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AlexandreDavigne: /* Fencing Authorisation */

2013-02-11T19:38:51Z

Fencing Authorisation

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	The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In [[Atlantia]], at first, the authorising [[marshal]] will quiz the prospective fencer about their [[Kingdom]] rules for safety (what [[armor]] do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are [[kill]]s, and which ones are [[wound]]s?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the marshals will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or [[rhino-hide\|rhino-hiding]]) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.		The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In [[Atlantia]], at first, the authorising [[marshal]] will quiz the prospective fencer about their [[Kingdom]] rules for safety (what [[armor]] do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are [[kill]]s, and which ones are [[wound]]s?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the marshals will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or [[rhino-hide\|rhino-hiding]]) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.

	====Elsewhere====		===Elsewhere===

	For what it is worth, within the [[Far Isles]], the term used in regard to qualifying as a fighter is ''"ratification"''.		For what it is worth, within the [[Far Isles]], the term used in regard to qualifying as a fighter is ''"ratification"''.

AlexandreDavigne: /* Heavy Combat Authorisation */ clarification, baronies->areas

2010-01-08T17:07:12Z

Heavy Combat Authorisation: clarification, baronies->areas

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	Authorisation involves a practical and theoretical component. The practical component assesses a combatant's safety level not only to themselves, but to their opponent as well.		Authorisation involves a practical and theoretical component. The practical component assesses a combatant's safety level not only to themselves, but to their opponent as well.

	This may be different in different ~~baronies~~, but generally the practical part of the authorisation starts off with slow work, where combatants fight at [[quarter speed]]. This is intended to assess technique and control. Authorisation then moves to either three quarter or full speed.		This may be different in different areas, but generally the practical part of the authorisation starts off with slow work, where combatants fight at [[quarter speed]]. This is intended to assess technique and control. Authorisation then moves to either three quarter or full speed.

	You will have to go through several drills.		You will have to go through several drills.

Simoncursitor: "Ratification" -- FIMS

2006-05-22T09:38:40Z

"Ratification" -- FIMS

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	The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In [[Atlantia]], at first, the authorising [[marshal]] will quiz the prospective fencer about their [[Kingdom]] rules for safety (what [[armor]] do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are [[kill]]s, and which ones are [[wound]]s?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the marshals will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or [[rhino-hide\|rhino-hiding]]) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.		The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In [[Atlantia]], at first, the authorising [[marshal]] will quiz the prospective fencer about their [[Kingdom]] rules for safety (what [[armor]] do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are [[kill]]s, and which ones are [[wound]]s?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the marshals will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or [[rhino-hide\|rhino-hiding]]) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.

			====Elsewhere====

			For what it is worth, within the [[Far Isles]], the term used in regard to qualifying as a fighter is ''"ratification"''.



	[[category:SCAism]] [[category:combat]]		[[category:SCAism]] [[category:combat]]

Paul Matisz: categorized

2006-05-02T04:37:05Z

categorized

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	Authorisation is also a means of testing a [[combatant]]'s level of safety. You don't have to be a good [[fighter]] to be authorised, just a safe one. Authorisation is accredited with [[authorisation card]]s.		Authorisation is also a means of testing a [[combatant]]'s level of safety. You don't have to be a good [[fighter]] to be authorised, just a safe one. Authorisation is accredited with [[authorisation card]]s.

	===Heavy Authorisation===		===Heavy Combat Authorisation===
	Authorisation involves a practical and theoretical component. The practical component assesses a combatant's safety level not only to themselves, but to their opponent as well.		Authorisation involves a practical and theoretical component. The practical component assesses a combatant's safety level not only to themselves, but to their opponent as well.

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	In the theory section, you will need to know such things as the [[rules of the list]], kill distances, basic [[armour]] and [[weapon]] standards. To be prepared, study the [[combat handbook]].		In the theory section, you will need to know such things as the [[rules of the list]], kill distances, basic [[armour]] and [[weapon]] standards. To be prepared, study the [[combat handbook]].

	===Light Authorisation===		===Light Combat Authorisation===

	===Fencing Authorisation===		===Fencing Authorisation===

	The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In [[Atlantia]], at first, the authorising [[marshal]] will quiz the prospective fencer about their [[Kingdom]] rules for safety (what [[armor]] do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are [[kill]]s, and which ones are [[wound]]s?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the marshals will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or [[rhino-hide\|rhino-hiding]]) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.		The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In [[Atlantia]], at first, the authorising [[marshal]] will quiz the prospective fencer about their [[Kingdom]] rules for safety (what [[armor]] do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are [[kill]]s, and which ones are [[wound]]s?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the marshals will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or [[rhino-hide\|rhino-hiding]]) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.

			[[category:SCAism]] [[category:combat]]

Thomas: Added links

2005-10-07T12:05:58Z

Added links

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	===Fencing Authorisation===		===Fencing Authorisation===

	The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In Atlantia, at first, the authorising marshal will quiz the prospective fencer about their Kingdom rules for safety (what armor do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are ~~kills~~, and which ones are ~~wounds~~?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the ~~marshalls~~ will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or rhino-hiding) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.		The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In [[Atlantia]], at first, the authorising [[marshal]] will quiz the prospective fencer about their [[Kingdom]] rules for safety (what [[armor]] do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are [[kill]]s, and which ones are [[wound]]s?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the marshals will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or [[rhino-hide\|rhino-hiding]]) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.

Thomas: /* Fencing Authorisation */

2005-10-02T03:12:48Z

Fencing Authorisation

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	===Fencing Authorisation===		===Fencing Authorisation===

			The fencing authorisation process is a bit different from the process involved in heavy fighting. In Atlantia, at first, the authorising marshal will quiz the prospective fencer about their Kingdom rules for safety (what armor do you wear? Are there any limitations on equipment? What target areas are kills, and which ones are wounds?). Then, under the eyes of two marshals, the authorising fencer will demonstrate their skill with a more experienced fencer, at first making sure to call all blows and 'close calls' (slaps, glancing thrusts, short cuts), and then the marshalls will have the more experienced fencer begin "pushing" the prospective fencer, going corps a corps, perhaps breaking the rules slightly (grasping the blade, perhaps, or rhino-hiding) to see how the prospective fencer will handle it.

Cian: warrant

2004-10-28T05:03:33Z

warrant

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	All [[officers]] in the [[SCA]] must be "authorised"" by their [[kingdom]] superiors and the [[Crown]]. Until then, they are merely "acting" officers and may not be permitted to undertake all actions of the office.		All [[officers]] in the [[SCA]] must be "authorised"" by their [[kingdom]] superiors and the [[Crown]]. Until then, they are merely "acting" officers and may not be permitted to undertake all actions of the office. The [[groups\|Branch]] officers must also be [[warrant]]ed.

	Authorisation is also a means of testing a [[combatant]]'s level of safety. You don't have to be a good [[fighter]] to be authorised, just a safe one. Authorisation is accredited with [[authorisation card]]s.		Authorisation is also a means of testing a [[combatant]]'s level of safety. You don't have to be a good [[fighter]] to be authorised, just a safe one. Authorisation is accredited with [[authorisation card]]s.

Cian: officers

2004-07-02T06:17:58Z

officers

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			All [[officers]] in the [[SCA]] must be "authorised"" by their [[kingdom]] superiors and the [[Crown]]. Until then, they are merely "acting" officers and may not be permitted to undertake all actions of the office.
⚫	''Authorisation'' is a means of testing a [[combatant]]'s level of safety. You don't have to be a good [[fighter]] to be authorised, just a safe one. Authorisation is accredited with [[authorisation card]]s.

		⚫	Authorisation is also a means of testing a [[combatant]]'s level of safety. You don't have to be a good [[fighter]] to be authorised, just a safe one. Authorisation is accredited with [[authorisation card]]s.

	===Heavy Authorisation===		===Heavy Authorisation===

Conrad Leviston: typo

2003-10-21T00:42:38Z

typo

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	* Kneeling while your opponent stands, as if you had been [[legged]].		* Kneeling while your opponent stands, as if you had been [[legged]].
	* Standing while you ~~oponent~~ kneels.		* Standing while you opponent kneels.
	* Attack and defense drills.		* Attack and defense drills.
	** Attacking your opponent while only being able to throw three shots.		** Attacking your opponent while only being able to throw three shots.

Morgant at 12:55, 25 July 2003

2003-07-25T12:55:21Z

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	''Authorisation'' is a means of testing a [[combatant]]'s level of safety. You don't have to be a good [[fighter]] to be authorised, just a safe one.		''Authorisation'' is a means of testing a [[combatant]]'s level of safety. You don't have to be a good [[fighter]] to be authorised, just a safe one. Authorisation is accredited with [[authorisation card]]s.

	===Heavy Authorisation===		===Heavy Authorisation===