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   * Aldori Duelling Sword, Falcata & Buckler, Rapier, Rapier & Dagger, Rapier & Buckler, Short Sword & Short Sword are all permitted)   * Aldori Duelling Sword, Falcata & Buckler, Rapier, Rapier & Dagger, Rapier & Buckler, Short Sword & Short Sword are all permitted)
   * Contestants may cast spells, once the duel has started.  Spells used MUST NOT have any effect that reaches beyond the Duelling Table.  It is presumed that most casters will restrict themselves to personal or touch spells.  However, that isn’t a requirement.   * Contestants may cast spells, once the duel has started.  Spells used MUST NOT have any effect that reaches beyond the Duelling Table.  It is presumed that most casters will restrict themselves to personal or touch spells.  However, that isn’t a requirement.
 +  * Stepping off of the Table, conceded the duel.
  
 Note:  The walls of the salon are hung with a number of blades and bucklers for use in duels.  Rapiers, duelling swords and falcata predominate, but also includes any light piercing blade, from the simple or martial lists, that is primarily used as a melee weapon.  All weapons and bucklers are Master work quality, but are not enchanted.  They are all partially blunted, and do 50 % lethal damage and 50% Non-Lethal damage.  When the total of Lethal and Non-Lethal damage falls below 1 the character is defeated.  However, the Non-Lethal damage has disappeared next morning. Note:  The walls of the salon are hung with a number of blades and bucklers for use in duels.  Rapiers, duelling swords and falcata predominate, but also includes any light piercing blade, from the simple or martial lists, that is primarily used as a melee weapon.  All weapons and bucklers are Master work quality, but are not enchanted.  They are all partially blunted, and do 50 % lethal damage and 50% Non-Lethal damage.  When the total of Lethal and Non-Lethal damage falls below 1 the character is defeated.  However, the Non-Lethal damage has disappeared next morning.
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