Difference between revisions of "Shields Treatise III"
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|Description=Mysterious Nicadus wrote a number of poems and tales. This one is dedicated to Sir Winfred, the legendary Aldorian warrior and the embodiment of all knightly virtues. | |Description=Mysterious Nicadus wrote a number of poems and tales. This one is dedicated to Sir Winfred, the legendary Aldorian warrior and the embodiment of all knightly virtues. | ||
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Revision as of 16:58, 26 February 2022
Description
| “ | The Tale of Sir Winfred the Brave, the Great Knight and the Hero of Aldor | „ |
Effect
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Acquired From
- Sometimes sold by Gerlot, merchant in Mannshire.
- Sometimes sold by Bert, merchant in Osbrook.
- Always sold by Unar, scribe in Mannshire.
Book content
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...Alchemical powders and poisons, whether they are applied on a dagger or on a concealed blade, are prohibited. Curses, enchantments, or any other magic is prohibited.
If a combatant prefers to use a shield or a buckler instead of a dagger, the following rules apply:
Spikes and blades are allowed. Magical enhancements are prohibited. Striking with shields is allowed, be it with a shield boss, edge, or flat. Shield strikes are allowed to be delivered to any part of the body including the head and the neck. If a duel is conducted to the first blood, a wound caused by a shield strike doesn't stop the duel. The first blood condition only applies to sword and dagger wounds, unless the shield strike itself rendered the opponent incapacitated.
Bucklers larger than one and a half feet in diameter or shields wider than two feet are prohibited. A set of exclusive rules is applied to two-handed and full-sized dueling shields. Such shields can only be used in a duel with the consent of both combatants. If a combatant manages to knock their opponent down with a shield bash, the opponent is allowed to get back on their feet and continue to fight. The duel concludes upon the second knockdown or if the opponent fails to recover after the first fall...
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See also
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