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#A combat maneuver where a blow is struck to an opponent's head with the pommel or guard of the sword. This practice is permitted in [[Unarmored Combat]] (where the sword's pommel is padded to prevent injury) but is prohibited in both [[Armored Combat]] and [[Rapier]]. | #A combat maneuver where a blow is struck to an opponent's head with the pommel or guard of the sword. This practice is permitted in [[Unarmored Combat]] (where the sword's pommel is padded to prevent injury) but is prohibited in both [[Armored Combat]] and [[Rapier]]. | ||
#An alchoholic mixed drink enjoyed at [[Wars]], particularly in the company of the [[Inn of the Crimson Spade]] | #An alchoholic mixed drink enjoyed at [[Wars]], particularly in the company of the [[Inn of the Crimson Spade]] | ||
#A refusal to act by the back end of your sword until it gets better pay and benefits. | |||
[[Category:Martial Activities]] | [[Category:Martial Activities]] | ||
[[Category:Households and Warbands]] | [[Category:Households and Warbands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:58, 8 November 2022
Pommel strike:
- A combat maneuver where a blow is struck to an opponent's head with the pommel or guard of the sword. This practice is permitted in Unarmored Combat (where the sword's pommel is padded to prevent injury) but is prohibited in both Armored Combat and Rapier.
- An alchoholic mixed drink enjoyed at Wars, particularly in the company of the Inn of the Crimson Spade
- A refusal to act by the back end of your sword until it gets better pay and benefits.
