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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hong" data-source="post: 434561" data-attributes="member: 537">The weapon is in both hands still. Assume that while the guy might have put a hand out to break his fall, he's managed to get his grip back on the sword by the time you try to disarm him.What difference does it make?Two-handed. He jumps to his feet, rather than than staggering upright.A disarm attempt might be a whole series of moves designed to deprive an opponent of their weapon, rather than just one big swipe. While someone in the situations you mention might be holding their weapon in one hand initially, you can assume they've got both their hands on the weapon by the time you make the roll.</blockquote>