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MJBurrage: /* Yielding Force */

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‎Yielding Force

MJBurrage: /* Martial Art Styles */

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‎Martial Art Styles

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‎Parkour

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MJBurrage: Created page with "{{toc}} ==Martial Art Styles== {{hatnote|''Run & Gun'', p. 128}} ;It’s All About How and Where You Hit A person can be very good at dishing punishment out and taking a hit..."

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 *<ins>Whip Fighting</ins>
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 ===Aikido===
 {{hatnote|''Run & Gun'', p. 128}}
-Aikido is similar to Jujutsu in that it primarily involves using Yielding Force; that is, using the opponent’s force and momentum against him. This requires the character trained in Aikido to use little effort in defending and attacking his opponent. Aikido is taught by many masters in dojos in Kyoto and Neo-Tokyo, and they require their students to study Japanese philosophy in addition to their martial art techniques. Variations, such as the French Kinomichi, can be found outside Japan.
+Aikido is similar to Jujitsu in that it primarily involves using Yielding Force; that is, using the opponent’s force and momentum against him. This requires the character trained in Aikido to use little effort in defending and attacking his opponent. Aikido is taught by many masters in dojos in Kyoto and Neo-Tokyo, and they require their students to study Japanese philosophy in addition to their martial art techniques. Variations, such as the French Kinomichi, can be found outside Japan.
 ;Available Techniques
 :[[#Called Shot (Disarm)|Called Shot (Disarm)]],
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 ===Alpine Wrestling===
 {{hatnote|''State of the Art: ADL (Germany)'', p. 17}}
-Alpine Wrestling is an umbrella term for a few similiar martial arts from the south of Germany, including Austria and Switzerland. The goal is, as with normal wrestling, to throw or lever your opponent to the ground using your body strength.
+Alpine Wrestling is an umbrella term for a few similar martial arts from the south of Germany, including Austria and Switzerland. The goal is, as with normal wrestling, to throw or lever your opponent to the ground using your body strength.
 ;Available Techniques
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 :[[#Oaken Stance|Oaken Stance]] (Defense Against Being Charged).
-===German Jiu-Jitsu===
+===German Ju-Jutsu===
 {{hatnote|''State of the Art: ADL (Germany)'', p. 17}}
-A combat sport designed in the 1960s in Germany, mixing elements of Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Aikido and Karate. Members of state and country police all learn it, aswell as correctional staff, customs officers, private bodyguards and others.
+A combat sport designed in the 1960s in Germany, mixing elements of Jujitsu, Judo, Aikido and Karate. Members of state and country police all learn it, as well as correctional staff, customs officers, private bodyguards and others.
 ;Available Techniques
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 ===Esdo===
 {{hatnote|''State of the Art: ADL (Germany)'', p. 17}}
-Esdo is a self-defense and health martial art, designed in the 1980s in Germany as european alternative to asian martial arts and has been in development since. It is based on the idea that all the different european peoples have different sizes and statures, and that a physically weaker defender can win against a stronger attacker. It is popular with wage-slaves as an alternative to Yoga or Tai-Chi.
+Esdo is a self-defense and health martial art, designed in the 1980s in Germany as European alternative to Asian martial arts and has been in development since. It is based on the idea that all the different European peoples have different sizes and statures, and that a physically weaker defender can win against a stronger attacker. It is popular with wage-slaves as an alternative to Yoga or Tai-Chi.
 ;Available Techniques
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 ;Prerequisites: 15 Karma cost, must be an adept or mystic adept.
 }}
-Bearing similarities to Aikido and Jujutsu, the Way of Unified Mana seeks to use the power of its opponent against them. While other martial arts are limited to physics and anatomy as they strike opponents with their own force, the Way of Unified Mana goes a step further, using the enemy’s own essence against them, and their magic as well, if available. Practitioners must be Awakened to use this technique, but they use as little of their own mana as possible during a fight, preferring to defeat opponents with their own force.
+Bearing similarities to Aikido and Jujitsu, the Way of Unified Mana seeks to use the power of its opponent against them. While other martial arts are limited to physics and anatomy as they strike opponents with their own force, the Way of Unified Mana goes a step further, using the enemy’s own essence against them, and their magic as well, if available. Practitioners must be Awakened to use this technique, but they use as little of their own mana as possible during a fight, preferring to defeat opponents with their own force.
 ;Available Techniques

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 {{hatnote|''Run & Gun'', p. 141}}
 Opposite of Opposing Force, Yielding Force is the practice of using the opponent’s force against him. It provides +1&nbsp;die to Riposte, +1&nbsp;die to Counter Strike, or +1&nbsp;die to Throw (including both the Throw Person and Sacrificial Throw actions). Characters only receive one of these bonuses, as indicated in their particular Martial Art style.
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 :[[#Throw Person|Throw Person]],
 :[[#Yielding Force|Yielding Force]] (Counter Strike, Throw).
 ===Arnis De Mano===
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 :[[#Oaken Stance|Oaken Stance]] (Defense Against Being Knocked Down),
 :[[#Oaken Stance|Oaken Stance]] (Defense Against Being Charged).
 ===Gun Kata===
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 :[[#Tricking|Tricking]],
 :[[#Stagger|Stagger]].
 ===Jeet Kune Do===
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 :[[#Rolling Clouds|Rolling Clouds]],
 :[[#Shadow Block|Shadow Block]].
 ===Pentjak-Silat===
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 :[[#Pouncing Dragon|Pouncing Dragon]],
 :[[#Tricking|Tricking]].
 ===Tae Kwon Do===

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 :[[#Called Shot (Pin)|Called Shot (Pin)]],
 :[[#Close Quarter Firearms|Close Quarter Firearms]] (Thrown Weapons),
-:[[#Knucklebreaker|Knucklebreaker]] (Blast Out of Hands),
+:[[#Knucklebreaker|Knucklebreaker]] (<ins title="Errata (09/23/2014)">Disarm</ins> <del>Blast Out of Hands</del>),
 :[[#Multiple Opponent Defense|Multiple Opponent Defense]] (Friends in Melee),
 :[[#Opposing Force|Opposing Force]] (Block),
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 :[[#Called Shot (Pin)|Called Shot (Pin)]],
 :[[#Counter Strike|Counter Strike]],
-:[[#Hard Technique|Hard Technique]] (Parry),
+:<del>[[#Hard Technique|Hard Technique]] (Parry)</del>,
 :[[#Randori|Randori]] (Vitals),
 :[[#Shadow Block|Shadow Block]],
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 An ancient martial art from Indonesia that is over a thousand years old, Pentjak-Silat is actually an umbrella term for several techniques. It teaches the use of several weapons such as the kris and focuses on striking vital points of the opponent. It is predominantly practiced in Indonesia. Adepts have discovered that this style is effective and potent when used with weapon foci.
 ;Available Techniques
-:[[#Called Shot (Break Weapon)]|Called Shot (Break Weapon)]],
+:[[#Called Shot (Break Weapon)|Called Shot (Break Weapon)]],
 :[[#Called Shot (Disarm)|Called Shot (Disarm)]],
 :[[#Dim Mak|Dim Mak]],
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 :[[#Hammer Fist|Hammer Fist]],
 :[[#Haymaker|Haymaker]],
-:[[#Knucklebreaker|Knucklebreaker]] (Blast),
+:[[#Knucklebreaker|Knucklebreaker]] (Blast Out of Hands),
 :[[#Stagger|Stagger]],
 :[[#Tricking|Tricking]].
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 :[[#Soaring Shackles|Soaring Shackles]],
 :[[#Thunder Strike|Thunder Strike]].
 ===Whip Fighting===
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 {{hatnote|''Run & Gun'', p. 139}}
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-;Restriction: Close Combat only.
+;<del>Restriction</del>: <del>Close Combat only.</del>
 }}
 This technique targets the bones and joints of the fingers on an opponent when removing an object from his hand. He may choose to inflict damage as if it was a normal melee attack when making a Called Shot (Disarm) or Called Shot (Blast Out of Hands). The player selects which of those two Called Shots this technique applies to when they select it; if they want to use it for both techniques, they need to select it again. Damage from a Knucklebreaker is Stun only.
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 {{hatnote|''Run & Gun'', p. 139}}
 This technique pushes the body to the limit in jumping long distances. The character stretches his body out to get the extra distance across a chasm. The end result is the character is Prone, either hanging on to the other edge, or flat out on the other side. The character’s maximum horizontal jump distance goes from Agility ×&nbsp;1.5&nbsp;meters to Agility ×&nbsp;2&nbsp;meters.
 ===Monkey Climb===
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 Shadow Block can also be used to counteract an Evade action. As above, the character with Shadow Block makes a Gymnastics + Agility [Physical] Test with the threshold being the opponent’s net hits from their Evade Test. If successful they reduce this net hits on the test, thereby reducing the number of people the person attempting the Evade automatically passes. The Shadow Blocker can choose which person then can attack, but it has to be someone who was within five meters of the person attempting to Evade at some point in their movement.
 ===Silken Storm===

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 :[[#Leaping Mantis|Leaping Mantis]],
 :[[#Monkey Climb|Monkey Climb]],
-:[[#Rolling Cloud|Rolling Cloud]],
+:[[#Rolling Clouds|Rolling Clouds]],
 :[[#Shadow Block|Shadow Block]].

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 Yeah, everyone can insert boot in opponent’s groin, but not everyone can level a kick to the sternum or raise their leg above their head and drop it like an axe without pulling something. From the traditional back, side, and reverse kicks to the axe kick, this is a staple of many martial arts. This technique provides +1 Reach to basic Unarmed Combat Actions. Multiple purchases of this technique cannot be combined to give more than a +1 Reach advantage.
-===Kip-Up===
+===Kip-up===
 {{hatnote|''Run & Gun'', p. 139, 122}}
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