Global:Inter-kingdom events - At the event

At the event

General

1. The rules and agreements must be available on-site.
2. Each side in a war must provide a reasonable number of trained and experienced marshals. If not enough marshals are available, the sides must source marshals from within their armies.

Before battles

1. All marshals must be separately briefed before the meetings of all participants. Marshals should also attend the participant briefing.
   1. Emphasis at this briefing should be on:
      • confirming the rules and scenario limits for each battle,
      • identifying hazards related to inter-kingdom differences, the scenario limits and to the actual terrain.
   2. There must be an understanding among the marshals regarding the rules and scenario specifics, and any possible safety issues that may arise.
2. All participants must gather to have the rules and the scenario limits explained to them, and any questions should be answered.
   1. Emphasize any inter-kingdom differences, explaining which rules will apply at this event.
   2. Explain any changes from publicized rules and scenarios.
   3. If the scenario limits vary radically from battle to battle, you may need to brief everyone before each battle.
3. Equipment inspection must take place before combat starts, with particular emphasis on any modifications due to conflicting kingdom standards.
4. As calibration varies between kingdoms, a calibration check should be carried out between fighters from different kingdoms before starting any combat. The standard should be agreed and communicated in advance by the marshals.