Implausible fencing powers are, collectively, the ability to do things with swords that really shouldn't be possible. This superhuman capability with a …

Fences is a play by August Wilson written in 1984, the sixth in Wilson's ten-part Pittsburgh Cycle (although the third to be written) documenting the history ...

This trope is about characters who use dinner forks, butter knives, and the like as personal weaponry.

The series is a Sports Story focused on the world of competitive fencing. There are two main characters who also happen to be rivals: Nicholas Cox, a Hot- ...

Both are cynical takes on The American Dream, about a man past his prime (Willy Loman and Troy Maxson) whose behaviour isolates him from his family. Both deal ...

The armed and unarmed martial arts discussed in this article, particularly swordsmanship, are those that were practiced for warfare, self-defense, and dueling.

Kings Row Boys School · The Ace: Seiji is a well-renowned fencer and an excellent student, even invoking fear from most of the fencing team tryout athletes as ...

The basic Insurmountable Waist Height Fence is an obstacle, usually between ankle and chest height, that should be reasonably easy for any able-bodied human to ...

A world champion fencer is transported to a world where fencing matches have strong influence over many things - social status, wars, income - but it is not ...

A basic fence is just chain links. Level two security is a few twists of agricultural -style barbed wire, which a savvy escapee can deal with by throwing a ...