Owl’s Swoop Style
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Flying animals have a great advantage in being able to strike their prey from above, as anyone who has watched an owl seize a mouse from the field knows. Not only does it allow them to come from an unexpected angle, but a strike from above can more easily strike at the head, or other vitals. Flying yōkai share in this advantage, and like their winged animal counterparts, generally take full advantage of the benefits of flight to disorient and stun their prey.
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- Ativação
While you perform a Martial Arts [Melee] or Unarmed check, if you are 1 or more range bands above your target horizontally, you may spend as follows:
Form Requirement: You must be in a form that has wings, or persistently hovering above the ground via some other means such as the Riding the Clouds kihō. Air +: Choose 1 of your targets per spent this way, they suffer the Disoriented condition.
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Writ of the Wilds · Chapter 2: The Duty of Survival › New Techniques › Kata · p. 117
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Flying animals have a great advantage in being able to strike their prey from above, as anyone who has watched an owl seize a mouse from the field knows. Not only does it allow them to come from an unexpected angle, but a strike from above can more easily strike at the head, or other vitals. Flying yōkai share in this advantage, and like their winged animal counterparts, generally take full advantage of the benefits of flight to disorient and stun their prey.
Activation: While you perform a Martial Arts [Melee] or Unarmed check, if you are 1 or more range bands above your target horizontally, you may spend as follows:
Form Requirement: You must be in a form that has wings, or persistently hovering above the ground via some other means such as the Riding the Clouds kihō. Air +: Choose 1 of your targets per spent this way, they suffer the Disoriented condition.