Double kill - Revision history

User 144: categorising

2006-05-21T04:49:36Z

categorising

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	A '''double kill''' is [[SCA]] slang for a [[tournament]] bout that ends with both [[fighter]]s simultaneously striking a good blow. Depending on how the [[tournament style\|tourney is structured]] or the wish of the [[royalty]] present, the bout may need to be refought until they get it right. Alternatively, both fighters may be awarded a win, or have a loss marked against their name. Occasionally, the bout will be decided using a means other than the original [[combat]], eg. arm [[wrestling]], scissors/rock/paper.		A '''double kill''' is [[SCA]] slang for a [[tournament]] bout that ends with both [[fighter]]s simultaneously striking a good blow. Depending on how the [[tournament style\|tourney is structured]] or the wish of the [[royalty]] present, the bout may need to be refought until they get it right. Alternatively, both fighters may be awarded a win, or have a loss marked against their name. Occasionally, the bout will be decided using a means other than the original [[combat]], eg. arm [[wrestling]], scissors/rock/paper.
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2005-09-02T04:26:35Z

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	In ~~the~~ [[SCA]], if a [[tournament]] bout ends with both [[fighter]]s ~~delivering~~ a ~~[[killing~~ blow~~]] to each other, then this is called a '''double kill'''~~. Depending on how the [[tournament style\|tourney is structured]] or the wish of the [[royalty]] present, the bout may need to be refought until they get it right. Alternatively, both fighters may be awarded a win, or have a loss marked against their name. Occasionally, the bout will be decided using a means other than the original [[combat]], eg. arm [[wrestling]], ~~scissor~~/rock/~~stone~~.		A '''double kill''' is [[SCA]] slang for a [[tournament]] bout that ends with both [[fighter]]s simultaneously striking a good blow. Depending on how the [[tournament style\|tourney is structured]] or the wish of the [[royalty]] present, the bout may need to be refought until they get it right. Alternatively, both fighters may be awarded a win, or have a loss marked against their name. Occasionally, the bout will be decided using a means other than the original [[combat]], eg. arm [[wrestling]], scissors/rock/paper.

Cian at 06:09, 20 October 2004

2004-10-20T06:09:22Z

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In the [[SCA]], if a [[tournament]] bout ends with both [[fighter]]s delivering a [[killing blow]] to each other, then this is called a '''double kill'''. Depending on how the [[tournament style|tourney is structured]] or the wish of the [[royalty]] present, the bout may need to be refought until they get it right. Alternatively, both fighters may be awarded a win, or have a loss marked against their name. Occasionally, the bout will be decided using a means other than the original [[combat]], eg. arm [[wrestling]], scissor/rock/stone.