | : [[Autumn War L/2015]] | ||
: [[Autumn War LI/2016]] | |||
[[Category: Events]] | [[Category: Events]] | ||
[[Category:Wars]] | [[Category:Wars]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:56, 18 February 2016
- Date
- Formerly an end of season war. Was usually held after September Crown.
- Since 2008, typically held in mid-August.
- Branch
- Blatha an Oir (Tacoma-Pierce County, WA)
- Site
- In the past, most often held at Riverglen Campground in Orting, WA.
- AW 2003 was held at the Northwest Equestrian Center, Tenino, WA, due to the attendance outgrowing the Orting site. The Orting site improved, and it returned there for the next two years.
- AW 2006 was held at Dragons Sphere Recreation Park, September 15th-18th, 2006. In 2007 Autumn War was held as a ten day event in conjunction with September Crown at the 2006 site near Randal WA. This site was used through 2010.
- Since 2011, the event has been held at Nix Farm in Chehalis, WA
- History
- The first Autumn War is told to have been created by Baron Kendall and First Sergant Thorgoodson, the year after the last Alpine Pass War. Alpine Pass War was an war between BaO vs Wastekeep/Vulcanvelt, starting around 1987, sometimes held at Camp Fife (a Boy Scout camp just off of Chinook Pass). The first few Autumn Wars were between BaO and Lion's Gate, and it seems to have been created in a desire to combine the attendance from Alpine Pass War, and another small war (possibly between Lion's Gate and Fire Mountain Keep). Unfortunately, I don't have a fixed date for the year they started.
- Annual Event
- Autumn War XXXV/2000
- Autumn War XXXVI/2001
- Autumn War XXXVII/2002
- Autumn War XXXVIII/2003
- Autumn War XXXIX/2004
- Autumn War XL/2005
- Autumn War XLI/2006
- Autumn War XLII/2007
- Autumn War XLIII/2008
- Autumn War XLIV/2009
- Autumn War XLV/2010
- Autumn War XLVI/2011
- Autumn War XLVII/2012
- Autumn War XLVIII/2013
- Autumn War XLIX/2014
- Autumn War L/2015
- Autumn War LI/2016