We will fight and compete to decide which side of the bread is the right one to butter: holey or flat? The Knäckebread War will be decided in many different ways all through the week, so be prepared at all times to fight for your side!
Which side are you on?
All battles are not fought on the battlefield and YOU can be the hero that tips the scale! During the week there will be different challenges and games each day that will earn your side points in the great battle.
Since time immemorial we’ve met this time of year to decide who is in the right (until we forget again).
This year you will be able to participate and contribute to your side in the following events:
No registration needed to participate in the war, but make sure to check the schedule to see when the events start.
We invite you to a series of games that will be both fun and challenging.
The rules are simple, bring your friends and team up for each day's challenge. We meet at 12 o’clock in the field (except Sunday). Each side is represented by one team. If you bring a lot of friends you most likely have a better chance to win, or get bonus participation points…
The games of each day are as follows:
SUNDAY, Time TBA - Tug of war
The Knäcke games are kicked off with a parade around camp. Join us to hear the story behind the Double Wars, meet your foes and claim your colours!
MONDAY, 12 o'clock noon - Target throwing
The goal is to break as many crips breads as possible. First to three broken breads win.
TUESDAY, 12 o'clock noon - Krakes Wheelbarrow race
Bring a wheelbarrow, race around the course and win!
Each team needs at least two participants. One to push the wheelbarrow and one to ride it.
It’s a must see and the bards sing epic tales about last year’s race
WEDNESDAY, 12 o'clock noon - Crisp bread throwing
Throw a crisp bread as far as you can. Simple, stylish and plenty of fun!
THURSDAY, 12 o'clock noon - Crisp bread relay race
The team spreads out around the course on the field and a crispbread is given to the first person. They then run to the next person and relays the crispbread. The crispbread must get around the course. First crispbread, or crumbles, crossing the goal line wins.
If you have questions about the Knäcke War, please reach out to the coordinator in charge. You can find their contact information on the autocrat page.
Vera Kovatcheva
Marina Hägg
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All photos from past Double Wars by Jonas Evertsson