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The execution of a weapon in a circular Path of Travel, such that the contact points of the weapon intend to gouge as they contour the surface of the target. |
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Raking (adjective), Rakes (plural), Raked (past tense) |
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A rake is typically a major move.
The ways a rake differs from a slice are: 1)The penetrating force of the strike is greater 2)The weapon has more than one contact point against the target
A rake is typically executed by increasing the depth of a circular Path of Action.
Rakes are generally executed such that the tip(s) of the weapon are delivered in series, rather than in a parallel fashion (see claw).
Rakes require at least a Surface Contact range of depth. |
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