To explain what Terra Rubea is today, we need to go way back to the beginning.

Around the turn of the millennium, the medieval scene was very different from what it is today. Sources were far more difficult to acquire and the scientific research wasn't that far as it is nowadays. Furthermore, medieval associations were more influenced by romantic chivalry and folklore than by historical accuracy. Terra Rubea was founded in this precise era so you can imagine what we looked like.

It took us several years of work to get to the point where we are today. In 2017  we slowly started a more historical approach to the hobby. Up to the point of making a new start in 2019, with a new logo, a new mentality and most importantly, a concept. 

In our opinion, the pillars of the concept are a date, a place, and a character. Once those pillars defined, it was clear that we wanted to reenact the court of Henri V of Luxembourg in 1257, after the Siege of Namur. This task is only properly achievable in collaboration with historians, museums and constant historical research. 

Despite all the progress we never forget where we came from and that there is always room for improvement.