Mixed battles - Revision history

Cian at 02:36, 28 April 2009

2009-04-28T02:36:50Z

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	In the [[Kingdom of Lochac]], a distinction is made between [[heavy]]-only [[battle]]s and '''mixed battles'''. Mixed battles are [[war]] battles that normally involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and combatants [[authorised]] for other types of [[weapon]]s, e.g. [[siege weaponry]], [[archer]]s (which in some regions are still called [[light fighter]]s), [[fencer]]s. Some of these fighters may wield both [[melee weapon\|melee]] and [[missile weapon]]s. Of course battles of this sort do happen in many other places, such as at [[Pennsic]], but the terminology is often different; phrases such as "field battle with combat archery" or something similar may be used. Sometimes the mixed combatants may only be archers and fencers though this combination is rare.		In the [[Kingdom of Lochac]], a distinction is made between [[heavy]]-only [[battle]]s and '''mixed battles'''. Mixed battles are [[war]] battles that normally involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and combatants [[authorised]] for other types of [[weapon]]s, e.g. [[siege weaponry]], [[archer]]s (which in some regions are still called [[light fighter]]s), [[fencer]]s. Some of these fighters may wield both [[melee weapon\|melee]] and [[missile weapon]]s in the same battle. Of course battles of this sort do happen in many other places, such as at [[Pennsic]], but the terminology is often different; phrases such as "field battle with combat archery" or something similar may be used. Sometimes the mixed combatants may only be archers and fencers though this combination is rare.

	The rules for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] for heavy-only combat due to the additional weapons involved. For example, further restrictions may be made on the [[minimum armour]] requirements in order to protect combatants from any [[combat arrow]]s. The rules governing interaction between the heavies and the other combatants are extremely [[Kingdom]]-specific. In some places, archers must be armoured to the regular standard, may carry secondary rattan weapons and are killed like any other fighter. In other locales, heavies may be prevented from striking lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.		The rules for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] for heavy-only combat due to the additional weapons involved. For example, further restrictions may be made on the [[minimum armour]] requirements in order to protect combatants from any [[combat arrow]]s. The rules governing interaction between the heavies and the other combatants are extremely [[Kingdom]]-specific. In some places, archers must be armoured to the regular standard, may carry secondary rattan weapons and are killed like any other fighter. In other locales, heavies may be prevented from striking lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.

Cian at 02:34, 28 April 2009

2009-04-28T02:34:33Z

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	In the [[Kingdom of Lochac]], a distinction is made between [[heavy]]-only ~~battles~~ and '''mixed battles'''. Mixed battles are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and combatants [[authorised]] for other types of [[weapon]]s, e.g. ~~[[fencer]]s,~~ [[siege weaponry]], [[archer]]s (which in some regions are still called [[light fighter]]s). Some of these fighters may wield both [[melee weapon\|melee]] and [[missile weapon]]s. ~~Battles~~ of this sort happen many other places~~, of course~~, such as at [[Pennsic]] but the terminology is often different; phrases such as "field battle with combat archery" or something similar may be used.		In the [[Kingdom of Lochac]], a distinction is made between [[heavy]]-only [[battle]]s and '''mixed battles'''. Mixed battles are [[war]] battles that normally involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and combatants [[authorised]] for other types of [[weapon]]s, e.g. [[siege weaponry]], [[archer]]s (which in some regions are still called [[light fighter]]s), [[fencer]]s. Some of these fighters may wield both [[melee weapon\|melee]] and [[missile weapon]]s. Of course battles of this sort do happen in many other places, such as at [[Pennsic]], but the terminology is often different; phrases such as "field battle with combat archery" or something similar may be used. Sometimes the mixed combatants may only be archers and fencers though this combination is rare.

	The rules for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] for heavy-only combat due to the additional weapons involved. For example, further restrictions may be made on the [[minimum armour]] requirements in order to protect combatants from any [[combat arrow]]s. The rules governing interaction between the heavies and the other combatants are extremely [[Kingdom]]-specific. In some places, archers must be armoured to the regular standard, may carry secondary rattan weapons and are killed like any other fighter. In other locales, heavies may be prevented from striking lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.		The rules for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] for heavy-only combat due to the additional weapons involved. For example, further restrictions may be made on the [[minimum armour]] requirements in order to protect combatants from any [[combat arrow]]s. The rules governing interaction between the heavies and the other combatants are extremely [[Kingdom]]-specific. In some places, archers must be armoured to the regular standard, may carry secondary rattan weapons and are killed like any other fighter. In other locales, heavies may be prevented from striking lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.

AlexandreDavigne at 12:06, 22 April 2009

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		⚫	In the [[Kingdom of Lochac]], a distinction is made between [[heavy]]-only battles and '''mixed battles'''. Mixed battles are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and combatants [[authorised]] for other types of [[weapon]]s, e.g. [[fencer]]s, [[siege weaponry]], [[archer]]s (which in some regions are still called [[light fighter]]s). Some of these fighters may wield both [[melee weapon\|melee]] and [[missile weapon]]s. Battles of this sort happen many other places, of course, such as at [[Pennsic]] but the terminology is often different; phrases such as "field battle with combat archery" or something similar may be used.
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		⚫	The rules for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] for heavy-only combat due to the additional weapons involved. For example, further restrictions may be made on the [[minimum armour]] requirements in order to protect combatants from any [[combat arrow]]s. The rules governing interaction between the heavies and the other combatants are extremely [[Kingdom]]-specific. In some places, archers must be armoured to the regular standard, may carry secondary rattan weapons and are killed like any other fighter. In other locales, heavies may be prevented from striking lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.
⚫	In the [[Kingdom of Lochac]], a distinction is made between [[heavy]]-only battles and '''mixed battles'''. Mixed battles are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and combatants [[authorised]] for other types of [[weapon]]s, e.g. [[fencer]]s, [[siege weaponry]], [[archer]]s (which in some regions are still called [[light fighter]]s). Some of these fighters may wield both [[melee weapon\|melee]] and [[missile weapon]]s.

⚫	The rules for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] for heavy-only combat due to the additional weapons involved. For example, further restrictions may be made on the [[minimum armour]] requirements in order to protect combatants from any [[combat arrow]]s. ~~Likewise~~, heavies may be prevented from striking lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.

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

Cian at 06:26, 22 April 2009

2009-04-22T06:26:17Z

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	'''Mixed battles''' are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and [[light fighter]]s, e.g. [[archer]]s. During these battles, lights are allowed to kill heavies and each other (using their [[bow]]/[[arrow]]s, [[throwing axe]]s etc). Heavies are are not allowed to strike lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.

			In the [[Kingdom of Lochac]], a distinction is made between [[heavy]]-only battles and '''mixed battles'''. Mixed battles are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and combatants [[authorised]] for other types of [[weapon]]s, e.g. [[fencer]]s, [[siege weaponry]], [[archer]]s (which in some regions are still called [[light fighter]]s). Some of these fighters may wield both [[melee weapon\|melee]] and [[missile weapon]]s.
	Occasionally, there are mixed battles involving [[fencing\|fencers]] and other combatants.

			The rules for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] for heavy-only combat due to the additional weapons involved. For example, further restrictions may be made on the [[minimum armour]] requirements in order to protect combatants from any [[combat arrow]]s. Likewise, heavies may be prevented from striking lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.

	The [[minimum armour]] standards for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] due to the additional weapons involved.
	[[category:combat]][[category:SCAism]]		[[category:combat]][[category:SCAism]]

AlexandreDavigne at 14:32, 20 April 2009

2009-04-20T14:32:47Z

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	'''Mixed battles''' are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and [[light fighter]]s, e.g. [[archer]]s. During these battles, lights are allowed to kill heavies and each other (using their [[bow]]/[[arrow]]s, [[throwing axe]]s etc). Heavies are are not allowed to strike lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.		'''Mixed battles''' are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and [[light fighter]]s, e.g. [[archer]]s. During these battles, lights are allowed to kill heavies and each other (using their [[bow]]/[[arrow]]s, [[throwing axe]]s etc). Heavies are are not allowed to strike lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.

Cian at 00:25, 20 April 2009

2009-04-20T00:25:49Z

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	'''Mixed battles''' are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and [[light fighter]]s. During these battles, lights are allowed to kill heavies and each other (using their [[bow]]/[[arrow]]s, [[throwing axe]]s etc). Heavies are are not allowed to strike lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.		'''Mixed battles''' are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and [[light fighter]]s, e.g. [[archer]]s. During these battles, lights are allowed to kill heavies and each other (using their [[bow]]/[[arrow]]s, [[throwing axe]]s etc). Heavies are are not allowed to strike lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.

	Occasionally, there are mixed battles involving [[fencing\|fencers]] and other combatants.		Occasionally, there are mixed battles involving [[fencing\|fencers]] and other combatants.

User 144: categorising

2006-05-22T09:10:25Z

categorising

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	The [[minimum armour]] standards for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] due to the additional weapons involved.		The [[minimum armour]] standards for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] due to the additional weapons involved.
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Cian: fencers, minimum armour

2004-09-09T02:20:32Z

fencers, minimum armour

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	~~War~~ battles that involve both [[heavy]] ~~fighters~~ and [[light]] ~~fighters~~. During these battles, lights are allowed to kill heavies and each other (using their [[bow]]/[[arrow]]s, [[throwing axe]]s etc). Heavies are are not allowed to strike lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.		'''Mixed battles''' are [[war]] battles that involve both [[heavy fighter]]s and [[light fighter]]s. During these battles, lights are allowed to kill heavies and each other (using their [[bow]]/[[arrow]]s, [[throwing axe]]s etc). Heavies are are not allowed to strike lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.

			Occasionally, there are mixed battles involving [[fencing\|fencers]] and other combatants.

			The [[minimum armour]] standards for mixed battles differ from the standard [[laws\|rules]] due to the additional weapons involved.

Newt at 16:24, 28 June 2003

2003-06-28T16:24:44Z

New page

War battles that involve both [[heavy]] fighters and [[light]] fighters. During these battles, lights are allowed to kill heavies and each other (using their [[bow]]/[[arrow]]s, [[throwing axe]]s etc). Heavies are are not allowed to strike lights. Instead, they must approach the light at 5m and call "My lord, you are slain" to kill them.