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Overview

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	* [[Youth_Martial:Handbook \|Youth combat]] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.		* [[Youth_Martial:Handbook \|Youth combat]] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.
	<P>Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.		<P>Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.
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	* [[Youth_Martial:Handbook \|Youth combat]] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.		* [[Youth_Martial:Handbook \|Youth combat]] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.
	<P>Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.		<P>Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.
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AngeleDeSavigny: Approved by the Board of Directors - 23 July 2025

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Approved by the Board of Directors - 23 July 2025

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	* [[Equestrian:Handbook \|Equestrian]] - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.		* [[Equestrian:Handbook \|Equestrian]] - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.
	* [[Youth_Martial:Handbook \|Youth combat]] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.		* [[Youth_Martial:Handbook \|Youth combat]] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.
			<P>Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.
	Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.

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Overview

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	<P>These include:		<P>These include:
	* [[Armored_Combat:Handbook\|Armored combat (rattan)]] - fighting in armor with weapon simulators made of rattan (a springy bamboo-type of wood). Battles also include siege engines, and combat safe versions of archery and thrown weapons.		* [[Armored_Combat:Handbook\|Armored combat (rattan)]] - fighting in armor with weapon simulators made of rattan (a springy bamboo-type of wood). Battles also include siege engines, and combat safe versions of archery and thrown weapons.
	* [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/~~Armored_Steel_Combat:Handbook Armored combat (~~{{Edit}}~~rebated blades~~{{/Edit}}~~)] - fighting in armor with blunted steel weapons, with percussive but no thrusting attacks.		* [[Armored_Steel_Combat:Handbook \|Armored combat (rebated blades)]] - fighting in armor with blunted steel weapons, with percussive but no thrusting attacks.
	* [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/~~Fencing:Handbook Rapier combat] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting and cutting attacks.		* [[Fencing:Handbook \|Rapier combat]] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting and cutting attacks.
	* [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/~~Fencing:Handbook Cut and thrust combat] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting, cutting, and percussive cut attacks.		* [[Fencing:Handbook \|Cut and thrust combat]] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting, cutting, and percussive cut attacks.
	* ~~{{Edit}}~~ Combat archery - specially constructed blunted arrows are used in battles and melee scenarios. These are included in both [[Armored_Combat:Handbook \|armored combat (rattan)]] and [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/~~Fencing:Handbook rapier combat].~~{{/Edit}}~~		* Combat archery - specially constructed blunted arrows are used in battles and melee scenarios. These are included in both [[Armored_Combat:Handbook \|armored combat (rattan)]] and [[Fencing:Handbook \|rapier combat]].
	* [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/~~Archery:Handbook ~~{{Edit}}~~ Target archery] - Competitions of various targets and scenarios, including clout shoots, moving targets and more. Mounted archery is included in equestrian activities.~~{{/Edit}}~~		* [[Archery:Handbook \|Target archery]] - Competitions of various targets and scenarios, including clout shoots, moving targets and more. Mounted archery is included in equestrian activities.
	* ~~{{Edit}}~~ Thrown weapons - knives, axes, spears, javelins, slings, and plumbata are used in competitions of various targets and scenarios. They are also used in equestrian activities. Safe versions and simulators are also used in armored combat (rattan) and rapier.~~{{/Edit}}~~		* [[Thrown_Weapons:Handbook\|Thrown weapons]] - knives, axes, spears, javelins, slings, and plumbata are used in competitions of various targets and scenarios. They are also used in equestrian activities. Safe versions and simulators are also used in [[Armored_Combat:Handbook \|armored combat (rattan)]] and [[Fencing:Handbook \|rapier]].
	* [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/~~Siege:Handbook Siege engines] - trebuchet, ballista (giant mounted crossbows), and catapults. Includes both target competitions and use in armored combat (rattan) battles.		* [[Siege:Handbook \|Siege engines]] - trebuchet, ballista (giant mounted crossbows), and catapults. Includes both target competitions and use in armored combat (rattan) battles.
	* [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/~~Equestrian:Handbook Equestrian] - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.		* [[Equestrian:Handbook \|Equestrian]] - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.
	* [~~https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/~~Youth_Martial:Handbook Youth combat] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat ~~{{Edit}}~~(rattan)~~{{/Edit}}~~ and rapier combat.		* [[Youth_Martial:Handbook \|Youth combat]] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.

	Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.		Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.

ArabellaDaSiena: /* Overview */

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Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	<P>SCA martial activities provide participants the chance to recreate the skills, techniques, and exploits of martial endeavors that occurred pre-17th century.		<P>SCA martial activities provide participants the chance to recreate the skills, techniques, and exploits of martial endeavors that occurred pre-17th century.
	<P>These include:		<P>These include:
	* Armored combat (rattan) - fighting in armor with weapon simulators made of rattan (a springy bamboo-type of wood). Battles also include siege engines, and combat safe versions of archery and thrown weapons.		* [[Armored_Combat:Handbook\|Armored combat (rattan)]] - fighting in armor with weapon simulators made of rattan (a springy bamboo-type of wood). Battles also include siege engines, and combat safe versions of archery and thrown weapons.
	* Armored combat (~~steel~~) - fighting in armor with blunted steel weapons, with percussive but no thrusting attacks.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Armored_Steel_Combat:Handbook Armored combat ({{Edit}}rebated blades{{/Edit}})] - fighting in armor with blunted steel weapons, with percussive but no thrusting attacks.
	* Rapier combat - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting and cutting attacks.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Fencing:Handbook Rapier combat] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting and cutting attacks.
	* Cut and thrust combat - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting, cutting, and percussive cut attacks.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Fencing:Handbook Cut and thrust combat] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting, cutting, and percussive cut attacks.
	* Archery - ~~Includes target competitions~~, and ~~use~~ in ~~other martial~~ activities.		* {{Edit}} Combat archery - specially constructed blunted arrows are used in battles and melee scenarios. These are included in both [[Armored_Combat:Handbook \|armored combat (rattan)]] and [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Fencing:Handbook rapier combat].{{/Edit}}
	* Thrown weapons - knives, axes, spears, javelins, slings, plumbata ~~and more! Includes target~~ competitions, and ~~use~~ in ~~other martial~~ activities.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Archery:Handbook {{Edit}} Target archery] - Competitions of various targets and scenarios, including clout shoots, moving targets and more. Mounted archery is included in equestrian activities.{{/Edit}}
	* Siege engines - trebuchet, ballista (giant mounted crossbows), and catapults. Includes both target competitions and use in armored combat (rattan) battles.		* {{Edit}} Thrown weapons - knives, axes, spears, javelins, slings, and plumbata are used in competitions of various targets and scenarios. They are also used in equestrian activities. Safe versions and simulators are also used in armored combat (rattan) and rapier.{{/Edit}}
	* Equestrian - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Siege:Handbook Siege engines] - trebuchet, ballista (giant mounted crossbows), and catapults. Includes both target competitions and use in armored combat (rattan) battles.
	* Youth combat - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat and rapier combat.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Equestrian:Handbook Equestrian] - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.
	~~<P>~~Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Youth_Martial:Handbook Youth combat] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat {{Edit}}(rattan){{/Edit}} and rapier combat.

			Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.

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==Overview==
SCA martial activities provide participants the chance to recreate the skills, techniques, and exploits of martial endeavors that occurred pre-17th century.
These include:
* Armored combat (rattan) - fighting in armor with weapon simulators made of rattan (a springy bamboo-type of wood). Battles also include siege engines, and combat safe versions of archery and thrown weapons.
* Armored combat (steel) - fighting in armor with blunted steel weapons, with percussive but no thrusting attacks.
* Rapier combat - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting and cutting attacks.
* Cut and thrust combat - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting, cutting, and percussive cut attacks.
* Archery - Includes target competitions, and use in other martial activities.
* Thrown weapons - knives, axes, spears, javelins, slings, plumbata and more! Includes target competitions, and use in other martial activities.
* Siege engines - trebuchet, ballista (giant mounted crossbows), and catapults. Includes both target competitions and use in armored combat (rattan) battles.
* Equestrian - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.
* Youth combat - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat and rapier combat.
Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.

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	<P>SCA martial activities provide participants the chance to recreate the skills, techniques, and exploits of martial endeavors that occurred pre-17th century.		<P>SCA martial activities provide participants the chance to recreate the skills, techniques, and exploits of martial endeavors that occurred pre-17th century.
	<P>These include:		<P>These include:
	* [[Armored_Combat:Handbook\|Armored combat (rattan)]] - fighting in armor with weapon simulators made of rattan (a springy bamboo-type of wood). Battles also include siege engines, and combat safe versions of archery and thrown weapons.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Armored_Combat:Handbook Armored combat (rattan)] - fighting in armor with weapon simulators made of rattan (a springy bamboo-type of wood). Battles also include siege engines, and combat safe versions of archery and thrown weapons.
	* [[Armored_Steel_Combat:Handbook \|Armored combat (rebated blades)]] - fighting in armor with blunted steel weapons, with percussive but no thrusting attacks.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Armored_Steel_Combat:Handbook Armored combat (rebated blades)] - fighting in armor with blunted steel weapons, with percussive but no thrusting attacks.
	* [[Fencing:Handbook \|Rapier combat]] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting and cutting attacks.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Fencing:Handbook Rapier combat] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting and cutting attacks.
	* [[Fencing:Handbook \|Cut and thrust combat]] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting, cutting, and percussive cut attacks.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Fencing:Handbook Cut and thrust combat] - "unarmored" combat with blunted steel blades, which includes thrusting, cutting, and percussive cut attacks.
	* Combat archery - specially constructed blunted arrows are used in battles and melee scenarios. These are included in both [[Armored_Combat:Handbook \|armored combat (rattan)]] and [[Fencing:Handbook \|rapier combat]].		* Combat archery - specially constructed blunted arrows are used in battles and melee scenarios. These are included in both [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Armored_Combat:Handbook armored combat (rattan)] and [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Fencing:Handbook rapier combat].
	* [[Archery:Handbook \|Target archery]] - Competitions of various targets and scenarios, including clout shoots, moving targets and more. Mounted archery is included in equestrian activities.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Archery:Handbook Target archery] - Competitions of various targets and scenarios, including clout shoots, moving targets and more. Mounted archery is included in equestrian activities.
	* [[Thrown_Weapons:Handbook\|Thrown weapons]] - knives, axes, spears, javelins, slings, and plumbata are used in competitions of various targets and scenarios. They are also used in equestrian activities. Safe versions and simulators are also used in ~~[[Armored_Combat:Handbook \|~~armored combat (rattan)]] and ~~[[Fencing:Handbook \|~~rapier]].		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Thrown_Weapons:Handbook Thrown weapons] - knives, axes, spears, javelins, slings, and plumbata are used in competitions of various targets and scenarios. They are also used in equestrian activities. Safe versions and simulators are also used in armored combat (rattan) and rapier.
	* [[Siege:Handbook \|Siege engines]] - trebuchet, ballista (giant mounted crossbows), and catapults. Includes both target competitions and use in armored combat (rattan) battles.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Siege:Handbook Siege engines] - trebuchet, ballista (giant mounted crossbows), and catapults. Includes both target competitions and use in armored combat (rattan) battles.
	* [[Equestrian:Handbook \|Equestrian]] - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Equestrian:Handbook Equestrian] - Includes mounted versions of the martial activities (armored combat, rapier/cut and thrust, archery, thrown weapons), plus jousting, skill-at-arms, historical games, and historical maneuvers.
	* [[Youth_Martial:Handbook \|Youth combat]] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.		* [https://society-rules.fullmesh.co.nz/index.php/Youth_Martial:Handbook Youth combat] - child-friendly versions of adult armored combat (rattan) and rapier combat.
	<P>Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.		<P>Other activities clearly falling within the scope above are also considered martial-related activities.