Thicket’s Embrace Style
Descrição
A warrior must always remember that there are two opponents they must face in combat: their foe, and their environment. It might be easy to chop away thick vegetation covering the terrain, but a true master uses the territory to their advantage. By becoming one with the environment, the warrior can concentrate more on their foe and thus end a fight much faster.
Regras
- Ativação
When you make a Martial Arts [Unarmed] or Fitness check, you may spend in the following ways:
: If you are in Entangling or Obscuring terrain, reduce the TN of the next attack check you make by 1 (to a minimum of 1). This effect persists until the end of your next turn.
: If you are in Entangling or Obscuring terrain, you may ignore its negative effects. This effect persists until the end of your next turn.
Texto do livro
Fields of Victory · Chapter 2 : Defenders of the Empire › New Techniques › Close Combat Kata · p. 95
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A warrior must always remember that there are two opponents they must face in combat: their foe, and their environment. It might be easy to chop away thick vegetation covering the terrain, but a true master uses the territory to their advantage. By becoming one with the environment, the warrior can concentrate more on their foe and thus end a fight much faster.
Activation: When you make a Martial Arts [Unarmed] or Fitness check, you may spend in the following ways:
: If you are in Entangling or Obscuring terrain, reduce the TN of the next attack check you make by 1 (to a minimum of 1). This effect persists until the end of your next turn.
: If you are in Entangling or Obscuring terrain, you may ignore its negative effects. This effect persists until the end of your next turn.