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You read Lord of the Rings - They Live it.
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"Dark age Europe meets Tolkien's Middle Earth in a safe and action-packed national live action battle game."
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Garb for Dagorhir
Dagorhir costume regulations are fairly simple, there are no character
classes. The flavor of garb that a person wears is
typically demonstrative of their persona, location, or interests. They could carry a Dagorhir sword or Dagorhir weapon.
Membership includes people with both historical and Tolkien leanings.
Within the historical arena, there is everything ranging from Vikings to Romans to Celts and more.
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| Official Rules from: http://www.dagorhir.com/dagorhir/Rules.htm
| | 1.3. | A costume that meets or preferably exceeds minimum Dagorhir
requirements which are:
| | 1.3.1. | A tunic of crotch length or longer. This requirement may be waived
only if the rest of the costume (pants, boots, etc.) is of exceptional
quality and appearance.
| | 1.3.2. | Medieval-style (baggy) pants, kilt, skirt, etc.
| | 1.3.3. | Medieval-style footwear (moccasins, boots that are not blatantly
non-medieval in style, earth-tone shoes with leggings, etc.).
| | 1.4. | Forbidden Garments: Include blue jeans, white shoes, camouflage
patterns such as military fatigues, exposed T-shirts, modern hats, real
swords or knives (even in sheaths or cases, worn or carried) during combat
or fighting.
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