The Etiquette Of Killing In Duels
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Killing one’s foe is the goal of some duels and unacceptable in others, based on circumstances
and prior agreements.
Killing a foe in a duel to
the first strike or incapacitation is a tragic acci-
dent at best and possible
murder at worst.
Killing one’s foe in a duel
to first blood is unusual
and frowned upon, but not strictly dishonorable.
Obviously, killing one’s foe is the point of a duel
to the death. Sparing one’s foe can be seen as
extremely disrespectful unless done very deftly.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 6: Scenes and Conflicts › Duels › Setting the Terms · p. 258
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Killing one’s foe is the goal of some duels and unacceptable in others, based on circumstances
and prior agreements.
Killing a foe in a duel to
the first strike or incapacitation is a tragic acci-
dent at best and possible
murder at worst.
Killing one’s foe in a duel
to first blood is unusual
and frowned upon, but not strictly dishonorable.
Obviously, killing one’s foe is the point of a duel
to the death. Sparing one’s foe can be seen as
extremely disrespectful unless done very deftly.