Sword Skirmish Parties, Games & Events

Custom events that engage, inspire, and challenge a band of warriors, with different options based upon group size, age, and event length.

Capture the flag with foam swords! (Actually, it’s so much more.) Depending upon the number of participants in the class/event, skirmishers take part in a variety of exciting scenarios that develop fitness, teamwork, planning, fasting thinking, and problem solving. Sword Skirmish activities may include tournament games, structured free-for-all sports, semi-competitive “adventure rallies,” or storyline-driven adventures, all of which make use of our “Swashers” – safe foam sword sports equipment. For more information about each particular type of skirmish activities, see below. To set up a Sword Skirmish event, please use our Birthday/Event Booking Inquiry Form.

Sword Skirmishes can be integrated into already existing programs and events, both for kids and adults. For schools interested in hosting an after-school program with Majestic Adventures, or for schools that allow us to do marketing at school-wide events, we may be able to offer a free Sword Skirmish event. Please contact us for details.

Sword Skirmish event types

Sword Games

Capture the flag with foam swords! (Actually, it’s so much more.)  We play popular games such as Revenge, Shapeshifter, Dwarves vs Goblins, and more.

  • Ages 6 to adult

  • 10 participants at a time, per Quest Leader

  • Additional leaders can allow for groups of any size

  • Ideal length: 1 hour

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Adventure Rally

Skirmishers are divided into small, semi-competitive teams to overcome a series of challenges that require teamwork, planning, fast thinking, and plenty of dueling.

  • Ages 8 – adult

  • Unlimited participants, requiring one Quest Leader and two skillful adult volunteers

  • Ideal length: 1.5 hours

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Arena & Tournament

Duel against your friends or the red knight! This drop-in sword dueling booth can be structured as a free-for-all or tournament.

  • Ages 5 – adult

  • 15 participants per Quest Leader

  • Additional leaders can allow for groups of any size

  • Ideal length: any (2+ hours)

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Hero Mission

Band together to undergo a mission to save the kingdom! Participants use powers and cooperate to overcome exciting challenges.

  • Ages 6 – 12

  • 10 participants per Quest Leader

  • Additional leaders can allow for groups of any size

  • Ideal length: 1 hour

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Treasure Quest

Decipher Clues to Discover the Treasure!

  • Ages 6 to adult

  • 10 participants at a time, per Quest Leader

  • Additional leaders can allow for groups of any size

  • 1 ½ hours of active game time, plus time to scope out the area and design and create clues & riddles.

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Teambuilding

Are you looking for an unforgettable company team-building venue, bachelor party, or other group event? Evolve your group into a team by overcoming exciting and daunting challenges!

  • Ages: Adults of any age

  • Customized to your group size

  • Customized to your objective

  • Each member of the team gets a chance to shine

Adult & Teambuilding events

Custom Themes:

Hunger Games, Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, & more!

Sword Skirmish Club can be hosted by a library, school, recreation center, or other venue. This venue chooses the date (usually a weekend day), time, and theme of the skirmish. Often, they choose a theme that is related to a popular book or movie, such as Hunger Games, Lord of the Rings, or Star Wars. We take that theme and make it into an active outdoor skirmish using foam swords, challenging game mechanics, and a lot of fun!

If you’re thinking of booking Renaissance Adventures, stop thinking and start booking.

I’ve been with the High Plains Library District for over ten years, and that time has given me a pretty good eye for performers and programmers. Renaissance Adventures was more than impressive. Aaron was easy to schedule, he came on time, he was prepared, and the entire thing was wrapped up without a hitch. It was about as close to turnkey as programming gets, if that’s what you’re looking for.

That’s the business side of things. Renaissance Adventures has it together.

What you’ll find with Renaissance Adventures, however, goes way beyond professionalism.

When Aaron arrived, he opened things up and chatted with the teens as they filtered in. He took genuine interest, and in no time flat he’d created a safe, fun environment where teenagers were comfortable swashbuckling. That’s no small feat. Throw an average programmer in a room full of teens and the results aren’t always going to be pretty. But Aaron knew what he was doing, he was comfortable, and through friendly talk and some joking around, he sent the immediate message that it was okay to play.

I also saw a program that brought in the perfect level of physical activity. Our teens had a miniature adventure, a quest of sorts, and they didn’t just watch it happen or press buttons on a controller. They held swords (safe, sword-like objects, that is) in their own hands, and they engaged in something that kept them captivated. They got to do something physical, but at no time were they endangered or did I feel like our library was imperiled. It really was the perfect balance.

The teens learned a thing or two as well. They learned a little bit about stage combat, and they learned a little strategy.

I’m hoping to book Renaissance Adventures again this summer, and I’m hoping to book them for a longer program. Aaron described some of their offerings to me, and they sounded like excellent experiences. There’s learning, physical activity, a dash of nerdiness, and most of all, a TON of fun.

Do it. Stop reading this and book Renaissance Adventures.

Peter Derk, Librarian, Farr Regional Library