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Re: Stooge-jitsu

 

Stoojutsu appeared in Adventurers Club Issue #17, "Silly Martial Arts," by the great Aaron Allston. I transcribed the basics of it to the forums a while back (adapted from 4E to 5E as needed), given how long ago that was published and how hard it is to find these days. I don't have the 6E Martial Arts rules so I don't know how hard it would be to adapt, but for anyone who wants to, here it is again:

 

 

STOOJUTSU

 

Manuever Phs Pts OCV DCV Damage/Effect

Bonk 1/2 3 +2 -2 STR +2d6 Strike

Curly's Charge 1/2 5 +1 -2 STR +2d6 Strike + v/5, FMove

Ear-Yank 1/2 5 +0 -2 Grab, +15 STR to Drag Victim Along

Nose-Twist 1/2 5 +0 -2 Grab, 1d6 NND(1), +10 STR to Hold On

Slap 1/2 4 +0 -2 2d6 NND(1), defense is any sort of Resistant Defenses

Advanced Technique

Eye-Poke 1 5 +0 +0 Flash 2d6 (Sight), No Range (-1/2), Full Phase (-1/2)

 

Skills

CSL with Thrown Weapons of Opportunity

Confusion (similar to Persuasion)

WF: Thrown Weapons of Opportunity

 

Elements

Weapons +1 Use Art with Clubs (espec. crowbars, 2x4s, chairs, etc.)

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Re: Stooge-jitsu

 

Got 'em in front of me. One was Rhinoceros Style, supposedly created by a group of Japanese sumo wrestlers captured by Malay pirates and later shipwrecked on the west coast of Africa. Another was Kid Fu, based on children's playground roughousing, with maneuvers like "Indian Burn," "Noogie" and "Pinch de' Blub."

 

Aaron Allston described another such art in AC #18, Hack Writing, an ancient tradition practiced by the print journalists belonging to the secretive "Brotherhood of the Pen."

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