Planning: Armored cut 'n' thrust deed at Pennsic 2012

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Re: Planning: Armored cut 'n' thrust deed at Pennsic 2012

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I would love to- I just don't have the C&T auth or a blade for it.
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guess i have to get C&t authed
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Re: Planning: Armored cut 'n' thrust deed at Pennsic 2012

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Ken Mondschein wrote:My challenge bout with Robert Downey went so well that I propose a formal Deed of Arms for next Pennsic!
  • -Participants shall attempt to outfit themselves in 14th or 15th century kit
BOOOOOOOOOOO! from the 13th century gallery.
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Re: Planning: Armored cut 'n' thrust deed at Pennsic 2012

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If you would like to have some fun Sir Corby, just let me know when and where. It really doesn't matter to me which century you are from.
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