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* The 1922 ''Film/{{Robin Hood|1922}} opens with a grand tourney that featured Robin jousting with Sir Guy.
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* In THWhite's ''Literature/TheOnceAndFutureKing''. Unusually, he actually uses the melee form, and talks of the time that Lancelot and Gareth took the other side from Arthur and Gareth's other brothers.
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* In THWhite's Creator/THWhite's ''Literature/TheOnceAndFutureKing''. Unusually, he actually uses the melee form, and talks of the time that Lancelot and Gareth took the other side from Arthur and Gareth's other brothers.
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* The 1922 ''Film/{{Robin Hood|1922}} opens with a grand tourney that featured Robin jousting with Sir Guy.
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* In ''Literature/TheTraitorSonCycle'', there are several tourneys, organized either to celebrate victories or as a cover for more insidious actions.
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* The second part of the ''Series/PersonOfInterest'' series fic ''Fanfic/CatalystVerse'' involves Shaw competing in a jousting tournament.
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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''. Some Dragon magazine articles provided information on tournaments, such as "The Fairest of the Fairs" in Dragon #137 and "Campaign Components: Knights" in Dragon #299.
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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''. ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'':
** Some Dragon magazine articles provided information on tournaments, such as "The Fairest of the Fairs" in Dragon #137 and "Campaign Components: Knights" in Dragon #299.
** The occasional rulebook or supplement (such as the ''Complete Fighter's Handbook'' for AD&D's second edition) would also provide special-case rules on how to resolve tournaments and jousts in particular.
** Some Dragon magazine articles provided information on tournaments, such as "The Fairest of the Fairs" in Dragon #137 and "Campaign Components: Knights" in Dragon #299.
** The occasional rulebook or supplement (such as the ''Complete Fighter's Handbook'' for AD&D's second edition) would also provide special-case rules on how to resolve tournaments and jousts in particular.
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* In PatriciaCWrede's ''Literature/EnchantedForestChronicles'' novel ''Talking To Dragons'', they stage a fight between a knight and a dragon, which, Daystar knows, is not a proper tournament even though they call it one.
** A proper one is held in "Utensile Strength", before the bake-off to trick a hero into discovering he's the proper wielder of the Frying Pan of Doom.
** A proper one is held in "Utensile Strength", before the bake-off to trick a hero into discovering he's the proper wielder of the Frying Pan of Doom.
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** In ''Talking To Dragons'', they stage a fight between a knight and a dragon, which, Daystar knows, is not a proper tournament even though they call it one.
** A proper one is held in "Utensile Strength", before the bake-off to trick a hero into discovering he's the proper wielder of the Frying Pan of Doom.
** In ''Talking To Dragons'', they stage a fight between a knight and a dragon, which, Daystar knows, is not a proper tournament even though they call it one.
** A proper one is held in "Utensile Strength", before the bake-off to trick a hero into discovering he's the proper wielder of the Frying Pan of Doom.
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* ''Videogame/MountAndBlade'' - set in [[FantasyCounterpartCulture fictional not-Europe]] of 1257 - features tournaments that occasionally crop up in major cities. Anyone can enter the games and bet, and winning a tournament grants renown and the favor of court ladies. In a tournament, contestants are given identical gear which varies on the faction hosting the tournament; the knightly Swadians naturally feature horseback jousting, while the Mongol Empire-esque Khergit Khanate features HorseArcher combat.
* ''Videogame/MountAndBlade'' - set in [[FantasyCounterpartCulture fictional not-Europe]] of 1257 - features tournaments that occasionally crop up in major cities. Anyone can enter the games and bet, and winning a tournament grants renown and the favor of court ladies. In a tournament, contestants are given identical gear which varies on the faction hosting the tournament; the knightly Swadians naturally feature horseback jousting, while the Mongol Empire-esque Khergit Khanate features HorseArcher combat.
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* In ''Manga/{{Aruosumente}}'', there's a tournament held during an important public holiday where the White Knights and the Black Knights compete against each other, although it is more of a background event and an excuse for Lante to drag Legna with him.
* In ''Manga/{{Aruosumente}}'', there's a tournament held during an important public holiday where the White Knights and the Black Knights compete against each other, although it is more of a background event and an excuse for Lante to drag Legna with him.
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* Begin appearing frequently in ''Squire'', the third ''Literature/ProtectorOfTheSmall'' book. Keladry begins taking part during the Royal Progress, having been trained by her knightmaster Lord Raoul, one of the kingdom's greatest jousters, and turns out to be quite good at it. She eventually winds up competing against her former training master Lord Wyldon, who promptly dumps her on her arse in the dirt -- when he's not dumping her on her face, her shoulder, or her back. Lord Raoul consoles her by pointing out that ''he'' no longer jousts against Wyldon simply to preserve his pride, as Wyldon beats him every time.
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* ''AKnightsTale'' is a [[SportsStories Sports Movie]] with medieval jousting as the sport, and revels in all the tongue-in-cheek AnachronismStew that premise suggests.
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* ''AKnightsTale'' ''Film/AKnightsTale'' is a [[SportsStories Sports Movie]] with medieval jousting as the sport, and revels in all the tongue-in-cheek AnachronismStew that premise suggests.
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* Creator/DGDDavidson's [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic My Little Pony]] fanfic ''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/7958529/1/To-Woo-a-Princess To Woo a Princess]]'' is set around a fighting tourney for unicorn stallions, where the ultimate victor gets to fight against Princess Luna herself in hopes of winning the right to marry her.
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* The tourney in honor of Eddard Stark becoming the Hand of King is a major plot point in book one of ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''.
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** After crowning himself king, Renly Baratheon holds frequent tourneys, something that strikes Catelyn Stark as frivolous considering that there is the SeriousBusiness of a civil war to be settled.
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* ''Fanfic/ADragonOfTheNorth'' features numerous tournaments. Jon Snow competes in the first he attends. [[spoiler:He wins.]]
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* Queen Elizabeth I's Accession Day (the anniversary of the day she became queen) was annually celebrated with a tourney, which was more than half pageantry. Every knight would choose his alias, his pageant car, the proper attendants and a motto to flatter the queen, make a grand speech in her honor, -- and, oh yes, actually riding in tilts against another knight.
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* Queen Elizabeth I's UsefulNotes/ElizabethI 's Accession Day (the anniversary of the day she became queen) was annually celebrated with a tourney, which was more than half pageantry. Every knight would choose his alias, his pageant car, the proper attendants and a motto to flatter the queen, make a grand speech in her honor, -- and, oh yes, actually riding in tilts against another knight.
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* Henry IV of England had a pretty illustrious reputation as a jouster, and was probably the best in England when he was a young man. His chance to prove it against his only real rival in a DuelToTheDeath was cut short by RichardTheSecond exiling them.
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[[caption-width-right:265:14th century jousting]]
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jousting - notice how the ladies are loving it.]]
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** [[SpinOff In the same universe]], "The Hedge Knight" (a "Dunk & Egg" story) has the two characters meet up on the way to a tourney. Duncan, a squire to a dead knight, [[SelfProclaimedKnight pretends to be a knight himself]] in order to enter, and over the course of the series continues BecomingTheMask. From main-series history [[ForegoneConclusion we know that he will go on]] to become Lord Commander of the [[PraetorianGuard Kingsguard]].
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** [[SpinOff In the same universe]], "The Hedge Knight" (a [[Literature/TalesOfDunkAndEgg "Dunk & Egg" Egg"]] story) has the two characters meet up on the way to a tourney. Duncan, a squire to a dead knight, [[SelfProclaimedKnight pretends to be a knight himself]] in order to enter, and over the course of the series continues BecomingTheMask. From main-series history [[ForegoneConclusion we know that he will go on]] to become Lord Commander of the [[PraetorianGuard Kingsguard]].
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* In Creator/GeoffreyChaucer's ''Literature/TheCanterburyTales'', the Knight's tale has one central to the plot.
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* In Creator/JamesThurber's ''Literature/The13Clocks'', the traveler recognizes the minstrel from he competing in tourneys -- being Prince Zorn in disguise.
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* Henry IV of England had a pretty illustrious reputation as a jouster, and was probably the best in England when he was a young man. His chance to prove it against his only real rival in a DuelToTheDeath was cut short by RichardTheSecond exiling them.
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** [[Spinoff In the same universe]], "The Hedge Knight" (a "Dunk & Egg" story) has the two characters meet up on the way to a tourney. Duncan, a squire to a dead knight, [[SelfProclaimedKnight pretends to be a knight himself]] in order to enter, and over the course of the series continues BecomingTheMask. From main-series history [[ForegoneConclusion we know that he will go on]] to become Lord Commander of the [[PraetorianGuard Kingsguard]].
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** [[Spinoff [[SpinOff In the same universe]], "The Hedge Knight" (a "Dunk & Egg" story) has the two characters meet up on the way to a tourney. Duncan, a squire to a dead knight, [[SelfProclaimedKnight pretends to be a knight himself]] in order to enter, and over the course of the series continues BecomingTheMask. From main-series history [[ForegoneConclusion we know that he will go on]] to become Lord Commander of the [[PraetorianGuard Kingsguard]].
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* The tourney in the honor of Eddard Stark becoming the Hand of King is a major plot point in book one of ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''.
** Another famous tourney was the Tourney of Harrenhal. Prince Rhaegar won and crowned Lyanna Stark as Queen of Love and Beauty, an event that helped start a rebellion.
** In the same universe, "The Hedge Knight" (a "Dunk & Egg" story) has the two characters meet up on the way to a tourney.
** Another famous tourney was the Tourney of Harrenhal. Prince Rhaegar won and crowned Lyanna Stark as Queen of Love and Beauty, an event that helped start a rebellion.
** In the same universe, "The Hedge Knight" (a "Dunk & Egg" story) has the two characters meet up on the way to a tourney.
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* The tourney in the honor of Eddard Stark becoming the Hand of King is a major plot point in book one of ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''.
**Another There are several famous tourney was tourneys referred to in the {{backstory}}, as well. Most notably, at the Tourney of Harrenhal. Harrenhal, the married Prince Rhaegar won won, and crowned the betrothed Lyanna Stark as Queen of Love and Beauty, an event that helped start which caused a rebellion.
lot of outrage and hinted at the affair between them which would ultimately lead to a civil war.
** [[Spinoff In the sameuniverse, universe]], "The Hedge Knight" (a "Dunk & Egg" story) has the two characters meet up on the way to a tourney.tourney. Duncan, a squire to a dead knight, [[SelfProclaimedKnight pretends to be a knight himself]] in order to enter, and over the course of the series continues BecomingTheMask. From main-series history [[ForegoneConclusion we know that he will go on]] to become Lord Commander of the [[PraetorianGuard Kingsguard]].
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the tongue-in-cheek AnachronismStew that premise suggests.
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* In ''Literature/{{Ivanhoe}}'', Ivanhoe and other knights fight in one.
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* In PatriciaCWrede's ''EnchantedForest'' novel ''Talking To Dragons'', they stage a fight between a knight and a dragon, which, Daystar knows, is not a proper tournament even though they call it one.
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* In PatriciaCWrede's ''EnchantedForest'' ''Literature/EnchantedForestChronicles'' novel ''Talking To Dragons'', they stage a fight between a knight and a dragon, which, Daystar knows, is not a proper tournament even though they call it one.
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* In Debra Doyle and James MacDonald's ''Knight's Wyrd'', the newly knighted Will sets out on the round of tourneys throughout the land. Unusually, this is the melee.
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* In Creator/SusanDexter's ''The True Knight'', Titch and Gerein fight in one; Titch hopes to make his fortune there.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': The most notable one was the Tourney of the Hand in Season 1, but we also see tourneys hosted by King Joffrey Baratheon and King Renly Baratheon in Season 2.
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** In the same universe, "The Hedge Knight" (a "Dunk & Egg" story) has the two characters meet up on the way to a tourney.
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