(01-08-2015, 05:37 PM)Sounsyy Wrote:(01-08-2015, 05:30 PM)Dogberry Wrote:(01-08-2015, 05:18 PM)Aya Wrote: Aya's is more thematic than realistic or practical Its meant to play upon her one true talent of dancing, and her overall gifted athleticism and grace. She does rely upon some very real principles of pole-arm fighting, especially range and leverage, to overcome some of the inherent disadvantages she has in terms of bulk, pure strength, and experience.Â
No matter how talented a knife or short-sword wielding opponent may be, he would have to cover a lot of dangerous ground to get past an Aya-wielded pole-arm!
Dogberry's been curious about how well Aya can handle a polearm.
By which he means he wants to spar.
Like, with armor and weapons and stuff.
What?
Oh baby oh baby
Sounsyy doesn't have to feel left out. She can spar with Dogberry, too. Just give him time to rest, sparring takes a lot out of him.
I can just see the invitation to spar backfiring so badly. Sounsyy and Aya show up dressed for a date. Dogberry shows up in his sharkmail suit and spear.
"Uh... I think we got our signals crossed."
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