Submitted by NickMcWilliam on May 26, 2014 - 10:27am.
So obviously.
sammitch
Submitted by sammitch on May 27, 2014 - 7:16pm.
So, what's the etiquette? You're walking down the street with your broadsword and a careless stranger [also carrying a broadsword] scuffs your new shoes. Is it just instantly "on" or does someone have to slap the other in the face with a glove?
Son of Grean
Submitted by Son of Grean on May 28, 2014 - 11:16am.
You never slap, oh delicious one, the proper etiquette is to smash the other bugger's nose in with your mailed gauntlet.
But, yeah throwing it in their face is the right thing to do.
Θωμας
Submitted by Θωμας on May 28, 2014 - 10:04pm.
Throwing it in their face is un-chivalrous and rude.
Proper etiquette is to throw DOWN the gauntlet, i.e. near their feet. The challenge is accepted by picking up said gauntlet and handing it back to you. The challenge is refused by ignoring it.
NickMcWilliam
Submitted by NickMcWilliam on May 29, 2014 - 1:56pm.
I have been taught a very un-chivalrous method of duelling. When the other person bends down to pick up the gauntlet or glove, you draw your sword and run them through while they are on the ground. Naturally, that's not the way I conduct myself in combat.
Jam
Submitted by Jam on May 28, 2014 - 11:49pm.
No joke - I almost got in a fight recently in a similar fashion
NickMcWilliam
Submitted by NickMcWilliam on May 29, 2014 - 1:57pm.
I will need to hear that story at some point.
sleadley
Submitted by sleadley on June 1, 2014 - 7:03am.
The etiquette is to wait for the Président du Jury to say "Prêt, Allez." and then you cut their heart out.
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So obviously.
So, what's the etiquette? You're walking down the street with your broadsword and a careless stranger [also carrying a broadsword] scuffs your new shoes. Is it just instantly "on" or does someone have to slap the other in the face with a glove?
You never slap, oh delicious one, the proper etiquette is to smash the other bugger's nose in with your mailed gauntlet.
But, yeah throwing it in their face is the right thing to do.
Throwing it in their face is un-chivalrous and rude.
Proper etiquette is to throw DOWN the gauntlet, i.e. near their feet. The challenge is accepted by picking up said gauntlet and handing it back to you. The challenge is refused by ignoring it.
I have been taught a very un-chivalrous method of duelling. When the other person bends down to pick up the gauntlet or glove, you draw your sword and run them through while they are on the ground. Naturally, that's not the way I conduct myself in combat.
No joke - I almost got in a fight recently in a similar fashion
I will need to hear that story at some point.
The etiquette is to wait for the Président du Jury to say "Prêt, Allez." and then you cut their heart out.