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Old 12th December 2005, 09:52 AM   #5
Ahriman
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Jens: I know that almost everyone likes katars... I was talking about that if I asked the same in the armour topic, etc...
Of course, that method is far from good or preferable, but we like cross-training quite much... Rapier vs greatsword, knife vs saber, double buckler vs sword&buckler, grossmesser vs katana, etc. Very helpful in developing good skills.
But standard katars leave your hands open so much that I don't have too much chance against meisterhauen even if I use two katars... and I have absolutely no chance if I use only one.
Thanks for the info, and the beautiful pics... maybe I shold collect a little money to buy that book.
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