Forms

Combat Shelf

The An Tir Library Combat Shelf contains the following documents (among others) that can be printed out from pdf format:

I will link below the various documents that I have found useful in keeping lists for both Heavy and Rapier tournaments. Others will be added as needed.

The An Tir Book of Combat, 8th Edition (2007) pdf

The An Tir Book of Youth Armoured Combat (2008)

The An Tir Book of Target

Kingdom of An Tir Royal Archer Home Page

On Target Online

Rapier Combat Handbook (January 2007) pdf

Equestrian Activities within the Kingdom of An Tir

Thrown Weapons Resources

Forms for use by Lists

Yolande's checklist for List Keepers

(aka What should I bring/have with me)

Registration Form

Double-Elimination form (aka bowling sheet)

NOTE: Many double-elimination tourneys are run

with "Knights/Dons Advantage" which means that

Knights/Dons are paired with unranked fighters

until it becomes necessary to pair them with

ranked fighters. Remember that only fighting

titles have any place on the fighting field.

Herald Cards

These are the 3" x 5" cards used to pair fighters.

Copy this page onto cardstock for durability.

When giving the paired cards to the Heralds, the

card of the higher ranked fighter goes on top. The

pairings are then alternated (one pair |, one pair --,

and so on.

Lists Reporting Form

This is a great document for reporting on any

tournament. Forward a copy to Principality Lists

(if applicable) and Kingdom Lists.

Round Robin pairing list

This is a handy pairing list I found on the Web.

I think it was originally for a volleyball tournament

but it works for our purposes too.

Round Robin forms

There are multiple tabs across the bottom

with 2 sheets on each tab (Tabs 9-10 and

11-12 are designed to be back-to-back.

Pairing are already listed in each box

Squire/Cadet Tourney form

Usually run in 2 sessions of 30 or 40 minutes with

a 10 or 15 minute break between the sessions.

Sometimes losses are not recorded, but if you

wish to have a winner for "Most Fights" they

should be.

Win/Loss Recording Sheet

Use after the tourney to legibly print

(alphabetically is best) the totals for each fighter.

This should then be posted. This form is usually

what other people will want copies of (see below).

Carbon paper can be a real lifesaver when multiple people "have to have" copies of the lists before you leave the event. With little to no access to copiers while on site, this is the next best thing.