Sword and board - Revision history

Cian at 22:24, 7 February 2013

2013-02-07T22:24:51Z

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	'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the most common fighting style in the SCA, that is to say, "sword and shield".		'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the most common [[fighting style]] in the [[SCA]], that is to say, "[[sword]] and [[shield]]".

	Often this is the first ~~form~~ a ~~new~~ ~~fighter~~ ~~will~~ ~~take~~ up, although it is not actually required that they do so at the [[Society]] level, although individual [[Kingdom]]s may have more restrictive ~~rules~~.		Often this is the first style taken up by a new [[fighter]], although it is not actually required that they do so at the [[Society]] level, although individual [[Kingdom]]s may have more restrictive [[rule]]s.

	Fighters, even experienced ones with other ~~authorisations~~, often fight "sword and board", particularly in [[tournament]]s.		Fighters, even experienced ones with other [[authorisation]]s, often fight "sword and board", particularly in [[tournament]]s.

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

AlexandreDavigne at 17:31, 7 February 2013

2013-02-07T17:31:01Z

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	'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the ~~first~~ ~~level~~ of ~~[[authorisation]] that a [[heavy fighter]] must undergo~~ in ~~order~~ ~~to participate in [[~~SCA~~]] [[armoured combat]]~~, that is, "sword and shield".		'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the most common fighting style in the SCA, that is to say, "sword and shield".

			Often this is the first form a new fighter will take up, although it is not actually required that they do so at the [[Society]] level, although individual [[Kingdom]]s may have more restrictive rules.
	A new fighter must first prove he is capable of fighting safely with a [[sword]] and [[shield]] before being allowed to authorize in [[polearm]]s, [[blunt weapon]]s, [[florentine\|two-stick]], etc.

	Fighters, even experienced ones with other authorisations, often fight "sword and board", particularly in [[tournament]]s.		Fighters, even experienced ones with other authorisations, often fight "sword and board", particularly in [[tournament]]s.

Cian: spelling :^)

2007-07-10T00:17:24Z

spelling :^)

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	'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the first level of [[~~authorization~~]] that a [[heavy fighter]] must undergo in order to participate in [[SCA]] [[armoured combat]], that is, "sword and shield".		'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the first level of [[authorisation]] that a [[heavy fighter]] must undergo in order to participate in [[SCA]] [[armoured combat]], that is, "sword and shield".

	A new fighter must first prove he is capable of fighting safely with a [[sword]] and [[shield]] before being allowed to authorize in [[polearm]]s, [[blunt weapon]]s, [[two-stick]], etc.		A new fighter must first prove he is capable of fighting safely with a [[sword]] and [[shield]] before being allowed to authorize in [[polearm]]s, [[blunt weapon]]s, [[florentine\|two-stick]], etc.

	Fighters, even experienced ones with other ~~authorizations~~, often fight "sword and board", particularly in [[tournament]]s.		Fighters, even experienced ones with other authorisations, often fight "sword and board", particularly in [[tournament]]s.

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

Sarah Van Der Goes: wikified

2007-07-09T03:47:10Z

wikified

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	'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the first level of [[authorization]] that a [[heavy fighter]] must undergo in order to participate in [[SCA]] [[armoured combat]], that is, "sword and shield".		'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the first level of [[authorization]] that a [[heavy fighter]] must undergo in order to participate in [[SCA]] [[armoured combat]], that is, "sword and shield".

	A new fighter must first prove he is capable of fighting safely with a sword and shield before being allowed to authorize in [[polearm]]s, [[blunt weapon]]s, [[two-stick]], etc.		A new fighter must first prove he is capable of fighting safely with a [[sword]] and [[shield]] before being allowed to authorize in [[polearm]]s, [[blunt weapon]]s, [[two-stick]], etc.

	Fighters, even experienced ones with other authorizations, often fight "sword and board", particularly in ~~tournaments~~.		Fighters, even experienced ones with other authorizations, often fight "sword and board", particularly in [[tournament]]s.

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

Paul Matisz at 02:22, 9 July 2007

2007-07-09T02:22:35Z

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'''Sword and Board''' is an [[SCAism]] referring to the first level of [[authorization]] that a [[heavy fighter]] must undergo in order to participate in [[SCA]] [[armoured combat]], that is, "sword and shield".

A new fighter must first prove he is capable of fighting safely with a sword and shield before being allowed to authorize in [[polearm]]s, [[blunt weapon]]s, [[two-stick]], etc.

Fighters, even experienced ones with other authorizations, often fight "sword and board", particularly in tournaments.

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