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Fencing, or sword-fighting, can be a catch-all term for using a sword, but can also refer to the modern sport fencing. Questions about the modern sport fencing should be asked in Sports Stack Exchange. Many martial traditions have fencing as a large part of them, so please also tag your question with the relevant school or style of fencing.
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In fencing, what is a point of fact?
Found this explanation on a fencing website:
In foil and saber there is a rule called right of way, or priority,
which claims only one person may develop an attack at a time. … Edit: Just as a note, the rule book for USA Fencing is 230 pages long. That's about the longest rule book I've ever seen. …
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