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•   Chinese Martial Arts Promotion Center.
• Chinese Martial Arts Promotion Center, a New York-based martial arts training center, offers 30 plus years of martial arts training and teaching experience of Master Shao-Long Qin, to lead beginners quickly into the world of martial arts, and to improve skills for advanced practitioners. Knowledge on the roots of martial arts is integrated into the teaching. Beginners will lay a solid foundation in martial arts and improve their health. Advanced martial arts practitioners are led to experience the wonder of the oneness of Zen and martial arts, and enter the realm of freedom. Students may participate in martial arts competition in the local, national and international level to evaluate his/her accomplishments.
•  The center also supplies a rich selection of martial arts weapons and clothing used by Chinese martial arts professionals. ...
• Master Shaolong Qin, born in 1964, began martial arts training at the age of eight, and became a professional martial arts sportsman at ten. In his long career in martial arts, Shao-Long Qin won many prizes and awards in the China national martial arts competitions, including championships in Saber, Nine-section-whip and Di-Tang Quan. Master Qin coached in the Liaoning Province professional martial arts team for many years, collaborated with Kungfu Master Jet Li on many films, and later independently directed more than twenty Kungfu films. Master Qin has trained many excellent martial arts practitioners during his thirty years of professional experience.
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• Beginner Level: Martial Arts Foundations (flexibility, basic stances and movements, martial arts weapon basics).
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• The World Chung Do Mu Sool Won Association ® is a comprehensive and purely distinctive Traditional Korean Royal Court Martial Fine Arts ® style and non-profit organization that is providing the best method of training and certification for its students and instructors. ... One of Chung Do Mu Sool Won's greatest difference from the modern art of Hap Ki Do is in Chung Do Mu Sool Won's emphasis on preserving the practice of traditional classical Korean weapon skills and forms, the original Korean Royal Martial Fine Arts forms, specialized training skills, the practice of Taek Kyon (the original Korean kicking art) and Kwon Bop ("Fighting Arts" or "Fist Arts"). Chung Do Mu Sool Won skills are wide in range and include some 4000 self defense techniques (the vast majority of which are joint locking and pressure point throws), as well as Ki-Gong (Internal Energy Training), and the arts of Ji-Ap-Sool (Accupressure) and Chim-Sool (Acupuncture, etc. ...
• It has been this fully integrated training method that has allowed Chung Do Mu Sool Won to remain as the most complete traditional Korean martial arts system. ...
• The original form of traditional martial arts utilized by the Korean Royal Army, the Korean Royal Palace Guards, the Korean Royal Body Guards, and many members of the Korean nobility, was known as "Chung Do Mu Sool Won" (True Way Martial Arts or Skills). Chung Do Mu Sool was not a singular style of martial arts as seen in the vast majority of contemporary martial arts. Chung Do Mu Sool was a collection of several martial skills and methods and was the ancient Korean military training system that integrated the most efficient and effective weapon skills and forms with the best empty hand fighting techniques that had been developed in Korea. ...
• It has been this fully integrated training method that has allowed Chung Do Mu Sool Won to remain as the most complete traditional Korean martial arts system. ...
• The original form of traditional martial arts utilized by the Korean Royal Army, the Korean Royal Palace Guards, the Korean Royal Body Guards, and many members of the Korean nobility, was known as "Chung Do Mu Sool Won" (True Way Martial Arts or Skills). Chung Do Mu Sool was not a singular style of martial arts as seen in the vast majority of contemporary martial arts. Chung Do Mu Sool was a collection of several martial skills and methods and was the ancient Korean military training system that integrated the most efficient and effective weapon skills and forms with the best empty hand fighting techniques that had been developed in Korea. ...

•      The resources page is the archive of the Chinese Martial Arts Club of the University of Hong Kong. Our goal is to make this one of the largest Chinese Martial Arts information sources in Hong Kong. ...
• Styles:  A page which illustrates the history and characteristics of different styles of Chinese Martial Arts .
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• To the Martial Arts Skill.
• Skill Name: Martial Arts .
• Description: Martial Arts is knowledge and training in how to better control one's body, usually towards the goal of being a better warrior. ...
• Who Can Learn It: Only hand clerics can learn Martial Arts. ...
• What it Does: Martial Arts is a complex skill with multiple bonuses. As a "natural weapon" skill, each level of Martial Arts provides increases in OR and DR when unarmed. As well, the damage done when attempting a martial technique increases with levels (though there may be a "ceiling" on the damage depending on the technique). New martial techniques that do different things can be learned at higher levels, and allow for a great deal of versatility in a fight. ... Martial Arts and its various abilities may be renovated in the near future. ...
•   Martial Arts Technique Progression.
• Activation: Automatic, Martial or M (M Technique Name AT Target ) Also: INFO MARTIAL. ...
• Martial artists do not do a huge amount of damage at low levels, and have yet to really develop their "powerful" abilities. ...
• Martial arts techniques deal large amounts of damage. ...
• At this point, martial artists do more damage in a single technique than anyone else in the game (with the exception of a few extremely skilled fighters using special weapons). ...
• How to Practice: Martial Arts is best practiced in the same manner as other "natural attack/weapon" skills - find an opponent you can hit that will give you skill uses and attack them with your least fatiguing and fastest technique. ...
• Tips: Carry as little as possible when doing Martial Arts, as weight will impair your abilities. ...

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• Martial Arts Mayhem, Volume Two.
• Martial Arts Mayhem, Volume Two is the second in a two-volume modern d20 System martial arts supplement. ...
• Martial Arts Mayhem started out as a set of Experiments we posted here on The Game Mechanics website. ...
• Every modern d20 System character can learn a martial art, and now Rich Redman adds depth and options to characters, combat, and campaigns with Martial Arts Mayhem, Volume Two. From basic Self Defense to weapon-weilding Kobujutsu masters, Martial Arts Mayhem, Volume Two has something for every modern character and GM!.
• As a stand-alone book or as a complement to Volume One, Martial Arts Mayhem, Volume Two this volume includes: .
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• Headquarters for the All Japan Sogo Budo Federation and several other major Japanese Martial Arts Organizations. ...
• aBudokan Martial Arts Community - A community dedicated to positive martial arts through message forums, chat rooms, articles, links, books and videos and other great resources. ...
• Budokwai Martial Arts Association - The Budokwai Martial Arts Association. Information about martial arts classes, events & courses. Founded in 1984, the BMAA's mission is to promote the true spirit of martial arts. ...
• Kobudo Atlanta - Kobudo Atlanta offers instruction in the classical martial arts of Japan. We draw from six schools of Japanese martial arts, including the Kukishin Ryu and the Takagi Yoshin Ryu. ...
• Kobudo Atlanta - Kobudo Atlanta offers instruction in the classical martial arts of Japan. We draw from six schools of Japanese martial arts, including the Kukishin Ryu and the Takagi Yoshin Ryu. ...
• Lenchus Legend Martial Arts - History and Lineage of O'Sensei Richard B. ... Founder of the Legend Karate and Lenchus LEgend Martial Arts. ...

• Nunchuks (Martial Arts Weapon).
• This is a weapon used in Advanced Level Martial Arts. ...

• Martial Arts.
• Martial Arts is a special form of combat which focuses on unarmed hand-to-hand combat. The prime requisite for Martial Arts is AG/WP. An expert in the martial arts can block a sword thrust, throw an opponent three times his weight, and break bones - all with his bare hands. ...
• There is a large negative modifier for wearing anything except loose fitting clothing or carrying much weight: Your martial arts score goes down 3 points for every point that your EAG is below your AG. For instance, if you have a 12 AG but a 10 EAG, your martial arts score will be at -6. ...
• For each weapon you want to be able to use, it is a separate skill. You cannot use your bare-handed martial arts skill to help you fight with a knife, nunchaku, katana, or banana. ...
• If you want to do a Berserker Attack, make a check against your martial arts skill. ...
• By using 5 combat points, a martial artist can focus her energy and prepare a powerful blow. ... However, you must make a check at Martial Arts - 2*n or else you will not cause the extra damage, and probably injure your hand/foot. This is how martial artists can break boards and other sturdy items. ...
• Martial artists can call how hard they want to hit. ... This way martial artists, if they're very skilled, can cause a lot of damage. ...
• Called shot to a pressure point (Min(Martial Arts-25),-10) If you hit, the target is stunned for (5*damage - target's WP) combat points. ... It can be combined with other martial arts techniques for a devastating result. ...

• Martial Arts Styles.
• Japanese martial arts styles include Karate, Aikido, Ju Jitsu, Judo, Aiki Jutsu, Kenpo, Ninjitsu. Then there are the weapon martial arts styles: Kendo, Ken Jitsu, Iado (fast draw of the sword), Jodo (5 foot staff), Yawara-do (spear), Naginata-do (Halberd, a Samurai woman's weapon). ...
• Chinese martial arts styles are loosely called Kung Fu (or Gung Fu), which just means "martial arts". ...
• There are very many martial arts styles Chinese martial arts. ...
• I would even include Bruce Lee's Jute Keen Do in this list of Chinese martial arts styles. Most Chinese would say it has nothing to do with Kung Fu martial arts styles, but remember, Bruce Lee first mastered the Wing Chun style of Kung Fu which he learned in Hong Kong before he came up with his own system. ...
• Tae Kwon Do is probably the best known of the Korean arts, because of it's exposure as an Olympic sport. ...
• Martial arts styles that use both hands, bare-handed or with weapons. ...
• I don't know much more, except it is similar to the Filipino martial arts styles. ...
• Remember, there is nothing "magical" about Oriental martial arts, even though they are very effective. ...
• (Ask any experienced martial artist if he or she takes a good boxer for granted!).

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• The epee, like the foil, is also solely a thrusting weapon with unsharpened edges, though its original purpose was in no way sporting. ... Remove the button and sharpen the point, and the stiff, triangular blade you hold in your hand is the same weapon that men used to avenge honor with blood. Note how in this photo that the weapon is held in such a way that the hand, wrist, and forearm provide a minimal target.
• This conservatism is mandated by the rules the weapon is fenced under, since epeeists may touch their opponents anywhere on their body, and double-hits score against both fencers. The hand, wrist, and forearm are thus favored targets, for a wound there with a sharp weapon would disable an opponent, while keeping one's own body safely out of distance. ...
• The fencing saber is often confused with the military saber, but it is, in fact, a completely different weapon. Far lighter and faster than the military weapon, the dueling saber was popular in Italy, and it is upon this weapon that the fencing saber is based. ... ) Both the practice weapon and its dueling counterpart have a guard that curves over to protect the fingers, which somewhat affects the tactics used. The saber guard position places the weapon-hand before the body, in the optimal position for both attack and defense. ...

• Maslov "The Heavenly Way of Martial Arts: spiritual art of chinese wushu".
• 1: instead of introduction; mother of al weapons (poles); the first weapon (cudgels); the most popular weapon (flails); combat flourishes; lord of all weapons (spears); rivals of the sword (axes); short blade (knives); the noblest weapon (swords). ...
• 2: "nightmare on shaft", or most complicated weapon (halberds); the most guileful weapon, or all that can to flex, whirl and whistl (flexible weapon); various weapons (knucledusters); defeated from a distance (missile weapon); some words about the shields; all that can be found near. ...
• Volkov "Course of self-defence wihout weapon SAMBO" in 2 volumes.
• Series "History of martial arts" of "Harvest" publishing company (Minsk, Belorussia).
• martial arts of Europe and Middle East in ancient and medieval time, english and french boxing, spanish and italian fencing. ...
• martial arts of Corea, Vietnam, India, Tailand, Burma, Indonesia, Phillippines, Turkey, Iran. ...
• martial arts of America natives, africa natives, Siberian and Caucausias natives. ...
• "Non-traditional martial arts" (in 2 vol. ...
• Series "Martial arts" of "Harvest" publishing company (Minsk, Belorussia).
• Taras "Martial arts. ...
• Special training, sets, application, sabre sets and using of short weapon. ...
• Lialko "Simulators for Martial Arts".
• Different kinds of simulators for all kinds of training in Martial Arts. ...
• "Zen and martial arts" .
• Martial arts magazines (in russian).

• htm 53 4 NONE NNNN 1 TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE Martial Arts in Inquisitor.
• A character that has spent time learning in the arts of martial combat has access to the Martial Artist Talent. ...
• An unarmed character cannot parry an opponent’s attack without taking damage for it (1/2 of the weapons damage) on the arm they block with unless they have the Weapon Block Maneuver. ...
• Already established characters can never gain the Martial Artist Talent with experience (unless they want to spend 5+ years learning).
• Attempting to block a melee weapon is problematic, mainly because the damage is more directed and difficult avoid than a normal one. ...
• Using this maneuver a character may deliver a blow that, if successful, will knock a weapon from an opponent’s hands. Roll to hit as normal, if successful the melee weapon being carried by their opponent is dropped. If the roll is equal to one half of the required roll the attacker takes the weapon into their possession.
• Weapon Block.
• This maneuver is proof the level of control over their body that a martial artist posses, it allows the character to block melee weapons without being hurt by them. ... The block requires that both hands be free, as the character blocks the weapon between their hands. ...
• From the amazing and archaic martial arts of the Eldar, shockwave enables the character to strike the ground with a punch, stomp, or other means, causing the ground to shake, toppling objects and people. ... Everyone within a number of yards equal to one tenth of the character’s Willpower must make a Strength test minus the distance between themselves and the martial artist time two to avoid being knocked prone. ...
• The shockwave can be upgraded to a linear affect rather than going out in all directions, the shockwave travels out in a straight line, affecting anyone within 2 yards of the line, for a distance of yards equal to one tenth of the martial artists Willpower. ... Roll against the martial artist’s Willpower with the appropriate modifiers.
• Rumored to be the remnant of a Necrontyr martial art form, this attack is similar to a conventional punch, save in that the middle finger or thumb is stuck out, resulting in a smaller striking surface, which is then directed at the opponent's nerve clusters. ...

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• *Modern Weapons + Martial Arts*.
• specifically, how to cope with a close-range, sudden hand-weapon attack (ie brick, knife, club), and drawing pistol to neutralize the threat while under assault. ...
• An intresting result: those with a solid background in Martial Arts or other serious HTH (Hand to Hand) training did well with almost any of the methods. ...
• Martial Arts/HTH plus taser, pepperspray, ASP or other modern HTH weapons. ...
• Now, add a taser-stunner to Martial Arts/HTH skills. ...

• Title: "The Martial Arts of Renaissance Europe".
• Mounted encounters by armored knights locked in desperate hand-to- hand combat, stabbing and wrestling in tavern brawls, deceits and brutalities in street affrays, balletic homicide on the dueling field-these were the martial arts of Renaissance Europe. In this extensively illustrated book Sydney Anglo, a leading historian of the Renaissance and its symbolism, provides the first complete study of the martial arts from the late fifteenth to the late seventeenth century. He explains the significance of martial arts in Renaissance education and everyday life and offers a full account of the social implications of one-to-one combat training. Like the martial arts of Eastern societies, ritualized combat in the West was linked to contemporary social and scientific concerns, Anglo shows. ... Anglo draws on a wealth of evidence-from detailed treatises and sketches by jobbing artists to magnificent images by Drer and Cranach and descriptions of real combat, weapons and armor-to reconstruct and illustrate the arts taught by these ancient masters-at-arms.
• This major new book presents over 300 pages of information on the tools and martial skills of medieval warriors. ...
• Based on years of hands-on study and practice by HACA Director and scholar-practitioner John Clements, this sweeping work finally approaches Medieval swordsmanship as a legitimate martial art form and not as fantasy play or theatrical performance. This is a detailed examination and practical guide to one of the most fascinating areas of our Western martial heritage: the Medieval sword!.
• Title: "English Martial Arts".
• A unique perspective supported with tales of skill and courage bring to life the people who played a part in the development of English martial arts.
• Terry Brown, who has been a martial artist for twenty-eight years, has recently re-formed the Company of Maisters of Defence, a medieval English martial arts organization.
• Both a general reference and an instructional guide for advanced and beginning sword enthusiats, students of military history and martial artists.
• Combined with exhaustive research with years of hands-on practice in fencing, contact-weapon sparring and training, John's intents was to return historical swordsmanship to its rightful place as a true martial art.
• Title: "The Martial Artist's Book of Five Rings : The Definitive Interpretation of Miyamoto Musashi's Classic Book of Strategy ".

•  Martial Arts.
• Most of Japan’s martial arts, or budo, have histories extending back to the protohistoric era. ...
• With the abolishment of the social class system of the Edo period soon after the Meiji Restoration in 1868, the warrior class which had been dominating the farm, artisan and merchant classes (the shi-no-ko-sho system) disappeared; and with the adoption of modern military weaponry, participation in some of these arts declined. In 1895, following the Sino-Japanese War, a national organisation called the Dai Nippon Budo Kai (The Great Japan Martial Arts Association) centralised martial arts and oversaw their introduction into the educational system. This led to the revival of many of the arts.
• Following World War II, Occupation authorities imposed a ban on martial arts for 5 years, because those that had been revived before the war were thought to foster the regimentation and nationalistic spirit that led to the growth of militarism. The ban was lifted in 1950, and efforts were made to stress their positive aspects, treating them as sports rather than martial arts.
• In karate, every part of the body can be turned into a fighting weapon. ...
• Together with Chinese and Korean martial arts, with which it bears many similarities, karate has become popularised throughout the world. ...
• Among the samurai, the sword was one of the most important of martial arts. ...

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• The Korean Martial Arts Federation .
• Thank you for inquiring about membership in the KMAF (Korean Martial Arts Federation™). ...
• You shall find, with this information, our on-line catalog containing videos, books, audio presentations, and other training aids to help you with your studies and rank advancement in the Korean martial arts. ...
• The Korean Martial Arts Federation .
• The Korean Martial Arts Federation™ is an organization consisting of Individuals, Instructors, and Masters, dedicated to the education, and unification of those who wish to learn, teach, and advance in rank in the Korean martial arts. The KMAF is a non-political martial arts organization. ...
• In order to provide proper leadership, direction and unity to Korean martial arts practitioners, Grand Master James S. Benko founded the Korean Martial Arts Federation™ in 1982. Under Grand Master Benko's leadership and guidance, the KMAF has become one of the most respected governing bodies of Korean martial arts in the world. ...
• The KMAF offers official rank certification in Korean Martial Arts, as well as instructor and dojang (school) certification. ...
• The true spirit of Martial Arts can be taught in one's backyard or home with only a few students, or in a full-time commercial school with hundreds of students. ...
• To help insure KMAF members are learning correct History, Terminology, Vital Points, Dojang Class Etiquette, and other necessary information, Grandmaster Benko has created one of the world's largest collections of Korean Martial Arts videos, books, and audio presentations. ...
• If you feel you are weak in a certain area of your training, such as kwan jyel sul (joint manipulation and control techniques) or perhaps defending against weapon attacks, you will find video training programs to help you. ...
• If you are tired of seeing politics infecting the Korean Martial Arts, if you don't want constant changes and contradictions in the patterns you have labored so hard to learn, and if you want to join an organization which offers strong leadership, stability and unity, then the KMAF is the organization for you. ...
• Since 1982 the KMAF has been a leader of the Korean Martial Arts. ... The KMAF's strong central leadership insures that the standards, quality and integrity of Korean Martial Arts are maintained at all levels. If you are truly serious about dedicating yourself to teaching the Korean Martial Arts, now is the time to begin. ...

• RPG Martial Arts Writings of Mark Joseph Young:  Material created for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons oriental rules and for Multiverser combat warranted its own web site. ...
• AD&D Special Weapons Maneuvers Without Martial Arts:  Especially for fighters not in the oriental game, but also of value to oriental characters, this creates a framework for using martial arts techniques in other contexts. ...
• Creating a Martial Arts Style in RPG's:  This page gives the essential introduction to these rules, backgrounding the martial arts concept within the game worlds, and briefly describing the contents of the site. ...
•   These rules describe how kensai dedications apply both to the bonuses they receive and the restrictions they must follow, especially when their dedication involves the use of a martial arts style or weapon. ...
• Learning Martial Arts in RPG's:  How a character adds martial arts to his abilities is considered, along with the rules for the sequence in which the skills may be added in the two systems. ...
• Martial Arts Rules Introductory Page:  This page gives the essential introduction to these rules, backgrounding the martial arts concept within the game worlds, and briefly describing the contents of the site. ...
• Martial Arts Exercises in RPG's:  The referee wishing to add color to the game will find a variety of training program techniques here adapted from many sources and designed to give the game an "instruction of an oriental master" flavor in any milieu. ...
• Martial Arts Rules for Role Playing Games:  The index page for the martial arts site gives some background on the material and links the main pages in the site, as well as giving an e-mail link for comments. ...
• Martial Arts Rules Introductory Page:  This page gives the essential introduction to these rules, backgrounding the martial arts concept within the game worlds, and briefly describing the contents of the site. ...
• The Martial Arts Style Collection:  An index to the many styles which have been created and uploaded to the web for DM's and referees of other games to try, it links to several resources, including charts which divide styles by types and techniques, and descriptions of the styles individually. ...
• Martial Arts Styles in AD&D:  The chart here divides martial arts styles available in AD&D by form and method. ...
• Martial Arts Styles in Multiverser:  The chart here divides martial arts styles available in Multiverser by attack form and type of style. ...
• Martial Arts Titles in RPG's:  Most gamers know little enough about the "belts" used in real martial arts schools, and these vary from style to style. ...
• Martial Arts Weapon Damage in AD&D:  Advanced Dungeons & Dragons uses a complicated system to combine weapon and style damage into a total damage die roll.   To simplify it, each of the approved martial arts weapons is listed with the die or dice which should be rolled for damage in any martial arts style, identified by the style damage modifier. ...
• Martial Arts Weapons As Used in Multiverser:  The weapons commonly used in martial arts are described (useful for any game) and defined in recommended Multiverser combat terms. ...

• THE TAO OF MARTIAL ARTS .
• The martial arts are popular in many parts of the world today as means of self-defense, law enforcement tactics, competitive sports, and exercises for physical fitness. ...
• In some forms of the martial arts, practitioners customarily wear colored belts to denote rank. ...
• Tactics basic to the martial arts include hand, arm, and foot blows; knee kicks; throws and trips; gripping or immobilizing; and blocks or parries using wrist, forearm, or elbow. ...
• AikLua Hawaiian martial art. ...
• Arnis: A Philippines martial art. ...
• An assimilation of karate and judo with weapon techniques. ...
• Type used in Perfect Weapon. ...
• One of the most destructive of the martial arts, karate is usually practiced on tiles, boards, and other hard objects rather than on human opponents. ...
• Kung fu: (Chinese boxing) is, with karate, the most popularly known of all the martial arts. ...
• Lua: Hawaiian martial art. ...
• Uses the naginata, a spear like weapon, for cutting, parrying, blocking, thrusting and evasion. ...
• Espionage, commando warfare, occult powers and numerous martial art practices. ...
• Pa Kua: Developed during the 1800s, Pa Gua (also written Ba Gua and Paqua), is the only martial art purely of Taoist origin. ...
• Miscellaneous Arts: Greek Boxing, Pankration, Cornish wrestling, Dumog, Glimae (Iceland), Go-Ti, Gulat, Main Tindju, Tegumi and Thai kick-boxing (no set form: 30 major techniques, best conditioned martial artist in the world) .
• Eclectic Arts: Aikikendo, Cha-yon ryu, Keibo-soho, Kyuk-ki-do, Lima lama, Mu-Tau, Mippon kenpo, Shintaido, Taido, Taiho-jutsu, Tokushu keibo soho and Kuk sool won. ...

• Beyond Monks is a d20 martial arts accessory, the first release from Chainmail Bikini Games. ...
• Beyond Monks begins with the new Martial Artist full class, designed to be the physical combat equivalent to the more spiritual Monk class and exemplify the wuxia genre. ... However, the class does concentrate on physical abilities and martial arts weapon skills. I particularly liked the fact that there are no alignment or multiclassing restrictions so the martial artist can be multiclassed freely with other classes. Like the fighter, the martial artist is strengthened by bonus feats, though they are restricted to martial arts style feats described later in the accessory.
• * Blade Artist - dagger specialist combined with martial arts, obsessed with personalised weapon.
• * Blood Hunter - learns a martial arts style from a vampire, must be evil.
• The next section includes over 80 new feats related to martial arts. ...
• These are specialised martial arts styles with other feats as prerequisites. ...
• It uses the freedom of being able to multiclass classes from the PHB with the martial artist class, to produce an archetypal character concept. For example, mixing levels of Sorcerer and Martial Artist gives you the Mystic Warrior archetype, who can perform feats of flying (similar to that in 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon') as well as benefiting from other spells mixed with the toughness of the martial arts class. ... Other archetypes include the Beast Observer (Barbarian/Martial Artist) which uses fighting styles that mimic animals, Ninja (Rogue/Martial Artist), Temple Guardian (Cleric/Martial Artist), and Weapon Master (Fighter/Martial Artist).
• Most of the tweaking that is recommended is sacrificing one or more of the Monk's class features for bonus feats from the Martial Artist lists. ...
• This is all fairly general stuff and some of it is probably being used by most DMs already, such as pacing, reduced bookkeeping, and getting players to help whilst other such as instant magical item identification, rapid healing and maximum hit points are probably best left for the combat-orientated martial arts game only.
• There is a table with the approximate weapon from the PHB to be used as guidelines for stats with some notes on tweaking to better reflect the individual item.
• Finally, there are a number of magical items and martial arts weapons described, as well as some new weapon special abilities. An appendix gives tables and stats for quickly throwing together an NPC Martial Artist. ...

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• Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2003 10:19 am    Post subject: What is the Most Effective Martial Arts Weapon?.
• Several different martial arts are best recognized by the weapons that they use. Okinawan arts are best recognized by the Kobudo Weaponry (i. ... Japanese arts are best recognized or associated with the katana, naginata, yari, shuriken, etc. ... Chinese arts are best associated with the broadsword, nunchuka, dao, butterfly swords, etc. ... Philippino arts are best known for the escrima sticks. ...
• I don't know too much about all the different weapons but in a self defense situation I'd say the most effective weapon is the weapon you personally can use most effectively. ...

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