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The Rose Code has been created to organize and maintain a consistent structure and understanding of the Order of Rose as it moves into the future. Herein are the rules and regulations that shall safeguard the principles held dear by the Order and guide its members in governing the affairs of the Order of the Rose. See Bylaw I
Thought I’d take a minute and jot down some thoughts that have been stuck with me over the last few weeks.
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Check out our ongoing list of great beginner drills that anyone can try at home or at practice.
Every member of Terrasylvae is asked to complete the Code of Conduct and Accident/Injury Waiver. Please print off a copy and return it to an Officer.
Eventually, you may wonder where to get the equipment for our various activities. Look no further!
Review a compiled list of Swordsmen and their chosen tabard colors.
It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been fencing or if you’re fencing at all. Everyone has a Bag of Tricks and it’s usually kept in your back pocket.
The following is an introductory excerpt from the Original Order of the Rose Training Manual as written by Damian Azure, Fenton Monterro, and other members of the Order of the Rose. You can download the full manual using the attachment link below.
The following is an introductory excerpt from the Small Unit Tactics for Light Weapons Manual as written by the Blue Company in the Outlands. You can download the full manual using the attachment link below.
The following is an introductory excerpt from the Scola Metallorum Rapier Training Manual as authored by Lord Randal The Malcontent (Randal Ames) and other members of the Blue Company in the Outlands. You can download the full manual using the attachment link below.
As you’ve probably determined, emotional intelligence can be a key to success in your life – especially in your career (with a sword).
Each one of us must develop the mature emotional intelligence skills required to better understand, empathize and negotiate with other people — particularly as the community has become more global. Otherwise, success will elude us in our lives and fencing careers.
Understanding ourselves better is the best foundation for being able to discover and develop our potential with a sword.