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A Squire is a student of a Knight or a Master of Arms who teaches them armored (rattan or steel) combat. They are recognizable by their wearing of a red belt or baldric, a symbol of their association. | A Squire is a student of a [[Knight]] or a Master of Arms who teaches them armored (rattan or steel) combat. They are recognizable by their wearing of a red belt or baldric, a symbol of their association. | ||
Red belts and baldrics are not restricted to squires by sumptuary law, but there is a strong tradition in the Society identifying red as the color of squires. | Red belts and baldrics are not restricted to squires by sumptuary law, but there is a strong tradition in the Society identifying red as the color of squires. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:13, 15 June 2023
A Squire is a student of a Knight or a Master of Arms who teaches them armored (rattan or steel) combat. They are recognizable by their wearing of a red belt or baldric, a symbol of their association.
Red belts and baldrics are not restricted to squires by sumptuary law, but there is a strong tradition in the Society identifying red as the color of squires.