Armored Combat:Activity guidelines - Revision history

AngeleDeSavigny: Approved by the Board of Directors 18 November 2025

2025-11-20T08:51:14Z

Approved by the Board of Directors 18 November 2025

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	== Battles - with or without ranged weapons ==		== Battles - with or without ranged weapons ==
	#Battles recreate a wide variety of scenarios to give participants a sense of what it might have been like to be part of historical battles or skirmishes, making use of tactics and weaponry such as archery and siege weapons.		#Battles recreate a wide variety of scenarios to give participants a sense of what it might have been like to be part of historical battles or skirmishes, making use of tactics and weaponry such as archery and siege weapons.
	#Battles ~~takes~~ place on the field of battle or battlefield, ~~not~~ within a tournament list field.		#Battles typically take place on the field of battle or battlefield, rather than within a tournament list field.
	#Scenarios ~~can~~ include multiple teams ~~or individuals~~, or units working together. ~~From~~ a few ~~people a side~~ to hundreds in each ~~team~~.		#Scenarios often include multiple teams, or units working together. These can range from a few fighters to hundreds of combatants on each side.
	#For battles with missile weapons:		#For battles with missile weapons:
	## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.		## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.
	## [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Siege:Handbook Combat siege engines or structures] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.		## [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Siege:Handbook Combat siege engines or structures] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.

AngeleDeSavigny: /* Battles - with or without ranged weapons */

2025-07-16T08:01:38Z

Battles - with or without ranged weapons

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	== Battles - with or without ranged weapons ==		== Battles - with or without ranged weapons ==
	#Battles recreate a wide variety of scenarios to give participants a sense of what it might have been like to be part of historical battles or skirmishes, making use of tactics and weaponry such as archery and siege weapons.~~{{/Edit}}~~		#Battles recreate a wide variety of scenarios to give participants a sense of what it might have been like to be part of historical battles or skirmishes, making use of tactics and weaponry such as archery and siege weapons.
	#Battles takes place on the field of battle or battlefield, not within a tournament list field.		#Battles takes place on the field of battle or battlefield, not within a tournament list field.
	#Scenarios can include multiple teams or individuals, or units working together. From a few people a side to hundreds in each team.		#Scenarios can include multiple teams or individuals, or units working together. From a few people a side to hundreds in each team.

ArabellaDaSiena: /* Battles - with or without ranged weapons */

2025-07-15T22:47:36Z

Battles - with or without ranged weapons

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	#For battles with missile weapons:		#For battles with missile weapons:
	## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.		## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.
	## [[Siege:Handbook\|Combat siege engines or structures]] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.		## [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Siege:Handbook Combat siege engines or structures] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.

AngeleDeSavigny: Approved by Board of Directors - 23 June 2025

2025-06-24T08:31:16Z

Approved by Board of Directors - 23 June 2025

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	## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.		## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.
	## [[Siege:Handbook\|Combat siege engines or structures]] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.		## [[Siege:Handbook\|Combat siege engines or structures]] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.
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AngeleDeSavigny at 08:31, 24 June 2025

2025-06-24T08:31:04Z

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	## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.		## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.
	## [[Siege:Handbook\|Combat siege engines or structures]] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.		## [[Siege:Handbook\|Combat siege engines or structures]] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.
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Admin: /* Tournament single combat */

2025-03-27T20:28:48Z

Tournament single combat

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	==Tournament single combat==		==Tournament single combat==
	[[File:Jacques_de_Lalaing_fighting_the_Lord_of_Espiry_1530.jpg\|thumb\|[https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/109MB1 Jacques de Lalaing Fighting the Lord of Espiry at the Passage of Arms of the Fountain of Tears, by Master of the Getty Lalaing (Flemish, active about 1530), from Ms. 114 (2016.7), fol. 123]]]		[[File:Jacques_de_Lalaing_fighting_the_Lord_of_Espiry_1530.jpg\|thumb\|[https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/109MB1 Jacques de Lalaing Fighting the Lord of Espiry at the Passage of Arms of the Fountain of Tears, by Master of the Getty Lalaing (Flemish, active about 1530), from Ms. 114 (2016.7), fol. 123]]]
	# Tournament single combat ~~creates~~ a long history of one-on-one combat reaching back to antiquity, whether trial by combat or single combat between champions before a battle, or feats of arms at tournaments.		# Tournament single combat recreates a long history of one-on-one combat reaching back to antiquity, whether trial by combat or single combat between champions before a battle, or feats of arms at tournaments.
	# It involves two combatants within a list field or other designated area.		# It involves two combatants within a list field or other designated area.
	# Tournament single combat doesn't have to include an actual tournament or competition, and covers all one-on-one fighting that is not part of a melee or battle.		# Tournament single combat doesn't have to include an actual tournament or competition, and covers all one-on-one fighting that is not part of a melee or battle.

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==Tournament single combat==
[[File:Jacques_de_Lalaing_fighting_the_Lord_of_Espiry_1530.jpg|thumb|[https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/109MB1 Jacques de Lalaing Fighting the Lord of Espiry at the Passage of Arms of the Fountain of Tears, by Master of the Getty Lalaing (Flemish, active about 1530), from Ms. 114 (2016.7), fol. 123]]]
# Tournament single combat creates a long history of one-on-one combat reaching back to antiquity, whether trial by combat or single combat between champions before a battle, or feats of arms at tournaments.
# It involves two combatants within a list field or other designated area.
# Tournament single combat doesn't have to include an actual tournament or competition, and covers all one-on-one fighting that is not part of a melee or battle.

==Tournament melee combat==
#Tournament melee combat recreates the types of chivalric hastilude (martial games) popular from the 12th century, including events such as the pas d'armes that evolved in the late 14th century.
# Tournament melee combat is combat within a list field that begins with two or more teams of combatants, or three or more combatants fighting as individuals.
# Unless specifically forbidden by the terms of the tourney, ad-hoc teams can formed and dissolved during the bout.

== Battles - with or without ranged weapons ==
#Battles recreate a wide variety of scenarios to give participants a sense of what it might have been like to be part of historical battles or skirmishes, making use of tactics and weaponry such as archery and siege weapons.{{/Edit}}
#Battles takes place on the field of battle or battlefield, not within a tournament list field.
#Scenarios can include multiple teams or individuals, or units working together. From a few people a side to hundreds in each team.
#For battles with missile weapons:
## Combat archery can be used, if allowed by the scenario.
## [[Siege:Handbook|Combat siege engines or structures]] can be used, if allowed by the scenario.