Shieldwall - Revision history

Yvesdelyle at 08:45, 4 January 2015

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Yvesdelyle: added to the Warfare Category

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added to the Warfare Category

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User 144: Reverted edits by 74.208.11.169 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

2007-11-09T22:52:40Z

Reverted edits by 74.208.11.169 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield]]s ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighter]]s to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield]]s ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighter]]s to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

74.208.11.169 at 14:11, 9 November 2007

2007-11-09T14:11:16Z

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			varoracelt
	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield]]s ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighter]]s to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield]]s ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighter]]s to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

Cian: clean-up

2006-08-09T01:10:02Z

clean-up

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield~~\|shields~~]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[~~fighters~~]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield]]s ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighter]]s to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

		⚫	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm]]s or [[bow]]s can [[kill]] attackers in relative safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation. This is most easily done by employing a tactic called a [[column charge]].

⚫	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm~~\|polearms~~]] or [[~~archer\|bows~~]] can [[kill]] attackers in relative safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation. This is most easily done by employing a tactic called a [[column charge]].
	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

214.13.216.139 at 15:01, 10 June 2006

2006-06-10T15:01:51Z

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in relative safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.		Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in relative safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation. This is most easily done by employing a tactic called a [[column charge]].
	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

User 144: spelling

2006-03-26T01:46:32Z

spelling

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow ~~ofther~~ [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in ~~reletive~~ safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.		Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in relative safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.
	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

Paul Matisz at 00:47, 26 March 2006

2006-03-26T00:47:47Z

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow ofther [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in reletive safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.		Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in reletive safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.

	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

Paul Matisz at 18:44, 25 October 2005

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	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

	[[category:~~tactics~~]]		[[category:combat]]

Paul Matisz at 19:07, 24 October 2005

2005-10-24T19:07:24Z

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[~~fighters~~\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart.

	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in reletive safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.		Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in reletive safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.

	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in relative safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.		Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in relative safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation. This is most easily done by employing a tactic called a [[column charge]].
	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow ~~ofther~~ [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow other [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in ~~reletive~~ safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.		Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in relative safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.
	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart. With sufficient skill and training, however, the shieldwall can be quickly opened and closed to allow ofther [[fighters]] to slip through the ranks, either to charge or retreat.

	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in reletive safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.		Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in reletive safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.

	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.

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	A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[~~fighters~~\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart.		A '''shieldwall''' is a [[formation]] line of [[fighter\|warriors]] standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their [[shield\|shields]] ''locked together'', that is, with edges overlapping and held tightly against each other. This literally locks the line into place, and is extremely difficult to force apart.

	Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in reletive safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.		Fighters in a shieldwall cannot be attacked on their [[flank]] as they are protected by the shields of their comrades. From behind the shieldwall, fighters with [[polearm\|polearms]] or [[archer\|bows]] can [[kill]] attackers in reletive safety. When attacking a shieldwall, the goal is to punch through and disrupt the entire formation.

	The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.		The ends of a shieldwall are called the [[flank\|flanks]] and must be protected.