The long-awaited Ragnarok XXII documentary is finished and ready to blow you away!

Thank you, Dagorhirrim. You are the reason that this documentary has been created. You are the motivation for the concept, and the inspiration that drove the creative process.

Here's what the documentary has to offer:
- A feature-length documentary with almost two hours of runtime. The video mainly features the main day battles of each day, Ragnarok nightlife, and interviews. All of which is set to a unique soundtrack from a variety of artists. The documentary shows the intensity of battles, the importance of Dagorhir friendships, and even addresses the philosophies and values that make Ragnarok such an incredible event. This not only makes the documentary a valuable recruiting and educating tool, but its an action-packed and memorable keepsake to be appreciated over and over again.

The two-DVD set will also include:

• Over 100 duels of a wide range of fighting styles. Fast-paced techniques are repeated in slow motion for careful examination.
• Tournaments and competitions.
• A special events section that covers dozens of moments:
  • The Guard vs Narnia
  • Bardic competition
  • Hand-fasting ceremonies
  • A sacrifice for the Militia
  • Malinko's Dark Angel Beatdown
  • Battle rank testing
  • Hilarious camp moments
  • and many, many more
• The packaging offers a full-color case, with unique artwork on both discs as well

And on a personal note…

The last year of my life has been dramatically changed because of this project. I have felt the honor and responsibility of sharing more of our game with the world and helping spread the greatness of our greatest festival, Ragnarok. Besides, it has been really fun getting to know you all by watching over countless hours of footage.

Thanks again to everyone that helped with the filming, interviewing, and music. Dagorhir is about to see an incredible project thanks to your cooperation.

Love and Energy,

-Mithris-
(Eric Scott Baker)

The price of the two-disc set is $30, plus $5 shipping.

And if you just can't get enough Dagorhir, you can purchase a package deal and take home the documentary of the first-ever Badon Hill I. The cost of both projects is offered at $40 for a limited time.