Arm Wrestling
You know how this one works.
Axe Pulling
Two people sit on the floor facing each other, legs stretched straight out with the soles of their feet touching. A dane axe is placed in their outstretched hands and they take the strain. When the gamesmaster gives the word, each person attempts to pull the axe towards themselves. The winner is the person who takes the axe from his opponent, usually toppling the loser over.
Axe Turning
Two people stand facing one another. An axe is placed horizontally between them and they each grip it with both hands. When the gamesmaster gives the signal, each person attempts to turn the axe shaft through 360 degrees, towards his opponent. The winner is the first person to complete a full rotation of the axe.
"Knife" Fighting
Like knife fighting in combat, but with felt tip pens instead. It is done usually with two people dueling eachother and as a round of three, with whoever wins the most rounds being the winner. It is useful for opponents to have different coloured pens to identify hits, especially on clothing. The gamemaster will mark valid hits with a pen when a round is over, to avoid any confusion.
Stick Wrestling
Two people kneel on the floor facing each other. A wooden stick is placed horizontally between them, they grip it with both hands. When the gamesmaster gives the signal, each person tries to take control of the stick and loose their opponents grip on it. This is done through wrestling as opposed to hitting, kicking, biting etc. During this players CANNOT stand on both of there feet, if they do so they automatically lose! The winner is the person who takes the stick from there opponent. This is usually done alongside the rest of the feast hall singing a song, if the song is finished and there is no winner it is a tie.
