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| Dual Wielding Treatise I Written by Myrwan vir Debur |
| "The Art of Fencing: Thoughts on Theory and Practical Advice" Allows you to learn the following Dual Wielding abilities: Flurry of Strikes Deflect Dual Wielding Training Dying Fervor Reading this book grants some Experience. |
Essays by Myrwan vir Debur are known for their thoroughness and comprehensiveness - after all, he is still the greatest fencer in Aldor, even though his years are starting to catch up with him. 100 |
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... I'm obviously aware of the existence of dwarven berserkers, elven dervishes, and the duelists from the Bronze Isles who prefer fighting with two blades instead of one - I even had the pleasure to meet one of them personally. Alas, my memory isn't what it used to be, so I can't recall the name of that noble warrior. An old friend of my late tutor, he left the Bronze Isles just before it cut all ties with the outside world.
After losing his homeland, he decided to make a living by teaching swordsmanship to youngsters - I was fortunate to take a couple lessons from him back in the day. He preferred to teach a bunch of students at the same time, sparring with five or six opponents simultaneously. It goes without saying, he never failed to give us a thrashing - it felt as if his blades had a mind of their own, striking in every direction at once.
But what did it cost him? Years upon years of grueling practice, starting from early childhood and throughout his entire life, day after day... For this very reason I don't take dual wielding seriously. Even to an experienced fencer a buckler is a hundredfold more useful than a second blade. Unless you actually know what you're doing, dual wielding will only result in your quick demise...
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