This is in the section of martial arts in run&gun.
Unless I missed it martial arts specializations are based on unarmed combat. I would put this one in clubs as a martial art specialization rather then a staff specialization.
Glyph
Dec 6 2017, 03:16 AM
That's where they put it, as well (sidebar, page 135). Martial arts specializations can be taken for skills other than unarmed.
Kiirnodel
Dec 6 2017, 06:34 AM
With the more extensive rules for Martial Arts in Run & Gun, they "revised" where martial art skill specializations go. So yeah, the ones that are a specialization with an armed weapon fall into the appropriate skill (Clubs, Blades, etc).
G.NOME
Dec 20 2017, 07:17 AM
QUOTE (Kiirnodel @ Dec 6 2017, 02:34 AM)
With the more extensive rules for Martial Arts in Run & Gun, they "revised" where martial art skill specializations go. So yeah, the ones that are a specialization with an armed weapon fall into the appropriate skill (Clubs, Blades, etc).
Kenjutsu is one of the Run N Gun martial arts that specializes in blades. I'm wondering, though--can you mix techniques for armed & unarmed martial arts techniques?
Kiirnodel
Dec 20 2017, 09:56 AM
Do you mean "can you use techniques from two different styles?" I don't see why you couldn't. Sort of like nothing stops a person from doing a kick they learned from Karate followed by a head lock from a wrestling style.
What sort of mix are you trying to accomplish?
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