A notorious tournament was held in 1396 on the North Inch of Perth as an entertainment before the King and court and vast crowds. Thirty men of the Clan Chattan fought against thirty men of another clan. They were clothed in a short kilt and armed with sword, dirk, axe, crossbow and three arrows each. To the music of the pipes they slaughtered each other until after a long time only a dozen survived - all badly wounded. As a result of the acceptance of the outcome of this judicial combat and the slaughter of so many local champions in it, the following years the central highlands were more peaceful.
I'd be tempted to say "wrong", not only because this disagrees with every other piece of historical information I've heard, but also because this sounds slightly Romanticized, and that's a sign that things have been...embellished.