Hey, guys,

Looks like I'm back online (hold your applause). I am again active on the
net, forthe summer, apparently, and it looks like starting New LEgends
Online may be in order!
A few details though:

Our net access is hooked through my dad's computer, not my own as I once
thaought. So, I have taken this opportunity to explore a few other ways of
conducting the games. At this time I have downloaded AOL Instant Messenger.
You don't have to be a AOL user to use it, and I heard that it may be able
to support more people in a chat room, therefore eliminating our prior
problems with ICQ. You allknow where to find it, so download it and give it
a try. My name is Dchen8677.

Also, since I am at home, I have 2 e-mail programs. If there is anything
anyone wants to talk to me personally about, please mail me at
dare2live@....

Hopefully, I can get New Legends Online back up and running. I'll see ya'll
around.

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>Many apologies, Dennis. I'm just fighting hard for alien rights. :)

No worries, Aliens are very cool, after all. It's just that I'm a bigger SF
fan than I am an Alien fan. I wonder how a SF would do against some of the
aliens from Starwars?

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Good to have you back Darrick.

At this time I have downloaded AOL Instant

>Messenger.
>You don't have to be a AOL user to use it, and I heard that it may be able
>to support more people in a chat room, therefore eliminating our prior
>problems with ICQ.

Apparently the new version of ICQ doesn't have the problems anymore, I have
yet to down load it, so I can't say if thats true or not.

Dennis

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>Many apologies, Dennis. I'm just fighting hard for alien rights. :) No worries, Aliens are very cool, after all. It's just that I'm a bigger SF fan than I am an Alien fan. I wonder how a SF would do against some of the aliens from Starwars? Dennis ______________________________________________________

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,it looks like starting New

>LEgends
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one question, when?

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This is just a note to anyone who cares that Planet Conkle's Game-related
pages have moved to http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/ because Europa was
costing too much and Xoom is the least offensive of the free servers.

The new addresses are as follows:

2K20 (Cyberpunk 2020), http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/cyber/

Nova Team Arcol is GO! (Mekton Zeta),
http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/mekton

Bubblgum Conumdrum (BGC:RPG), http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/cyber/bgc

Dragon Knights:2050 (Mekton Fuzion),
http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/mekton/dk

Star Wars: Dark Heritage (Star Wars:RPG),
http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/starwars

TranzFuzion (Fuzion), http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/fuzion

Street Fighter Ultra (Street Fighter:RPG),
http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/sf

Mists of the Aeons (Call of Cthulhu and Delta Green),
http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/cthulhu

Mekton: Powersuit City (Mekton Zeta),
http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/mekton/powersuitcity

Rangers (Alternate Setting for Star Wars:RPG),
http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/rangers

CyberTWERPS (TWERPS), http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/twerps/cyber.html

MechaTWERPS (TWERPS), http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/twerps/mecha.html

Robwar:2041 (Homebrew), http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/robwar

Spacewar (Homebrew), http://members.xoom.com/evilschemer/spacewar

(phew!! I didn't know I supported so many games!!)

Please update your links accordingly.

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> I think that the key in SF is realism. If you play it like a video
> game, then it will just be the corny WW game that never made it.
> Please God no fucking Aliens or Preadators. Give me a break. Try
> playing a real character for once.

Heh he he. No matter what you do people are always going to have there
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<19990514000019.19920.rocketmai-@...> wrote:
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> Hey, I'm all for the crazy shit. But the moves for the Elementals are
> the stupidest thing that I have ever seen. And I (personally) don't
> like a bunch of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles running around my games.
> I'm more into the mystical side of the Martial Arts like meditation and
> Spiritual growth. But that's me. It's just that Superman-style flying
> dosen't exactly pump my nads.

Ok people, Before i answer this ...these letters are getting ridiculous lly long, no one keeps deleting previous quoted material.

Any ways...
Interestingly enough...street fighter the video games have all used one aspect of what is written in the players book.

Mutants....Blanka.
Cyborgs....The russian charcter in SF3
Elementals..The guy who lives in brazil and only uses one arm is supposedly an earth elemental.


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Hey every one.
Ok.....
As for the predator. Im sorry but I think you only have it partially right.
Despite there size predators are quite dexterious stong and tough.

Aliens on the other hand vary. There are to many diffrent varietys of aliens.

While the fight s would be interesting to say the least. I do not think it would be advisable in either case.

1) The aliens bleed an acidic blood.Getting sprayed with this stuff would be very bad for street fighters.

2) On the matter for the predators. Equipment and firearms is heavily downplayed in Streetfighter.

This discussion is similair to the one we had a whole back involving the mixing
of SF with WoD. In this case it would be much harder and vicious.
and if the movies for either of these species was precident, Luck was more important in the defeat of either species than skill.


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> Hi.
>
> 1) Stop replying to the "Here's hoping..." mail. Now. Please. Tag it with
> something else. Dammit.
>
> 2) A predator is probably a 6/3/6 thing as Steve said (armour, camo and
> weapons make it a lot tougher though). An alien is probably 5/5/4 or
> something. But the claws should add as per Vega's claw (Sp +1 and Dmg +1).
> Conclusion: Neither is too powerful for a street fighter to mess up. If my
> "Seed of Destruction" chronicle ever leaves the drawing board I'll bring the
> subject of alien-like things up again.
>
> 3) Er... yup.
>
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If you were to add them you would need the berserk rules from the players book most likely.

<19990515215122.51488.qmai-@...> wrote:
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> i aggree with will it is thier animal instinct that makes them dangerous
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> Watch the fucking movie, Dennis. Do you ever see an alien have a
> problem killing a human that has no weapon? Even if they did have
> weapons, most of the humans didn't last very long. I'm not talking
> about snails, here. Didn't you listen to the movie? "Superior
> Organism" These things are combat monsters. And the next time that
> you want to argue, it looks a lot better if you know how to spell.

Unfortunatly the fact that we get our info from the movies is a problem as well. If these monsters are so vicious would ripley have survived.

as for the superior organism thing.....Superior in what aspect?
They might be superior over us in physical capabilities...
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Just out of curiosity?
Who here at the group practices martial arts themselves?


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>Just out of curiosity?
>Who here at the group practices martial arts themselves?

Oh, someone is still alive out there. The reason of my silence is simply the
fact that my exam (yes, one per semester) is coming up in, say... 6 days.
Oooouch!

I have practiced Kendo for two years, two years ago. But Kendo is rather
basic compared to most other martial arts. I can almost remember all the
variations of all the chops possible to throw (and their Japanese names
too!).

Kristofer

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I practiced TKD for 3 years but that was about 4-5 years ago. I started to
get into Karate but the class was only on Saturday nights and you know how
that goes... Right now I'm looking to possibly learn Aikido, Sanbo, or
something involving closure fighting. If anyone knows where I could find a
good Tai Kwan Leap school I'd like to test my boots out.

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Well, to be honest, I have only practiced a few martial arts. Most of my
focus is Northern Shaolin Kung Fu (Long Fist Boxing) hich I studied for
about a year. Then I studied Tai Chi Chuan for a year. Other than that, I've
taken a smattering of other arts, including Tae Kwon Do (a little too
militant for my taste), and I took a seminar in Ninjutsu. Also, I and
friend tried to pick up Capoeira and failed miserably at it.
My shoddy resume aside, I should say that I have STUDIED the MArtial arts
more than PRACTICE them. Meaning, I approach martial arts from a scholarly
point of view. I have spent the last eight years studying and comparing the
differnt styles that exist in the world, with a focus on the obscure ones
like savate, pencak silat, and others.
Martial arts is a passion for me, and not becuase of the violence aspect. To
me, martial arts are not about violence; it's about grace and fluidity of
movement, man controlling his body and and at the same time knowing his
limits.

That's all Ihave to say about that.

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Wow.. Ok cool so we actually have some people who really studied martial arts here.
Ive practiced myself a bit but not just in martial arts.
Fencing aswell. Do any one else here do any research on the styles and such.


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>Just out of curiosity?
>Who here at the group practices martial arts themselves?

I've been doing Karate for seven & a half years.

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>Ive practiced myself a bit but not just in martial arts.
>Fencing aswell.

Cool, I used to do sword traning, but it was with medievil weapons, not
fencing swords.

>Do any one else here do any research on the styles and such.

Yeah, some, but I focus mainly on the Japanese styles.

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>P.S. Pointless, but I have to tell everyone. One of my buddies and my
>littil
>bro both won one class each in a painting contest that was settled today!
>GW
>stuff of course. I'm soooooo proud!

hmmmm, winning GW painting contests, that brings back memories.

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well, i took shorinryu karate for about two years, then switched to an
indonesian style very few people have heard of, that my sensei had also
learned. stopped taken for awhile, then tried to get into tae kwon do, but
couldn't... oh well. i want to find some place that teaches capoeria, but i
haven't made much success in finding one.

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Cool Steve K. you made them beleive there is actually a Tai Kwan
Leap Martial art.

RMR


On Sat, 29 May 1999 08:23:25 PDT "Eric Thayer" <lord_kirtan@...>
writes:

>
>I practiced TKD for 3 years but that was about 4-5 years ago. I
>started to
>get into Karate but the class was only on Saturday nights and you know
>how
>that goes... Right now I'm looking to possibly learn Aikido, Sanbo, or
>
>something involving closure fighting. If anyone knows where I could
>find a
>good Tai Kwan Leap school I'd like to test my boots out.
>
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It was a joke. You have failed to grasp Tai Kwan Leap, Approach that you
might see. BOOT TO THE HEAD (WHOOSH-THUMP)

>From: Ryan M Rich <leonardsmalls@...>
>Reply-To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Martial Arts
>Date: Sat, 29 May 1999 17:11:46 -0400
>
> Cool Steve K. you made them beleive there is actually a Tai Kwan
>Leap Martial art.
>
>RMR
>
>
>On Sat, 29 May 1999 08:23:25 PDT "Eric Thayer" <lord_kirtan@...>
>writes:
> >
> >I practiced TKD for 3 years but that was about 4-5 years ago. I
> >started to
> >get into Karate but the class was only on Saturday nights and you know
> >how
> >that goes... Right now I'm looking to possibly learn Aikido, Sanbo, or
> >
> >something involving closure fighting. If anyone knows where I could
> >find a
> >good Tai Kwan Leap school I'd like to test my boots out.
> >
> >Later-
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Hey every one. Ok..... As for the predator. Im sorry but I think you only have it partially right. Despite there size predators are quite dexterious stong and tough. Aliens on the other hand vary. There are to many diffrent varietys of aliens. While the fight s would be interesting to say the least. I do not think it would be advisable in either case. 1) The aliens bleed an acidic blood.Getting sprayed with this stuff would be very bad for street fighters. 2) On the matter for the predators. Equipment and firearms is heavily downplayed in Streetfighter. This discussion is similair to the one we had a whole back involving the mixing of SF with WoD. In this case it would be much harder and vicious. and if the movies for either of these species was precident, Luck was more important in the defeat of either species than skill. <19990515130252.15486.qmai-@...> wrote: Original Article: http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter/?start=1135 > Hi. > > 1) Stop replying to the "Here's hoping..." mail. Now. Please. Tag it with > something else. Dammit. > > 2) A predator is probably a 6/3/6 thing as Steve said (armour, camo and > weapons make it a lot tougher though). An alien is probably 5/5/4 or > something. But the claws should add as per Vega's claw (Sp +1 and Dmg +1). > Conclusion: Neither is too powerful for a street fighter to mess up. If my > "Seed of Destruction" chronicle ever leaves the drawing board I'll bring the > subject of alien-like things up again. > > 3) Er... yup. > > Kristofer > > > ______________________________________________________ >

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Cool Steve K. you made them beleive there is actually a Tai Kwan Leap Martial art. RMR On Sat, 29 May 1999 08:23:25 PDT "Eric Thayer" <lord_kirtan@...> writes: > >I practiced TKD for 3 years but that was about 4-5 years ago. I >started to >get into Karate but the class was only on Saturday nights and you know >how >that goes... Right now I'm looking to possibly learn Aikido, Sanbo, or > >something involving closure fighting. If anyone knows where I could >find a >good Tai Kwan Leap school I'd like to test my boots out. > >Later- >Kirtan > > >_______________________________________________________________ >Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >Big Yellow! Your yellow pages on the web. >To find out more about Entertainment and Humor click here! >http://clickhere.egroups.com/click/228 > > > >eGroups.com home: http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter >http://www.egroups.com - Simplifying group communications > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

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It was a joke. You have failed to grasp Tai Kwan Leap, Approach that you might see. BOOT TO THE HEAD (WHOOSH-THUMP) >From: Ryan M Rich <leonardsmalls@...> >Reply-To: streetfighter@egroups.com >To: streetfighter@egroups.com >Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Martial Arts >Date: Sat, 29 May 1999 17:11:46 -0400 > > Cool Steve K. you made them beleive there is actually a Tai Kwan >Leap Martial art. > >RMR > > >On Sat, 29 May 1999 08:23:25 PDT "Eric Thayer" <lord_kirtan@...> >writes: > > > >I practiced TKD for 3 years but that was about 4-5 years ago. I > >started to > >get into Karate but the class was only on Saturday nights and you know > >how > >that goes... Right now I'm looking to possibly learn Aikido, Sanbo, or > > > >something involving closure fighting. If anyone knows where I could > >find a > >good Tai Kwan Leap school I'd like to test my boots out. > > > >Later- > >Kirtan > > > > > >_______________________________________________________________ > >Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >Big Yellow! Your yellow pages on the web. > >To find out more about Entertainment and Humor click here! > >http://clickhere.egroups.com/click/228 > > > > > > > >eGroups.com home: http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter > >http://www.egroups.com - Simplifying group communications > > > > > > > > > >___________________________________________________________________ >You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. >Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html >or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >FREE email Newsletters delivered right to your in-box. >CNET, USAToday, RollingStone, and more… >Click Here Now! http://clickhere.egroups.com/click/314 > > >eGroups.com home: http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter >http://www.egroups.com - Simplifying group communications > > > > _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

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Street Fighter Central is going to undergo massive re-construction shortly,
as soon as I finish learning JavaScript. Look for tons of new sections,
mostly on roleplaying the circuit, styles, and the genre of Street Fighter,
including a "How do I...?" section regarding adaptations of popular
characters to SF, and treatments of the backgrounds presented in the
series/films.

secondly, Contenders:TNG will be moving to the main SF site soon as well,
with a big-ass update to it.

thirdly, I have more 'tougher' throwaways in the spirit of the Nightmare
Guard, including elite commandos from Bison's private army and the Muay Thai
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SlpStck-

Finding a capoeira school in the US is a bit tricky. I know that there's one
in Chicago, but your best bet is to look it up on the internet. Iknow that
there's a capoeira database out there.

Kirtan-

Youmay possess the mighty Tae Kwan Leep, but I have knowledge of the dreaded
PURPLE NURPLE of DOOM. Beware.

Steve-

Any sort of throwaway you are offering I will take, for I am getting closer
and closer to starting up New Legends Online for the summer. I am going to
be using ICQ again. In fact, i was trying to dowload itlast night, but I got
off the net after a thuderstorm to end all thunderstorms started up.

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>Street Fighter Central is going to undergo massive re-construction shortly,
>as soon as I finish learning JavaScript. Look for tons of new sections,
>mostly on roleplaying the circuit, styles, and the genre of Street Fighter,
>including a "How do I...?" section regarding adaptations of popular
>characters to SF, and treatments of the backgrounds presented in the
>series/films.
>
>secondly, Contenders:TNG will be moving to the main SF site soon as well,
>with a big-ass update to it.
>
>thirdly, I have more 'tougher' throwaways in the spirit of the Nightmare
>Guard, including elite commandos from Bison's private army and the Muay
>Thai
>Assassins from SFIIV. Who wants 'em?

Bring it on!

Kristofer

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>sad to say, the only real experience I have with martial arts is from SF,
>but I have picked up bits and pieces about various styles from everywhere.
>Still, my girlfriend is from China and she knows more than I do (much more)
>since she is an avid fan of the Dragon Princess and other martial-arts
>novels/series. She also had to practice Wu Shu as part of her physical
>education in school when she was younger.
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>On a related note, she loves SFII V because of its, in her opinion,
>remarkable similarity to the epic martial-arts novels/series of novels she
>used to read. We watched half(!) the series last night and she's dying to
>see how it comes out. Second, as you probably all know, Chun Li's outfit
>is *far* from accurate. I asked her if Chinese acrobats ever wore anything
>like that and she asked me if I was serious. :p so, now you know. :)

I suspected that much, yes.

Kristofer

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>soon as I can get her to overcome her insecurity about her English, she may
>join my campaign. Right now, she just watches. :)
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You too shall be honored with the knowledge...
BOOT TO THE HEAD (WHOOSH-THUMP) EEWWAAAUGH!

>From: "Steve Karstensen" <skarsten@...>
>Reply-To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>To: <streetfighter@egroups.com>
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Martial Arts
>Date: Mon, 31 May 1999 13:52:26 -0400
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>You missed.

>It was a joke. You have failed to grasp Tai Kwan Leap, Approach that you
>might see. BOOT TO THE HEAD (WHOOSH-THUMP)
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Enter Kirtan, the Tai Kwan Leap fighter in the traditional uniform of his
school. A simple white gi (spelling?) with the legs tucked into a pair of
well polished steel tipped combat boots. The absense of the student's
protective football helmet designates the title of Master to Kirtan. He
seats himself at the center of the arena and begins to meditate. His
opponent enters the ring, wielder of the dreaded Purple Nurple of Doom, but
before anyone can get a clear picture of what this opponent looks like,
Kirtan remembers one of the fundementals of Tai Kwan Leap -Get in the First
Shot.

BOOT TO THE HEAD (WHOOSH-THUMP)

His opponent screams in agony, "Oww you booted me in the head!"

Begin Round 2


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Send It Over.

>I have more 'tougher' throwaways in the spirit of the Nightmare
>Guard, including elite commandos from Bison's private army and the Muay Thai
>Assassins from SFIIV. Who wants 'em?

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I WANT THE STATS FOR THE COMMANDS AND MUAY TAI ASSASINS AND ANTHING ELSE YOU
CAN SEND AND EMAIL ME WHEN YOU START AND FINISHED THE NEW WEB PAGE

JP

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I DO ANY KIND NAME IT I TAKE IT BUT I SPECALIZE IN CAPOEIRA

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Background:

Muay Thai is arguably one of the world's most dangerous and efficient
fighting styles. Given the number of people in Thailand who practice this
art, it was only natural that organized crime would begin hiring skilled
kickboxers as enforcers and muscle, especially since law enforcement bodies
(such as Interpol) made covert use of Street Fighters. The first assassins
were put into (very) effective use by the druglord Ashura, but since then
most of the so-called Golden Triangle has followed Ashura's lead and stocked
its ranks with these thugs.

Appearance:

Varies according to affiliation, but most of them wear black, hooded masks
and/or Thai boxing tights.

Suggestions for use:

Muay Thai Assassins make excellent "Eastern" muscle for tongs, triads, petty
drug lords, gangs, or whatever. They are easily the equivalent of rank one
or two Street Fighters, especially in 1:1 or 2:1 ratios. They don't go down
easily and their attacks are a good mix of power and speed. Plus, they make
good opposition for tournaments in a pinch. Just give 'em a name and add a
maneuver ot two.

Thai thugs come in three flavors: regular, enforcer, or killer. Regulars
are good for basic ass-kicking; enforcers are tougher and more skilled, able
to dish out more hurt. Killers are equivalent to regulars, although they
took a bigger beating in training and thusly are faster, tougher, and able
to last longer. They specialize in the quick kill.

Stats:

Name: Muay Thai Assassins
Style: Thai kickboxing

Strength 4 Charisma 2 Perception 3
Dexterity 3 Manipulation 3 Intelligence 3
Stamina 4 Appearance 2 Wits 3

Interrogate 3, Intimidate 3, Style Lore 2, Insight 2, Arena 2, Blind
Fighting 3, Medicine 2, Mysteries 1

Chi 2, Willpower 7, Health 12

Punch 3, Kick 3, Block 3, Grab 2, Athletics 3, Focus 2

Special Maneuvers;
Elbow Smash, Wounded Knee, Jump

Enforcers get +1 Strength, Double Dread Kick, and Jumping Shoulder Butt
Killers get +1 Dexterity, +1 Stamina, and Maka Wara.


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