Carrion Fields

'CRASHING OF WAVES' (1377)

While many warriors spend their lives thinking of ways to get around the 
guard of another, the technique of Crashing of Waves taught strokes which 
strike through the weapon itself at their foe's body.  The timing and force of 
those warriors who trained in such a fashion was said to tear the weapons from 
foes who dared parry them without a firm grip.

When facing unmovable weapons, the crashing will grow stronger with each wave.
This effect is most noticeable when the warrior in question is a giant.