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Final Day to Save 40% on the New I.33 Course

Dear Fellow Sword Fighter,

If you want to:

  • Unlock 700-year-old martial concepts & sword fighting technique
  • Understand the merits and limitations of attacking with cuts
  • Master measure and timing
  • Train with clear, precise instructions
  • Apply core martial concepts to your fencing
  • Deepen your understanding of martial legacy & lineage across European sword arts
  • Prevail against left-handers as well as right-handers
  • Get guidance for designing constructive exercises

Then now is the time.

The 40% launch discount for Schutzen – Fighting with Sword & Buckler 2 ends in a couple of hours at midnight CET.

Enrol before the offer disappears in a few hours!

Available as a one-time purchase or in monthly instalments.
Both options are priced the same and grant you unlimited, lifetime access across all your devices.

Train hard and with purpose,
Roland & Cornelius

P.S. Still missing the foundational course? The Medieval Art of Fighting with Sword & Buckler 1 is currently available at 35% off—the perfect way to start or complete your I.33 journey.


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I’m Roland Warzecha — professional illustrator and swordsman. The name Dimicator comes from the Latin for “sword fighter.” I share cutting-edge research into historical martial arts, focusing in particular on Viking and high medieval sword-and-shield combat. My work is carried out in collaboration with museums, fellow martial artists, and scholars around the world.

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