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Created page with "The act of testing and confirming the ability of a participant in armored combat or rapier combat, accomplished and supervised by marshals. An authorized combatant may participate in the appropriate activities in any tournament or practice. Participants in a practice need not be authorized yet. Subsequent weapon authorizations are generally obtained separately, although there are cases where one or more styles can be gained at once (for example, 2-..."

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The act of testing and confirming the ability of a participant in [[armored combat]] or [[rapier combat]], accomplished and supervised by [[marshal]]s. An authorized combatant may participate in the appropriate activities in any [[tournament]] or [[practice]]. Participants in a practice need not be authorized yet.

Subsequent weapon authorizations are generally obtained separately, although there are cases where one or more styles can be gained at once (for example, 2-handed thrust (spear) and polearm or 1-handed thrust (dagger) and sword & shield). Initial authorization does not imply a great level of skill, but merely competence in the attempted style, knowledge of the rules and ability to participate in a manner safe to the fighter and to his or her opponent. Advanced authorizations require a greater display of skill.

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