Heavy fighting - Revision history

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Reverted edits by 58.156.36.179 (Talk); changed back to last version by Paul Matisz

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	# [[War]]s, usually a series of melees which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).		# [[War]]s, usually a series of melees which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).

			All participants must be authorised by a senior [[marshal]]. [[Authorisation]] involves a test on the [[Combat handbook\|Rules of Combat]] followed by a supervised bout against an experienced opponent. Generally, most people have to train regularly for 3-6 months before they are ready to authorise.
	All participants must be authorised by a s

			Armoured Combat is the method used in the SCA to choose [[King\|Kings]]/[[Queen\|Queens]] and [[Prince\|Princes]]/[[Princess\|Princesses]] (of [[Principality\|Principalities]].) It can also be used to select the rulers of [[Barony\|Palatine Baronies]] or of the unofficial groups known as [[Crown Principality\|Crown Principalities]].

			== See Also: ==

			[[Oldcastle]] School of Fighting

			[[Bellatrix]] School of Fighting


			[[category:SCAism]]

58.156.36.179 at 02:29, 2 September 2007

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	# [[War]]s, usually a series of melees which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).		# [[War]]s, usually a series of melees which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).

			All participants must be authorised by a s
	All participants must be authorised by a senior [[marshal]]. [[Authorisation]] involves a test on the [[Combat handbook\|Rules of Combat]] followed by a supervised bout against an experienced opponent. Generally, most people have to train regularly for 3-6 months before they are ready to authorise.

	Armoured Combat is the method used in the SCA to choose [[King\|Kings]]/[[Queen\|Queens]] and [[Prince\|Princes]]/[[Princess\|Princesses]] (of [[Principality\|Principalities]].) It can also be used to select the rulers of [[Barony\|Palatine Baronies]] or of the unofficial groups known as [[Crown Principality\|Crown Principalities]].

	== See Also: ==

	[[Oldcastle]] School of Fighting

	[[Bellatrix]] School of Fighting


	[[category:SCAism]]

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	[[Oldcastle]] School of Fighting		[[Oldcastle]] School of Fighting

	[[Bellatrix]] School of Fighting		[[Bellatrix]] School of Fighting

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	Armoured Combat is the method used in the SCA to choose [[King\|Kings]]/[[Queen\|Queens]] and [[Prince\|Princes]]/[[Princess\|Princesses]] (of [[Principality\|Principalities]].) It can also be used to select the rulers of [[Barony\|Palatine Baronies]] or of the unofficial groups known as [[Crown Principality\|Crown Principalities]].		Armoured Combat is the method used in the SCA to choose [[King\|Kings]]/[[Queen\|Queens]] and [[Prince\|Princes]]/[[Princess\|Princesses]] (of [[Principality\|Principalities]].) It can also be used to select the rulers of [[Barony\|Palatine Baronies]] or of the unofficial groups known as [[Crown Principality\|Crown Principalities]].

			== See Also: ==

			[[Oldcastle]] School of Fighting
			[[Bellatrix]] School of Fighting

Tiff: spelling

2006-09-27T16:48:28Z

spelling

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	'''Heavy Fighting''', '''Heavy Weapons''', '''Heavy List''', '''Hardsuit''' and '''Armoured Combat''' are ~~alll~~ terms used in the [[SCA]] to refer to armoured foot [[combat]]. Participants are [[assumed armour\|assumed]] to be [[armour]]ed in a [[chainmaille\|mail]] [[hauberk]], with boiled [[leather]] armor covering the legs and arms, and a [[Norman]] style [[helm]] with a nasal. The [[weapon]]s used are made of [[rattan]] covered in [[duct tape]] and sometimes with a foam [[thrusting tip]].		'''Heavy Fighting''', '''Heavy Weapons''', '''Heavy List''', '''Hardsuit''' and '''Armoured Combat''' are all terms used in the [[SCA]] to refer to armoured foot [[combat]]. Participants are [[assumed armour\|assumed]] to be [[armour]]ed in a [[chainmaille\|mail]] [[hauberk]], with boiled [[leather]] armor covering the legs and arms, and a [[Norman]] style [[helm]] with a nasal. The [[weapon]]s used are made of [[rattan]] covered in [[duct tape]] and sometimes with a foam [[thrusting tip]].

	'''Armoured Combat''' comes in three varieties:		'''Armoured Combat''' comes in three varieties:

AlexandreDavigne: Deregionalize, add synonyms, tidy up selection notes.

2006-09-20T18:02:56Z

Deregionalize, add synonyms, tidy up selection notes.

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	'''Heavy Fighting''' is ~~the~~ ~~term~~ used in [[~~Lochac~~]] to refer to ~~[[SCA]]~~ armoured foot [[combat]]. ~~Most~~ ~~other~~ ~~[[kingdom]]s refer to it as simply as '''Armoured Combat''', but the term '''hardsuit fighting''' is also used in some Southern US kingdoms.~~ Participants are [[assumed armour\|assumed]] to be [[armour]]ed in a [[chainmaille\|mail]] [[hauberk]], with boiled [[leather]] armor covering the legs and arms, and a [[Norman]] style [[helm]] with a nasal. The [[weapon]]s used are made of [[rattan]] covered in [[duct tape]] and sometimes with a foam [[thrusting tip]].		'''Heavy Fighting''', '''Heavy Weapons''', '''Heavy List''', '''Hardsuit''' and '''Armoured Combat''' are alll terms used in the [[SCA]] to refer to armoured foot [[combat]]. Participants are [[assumed armour\|assumed]] to be [[armour]]ed in a [[chainmaille\|mail]] [[hauberk]], with boiled [[leather]] armor covering the legs and arms, and a [[Norman]] style [[helm]] with a nasal. The [[weapon]]s used are made of [[rattan]] covered in [[duct tape]] and sometimes with a foam [[thrusting tip]].

	'''Armoured Combat''' ~~or Heavy Fighting~~ comes in three varieties:		'''Armoured Combat''' comes in three varieties:
	# [[Tournament]]s, which are one-on-one in a small defined area (called a [[list field]])		# [[Tournament]]s, which are one-on-one in a small defined area (called a [[list field]])
	# [[Melee]]s, being many-on-many ~~on a list field~~		# [[Melee]]s, being many-on-many fights
	# [[War]]s, which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).		# [[War]]s, usually a series of melees which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).

	All participants must be authorised by a senior [[marshal]]. [[Authorisation]] involves a test on the [[Combat handbook\|Rules of Combat]] followed by a supervised bout against an experienced opponent. Generally, most people have to train regularly for 3-6 months before they are ready to authorise. ~~Armoured Combat is the method used to choose rulers (Palatine [[Baron]]/[[Baroness]], [[Viceroy]]/[[Vicereign]], [[Prince]]/[[Princess]] and [[King]]/[[Queen]]).[[category:SCAism]]~~		All participants must be authorised by a senior [[marshal]]. [[Authorisation]] involves a test on the [[Combat handbook\|Rules of Combat]] followed by a supervised bout against an experienced opponent. Generally, most people have to train regularly for 3-6 months before they are ready to authorise.

			Armoured Combat is the method used in the SCA to choose [[King\|Kings]]/[[Queen\|Queens]] and [[Prince\|Princes]]/[[Princess\|Princesses]] (of [[Principality\|Principalities]].) It can also be used to select the rulers of [[Barony\|Palatine Baronies]] or of the unofficial groups known as [[Crown Principality\|Crown Principalities]].


			[[category:SCAism]]

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2006-05-21T10:22:53Z

categorising

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	# [[War]]s, which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).		# [[War]]s, which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).

	All participants must be authorised by a senior [[marshal]]. [[Authorisation]] involves a test on the [[Combat handbook\|Rules of Combat]] followed by a supervised bout against an experienced opponent. Generally, most people have to train regularly for 3-6 months before they are ready to authorise. Armoured Combat is the method used to choose rulers (Palatine [[Baron]]/[[Baroness]], [[Viceroy]]/[[Vicereign]], [[Prince]]/[[Princess]] and [[King]]/[[Queen]]).		All participants must be authorised by a senior [[marshal]]. [[Authorisation]] involves a test on the [[Combat handbook\|Rules of Combat]] followed by a supervised bout against an experienced opponent. Generally, most people have to train regularly for 3-6 months before they are ready to authorise. Armoured Combat is the method used to choose rulers (Palatine [[Baron]]/[[Baroness]], [[Viceroy]]/[[Vicereign]], [[Prince]]/[[Princess]] and [[King]]/[[Queen]]).[[category:SCAism]]

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	# [[War]]s, which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).		# [[War]]s, which take place on open fields, in woods or over/around structures such as [[wall]]s, [[fort]]s and [[bridge]]s. War combat also allows [[archery]], [[siege weapons]] and [[thrown weapon]]s ([[mixed combat]]).

	All participants must be authorised by a senior [[marshal]]. [[Authorisation]] involves a test on the [[Combat handbook\|Rules of Combat]] followed by a supervised bout against an experienced opponent. Generally, most people have to train regularly for 3-6 months before they are ready to authorise. ~~Heavy~~ ~~combat~~ is the ~~style~~ used to choose ~~[[palatine]]~~ rulers (Palatine [[Baron]]/[[Baroness]], [[Viceroy]]/[[Vicereign]], [[Prince]]/[[Princess]] and [[King]]/[[Queen]]).		All participants must be authorised by a senior [[marshal]]. [[Authorisation]] involves a test on the [[Combat handbook\|Rules of Combat]] followed by a supervised bout against an experienced opponent. Generally, most people have to train regularly for 3-6 months before they are ready to authorise. Armoured Combat is the method used to choose rulers (Palatine [[Baron]]/[[Baroness]], [[Viceroy]]/[[Vicereign]], [[Prince]]/[[Princess]] and [[King]]/[[Queen]]).

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	'''Heavy Fighting''' is the term used in [[Lochac]] to refer to [[SCA]] armoured foot [[combat]]. Most other [[kingdom]]s refer to it as simply as "Armoured Combat", but the term '''hardsuit fighting''' is also ~~sen~~ in some Southern US kingdoms. Participants are [[assumed armour\|assumed]] to be [[armour]]ed in a [[chainmaille\|mail]] [[hauberk]], with boiled [[leather]] armor covering the legs and arms, and a [[Norman]] style [[helm]] with a nasal. The [[weapon]]s used are made of [[rattan]] covered in [[duct tape]] and sometimes with a foam [[thrusting tip]].		'''Heavy Fighting''' is the term used in [[Lochac]] to refer to [[SCA]] armoured foot [[combat]]. Most other [[kingdom]]s refer to it as simply as '''Armoured Combat''', but the term '''hardsuit fighting''' is also used in some Southern US kingdoms. Participants are [[assumed armour\|assumed]] to be [[armour]]ed in a [[chainmaille\|mail]] [[hauberk]], with boiled [[leather]] armor covering the legs and arms, and a [[Norman]] style [[helm]] with a nasal. The [[weapon]]s used are made of [[rattan]] covered in [[duct tape]] and sometimes with a foam [[thrusting tip]].

	Heavy ~~fighting~~ comes in three varieties:		'''Armoured Combat''' or Heavy Fighting comes in three varieties:
	# [[Tournament]]s, which are one-on-one in a small defined area (called a [[list field]])		# [[Tournament]]s, which are one-on-one in a small defined area (called a [[list field]])
	# [[Melee]]s, being many-on-many on a list field		# [[Melee]]s, being many-on-many on a list field

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	'''Heavy Fighting''' is the term used in [[Lochac]] to refer to [[SCA]] armoured foot [[combat]]. ~~Other~~ [[kingdom]]s refer to it as '''hardsuit fighting'''. Participants are [[assumed armour\|assumed]] to be [[armour]]ed in a [[chainmaille\|mail]] [[hauberk]], with boiled [[leather]] armor covering the legs and arms, and a [[Norman]] style [[helm]] with a nasal. The [[weapon]]s used are made of [[rattan]] covered in [[duct tape]] and sometimes with a foam [[thrusting tip]].		'''Heavy Fighting''' is the term used in [[Lochac]] to refer to [[SCA]] armoured foot [[combat]]. Most other [[kingdom]]s refer to it as simply as "Armoured Combat", but the term '''hardsuit fighting''' is also sen in some Southern US kingdoms. Participants are [[assumed armour\|assumed]] to be [[armour]]ed in a [[chainmaille\|mail]] [[hauberk]], with boiled [[leather]] armor covering the legs and arms, and a [[Norman]] style [[helm]] with a nasal. The [[weapon]]s used are made of [[rattan]] covered in [[duct tape]] and sometimes with a foam [[thrusting tip]].

	Heavy fighting comes in three varieties:		Heavy fighting comes in three varieties: