Fright often occurs, caused by the unexpected.
In large-scale strategy you can frighten the enemy not by what you
present to their eyes, but by shouting, making a small force seem large,
or by threatening them from the flank without warning. These things all
frighten. You can win by making best use of the enemy's frightened
rhythm.

In single combat, also, you must use the advantage of taking the enemy
unawares by frightening him with your body, long sword, or voice, to
defeat him. You should research this well.

- RT

Penned by my hand on the 19th of Lupar, in the year 372 AF.