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''Modifiers:'' -4 for an unfamiliar weapon. | ''Modifiers:'' -4 for an unfamiliar weapon. | ||
==Martial Arts== | ==Martial Arts== | ||
This skill has nothing to do with knowing how to fight | This skill has nothing to do with knowing how to fight – for real or for show. It's the ability to fake a fight by performing specific, rehearsed moves according to a script. To be a stunt fighter, learn [[Combat Art]] skills. For more on simulated combat, see [[Faking It]]. | ||
– for real or for show. | |||
specific, rehearsed moves according to a script. | |||
To be a stunt fighter, learn Combat Art skills. For more on | |||
simulated combat, see Faking It | |||
[[Category:Martial Arts]] | [[Category:Martial Arts]] | ||
{{Arts/Entertainment Skill}} | {{Arts/Entertainment Skill}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:20, 13 September 2021
Defaults: Combat Art-2, Sport-2, An actual combat skill-3, or Performance-3.
This skill allows you to perform a choreographed fight safely, yet in an entertaining manner. A critical failure indicates an injury: 1d-2 damage to a random location.
Modifiers: -4 for an unfamiliar weapon.
Martial Arts
This skill has nothing to do with knowing how to fight – for real or for show. It's the ability to fake a fight by performing specific, rehearsed moves according to a script. To be a stunt fighter, learn Combat Art skills. For more on simulated combat, see Faking It.