
CapitAl City Clash
Saturday, Jan 27th - sunday Jan 28th
Divisions
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The Standard Saber Division in The Saber Legion (TSL) is a classic 1v1 fighter division that features the use of a single saber. It highlights the essence of traditional lightsaber combat and showcases the skill and expertise of each fighter in a thrilling one-on-one competition.
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Exotic Weapons Saber Division of The Saber Legion (TSL). This division allows fighters to showcase their creativity and skills by using an array of unique weapons including pikes, dual-wielded sabers, crossguards, staffs, and standard sabers in intense 1v1 battles, pushing the boundaries of lightsaber combat.xt goes here
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Empowering women in lightsaber combat, the Women's Division in The Saber Legion (TSL) offers a platform exclusively for female fighters to showcase their skills in intense 1v1 battles using a single saber. This division embraces diversity, fosters camaraderie, and celebrates the strength and talent of women in the world of lightsaber combat.
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The goal of TSL is to allow members from every background to compete together in a safe, fun, and exciting way. The Unity tournament is another way we fulfill that mission by offering a continuous-fighting format with solid-contact rules. This is recommended for those with martial arts experience or want to do something that might feel more reminiscent of the fighting in the Star Wars movies. It is more demanding and does have a few more requirements. Attendees should be aware of the differences in requirements before attempting to participate in this event at any tournament.
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the Redemption Single Elimination Brackets. This division is designed to give fighters a second chance to showcase their skills and advance through the ranks. In the event that participants do not progress past the initial pool stages, they will have another opportunity to prove themselves through the Redemption Single Elimination Bracket. This format is geared towards promoting the growth and development of fighters while providing fair and impartial evaluations