Saint Cunard the Tenacious - Revision history

Cian at 03:01, 17 May 2010

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	'''Saint Cunard the Tenacious''' is a fictional [[Saint]] created by members of the [[SCA]] for the entertainment value. Legends of Saint Cunard abound in the [[Shire of Trinovantia Nova]], where the saint was said to walk the earth in ancient days and perform many miracles.		'''Saint Cunard the Tenacious''' is a fictional [[Saint]] created by members of the [[SCA]] for the entertainment value. Legends of Saint Cunard abound in the [[Shire of Trinovantia Nova]], where the saint was said to walk the earth in ancient days and perform many miracles.

	As detailed in the [[Rougeabeille Chronicle]], the greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the ~~Weapons~~, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape\|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken [[weapons]] and [[armour]] of the ~~Shirefolk~~ on the eve of battle. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known World]].		As detailed in the [[Rougeabeille Chronicle]], the greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the [[Weapon]]s, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape\|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken weapons and [[armour]] of the [[Shire]]folk on the eve of [[battle]]. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known World]].

	In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves; the same story explains the origin of naked mole-~~rats~~.		In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by [[wolf\|wolves]]; the same story explains the origin of naked [[mole]]-[[rat]]s.

	[[No Shit, There I Was\|SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the patron of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.		[[No Shit, There I Was\|SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the [[patron]] of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.
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	[[No Shit, There I Was\|SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the patron of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.		[[No Shit, There I Was\|SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the patron of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.
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Paul Matisz at 16:11, 13 April 2006

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	'''Saint Cunard the Tenacious''' is a fictional [[Saint]] created by members of the [[SCA]] for the entertainment value. Legends of Saint Cunard abound in the [[Shire of Trinovantia Nova]], where the saint was said to walk the earth in ancient days and perform many miracles.		'''Saint Cunard the Tenacious''' is a fictional [[Saint]] created by members of the [[SCA]] for the entertainment value. Legends of Saint Cunard abound in the [[Shire of Trinovantia Nova]], where the saint was said to walk the earth in ancient days and perform many miracles.

	As detailed in the [[Rougeabeille Chronicle]], the greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the Weapons, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape\|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken [[weapons]] and [[armour]] of the Shirefolk on the eve of battle. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known ~~Worlde~~]].		As detailed in the [[Rougeabeille Chronicle]], the greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the Weapons, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape\|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken [[weapons]] and [[armour]] of the Shirefolk on the eve of battle. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known World]].

	In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves; the same story explains the origin of naked mole-rats.		In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves; the same story explains the origin of naked mole-rats.

Paul Matisz at 16:10, 13 April 2006

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	In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves; the same story explains the origin of naked mole-rats.		In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves; the same story explains the origin of naked mole-rats.

	[[SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the patron of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.		[[No Shit, There I Was\|SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the patron of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.

Paul Matisz at 16:07, 13 April 2006

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	'''Saint Cunard the Tenacious''' is a fictional [[Saint]] created by members of the [[SCA]] for the entertainment value. Legends of Saint Cunard abound in the [[Shire of Trinovantia Nova]], where the saint was said to walk the earth in ancient days and perform many miracles.		'''Saint Cunard the Tenacious''' is a fictional [[Saint]] created by members of the [[SCA]] for the entertainment value. Legends of Saint Cunard abound in the [[Shire of Trinovantia Nova]], where the saint was said to walk the earth in ancient days and perform many miracles.

	As detailed in the [[Chronicle ~~of House Rougeabeille~~]] ~~The~~ greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the Weapons, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape\|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken [[weapons]] and [[armour]] of the Shirefolk on the eve of battle. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known Worlde]].		As detailed in the [[Rougeabeille Chronicle]], the greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the Weapons, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape\|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken [[weapons]] and [[armour]] of the Shirefolk on the eve of battle. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known Worlde]].

	In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves; the same story explains the origin of naked mole-rats.		In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves; the same story explains the origin of naked mole-rats.

Paul Matisz at 15:30, 12 April 2006

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	As detailed in the [[Chronicle of House Rougeabeille]] The greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the Weapons, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape\|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken [[weapons]] and [[armour]] of the Shirefolk on the eve of battle. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known Worlde]].		As detailed in the [[Chronicle of House Rougeabeille]] The greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the Weapons, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape\|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken [[weapons]] and [[armour]] of the Shirefolk on the eve of battle. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known Worlde]].

	In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves.		In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves; the same story explains the origin of naked mole-rats.

	[[SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the patron of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.		[[SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the patron of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.

Paul Matisz at 15:21, 12 April 2006

2006-04-12T15:21:13Z

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'''Saint Cunard the Tenacious''' is a fictional [[Saint]] created by members of the [[SCA]] for the entertainment value. Legends of Saint Cunard abound in the [[Shire of Trinovantia Nova]], where the saint was said to walk the earth in ancient days and perform many miracles.

As detailed in the [[Chronicle of House Rougeabeille]] The greatest miracle attributed to him was the Mending of the Weapons, when Saint Cunard drew forth his [[duct tape|Holy Ribbon]] and fixed the broken [[weapons]] and [[armour]] of the Shirefolk on the eve of battle. [[Relic]]s of the Holy Ribbon abound in armour kits across the [[Known Worlde]].

In the Chronicle, Saint Cunard's martyrdom is attributed to a midwinter attack by wolves.

[[SCA legend]] names Saint Cunard as the patron of poor [[warrior]]s and [[merchant]]s in a hurry. Traditional offerings to Saint Cunard include broken weapons, cardboard tubes, and arm hair.