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   * **Riposte**: On a successful parry -- and only on a successful parry -- the defending fencer may strike a riposte. This may be a cutting strike to the attacker's arm (if playing with beginners and/or low gear) or a thrust to any opening (better for the more experienced and the geared up). Success here is defined for the defender as landing the riposte and for the attacker as parrying the riposte in turn.   * **Riposte**: On a successful parry -- and only on a successful parry -- the defending fencer may strike a riposte. This may be a cutting strike to the attacker's arm (if playing with beginners and/or low gear) or a thrust to any opening (better for the more experienced and the geared up). Success here is defined for the defender as landing the riposte and for the attacker as parrying the riposte in turn.
   * **All In**: This variant combines the **Remise** and **Riposte** variants in that a riposte may be made if and only if an attack is parried, and a second attack may be made if the first attack is parried. At speed, this will be chaos.   * **All In**: This variant combines the **Remise** and **Riposte** variants in that a riposte may be made if and only if an attack is parried, and a second attack may be made if the first attack is parried. At speed, this will be chaos.
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 +Adding off-hand weapons:
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 +  * Since the method studied for off-hand weapons emphasises the off-hand weapon's use as a control tool, this variant modified the **riposte** version above in this way. On a successful parry of the opponent's attack with the sword, if the defender controls it -- and only if the defender controls it -- with the off-hand weapons, are they permitted to riposte.
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 For the Basic game, the scoring table looks like this: For the Basic game, the scoring table looks like this:
  
-XXX +^Action                          ^Score              ^ 
- +|Fencer's strike touches.        |Point to attacker  | 
-For the Basic+Riposte game, the acoring table looksnlike this.+|Fencer's attack is parried.     |Point to defender. | 
 +|Both attack at once.            |Both lose.         |
  
-XXX+For the Basic+Riposte game, the acoring table looks like this.
  
 +^Action                                        ^Score              ^
 +|Fencer's strike touches on the first action.  |Point to attacker  |
 +|Fencer's strike touches on the second action. |Point to attacker  |
 +|Fencer's attack is parried on the second action. |Point to defender. |
 +|Both attack at once on either action.         |Both lose.         |
  

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