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Introduction
The Handsome Boys are a fencing household created by Anastasia da Monte , Dionisio da Desio, and Lottieri Malocchio. They are a 16th century gang, named in English but run by Italians.
Members
- Don Lottieri Malocchio
- Doña Anastasia da Monte
- Dionisio da Desio
- Master Donovan Shinnock
- Lady Novella Sorenzo
- Lord Doroga Voronin
- Lord Llewellyn Walsh
- Lady Catalina de Valencia
- Doña Lilias de Cheryngton
- Countess Marguerite Ingen Lachlainn
- Lady Lavina Attewode
- Lord Ulfgeirr Ragnarrson
- Don Devillin MacPherson
- Lady Liadan Ingen Chineada
- Sir Antonio Patrasso
- Demetrio Antelini da Lucca
- Lord Tiago Raposa Santos
- Sir Galvyn Lockheart (p)
- Master Alesone Gray of Cranlegh
- Lord Luther von Schwarzenburg
- Urraka al-Tha'labiyya
Champion
At every Pennsic war The Handsome Boys hold a tournament for the entertainment of a number of less-stabby gentlefolk. Each year our guests judge us on our comportment, style, skill, and wit and one Boy is chosen as the Handsomest for the next year.
- 2015: Liadan Ingen Chineada
- 2014: Dionisio da Desio
- 2013: Llewellyn Walsh
- 2012: Anastasia da Monte
- 2011: Lottieri Malocchio
Mercenaries
Sometimes the Handsome Boys hire mercenaries as cannon fodder to fill out their ranks during Pennsic Field Battles.