Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Trope was cut/disambiguated due to cleanup
Deleted line(s) 24 (click to see context) :
** DropTheHammer, among the Weird Weapons.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Blade On A Stick has been disambiguated
Changed line(s) 21 (click to see context) from:
** BladeOnAStick, peppered across different episodes (Weird Weapons dealt with most of the polearms, Medieval Tournament mentioned the poleaxe, and spears appear here and there)
to:
** BladeOnAStick, Spears, peppered across different episodes (Weird Weapons dealt with most of the polearms, Medieval Tournament mentioned the poleaxe, and spears appear here and there)
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
An Axe To Grind is no longer a trope, ZCE
Deleted line(s) 21 (click to see context) :
** AnAxeToGrind, in the obvious episode.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 20 (click to see context) from:
* WeaponOfChoice: Almost all broad categories of weapons were covered:
to:
* WeaponOfChoice: WeaponBasedCharacterization: Almost all broad categories of weapons were covered:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Dewicked trope
Deleted line(s) 28 (click to see context) :
** KnifeNut, given an episode along with daggers.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Bald Of Awesome is being renamed and redefined per TRS decision
Deleted line(s) 10 (click to see context) :
* BaldOfAwesome: Peter always rocks the chrome dome.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* RainOfArrows: In "Bow and Arrow" Peter's assistants rain arrows down on a group of armored knights to see how useful such tactics would have been against properly protected opponents.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 4,7 (click to see context) from:
A show once on the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]], ''Conquest'' is an edutainment show about weapons, cultures, and tactics hosted by Peter Woodward and a rotating team. The typical formula of each episode involves an introduction to the topic at hand, an exploration of the topic's details, and a final team challenge, contest, or staged exhibition.
After its run, the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]] sort of disavowed all knowledge of its existence for a time, though episodes have begun re-airing on History Channel International and are being hosted on Youtube.
After its run, the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]] sort of disavowed all knowledge of its existence for a time, though episodes have begun re-airing on History Channel International and are being hosted on Youtube.
to:
A show once on the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]], Creator/TheHistoryChannel, ''Conquest'' is an edutainment show about weapons, cultures, and tactics hosted by Peter Woodward and a rotating team. The typical formula of each episode involves an introduction to the topic at hand, an exploration of the topic's details, and a final team challenge, contest, or staged exhibition.
After its run, the[[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]] Channel sort of disavowed all knowledge of its existence for a time, though episodes have begun re-airing on History Channel International and are being hosted on Youtube.
After its run, the
Changed line(s) 29 (click to see context) from:
** LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe, the most prominent of which being the scuta of the Roman legionnaries.
to:
** LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe, the most prominent of which being the scuta of the Roman legionnaries.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 14 (click to see context) from:
* {{Flynning}}: Some of their practiced routines involve it, though Peter Woodward does try to rein it in.
to:
* {{Flynning}}: Some Discussed and demonstrated in "Swords of their practiced routines involve it, though the Musketeers" with Peter Woodward does try then challenging the team to rein it in.come up with routines that don't simply feature two people exchanging blade strikes.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 11,12 (click to see context) from:
* TheBerserker: Addressed in the Axman episode, as well as why the concept was very effective. In his words:
--> "Pure 100% aggression, without any thought of self-defense, is very unusual...'''and absolutely terrifying'''."
--> "Pure 100% aggression, without any thought of self-defense, is very unusual...'''and absolutely terrifying'''."
to:
* TheBerserker: Addressed in Woodward argues that this tactic gives axes their edge. When confronted by a dubious team member, Woodward suggests a sparring session and reminds the Axman episode, as well as why man that he ''cannot'' pull back on his attacks after he's swung. He then launches into a screaming flurry that left the concept was very effective. In his words:
--> "Pureteammember fleeing in panic. Woodward concludes, ""Pure 100% aggression, without any thought of self-defense, is very unusual...'''and ''and absolutely terrifying'''.terrifying''."
--> "Pure
Deleted line(s) 15 (click to see context) :
** Throughout, he also maintains lots of weapons or tactics are completely useless in the given situation (like using a heavy greatsword and armor on board a ship, or [[{{BladeBrake}} riding your sword down a ship sail]]).
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Zero Context Example of renamed trope. The example doesn\'t say how it qualifies for the trope criteria and has been removed. Don\'t readd unless you can tell \'\'why\'\' it qualifies for the trope
Deleted line(s) 23 (click to see context) :
** TheArcher, both in long- and cross- forms in different episodes.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 23,33 (click to see context) from:
** TheArcher
** AnAxeToGrind
** BladeOnAStick, across different episodes
** CarryABigStick
** CoolSword
** DropTheHammer
** EpicFlail
** TheGunslinger
** KnifeNut
** LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe
** RoyalRapier
** AnAxeToGrind
** BladeOnAStick, across different episodes
** CarryABigStick
** CoolSword
** DropTheHammer
** EpicFlail
** TheGunslinger
** KnifeNut
** LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe
** RoyalRapier
to:
** TheArcher
TheArcher, both in long- and cross- forms in different episodes.
**AnAxeToGrind
AnAxeToGrind, in the obvious episode.
** BladeOnAStick, peppered across differentepisodes
episodes (Weird Weapons dealt with most of the polearms, Medieval Tournament mentioned the poleaxe, and spears appear here and there)
**CarryABigStick
CarryABigStick, whenever clubs are appropriate.
**CoolSword
CoolSword, whether short, long, ancient bronze, medieval steel, [[{{RoyalRapier}} rapier]], or [[{{Ninja}} stealthy]].
**DropTheHammer
DropTheHammer, among the Weird Weapons.
**EpicFlail
EpicFlail, also among the Weird Weapons.
**TheGunslinger
TheGunslinger, in the Early Firearms, Pirate, and Urban Ops episodes.
**KnifeNut
KnifeNut, given an episode along with daggers.
**LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe
** RoyalRapierLuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe, the most prominent of which being the scuta of the Roman legionnaries.
**
** BladeOnAStick, peppered across different
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
** RoyalRapier
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 22 (click to see context) from:
* WeaponOfChoice: Almost all broad categories of melee weapons were covered:
to:
* WeaponOfChoice: Almost all broad categories of melee weapons were covered:
Added DiffLines:
** TheGunslinger
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
* [[{{ArtisticLicenseMartialArts}} Artistic License - Martial]] [[{{Flynning}} Arts]] and [[{{HollywoodTactics}} Tactics]]: Peter Woodward correctly points out that a lot of the Hollywood stuff is completely useless in a real fight. A few of them sneak into some of the rehearsed routines and final staged fights anyway, for the very reason they were used in the first place: a combination of safety and flash.
* BaldOfAwesome: Peter always rocks the chrome dome.
* TheBerserker: Addressed in the Axman episode, as well as why the concept was very effective. In his words:
--> "Pure 100% aggression, without any thought of self-defense, is very unusual...'''and absolutely terrifying'''."
* BaldOfAwesome: Peter always rocks the chrome dome.
* TheBerserker: Addressed in the Axman episode, as well as why the concept was very effective. In his words:
--> "Pure 100% aggression, without any thought of self-defense, is very unusual...'''and absolutely terrifying'''."
Changed line(s) 10 (click to see context) from:
* CatchPhrase: Peter Woodward thinks a lot of weapons are magnificent.
to:
* CatchPhrase: In the earlier episodes, Peter Woodward thinks thought a lot of weapons were either magnificent or very nasty.
** Throughout, he also maintains lots of weapons or tactics aremagnificent.completely useless in the given situation (like using a heavy greatsword and armor on board a ship, or [[{{BladeBrake}} riding your sword down a ship sail]]).
* {{Flynning}}: Some of their practiced routines involve it, though Peter Woodward does try to rein it in.
** Throughout, he also maintains lots of weapons or tactics are
* {{Flynning}}: Some of their practiced routines involve it, though Peter Woodward does try to rein it in.
* LargeHam: Peter Woodward's intensity and energetic treatment of the topics sets him apart from a lot of other hosts.
Changed line(s) 14 (click to see context) from:
* ThemeParkVersion: They usually get the basics of the topic right, but miss on several details and have to reuse props, even if they're not historically accurate to the period in question.
to:
* ThemeParkVersion: They usually get the basics of the topic right, but whether due to lack of budget or time (or both), miss on several details and have to reuse props, even if they're not historically accurate to the period in question.accurate.
* WeaponOfChoice: Almost all broad categories of melee weapons were covered:
** TheArcher
** AnAxeToGrind
** BladeOnAStick, across different episodes
** CarryABigStick
** CoolSword
** DropTheHammer
** EpicFlail
** KnifeNut
** LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe
** RoyalRapier
* WeaponOfChoice: Almost all broad categories of melee weapons were covered:
** TheArcher
** AnAxeToGrind
** BladeOnAStick, across different episodes
** CarryABigStick
** CoolSword
** DropTheHammer
** EpicFlail
** KnifeNut
** LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe
** RoyalRapier
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Looks like a jab. Moving YMMV to YMMV
Changed line(s) 4,5 (click to see context) from:
A show once on the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]], ''Conquest'' is an edutainment show (emphasis on the entertainment) about weapons, cultures, and tactics hosted by Peter Woodward and a rotating team. The typical formula of each episode involves an introduction to the topic at hand, an exploration of the topic's details, and a final team challenge, contest, or staged exhibition.
to:
A show once on the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]], ''Conquest'' is an edutainment show (emphasis on the entertainment) about weapons, cultures, and tactics hosted by Peter Woodward and a rotating team. The typical formula of each episode involves an introduction to the topic at hand, an exploration of the topic's details, and a final team challenge, contest, or staged exhibition.
Deleted line(s) 13,14 (click to see context) :
* [[{{MST3KMantra}} MST3K Mantra]]: It was an entertainment show. People looking for a scholarly treatise on the finer points of the Battle of Hastings might try opening a book instead. People here to watch Peter Woodward swing an axe at a guy while screaming like a madman, on the other hand...
* NarmCharm: Peter Woodward and the Conquest team got to go to work and play barbarian or ninja or start throwing knives at targets. Quite understandably, they have a lot of fun throughout despite the lack of polish, and it shows.
* NarmCharm: Peter Woodward and the Conquest team got to go to work and play barbarian or ninja or start throwing knives at targets. Quite understandably, they have a lot of fun throughout despite the lack of polish, and it shows.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
-->''Whether it's ancient combat or modern sports, winning is what it's all about...but how do you win? This man has learned the hard way. Now, he's ready to show you!''\\
--'''Episode intro'''
A show once on the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]], ''Conquest'' is an edutainment show (emphasis on the entertainment) about weapons, cultures, and tactics hosted by Peter Woodward and a rotating team. The typical formula of each episode involves an introduction to the topic at hand, an exploration of the topic's details, and a final team challenge, contest, or staged exhibition.
After its run, the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]] sort of disavowed all knowledge of its existence for a time, though episodes have begun re-airing on History Channel International and are being hosted on Youtube.
!!Conquest provides examples of:
* ButtMonkey: In some of the earlier episodes, Peter Woodward just couldn't seem to avoid getting clobbered.
* CatchPhrase: Peter Woodward thinks a lot of weapons are magnificent.
* GroinAttack: A fairly common weapon in Peter Woodward's arsenal.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Episodes have been quite hard to come by, and the History Channel seemed to have more or less "[[{{OrwellianRetcon}} forgotten]]" the series before re-airing episodes on their International channel.
* [[{{MST3KMantra}} MST3K Mantra]]: It was an entertainment show. People looking for a scholarly treatise on the finer points of the Battle of Hastings might try opening a book instead. People here to watch Peter Woodward swing an axe at a guy while screaming like a madman, on the other hand...
* NarmCharm: Peter Woodward and the Conquest team got to go to work and play barbarian or ninja or start throwing knives at targets. Quite understandably, they have a lot of fun throughout despite the lack of polish, and it shows.
* ScreamingWarrior: As the Axman, Pirate, and Weird Weapons episodes aptly indicate, Peter Woodward seems to enjoy attacking while bellowing at the top of his lungs.
* ThemeParkVersion: They usually get the basics of the topic right, but miss on several details and have to reuse props, even if they're not historically accurate to the period in question.
--'''Episode intro'''
A show once on the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]], ''Conquest'' is an edutainment show (emphasis on the entertainment) about weapons, cultures, and tactics hosted by Peter Woodward and a rotating team. The typical formula of each episode involves an introduction to the topic at hand, an exploration of the topic's details, and a final team challenge, contest, or staged exhibition.
After its run, the [[{{TheHistoryChannel}} History Channel]] sort of disavowed all knowledge of its existence for a time, though episodes have begun re-airing on History Channel International and are being hosted on Youtube.
!!Conquest provides examples of:
* ButtMonkey: In some of the earlier episodes, Peter Woodward just couldn't seem to avoid getting clobbered.
* CatchPhrase: Peter Woodward thinks a lot of weapons are magnificent.
* GroinAttack: A fairly common weapon in Peter Woodward's arsenal.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Episodes have been quite hard to come by, and the History Channel seemed to have more or less "[[{{OrwellianRetcon}} forgotten]]" the series before re-airing episodes on their International channel.
* [[{{MST3KMantra}} MST3K Mantra]]: It was an entertainment show. People looking for a scholarly treatise on the finer points of the Battle of Hastings might try opening a book instead. People here to watch Peter Woodward swing an axe at a guy while screaming like a madman, on the other hand...
* NarmCharm: Peter Woodward and the Conquest team got to go to work and play barbarian or ninja or start throwing knives at targets. Quite understandably, they have a lot of fun throughout despite the lack of polish, and it shows.
* ScreamingWarrior: As the Axman, Pirate, and Weird Weapons episodes aptly indicate, Peter Woodward seems to enjoy attacking while bellowing at the top of his lungs.
* ThemeParkVersion: They usually get the basics of the topic right, but miss on several details and have to reuse props, even if they're not historically accurate to the period in question.