Cross Parry

If you have two melee weapons, you can commit both to a single parry. This gives a +2 to Parry, but prevents multiple parries. This also allows one to parry heavier weapons, as you add the weight of both weapons--and it means that if something does break, it'll be the smaller, weaker weapon!
Cross parries are always valid against flails and kusaris, even if using fencing weapons. If you cross parry a kusari, the kusari wielder may attempt a free entangle!
==Supported Parry==
A supported parry is similar--if you have an empty hand, you can support the weapon with it, giving +1 to parry. this counts as a two-handed parry, and you may not use either hand to parry again this turn.
==References==
* Martial Arts, p.121
==See also==
*Parrying with Two-Handed Weapons
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