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	Many [[group]]s, local and [[kingdom]], have official champions. They can be for [[Heavy_fighting\|heavy list]], [[fencing]], or a variety of [[arts and sciences]]. Champions may win a [[tournament]], be selected for their skill, or singled out for their [[chivalry]] and courtesy. Champions are largely [[symbol]]ic and may form part of the [[royal]] or [[noble]] retinue and stand behind the [[throne]]s. Martial champions are charged with [[guard]]ing their ruling nobles. Champions may be responsible for serving as an example of good behavior to the [[populace]] and promoting their art or skill.		Many [[group]]s, local and [[kingdom]], have official champions. They can be for [[Heavy_fighting\|heavy list]], [[fencing]], or a variety of [[arts and sciences]]. Champions may win a [[tournament]], be selected for their skill, or singled out for their [[chivalry]] and courtesy. Champions are largely [[symbol]]ic and may form part of the [[royal]] or [[noble]] retinue and stand behind the [[throne]]s. Martial champions are charged with [[guard]]ing their ruling nobles. Champions may be responsible for serving as an example of good behavior to the [[populace]] and promoting their art or skill.



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Cian at 23:43, 9 November 2006

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	In the dictionary, a '''champion''' is defined as someone who has won first place in a competition, or		In the dictionary, a '''champion''' is defined as someone who has won first place in a competition, or someone who fights for a cause. In the [[SCA]], a champion is both.
	someone who fights for a cause. In the SCA, a champion is both.

	Many [[group]]s, local and [[kingdom]], have official champions. They can be for [[Heavy_fighting\|heavy list]], [[fencing]], or a variety of [[arts and sciences]]. Champions may win a [[tournament]], be selected for their skill, or singled out for their [[chivalry]] and courtesy. Champions are largely ~~symbolic~~ and may form part of the [[royal]] or [[noble]] retinue and stand behind the [[throne]]s. Martial champions are charged with ~~guarding~~ their ruling nobles. Champions may be responsible for serving as an example of good behavior to the [[populace]] and promoting their art or skill.		Many [[group]]s, local and [[kingdom]], have official champions. They can be for [[Heavy_fighting\|heavy list]], [[fencing]], or a variety of [[arts and sciences]]. Champions may win a [[tournament]], be selected for their skill, or singled out for their [[chivalry]] and courtesy. Champions are largely [[symbol]]ic and may form part of the [[royal]] or [[noble]] retinue and stand behind the [[throne]]s. Martial champions are charged with [[guard]]ing their ruling nobles. Champions may be responsible for serving as an example of good behavior to the [[populace]] and promoting their art or skill.

Sabine at 21:30, 9 November 2006

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	someone who fights for a cause. In the SCA, a champion is both.		someone who fights for a cause. In the SCA, a champion is both.

	Many [[group]]s, local and [[kingdom]], have official champions. They can be for [[heavy list]], [[fencing]], or a variety of [[arts and sciences]]. Champions may win a [[tournament]], be selected for their skill, or singled out for their [[chivalry]] and courtesy. Champions are largely symbolic and may form part of the [[royal]] or [[noble]] retinue and stand behind the [[throne]]s. Martial champions are charged with guarding their ruling nobles. Champions may be responsible for serving as an example of good behavior to the [[populace]] and promoting their art or skill.		Many [[group]]s, local and [[kingdom]], have official champions. They can be for [[Heavy_fighting\|heavy list]], [[fencing]], or a variety of [[arts and sciences]]. Champions may win a [[tournament]], be selected for their skill, or singled out for their [[chivalry]] and courtesy. Champions are largely symbolic and may form part of the [[royal]] or [[noble]] retinue and stand behind the [[throne]]s. Martial champions are charged with guarding their ruling nobles. Champions may be responsible for serving as an example of good behavior to the [[populace]] and promoting their art or skill.

Sabine at 21:29, 9 November 2006

2006-11-09T21:29:03Z

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In the dictionary, a '''champion''' is defined as someone who has won first place in a competition, or
someone who fights for a cause. In the SCA, a champion is both.

Many [[group]]s, local and [[kingdom]], have official champions. They can be for [[heavy list]], [[fencing]], or a variety of [[arts and sciences]]. Champions may win a [[tournament]], be selected for their skill, or singled out for their [[chivalry]] and courtesy. Champions are largely symbolic and may form part of the [[royal]] or [[noble]] retinue and stand behind the [[throne]]s. Martial champions are charged with guarding their ruling nobles. Champions may be responsible for serving as an example of good behavior to the [[populace]] and promoting their art or skill.