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War Moots are war practice and training events for the Kingdom of An Tir. Sometimes they will be held in place of a normal branches heavy practice, or they often occur on a Sunday of an event. They are encouraged to be held in different regions, to ensure all of An Tir can practice similar tactics. | War Moots are war practice and training events for the Kingdom of An Tir. Sometimes they will be held in place of a normal branches heavy practice, or they often occur on a Sunday of an event. They are encouraged to be held in different regions, to ensure all of An Tir can practice similar tactics. | ||
War Moots are designed to train An Tir's troops to work together, and learn common tactics. Sir Daniel, the Kingdom Warlord Sir Hathawulf, and others have been instrumental in organizing and teaching at the Moots. | War Moots are designed to train An Tir's troops to work together, and learn common tactics. [[Daniel d’Antioch|Sir Daniel]], the Kingdom Warlord Sir Hathawulf, and others have been instrumental in organizing and teaching at the Moots. | ||
War moots have included lessons in moving as a unit, learning to be more aggressive, flanking, column charges, wedge charges, forming lances, and other topics. | War moots have included lessons in moving as a unit, learning to be more aggressive, flanking, column charges, wedge charges, forming lances, and other topics. | ||
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War Moots Defined
War Moots are war practice and training events for the Kingdom of An Tir. Sometimes they will be held in place of a normal branches heavy practice, or they often occur on a Sunday of an event. They are encouraged to be held in different regions, to ensure all of An Tir can practice similar tactics.
War Moots are designed to train An Tir's troops to work together, and learn common tactics. Sir Daniel, the Kingdom Warlord Sir Hathawulf, and others have been instrumental in organizing and teaching at the Moots.
War moots have included lessons in moving as a unit, learning to be more aggressive, flanking, column charges, wedge charges, forming lances, and other topics.
War Moot Events
Clan Carn Practice Site War Moot - 29 Oct, 2006/XLI
Three Mountains War Moot - 16 Mar, 2006/XLI
Blatha an Oir War Moot - 4 Feb 2006
Lions Gate War Practice and War Moot - 8 May 2005
Clan Carn Practice Site War Moot - 26 June 2005
Clan Carn/Wyewood War Moot - 29 Jan 2005
Aquaterra War Moot - 25 April 2004
Pictures
Clan Carn Pics from War Moot of June 26 2005
Clan Carn Pics from War Moot of Jan 29 2005
BAO Heavy Fighting Pics, includes 2004 War Moot Pics