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After both fighters have taken their swings whoever has more counted blows advances in the tournament which is normally run as a single elimination with counted blows being a modifier. |
After both fighters have taken their swings whoever has more counted blows advances in the tournament which is normally run as a single elimination with counted blows being a modifier. |
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Latest revision as of 05:31, 11 November 2010
This is a simple tournament style wherein fighters face each other one on one and are given an arbitrary number of "Swings" in which to strike a "Counted Blow".
Example
In a ten swing counted blow tournament, Lord Bob will swing 10 times on Lord Chuck and any blows that would be counted as good are tallied as Lord Bob's score for the bout. Lord Chuck would then take 10 swings on Lord Bob and any "Good Blows" would count for Lord Chuck.
After both fighters have taken their swings whoever has more counted blows advances in the tournament which is normally run as a single elimination with counted blows being a modifier.
| Tournament Styles in the SCA |
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| Bracket Tourneys: Single Elimination · Double Elimination · Round Robin · Counted Blows Point-Based Tourneys: William Marshall · Bear Pit · Animal Hunt · Bedford Points Other Tourneys: Atlantian Speed · Bertie-Beetle · Challenge |
