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In the middle ages, the most famous resurrection was that of [[Jesus Christ]] in the [[Bible]]. |
In the [[middle ages]], the most famous '''resurrection''' was that of [[Jesus Christ]] in the [[Bible]]. |
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==Resurrection in the SCA== |
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In the [[SCA]], |
In the [[SCA]], [[fighter]]s are normally regarded as fully healed and '''resurrected''' at the start of every bout in a [[tournament]] or each battle in a [[war]], unless the scenario says otherwise. Some wars have resurrection points which the 'dead' must walk to before they will be allowed to rejoin the war mid-battle. |
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==Internal Links== |
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''See also:'' |
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* [[war scenario]]s |
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* [[tournament style]]s |
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Latest revision as of 18:13, 23 May 2006
In the middle ages, the most famous resurrection was that of Jesus Christ in the Bible.
Resurrection in the SCA
In the SCA, fighters are normally regarded as fully healed and resurrected at the start of every bout in a tournament or each battle in a war, unless the scenario says otherwise. Some wars have resurrection points which the 'dead' must walk to before they will be allowed to rejoin the war mid-battle.
Internal Links
See also:
