Armored and Rapier Combat
Chris Walden
cmwalden at bga.com
Wed Jul 31 10:17:30 PDT 1996
> From: "Larkin O'Kane" <larkin at apache.webstar.net>
> The Complete Participant's Handbook states that "At no time shall
> Armored Combat and Rapier Combat be conducted on the same field at
> the same time."
>
> How is this rule applied when at fighter practice? Is one group
> supposed (required) to wait while the other practices? Is it
> sufficient to divide the field with some kind of physical barrier?
Essentially the fights are taking place on seperate fields, with
seperate marshals whose job it is to keep them seperate. (If this is
not what you are seeing, then let me know so we can fix it!)
The difference is the definition of *field* as a large open grassy
area, and Field as a defined space where SCA combat takes place.
Fighter practices are usually held in a *field* where we divide it
into several dynamic Fields that are controlled, contained and
seperated by the marshals.
Hope this helps.
Antoine Dore
Alden's
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