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Originally Posted by Varyon
That's because you normally are reliant on your legs to stand, but a flyer doesn't have to stand, so you can disregard this.
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I don't think it should be totally disregarded, because you still have posture changes while flying.
That means the default flying posture is being in a standing position and thrusting your legs up would put you into a lying position.
It should probably be easier to go from lying>standing posture in midair though, since you can just let your legs drop instead of lifting your upper body.
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Originally Posted by Varyon
You should be able to Parry any attack that comes from below you with your legs, yeah - and with no reliance on legs for movement, Retreating is not an issue.
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There is no listed exemption to the maximum-1 rule on leg parries when you're in a posture that does not require bearing weight on the legs (such as lying down or swimming) so I don't see why there would be an exception for flying.
That said - a house rule to incorporate an exception to all three of them would be reasonable.