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Originally Posted by phiwum
... I read it this way because the parry with both weapons option is described as something the player can do "on any turn he attacks" and Defend is not an attack. If you're just using the two-weapons skill, then Defend only yields four dice to-hit and so is inferior to Parry.
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The "on any turn he attacks" wording is pretty unclear though preceding a list where option (c) doesn't involve any attacks.
It seems to me like it's also not well-defined whether you even Defend and pick option (c)? (i.e. Maybe not - maybe you need to take an Attack option and not actually attack to get the 4 hits stopped, so you can't also Defend to add dice to enemy to-hit rolls.)