| Spring Muster Event March 28, 2009 |
[Mar. 29th, 2009|08:33 pm] |
Thanks to all the fighters at Saturday's Spring Muster for being good sports in the fighting and for allowing us to film them and post the videos here for all to enjoy.
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[Mar. 29th, 2009|06:46 pm] |
These snippets were taken on March 26, 2009 at the regular Thursday night fight practice at the MFRC in Halifax.
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| Baronial Investiture Anniversary Championship Oct 04, 2008 |
[Oct. 5th, 2008|10:44 pm] |
Guthfrith and Nick
Guthfrith and Nick
William and Sawnee
William and Sawnee
Sawnee and Nick
Guthfrith and William
Guthfrith and Nick
Elise and Sawnee
Sorcha and Guthfrith
Elise and William
Sawnee and Guthfrith
Sorcha and Nick
Sawnee and William
Elise and Guthfrith
Sorcha and Guthfrith
Nick and William
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[Aug. 24th, 2007|10:18 am] |
Dalwyn arranged a tourney for us at fightpractice last evening. The fighting was wonderful, the fighters put their all into it, and the audience appreciated their efforts. Nick was the overall winner, but we were all winners.
Chantal and Allistair
Percival and Dalwyn
Dalwyn and William
Nick and Percival
various fighters
William and Bigdamnjohn
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| A brief explanation of the Pas d'Armes, by Lord Guthfrith |
[May. 8th, 2007|08:11 pm] |
The Tournement on Saturday, May 5th at Seashire's 25th Anniversary was a Pas d'Armes, since the format is a little different than most SCA tournements, Lord Guthfrith sent along a bit of an explanation.
The main part of the tournament was a Pas d'Armes in which the six fighters
contesting for the title of Seashire Champion were challenged by any fighters
from outside Seashire who wanted to do so. Eight chalengers fought on
the day.
Defenders could be chalenged to a combat either with swords and shields, war
swords 4.5 ft long, or poleaxes (poleaxes were replaced by shorter axes
half-way through the tournament). Each bout was fought first to THREE COUNTED
BLOWS, with no 'SCA wounding' rules in effect (bear this in mind when
you watch
the bouts!).
After the main Pas d'Armes, the two defenders with the highest scores fought
each other, best of three bouts each of three counted blows. The victor of
this series was the new Seashire Champion. On the day, Lord William and Lady
Cornelia were the two finalists, with William being victorious in the final
bouts.
The rounds are all seperate posts, to watch them in order, scroll down and work your way up...enjoy! |
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