Non-combatant - Revision history

Thomas: Fixed typo

2005-12-06T14:01:39Z

Fixed typo

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	* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)		* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)
	* [[Scout]]		* [[Scout]]
	* [[Water bearer]] (In [[Ansteorra]] waterbearers must be non-combat authorised to bear ~~wear~~ on the field during [[melee]]/[[resurrection]] [[battle]]s)		* [[Water bearer]] (In [[Ansteorra]] waterbearers must be non-combat authorised to bear water on the field during [[melee]]/[[resurrection]] [[battle]]s)

	The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.		The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.

Cian: links

2005-12-06T01:01:38Z

links

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	* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)		* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)
	* [[Scout]]		* [[Scout]]
	* [[Water ~~Bearer~~]] (In Ansteorra waterbearers must be non-combat authorised to ~~water~~ bear on the field during melee/~~resurection~~ ~~battles~~)		* [[Water bearer]] (In [[Ansteorra]] waterbearers must be non-combat authorised to bear wear on the field during [[melee]]/[[resurrection]] [[battle]]s)

	The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.		The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.

128.163.195.85 at 15:20, 5 December 2005

2005-12-05T15:20:06Z

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	* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)		* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)
	* [[Scout]]		* [[Scout]]
	* [[~~Waterbearer~~]] (In Ansteorra waterbearers must be non-combat authorised to water bear on the field during melee/resurection battles)		* [[Water Bearer]] (In Ansteorra waterbearers must be non-combat authorised to water bear on the field during melee/resurection battles)

	The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.		The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.

128.163.195.85 at 15:19, 5 December 2005

2005-12-05T15:19:19Z

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	* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)		* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)
	* [[Scout]]		* [[Scout]]
			* [[Waterbearer]] (In Ansteorra waterbearers must be non-combat authorised to water bear on the field during melee/resurection battles)

	The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.		The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.

Morgant: adding regional POV tag

2005-08-12T05:52:11Z

adding regional POV tag

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			{{rpov}}
	In [[SCA]] [[war]]s, '''non-combatants''' are people who are out on the [[field]] but cannot [[engage]] in [[combat]] with anyone on the field. They can be [[kill]]ed as a [[light fighter\|light]] and must comply to minimum [[light armour]] standards. To become [[authorisation\|authorised]] as a non-combatant, you must be over the minimum combat age for your [[kingdom]] and know the [[rules of the list]].		In [[SCA]] [[war]]s, '''non-combatants''' are people who are out on the [[field]] but cannot [[engage]] in [[combat]] with anyone on the field. They can be [[kill]]ed as a [[light fighter\|light]] and must comply to minimum [[light armour]] standards. To become [[authorisation\|authorised]] as a non-combatant, you must be over the minimum combat age for your [[kingdom]] and know the [[rules of the list]].

Cian: rewrite

2004-11-08T03:44:31Z

rewrite

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			In [[SCA]] [[war]]s, '''non-combatants''' are people who are out on the [[field]] but cannot [[engage]] in [[combat]] with anyone on the field. They can be [[kill]]ed as a [[light fighter\|light]] and must comply to minimum [[light armour]] standards. To become [[authorisation\|authorised]] as a non-combatant, you must be over the minimum combat age for your [[kingdom]] and know the [[rules of the list]].
⚫	Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do ~~anything~~!

		⚫	Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do much at all!
	===Lochac===
	In [[war]], non-combatants, also known as [[banner]]-bearers, are people who are out on the [[field]] but cannot [[engage]] in combat with anyone on the field. They are allowed to carry a banner (such as that of the [[unit]] whose side they are on), can be [[kill]]ed as a light and must comply to minimum [[light armour]] standards.

			Types of non-combatants:
	To become authorised as a non-combatant, you must be over the age of sixteen and know the nine [[rules of the list]].
			* [[Banner Bearer]] (particularly in [[Lochac]] for which the term is often used exclusively)
			* [[Scout]]

			The term is also used to refer to spectators or members of the [[populace]] who aren't directly involved in wars or [[tournament]]s.

	''This page contains some writing from a [[Cunnan:Regional point of view\|regional point of view]]. Feel free to edit to encompass the ways of the rest of the [[Known World]].''

Morgant: changing boilerplate, adding Lochac heading

2004-01-05T23:27:57Z

changing boilerplate, adding Lochac heading

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		⚫	Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do anything!

			===Lochac===
	In [[war]], non-combatants, also known as [[banner]]-bearers, are people who are out on the [[field]] but cannot [[engage]] in combat with anyone on the field. They are allowed to carry a banner (such as that of the [[unit]] whose side they are on), can be [[kill]]ed as a light and must comply to minimum [[light armour]] standards.		In [[war]], non-combatants, also known as [[banner]]-bearers, are people who are out on the [[field]] but cannot [[engage]] in combat with anyone on the field. They are allowed to carry a banner (such as that of the [[unit]] whose side they are on), can be [[kill]]ed as a light and must comply to minimum [[light armour]] standards.

	To become authorised as a non-combatant, you must be over the age of sixteen and know the nine [[rules of the list]].		To become authorised as a non-combatant, you must be over the age of sixteen and know the nine [[rules of the list]].

⚫	Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do anything!

	''This page contains some [[Cunnan:~~:Lochac-centrism~~\|~~Lochac-centrism~~]] ~~- feel~~ free to edit to encompass the ways of the [[Known World]].''		''This page contains some writing from a [[Cunnan:Regional point of view\|regional point of view]]. Feel free to edit to encompass the ways of the rest of the [[Known World]].''

Morgant: typo

2004-01-01T21:45:20Z

typo

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	Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do anything!		Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do anything!

	''This page contains some [[Cunnan::Lochac-centrism\|Lochac-centrism]] feel free to edit to ~~encompase~~ the ways of the [[Known World]].''		''This page contains some [[Cunnan::Lochac-centrism\|Lochac-centrism]] - feel free to edit to encompass the ways of the [[Known World]].''

JakeVortex: Lochac-centrism

2003-12-29T21:49:22Z

Lochac-centrism

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	Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do anything!		Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do anything!

			''This page contains some [[Cunnan::Lochac-centrism\|Lochac-centrism]] feel free to edit to encompase the ways of the [[Known World]].''

Update at 21:00, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T21:00:32Z

New page

In [[war]], non-combatants, also known as [[banner]]-bearers, are people who are out on the [[field]] but cannot [[engage]] in combat with anyone on the field. They are allowed to carry a banner (such as that of the [[unit]] whose side they are on), can be [[kill]]ed as a light and must comply to minimum [[light armour]] standards.

To become authorised as a non-combatant, you must be over the age of sixteen and know the nine [[rules of the list]].

Being a non-combatant is the best way to enjoy a war and get a feel for it without actually having to do anything!