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# [[The Unthinking Strike]] - Where a fighter can strike without thinking, often giving them initiative in battle where it would otherwise be lost. | # [[The Unthinking Strike]] - Where a fighter can strike without thinking, often giving them initiative in battle where it would otherwise be lost. | ||
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# [[The Confusing Strike]] - A strike that causes a fighter's opponent to lose his form and balance, making his future strike(s) more difficult. | # [[The Confusing Strike]] - A strike that causes a fighter's opponent to lose his form and balance, making his future strike(s) more difficult. | ||
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# [[The Body Strike]] - In which the fighter summons strength from all parts of the body, transferring that energy to the weapon and greatly increasing the damage of the strike. | # [[The Body Strike]] - In which the fighter summons strength from all parts of the body, transferring that energy to the weapon and greatly increasing the damage of the strike. | ||
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# [[The Seeker Strike]] - In which a fighter's strike seeks the gaps in an opponent's armor or cover. | # [[The Seeker Strike]] - In which a fighter's strike seeks the gaps in an opponent's armor or cover. | ||
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# [[The Short Strike]] - Where the fighter uses their stance to close on an opponent, making the strike against the target easier to land by virtue of a better position. | # [[The Short Strike]] - Where the fighter uses their stance to close on an opponent, making the strike against the target easier to land by virtue of a better position. | ||
| + | # [[The Sap]] - A technique where the fighter figuratively glues his body to his opponent, sapping his energy and using the opponent as cover against multiple combatants. | ||
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{{Copyright notice}} | {{Copyright notice}} | ||
Revision as of 13:14, 23 March 2021
Heortlufe Feohtan
A remnant page of the Heortlufe Feohtan
| Author | Anonymous |
|---|---|
| Language | Old Otani |
| Genre | Combat |
| Known Copies | 0 |
| Format | Bound Pages |
| Year Written | Before Erasure |
| Magical | No |
| Pages/Scrolls | Unknown |
The Heortlufe Feohtan is a fabled book from before remembered time, with it is rumoured that fighters dominated Otan. Legendary fighters of Otan will sometimes quest to find the remnants of this old book which is said to contain detailed instructions for six lost fighting techniques. It is thought that a fighter who had mastered all six of these techniques would be undefeatable.
- The Unthinking Strike - Where a fighter can strike without thinking, often giving them initiative in battle where it would otherwise be lost.
- The Confusing Strike - A strike that causes a fighter's opponent to lose his form and balance, making his future strike(s) more difficult.
- The Body Strike - In which the fighter summons strength from all parts of the body, transferring that energy to the weapon and greatly increasing the damage of the strike.
- The Seeker Strike - In which a fighter's strike seeks the gaps in an opponent's armor or cover.
- The Short Strike - Where the fighter uses their stance to close on an opponent, making the strike against the target easier to land by virtue of a better position.
- The Sap - A technique where the fighter figuratively glues his body to his opponent, sapping his energy and using the opponent as cover against multiple combatants.
Player Notes
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