The SCA’s “Known World” is divided into twenty regions called kingdoms, and within the kingdoms there are hundreds of local SCA groups – Cantons, Shires, and Baronies. To find the local group nearest you, either use the Kingdom Lookup Tool, or check the list below for zipcode lookups and kingdom listings of local groups

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May 24, 2023 · A catalog for user created maps and links to maps by other artists suitable for use in any D&D campaign, adventure, or encounter.

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The SCA is an immersive history group where you, dressed in clothing of the period, can experience tournaments, royal courts, feasts, and dancing, and learn how to recreate crafts and skills of the pre-17th century world. Unlike a Renaissance Fair, SCA activities aren’t just something you come to watch, they’re something you actively do.

2 days ago · Are you new to the SCA? The “New Members” section is just for you! Are you new to Trimaris? Check our Local Groups page, which lists each group and where it’s located. You can also contact the Kingdom Chatelaine at [email protected]. What’s New on the Website? NEW INTERACTIVE KINGDOM MAP: Check it out Here (Our People>Local Groups)

Map of Atlantia courtesy of Master Bran Trefonnen. This is the recognized website for the Kingdom of Atlantia of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. and is maintained by the Atlantian Web Minister. This site may contain electronic versions of …

Using our "Kingdom Lookup" tool, select your state / province / country to see which Kingdom covers that area. The results will have a link to that Kingdom’s website, where you can find a list of local groups and the territory they cover. After looking on the kingdom website for the group (s) nearest to you, follow the link to that group's website.

Map generously created by Sir Brehon. Click on the map for a larger view. As with all groups within the SCA, An Tir is structured geographically; generally, we will introduce you to your local branch, and then as you start to attend more activities, you will meet more people and possibly travel more (and carpooling is very typical for the SCA).

This Atlas is a detailed set of maps and heraldry of the political subdivisions of the Society of Creative Anachronism (SCA). The Atlas includes all of the SCA's Kingdoms, Provinces, Baronies, Shires, and Cantons and other equivalents as of July 2010.