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Calanais

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    Player of RQ2 since 1983, player and GM of RQ3 late '80s and early '90s. GM of Mongoose RQ variants & subsequent RQ versions 2008-2016. Also D&D, Shadowrun, CoC, GURPS, Champions, Vampire etc.
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    D&D 3rd ed. Savage Worlds/Pulp CoC. The One Ring. Fading Suns. Preparing RQ campaign for latest version (RQG).
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    Edinburgh (UK) based gamer playing since the early 80s. Abiding love of Glorantha.

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  1. I have some questions about attacking and parrying. The implication from the section about splitting attacks (p. 202) is that a melee weapon can normally only attack once per round (unless split with a skill of 100%+). If a shield is used to attack, it cannot also be used to parry that round (p. 219). The section on two-weapon use (pp.224-225) states "Any adventurer using a weapon in each hand may use them for two attacks, two parries, or one attack and one parry." I cannot find anything that addresses the following. (1) Can a character both attack and parry with the same one-handed weapon in a melee round? (2) Can they attack and parry with a two-handed weapon in the same melee round? (3)Is there a section that covers this? (4) If a character using two weapons parries once with each weapon in a melee round, does the second parry suffer a -20% penalty for subsequent parries/dodges? (5) Do the two weapon rules apply similarly for weapon and shield use?
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