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Published: 2015-01-03 07:33:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 36105; Favourites: 619; Downloads: 0
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Two illustrations of anti-armour techniques for the Armour Expansion of Audatia, the medieval swordfighting card game.ΒWith permission from Growl Partnership Oy.
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Awesome! Also this kids, is why you wear your sallet with a bevor!
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Thank you, LordCommander. I dream of an alternate version of this piece with the bevor included. The expression of disappointment on the attacker's face...Β Β
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I can imagine that would be quite disappointing for the enterprising fencing master haha
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Good detail, like the application in crimson to the clothing.
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Europe so alive with civilization these middle ages as Christendom stabilizes the dark ages of the Migration Period.
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That's how it looked like, no clashing swords
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For more than I try,Β I can not stop thinking about Dark Souls.
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Didn't think opening an opponent's visor would be in the chivalry convention.
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It certainly doesn't seem very polite. But the rudeness doesn't end there - Fiore's manual has also inspired us to include to the deck a technique called "Elbow Push and Arse Stab"...Β
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very interesting, is it all derived from the medieval fighting manuals?
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Yes, the 4 Audatia decks (3 characters + the Armour Expansion Pack) published so far are based onΒ Fiore dei Liberi's manual. Next, we are moving on toΒ Johannes Liechtenauer's manual to create the basic decks for a German style of longsword combat.Β
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