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...a fall or an accident or during contact sports such as armoured combat or fencing. ...he rules, please follow the link below and print a copy to include in this handbook.

...ttack your opponent. The requirements for these weapons are described in [[Fencing:Weapons_And_Defensive_Equipment| Weapons and defensive equipment]]. ...sHandbookApril2020.pdf SCA Fencing Marshals' Handbook] are not allowed for fencing combat in Lochac.

...ttack your opponent. The requirements for these weapons are described in [[Fencing:Weapons_And_Defensive_Equipment| Weapons and defensive equipment]]. ...sHandbookApril2020.pdf SCA Fencing Marshals' Handbook] are not allowed for fencing combat in Lochac.

This section is for Fencing Marshals and authorised Fencers supervising combat. ...ng Marshal-in-Charge of that event or practice. They must be an authorised Fencing Marshal.

...e [https://www.sca.org/resources/martial-activities/rapier-combat/ Society fencing rules], and may be more restrictive. Where Lochac's rules are less restrict #All fencing combatants and marshals in Lochac are responsible for knowing these rules.

This section is for Fencing Marshals and authorised Fencers supervising combat. ...ng Marshal-in-Charge of that event or practice. They must be an authorised Fencing Marshal.

...e [https://www.sca.org/resources/martial-activities/rapier-combat/ Society fencing rules], and may be more restrictive. Where Lochac's rules are less restrict #All fencing combatants and marshals in Lochac are responsible for knowing these rules.

...ctions and processes for managing incidents. It is for both combatants and Fencing Marshals. #Following that warning, the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge can suspend a fencer for any of the following reasons:

...ctions and processes for managing incidents. It is for both combatants and Fencing Marshals. #Following that warning, the Fencing Marshal-in-Charge can suspend a fencer for any of the following reasons:

...opponent from behind. The only time this changes is if a scenario allows [[Fencing:Using_Weapons_And_Defensive_Objects#Killing_from_behind | "killing from beh #Gunners are non-fencing combatants who are authorised to use a rubber band gun.

...opponent from behind. The only time this changes is if a scenario allows [[Fencing:Using_Weapons_And_Defensive_Objects#Killing_from_behind | "killing from beh #Gunners are non-fencing combatants who are authorised to use a rubber band gun.

...d_Combat:Handbook| Lochac Armoured Combat Fighters' Handbook and Marshals' Handbook]] *[[Fencing:Fencing Combat Handbook|Lochac Fencing Combat Handbook]]

...ing combat archery, siege, and tournament combat. These rules do not cover fencing, equestrian, or target archery activities; they are covered in separate man [[Category:Marshals Handbook | A]]

...ing combat archery, siege, and tournament combat. These rules do not cover fencing, equestrian, or target archery activities; they are covered in separate man [[Category:Marshals Draft Handbook | A]]

The [[Fencing:V6_Change_Log|changes]] between [https://sca.org.nz/wiki/index.php?title=Fi You can view the full change log [[Fencing:V6_Change_Log|here]].

...d!" stops combat for an entire field. There are no "local holds" in Lochac fencing. ...sion by the marshal, you can lodge an appeal in the process described in [[Fencing:Rules_For_Managing_Incidents|Rules for managing incidents]].

<span class="revision"> Revise for Lochac experimental procedures (steal from Fencing).</span> ...e "Experimental Weapons and Materials Procedures" of the Society Marshal's Handbook.

...d!" stops combat for an entire field. There are no "local holds" in Lochac fencing. ...sion by the marshal, you can lodge an appeal in the process described in [[Fencing:Rules_For_Managing_Incidents|Rules for managing incidents]].

#Participants must be authorised to compete in any fencing combat event or to serve as a marshal. ...ed that the Authorising Marshal observe rather than fight. The Authorising Fencing Marshal should discuss the fight with the fencer the candidate has fenced a

#Participants must be authorised to compete in any fencing combat event or to serve as a marshal. ...ed that the Authorising Marshal observe rather than fight. The Authorising Fencing Marshal should discuss the fight with the fencer the candidate has fenced a