/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>8979917
depend on what you count as grappling beucae I heard that for some people grappling is simply grabbing the arm of others.

Anyway I give you that that the huge majority of injures comes from outside of combat and mainly the "falling on things" and "I was such a retard I forgot to eat/drink" and stuff.
But the grapling I've experienced here was mostly the various locks and throwing people. The throwing people is what mostly ended bad, for obvious reasons.

But even that can be done safely if the participants know each other and train with each other.

>>8805124
well, there are guidelines, but the baseline is whatever you do to the other characters you have to assume he will no how to react to it. And when someone injures your character you have to figure out what kind of injury is that and act accordingly or to your best knowledge. So if someone pokes your fingers a little's sad but it won't hurt you that much. If someone slashes at you while having chainmail you can most of the time ignore it. If someone stabs you in the stomach you will most probably out o the fight and try not to bleed out, etc.
there aren't any fighting skills whatsoever (and only a handful of other)
unarmed fight and grappling is allowed to a light level as long as both participants can do it safely. And obviously if you know the other guy and for example train with him since X years you are allowed to do more things against him if he is also okay with it. pic related