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'''Hjortpasset''' is a sport originating from the [[Nystapi People]] in the 1980s during Nystapi renaissance. Hjortpasset being the largest [[Borea|Borean]]-originated sport played outside of [[Borea]], being played in [[Concord]], in far-west [[Yasteria]] namely [[Eyjaria]], [[Federation of the Southern Coast|Federation]], [[Helslandr]], [[Pledonia|Pledonié]] and [[Nakosa|Nacrésia]]. The sport became included into the [[Norgsveltian Crown Realm#Ullr-Yunyøn Games|Ullr-Yunyøn Games]] in 2007, and has several international organizations for tournaments. In universities primary in [[Federation of the Southern Coast|Federation]] and [[Norgsveldet]], have establish their own leagues of play. There are different styles of play, but the most common one is traditional Nystapi Hjortpasset of play. The first international tournament was held in [[Blaskog]] in 1992, with the first intercontinental game being held in [[Osfjord]], [[Norgsveldet]]. The largest tournament in the world is the North Concordian Hjortpasset League, the final game being always played [[République C.D]], formally it was always started in [[Lapliszna|Neylapdor]] but due to the [[Syrtænzna Dissolution War]] in 2022. The future starting games will be held in Sverdstrand, in [[Eyjaria]].

Lapérouse Peninsula rules differ from traditional rules, in particular in team sizes with having 3025 players per team and 10 players in the field at any given time. Field is split down the middle, and teams can place obstacles, traps and structures on their side of the field. Equipment for both weapons and equipment largely increased due to changes in combat rules. As instead of trying to knock down the opponent, the aim is to mark the opponent with a paint. If the person has been covered in paint three times, then they are out of the game. However if they have been hit with a paint once, they are required to return to the base's armory/team station until next period. New equipment are now including sling-shots for paint, and protective face covering. Game rounds are now ten minutes long and are played over the course of foursix rounds. Placement of structures, like obstacles or traps cannot moved after being placed and are placed during the first period while the game is in play. Additionally point goal is increased to twenty points, with skulls being worth four points instead of just the one and knocking out of players is worth single point. Each round/period, both teams changes the color of paint used.