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Old 03-10-2005, 04:01 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by Ryne
It's a lunge, A backs up. Both have completed an action.
Ballestra is an attack. A does not move, therefore it's attack/counterattack touch right to B.

A didn't take the blade therefore B's new attack should have right of way.
I'm not following how B's remise or reprise takes right of way over A's attack.
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I'm not following how B's remise or reprise takes right of way over A's attack.

i think what he meant was

It's a lunge, A backs up. Both have completed an action.
Ballestra is an attack. B does not move, therefore it's attack/counterattack touch right to A.

B didn't take the blade therefore A's new attack should have right of way.
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