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Heroic Knight
 
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| Do you get healer's knee? How do you treat it? how do you prevent it? I normally have a mat or a cloak I can fold over to pad my knee.
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Heroic Knight
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| healers knee? is that where you keep kneeling down and so get bad/painfull knees? if so have you thought of nipping to B&Q and grabbing a pair of the knee guards that builders use (they are on there knees alot) you can get leather ones or get other types that you could then pop some leather/metal over and fit them in style to your armour/costume? (also can add more padding to where you need it specificly)
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Famer3 (3/30/2008)
Do you get healer's knee? How do you treat it? how do you prevent it?
I normally have a mat or a cloak I can fold over to pad my knee.
Presumably this is a nasty ache due to damp knees?
If you don't want to go for pads you could go for wool trousers, as wool doesn't carry water like cotton or denim. You could even put an extra layer of fabric on the back of the knee for extra resistance/padding.
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Famer3 (3/30/2008)
Do you get healer's knee? How do you treat it? how do you prevent it?
I normally have a mat or a cloak I can fold over to pad my knee.Presumably this is a nasty ache due to damp knees? If you don't want to go for pads you could go for wool trousers, as wool doesn't carry water like cotton or denim. You could even put an extra layer of fabric on the back of the knee for extra resistance/padding. Its also bad when you get light-headed too...
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Wag
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| Healers knee? Dont be lazy and squat instead?
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Wag
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Just kneel on the injured party?
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Shelford (4/7/2008)
Just kneel on the injured party?That is an absolutely brilliant suggestion. I shall institute it Faction wide immeadiately....
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Shelford (4/7/2008)
Just kneel on the injured party?If the rules say contact is required then can't you just stay standing up and put your foot on them? 
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