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< | <span class="revision>Define melee... | ||
==General== | ==General== | ||
#Youth fighters | #Youth fighters can only run/charge to gain ground. They must not intentionally run into their opponents. | ||
#Thrown weapons | #Thrown weapons are allowed be used in a melee scenario provided that all marshals and combatants are informed of their use before the melee begins. | ||
#Deliberately striking from behind without engagement is forbidden. | #Deliberately striking from behind without engagement is forbidden. | ||
#No more than four fighters are allowed to attack a single opponent except in the case of engaged units. | #No more than four fighters are allowed to attack a single opponent except in the case of engaged units. | ||
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#Unit engagement happens when two or more coherent units of opposing heavy combatants meet in combat. | #Unit engagement happens when two or more coherent units of opposing heavy combatants meet in combat. | ||
#In unit engagement, all combatants who are part of each unit are considered to be engaged with all combatants who are part of of the other unit(s). | #In unit engagement, all combatants who are part of each unit are considered to be engaged with all combatants who are part of of the other unit(s). | ||
#In unit engagement, combatants who are part of a unit | #In unit engagement, combatants who are part of a unit are allowed to strike at members of opposing units, who are to their front or side, without being considered to be "behind" or on their "blind side". | ||
#If a unit loses coherency, combatants from that unit are considered to have left the unit engagement and must be engaged as an individual, as per the "1 vs 1 engagement" rules below. | #If a unit loses coherency, combatants from that unit are considered to have left the unit engagement and must be engaged as an individual, as per the "1 vs 1 engagement" rules below. | ||
#In any circumstance other than that outlined in INSERT RULE #, striking an opponent from behind is cause for ejection from the field, and may be cause for further disciplinary action. | #In any circumstance other than that outlined in INSERT RULE #, striking an opponent from behind is cause for ejection from the field, and may be cause for further disciplinary action. | ||
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==1 v 1 engagement== | ==1 v 1 engagement== | ||
#In tournament melee combat, a combatant engages their opponent by moving into the line of sight of the opponent they wish to engage and stating loudly "I am engaging you" or words to that effect. | #In tournament melee combat, a combatant engages their opponent by moving into the line of sight of the opponent they wish to engage and stating loudly "I am engaging you" or words to that effect. | ||
#In war combat, a combatant engages their opponent by moving into range in clear sight of the opponent they wish to engage and adopting an attacking posture. If a combatant has reason to believe that their opponent | #In war combat, a combatant engages their opponent by moving into range in clear sight of the opponent they wish to engage and adopting an attacking posture. If a combatant has reason to believe that their opponent might not have seen them approach, they should verbally engage them as per the procedure above. | ||
#It is forbidden to strike at an opponent with whom you are not engaged. | #It is forbidden to strike at an opponent with whom you are not engaged. | ||
#A combatant who turns their back on an opponent with whom they are engaged while remaining within weapons range is subject to being struck by that opponent until they leave weapons range. | #A combatant who turns their back on an opponent with whom they are engaged while remaining within weapons range is subject to being struck by that opponent until they leave weapons range. | ||
Revision as of 10:18, 9 September 2023
Define melee...
General
- Youth fighters can only run/charge to gain ground. They must not intentionally run into their opponents.
- Thrown weapons are allowed be used in a melee scenario provided that all marshals and combatants are informed of their use before the melee begins.
- Deliberately striking from behind without engagement is forbidden.
- No more than four fighters are allowed to attack a single opponent except in the case of engaged units.
Unit engagement
- Unit engagement happens when two or more coherent units of opposing heavy combatants meet in combat.
- In unit engagement, all combatants who are part of each unit are considered to be engaged with all combatants who are part of of the other unit(s).
- In unit engagement, combatants who are part of a unit are allowed to strike at members of opposing units, who are to their front or side, without being considered to be "behind" or on their "blind side".
- If a unit loses coherency, combatants from that unit are considered to have left the unit engagement and must be engaged as an individual, as per the "1 vs 1 engagement" rules below.
- In any circumstance other than that outlined in INSERT RULE #, striking an opponent from behind is cause for ejection from the field, and may be cause for further disciplinary action.
1 v 1 engagement
- In tournament melee combat, a combatant engages their opponent by moving into the line of sight of the opponent they wish to engage and stating loudly "I am engaging you" or words to that effect.
- In war combat, a combatant engages their opponent by moving into range in clear sight of the opponent they wish to engage and adopting an attacking posture. If a combatant has reason to believe that their opponent might not have seen them approach, they should verbally engage them as per the procedure above.
- It is forbidden to strike at an opponent with whom you are not engaged.
- A combatant who turns their back on an opponent with whom they are engaged while remaining within weapons range is subject to being struck by that opponent until they leave weapons range.