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| − | In many Amtgard kingdoms, it is traditional that when a person is dubbed a knight that all of the knights present welcome and congratulate this person by punching them in the shoulder or chest. This is known historically as a buffet (BUFF-it, not buff-AY) or colee (kohl-AY). Many kingdoms and knights choose not to administer a punch, but instead congratulate the newly dubbed knight with hugs, kisses, or other more creative means of welcome. The long buffet lines at the largest [[Clan|Gatherings of the Clans]] are the stuff of legend, as newly dubbed knights endured 30-50 punches from their new brothers and sisters. | + | In many Amtgard [[kingdoms]], it is traditional that when a person is [[dubbed]] a [[knight]] that all of the knights present welcome and congratulate this person by punching them in the shoulder or chest. This is known historically as a buffet (BUFF-it, not buff-AY) or colee (kohl-AY). Many kingdoms and knights choose not to administer a punch, but instead congratulate the newly dubbed knight with hugs, kisses, or other more creative means of welcome. The long buffet lines at the largest [[Clan|Gatherings of the Clans]] are the stuff of legend, as newly dubbed knights endured 30-50 punches from their new brothers and sisters. |
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Revision as of 14:55, 29 January 2008
In many Amtgard kingdoms, it is traditional that when a person is dubbed a knight that all of the knights present welcome and congratulate this person by punching them in the shoulder or chest. This is known historically as a buffet (BUFF-it, not buff-AY) or colee (kohl-AY). Many kingdoms and knights choose not to administer a punch, but instead congratulate the newly dubbed knight with hugs, kisses, or other more creative means of welcome. The long buffet lines at the largest Gatherings of the Clans are the stuff of legend, as newly dubbed knights endured 30-50 punches from their new brothers and sisters.
