Unbelted fighter - Revision history

Cian: moved Unbelted Fighter to Unbelted fighter: titles lowercase where possible

2011-05-03T01:23:13Z

moved Unbelted Fighter to Unbelted fighter: titles lowercase where possible

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Paul Matisz at 15:40, 10 July 2008

2008-07-10T15:40:07Z

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	In the [[SCA]] an '''Unbelted Fighter''' is one who has received the [[accolade]] of admission into the [[order]] of the [[Chivalry]]. That is to say, a non-[[Knight]]/[[Master of Arms]].		In the [[SCA]] an '''Unbelted Fighter''' is one who has not yet received the [[accolade]] of admission into the [[order]] of the [[Chivalry]]. That is to say, a non-[[Knight]]/[[Master of Arms]].

			As members of the Chivalry display a high degree of prowess they tend to dominate the championships of various [[tournament]]s; tournaments organized specifically for "unbelts" allow less-accomplished fighters a chance to compete and display their own level of prowess.
	Collectively referred to as the "unbelts" especially in the context of [[Pennsic]] [[champion]]s teams. As in, "The [[East]] won the Unbelts this year."

			The [[Pennsic]] Wars have long had an "Unbelted Champions" tournament which contributes [[war point]]s to the outcome of each year's victory.
	Contrast with with the use of [[white belt\|belted]] to refer to Knights. As in, "The [[Middle]] won the Belted Champs this year."

			The term "unbelted" contrasts with with the use of the word "[[white belt\|belted]]" to refer to Knights, and there are specifically "Belted" tournaments: that is, open only to the Chivalry.

	[[Category: SCAism]]		[[Category: SCAism]]

CsikosLo at 12:25, 10 July 2008

2008-07-10T12:25:28Z

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	Collectively referred to as the "unbelts" especially in the context of [[Pennsic]] [[champion]]s teams. As in, "The [[East]] won the Unbelts this year."		Collectively referred to as the "unbelts" especially in the context of [[Pennsic]] [[champion]]s teams. As in, "The [[East]] won the Unbelts this year."

	Contrast with with the use of [[white belt\|belted]] to refer to Knights. As in, "The [[Middle]] won the Belted Champs this year.		Contrast with with the use of [[white belt\|belted]] to refer to Knights. As in, "The [[Middle]] won the Belted Champs this year."

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CsikosLo at 12:25, 10 July 2008

2008-07-10T12:25:16Z

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	Collectively referred to as the "unbelts" especially in the context of [[Pennsic]] [[champion]]s teams. As in, "The [[East]] won the Unbelts this year."		Collectively referred to as the "unbelts" especially in the context of [[Pennsic]] [[champion]]s teams. As in, "The [[East]] won the Unbelts this year."

	Contrast with with the use of [[white belt\|belted]] to refer to Knights. As in, "The [[Middle]] won the Belted Champs this year.]]		Contrast with with the use of [[white belt\|belted]] to refer to Knights. As in, "The [[Middle]] won the Belted Champs this year.

	[[Category: SCAism]]		[[Category: SCAism]]

AlexandreDavigne at 17:16, 3 November 2006

2006-11-03T17:16:55Z

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In the [[SCA]] an '''Unbelted Fighter''' is one who has received the [[accolade]] of admission into the [[order]] of the [[Chivalry]]. That is to say, a non-[[Knight]]/[[Master of Arms]].

Collectively referred to as the "unbelts" especially in the context of [[Pennsic]] [[champion]]s teams. As in, "The [[East]] won the Unbelts this year."

Contrast with with the use of [[white belt|belted]] to refer to Knights. As in, "The [[Middle]] won the Belted Champs this year.]]

[[Category: SCAism]]