From Battlefield To Arena. Forged in 1449 and reborn in 2025. Mons Meg was never built for display — she was built for war. Once capable of launching 300-lb cannonballs across castle walls, she now returns as a symbol of strength, endurance, and craftsmanship at the Rogue Invitational. From the medieval foundries of Mons, Belgium to the hands of modern fabricators, this Road To The Invitational follows the recreation of one of history’s most powerful cannons — and its transformation into an even

At Art Pewter Silver Ltd., a family workshop in Scotland, the centuries-old craft of the sgian-dubh lives on. Each dagger—Gaelic for “black knife”—is handmade with care and precision, continuing a legacy passed down through generations. Once carried by Highland warriors as a concealed weapon of defense and honor, the sgian-dubh now stands as a symbol of heritage and resilience. For the Rogue Invitational, these blades represent a connection between Scotland’s proud tradition and the modern stren