Greetings!  Thank you for visiting the official website of the WORLD CAMELOT FEDERATION, successor to The Associated Camelot Clubs of America.  If you are interested in joining the WCF, please contact me at .  I'll be happy to issue you a free membership in our organization.

There are 50+ pages of information and 350+ pictures on this website.  I hope that I have provided anything and everything that you could ever want to know about the fascinating, challenging, exciting, and thoroughly wonderful family of Camelot games.  Enjoy your visit!

Please note that the World Camelot Federation is not affiliated with, nor has it the approval of, Hasbro, Inc., the owner of Parker Brothers.  Hasbro, Inc. and Parker Brothers own copyrights to the original rule book texts and original gameboard design graphics for the games of Chivalry, Four-Handed Chivalry, Camelot, Three-Handed Camelot, Four-Handed Camelot, Grand Camelot, Point Camelot, Point Camelot For Tournaments and Progressive Parties, Camelotta, Cam, and Inside Moves.

Paul Bramwell Smith invented the piece setup, as well as his version of the board design of the variant game of Grand Cam.

The World Camelot Federation and Michael Wortley Nolan own copyrights to the original textual contents of these webpages, the majority of the photographic and design images contained herein, and to the literary works known as "The World Camelot Federation Official Rules of Camelot," "The World Camelot Federation Official Rules of Grand Camelot," "The World Camelot Federation Official Rules of Cam," "The World Camelot Federation Official Rules of Chivalry," "The World Camelot Federation Official Rules of Camette," "The World Camelot Federation Official Rules of Tri-Camelot," and "The World Camelot Federation Official Rules of Grand Cam."  Michael Wortley Nolan invented the piece setup and board design of the variant game of Camette, the piece setup and board design of the variant game of Tri-Camelot, and the WCF version of the board design of the variant game of Grand Cam.

The following individuals and organizations have kindly granted permission to display their photographs, diagrams, and literary works on this website.  Ryan Brown, Dan Troyka, Rick Fadden, Ralph and Kirana Peters, Edward Winter, Wayne Saunders, Paul Yearout, Mark Holden, John Lawson, Karl Kaufman, Daniel Garber, Jens Markmann, Tim Lomas, Kerry Handscomb, Phil Knox, Chess Notes, Abstract Games Magazine, and the American Contract Bridge League have my sincere gratitude.

My very special thanks go to Dave Blizzard.  Although I purchased my first Camelot set in 1959, it sat largely unused (along with my burning desire to play the game) for 40 years.  My games with Dave in 1999 across thousands of miles reawakened my interest and made me realize that there were others, like me, who loved Camelot.  Without that start, I might never have formed the World Camelot Federation, created this website, and gotten so much new enjoyment from "the best game in 2,000 years."  Thank you, Dave!

Michael Nolan

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