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Bump it up like a tonka truck.

Edited in Assault Bandaging, hopefully clarifying respective bonuses etc.

Armor Attribute Sheet Armor type: Fistfighers' Wrappings Attribute Name: Assault Bandaging Description: In the underground combat arenas of Muay Thai, a particularly insidious method of battle is known as commonplace. Before each match the fighters roll their wrappings in glue and press the bandages into trays of Glass shards, nails, and other unpleasantness. This makes their hits more painful, and potentially more lethal. Fukikaya, however, changed his own wrappings to enhance defensive abilities when fighting an armed opponent. Effect: Allows this armor to be upgraded as per Medium Weapon Rules. Restriction: Must be purchased at creation, and is unique to Armor Type: Muay Thai wrappings. Effect Costs: $100

It adds 20 taijutsu every 5th level, which means that even at the current cap of 100, the maximum taijutsu bonus you would recieve would be 400 to the stat itself, which equates to +100 damage at its maximum. The 80 every five levels was supposed to be the cost for adding stats, rather than the damage bonus. I'll re-work it to make sense there. As per the leveling, I'll write up the attribute shortly.

Type: Muay Thai wrappings. Attribute: Indestructible: Your weapon has been finely crafted of the most resilient materials available. Even if wounded in battle, it can easily be repaired for use again without any knowledge of blacksmithing. Effect: If an effect would 'destroy' this equipment, that equipment is instead rendered unusable for the remainder of the battle, after which it may be used normally. $50 Special: Iron Wrap These hand wraps deal no damage themselves, but apply their bonuses to basic Taijutsu attacks. Whenever someone wearing these wraps makes an unarmed Taijutsu attack, they receive a bonus of this weapons level to base damage. (Considered to add 20 to Taijutsu every 5th level.) This increases cost by $16 per level. ($80 every 5 levels.) Attribute Name: Assault Bandaging Description: In the underground combat arenas of Muay Thai, a particularly insidious method of battle is known as commonplace. Before each match the fighters roll their wrappings in glue and press the bandages into trays of Glass shards, nails, and other unpleasantness. This makes their hits more painful, and potentially more lethal. Fukikaya, however, changed his own wrappings to enhance defensive abilities when fighting an armed opponent. Effect: Allows this armor to be upgraded as per Medium Weapon Rules. Restriction: Must be purchased at creation, and is unique to Armor Type: Muay Thai wrappings. Effect Costs: $100 Stubborn Forging These handwraps require specific attributes before they can be improved past a certain point. Level 5: Cannot be upgraded further until: Taijutsu Weights Rank 1 is purchased. Level 10: Cannot be upgraded further until: Defend rank 1 is purchased. Level 15: Cannot be upgraded further until: Parry rank 1 is purchased. Level 20: Cannot be upgraded further until: Taijutsu Weights Rank 2 is purchased. Level 25: Cannot be upgraded further until: Defend rank 2 is purchased. Level 30: Cannot be upgraded further until: Parry rank 2 is purchased. Level 35: Cannot be upgraded further until: Taijutsu weights Rank 3 is purchased. Description: These sturdy cloth wraps are commonly worn by Muay Thai fighters in order to keep their bones solid during fights. They are worn around the feet, knees, elbows, and fists. As the fighter grows in ability, the wraps are enhanced to maximize the use of Muay Thai. Cost: 230 ? The main point of conflict I foresee is going to be the Iron Wrap ability. But in effect all these wraps do is add a little more weight behind each punch and kick. Does this sound alright?

Bump it up

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The problem I see with making them armor is the lack of upgrade-ability. Last I checked anyway, armor didn't level up like weapons do. I mean that isn't exactly a deal-breaker, but is important to the "Feel" that my character has.Edited to medium sized however.

Edited in the 7x% clause, and added a little to the description to reflect the similarity with modern boxing.

I'd like some comment/critique on a Taiutsu Style and a Weapon, when you have a moment Muay Thai, the Art of Eight Limbs Fist Fighter Wrappings, Custom Weapon Many Thanks!

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Weapon Type: Muay Thai wrappings. Size: Medium Level: 5 Attribute: Hidden: Your weapon is made too be hidden within you clothing or as a package so others do not notice. Effect: Other's cannot tell you have a weapon until you reveal it. $50 Indestructible: Your weapon has been finely crafted of the most resilient materials available. Even if wounded in battle, it can easily be repaired for use again without any knowledge of blacksmithing. Effect: If an effect would 'destroy' this equipment, that equipment is instead rendered unusable for the remainder of the battle, after which it may be used normally. $50 Special: Iron Wrap These hand wraps deal no damage themselves, but apply their bonuses to basic Taijutsu attacks. Whenever someone wearing these wraps makes an unarmed Taijutsu attack, they receive a bonus of this weapons level to base damage. +80 per 5 levels. (Considered to add 20 to Taijutsu every 5th level.) Stubborn Forging These handwraps require specific attributes before they can be improved past a certain point. Level 5: Cannot be upgraded further until: Taijutsu Weights Rank 1 is purchased. Level 10: Cannot be upgraded further until: Defend rank 1 is purchased. Level 15: Cannot be upgraded further until: Parry rank 1 is purchased. Level 20: Cannot be upgraded further until: Taijutsu Weights Rank 2 is purchased. Level 25: Cannot be upgraded further until: Defend rank 2 is purchased. Level 30: Cannot be upgraded further until: Parry rank 2 is purchased. Level 35: Cannot be upgraded further until: Taijutsu weights Rank 3 is purchased. Description: These sturdy cloth wraps are commonly worn by Muay Thai fighters in order to keep their bones solid during fights. They are worn around the feet, knees, elbows, and fists. As the fighter grows in ability, the wraps are enhanced to maximize the use of Muay Thai. Cost: 180 ? The main point of conflict I foresee is going to be the Iron Wrap ability. But in effect all these wraps do is add a little more weight behind each punch and kick. Does this sound alright?

Skill Name: Muay Thai, the art of Eight Limbs Bloodline: Taijutsu Style, regular skill Description: The Muay Thai combat style, also known as the art of eight limbs, is a school of martial arts that focuses on the use of all eight human weapons; the Fists, Knees, Elbows, and Feet. It teaches that each of these limbs is a weapon, and should be wielded much as one would wield a blade; with power and precision. As the wielder gains momentum, their strikes become more powerful, and it is said that masters of Muay Thai are able to kill opponents with a single punch or kick. However there is also a side that is commonly overlooked; Muay Thai uses a systemic technique to reduce opponent's guard and open them up for more potent attacks. Effect: This skill allows it's holder to use the Muay Thai combat style and learn techniques that require Blade Charges. Blade charges may be earned by hitting the opponent with any of the Muay Thai techniques, and may be spent in one of two ways; 1. The user may spend a Blade charge to increase a Muay Thai technique's base damage by 7x%, where x is the number of blade charges spent. IE; 1:7% 2:14% 3:21% 4:28% 5:35%. This cannot exceed the damage cap. 2. The user may use Muay Thai techniques that require Blade charges. Cost: -1 ooc:This is my first attempt at making a Taijutsu style, and has been lurking in the backdrop of my brain for about 3 weeks now. (KenIchi: The mightiest disciple is the insperation behind this) I'm hoping for some constructive feedback in how I can make this accurate to Muay Thai, and up to par with the current Taijutsu styles.