Robyn Whystler lives during the mid-to-late 16th century in England.
Robyn currently resides in the Canton of Der Welfengau, in the Barony of Ramshaven.
Robyn joined the SCA in 1987 during his first year at the University of Guelph and immediately began playing music for dance and creating activities for children at events. Much later, he attended Pennsic as a merchant selling paper and printed items, pewter cast pendants, transverse flutes and rommelpots. After taking some time to be less active around 1999-2000, Robyn returned to attend the Known World Dance Symposium VII, and to bring friends to a Coronation in 2015.
Robyn became active again in 2019 only to have the plague intervene before he could start eventing again. This didn't prevent him from becoming Chatelaine of Der Welfengau in early 2021.
Robyn plays the following period instruments: recorder, flute, gemshorn, crumhorn, racket, rauschpfieffe, shawm, harpsichord, viola da gamba, moraharpa (keyed fiddle), harp, citole, rommelpot, Eunuch flute, and percussion instruments including jaw harp, tamborine, and various tabors, and doumbeks.
Robyn plays the following non-period instruments: domra (3 stringed lute), mandolin, lap dulcimer, ocarina, bowed psaltery, autoharp, clarinet, accordion, concertina, jingling johnny
Robyn has taught the following classes:
He designs for lasercutting, 3d printing, and virtual worlds. Some of his design is focused on period things (e.g. prototyping instruments, marginalia cut outs, Trillium Hall).
Robyn can be reached via Facebook.