common sense supersedes loopholes
1.3.3 – Non-obtrusive footwear (moccasins, earth-tone shoes, boots, sandals, etc.).
I have "special shoes" that I have to wear. My choices are limited to white sneakers (against the rules) and black work boots. I can wear the boots but don't know if they fit the rules either.
1.4.3 - Weapons, shields, garb, and armor may not have clearly mundane logos or prints, nor may be made with fluorescent/neon colors.
Can a cloak have a logo or advert for a person who makes garb if it is not a mundane logo? Did old time tailors mark the clothing they made?
3.3.2 - Leg: From the top of the foot (including ankle) to the torso (below the buttocks).
So to be leg, it has to be below the butt.
3.3.5 - Neck: Off limits to all weapon/shield strikes except yellow and white projectile weapons. NOTE: Neck is unaffected by hits from white projectile weapons.
4.6.1 - Rocks must be at least 4" in diameter
Hit to the head is a kill shot, but neck is no effect. I think this will become a problem. Where is the dividing line and how much of the rock has to be over it?
4.1.10 - Single-edged weapons such as glaives and cutlasses must have their non-striking edge clearly marked with a 12-inch piece of silver or gray tape at least 1 inch wide.
I was told tape was bad, that you could get cut and that is why the cloth covering. Non-striking edge, I get that but I know things happen.
4.2.3 - Blue weapons other than flails may have green stabbing tips or spikes.
4.4.3 - To penetrate armor, a green weapon must be thrust with both hands from the beginning of the thrust until it has connected solidly with the target.
So I can use a blue weapon with a green tip with two hands to penetrate armor?
4.5.3.8 - To better simulate the speed and power of real arrows in flight, the only things which can stop arrows are shields or Dagorhir-legal head armor such as a helmet or coif. Arrows cannot be caught, blocked, deflected, or knocked out of the air by anything else, including hands, feet, weapons, or other equipment. If an arrow is blocked intentionally with anything other than a body part, shield, or head armor, the fighter doing the blocking is dead automatically.
Hmmm, if a fighter did not know this rule ...
4.5.3.9 - Bows may be used to turn aside thrusts without suffering any damage. However, if a bow is hacked or smashed by a red or blue weapon, the bow is considered broken. A healer may heal a bow.
he swings the bow at my sword his bow is OK but if he isn't swinging when I swing his bow is broken?? I think I missed something and I read it 3 times
4.8 - Shield Bashing and Checking:
If they lost a leg, they will be on a knee right? If I try a shield check and they back up does it become a bash if I keep going?
6.10.4 - A Poem of Healing must then be recited or read aloud. The minimum length of a poem of healing is 180 syllables and must be approved at event check-in.
Do I have to make up my own poem or can I "steal" someone else's? I rather like this one by Gorbag:
"This is going to be quite painful to be honest. Not because it has to be, I do have all the tools at my disposal to make this completely painless, but there is no fun in that. No fun for me at least. You see, this is a thankless job, but somebody has got to do it. So I find small pleasures to make it worth my while. Such as making battle hardened warriors like yourself whine and moan like little bitches while I set their bones and stitch their flesh so that they can continue to serve their purpose.
I see the fear and indecision in your eyes. Is it worse to bleed to death here and now or to put yourself in this maniacs hands who will hurt you to heal you just so you can be thrown back to the wolves to be injured again. Well the choice is past, as well as my fun. You are healed."