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Peter Knutsen: /* Socio-Linguistics Style */ adding some info

2012-04-08T08:36:04Z

Socio-Linguistics Style: adding some info

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	\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| ?? \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| ??		\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| ?? \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| ??
	\|}		\|}
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		+	Normal characters have an Etiquette Capacity equal to 3+Intelligence(Me)+(2xIntelligence(Ip)), giving a Capacity of 12 for an average person. Genius traits multiply this by 2 or 5 (for Minor and Major respectively), and those Traits apply the same multiplier to SL Stunts.
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		+	As for Language Capacity, this is equal to Intelligence(Li)+(Intelligence(Me)/2) rounded as per normal (0.5 rounds up), doubled for the percinent Medium Genius Trait (double before rounding). This gives an average person a Capacit for 4 Languages. The Genius Trait Trait also doubles the extra Language Capacity gained via SL Stunts.
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		+	A normal person must spend 4 Etiquette Capacity Slots on his "home" Etiquettes for Species, Religion, Socio-Economic (SE) Class and Occupational Class, and 1 Language Capacity Slot on his mother tongue. Characters who are Bilingual or Trilingual do not get extra Slots, and the same goes for multi-cultural characters, although for such it is quite realistic to start the game with some Socio-Linguistic Style trained.

	== Empty table for use ==		== Empty table for use ==

Peter Knutsen: /* Mental Training */ Adding SL Style and table

2012-04-08T03:25:09Z

Mental Training: Adding SL Style and table

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	{\|style="margin: 2px;"		{\|style="margin: 2px;"
	!scope="col" style="width:10em;" \| Mental Training<br>Stunt !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| Slots !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| SP !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| APT !! Notes		!scope="col" style="width:10em;" \| Mental Training<br>Stunt !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| Slots !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| SP !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| APT !! Notes
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		+	\| Stunt I \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| Stunt explained
		+	\|-
		+	\| Stunt II \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| Stunt explained
		+	\|-
		+	\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| ?? \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| ??
		+	\|}
		+	=== Socio-Linguistics Style ===
		+	{\|style="margin: 2px;"
		+	!scope="col" style="width:10em;" \| SL<br>Stunt !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| Slots !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| SP !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| APT !! Notes
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	\| Stunt I \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| Stunt explained		\| Stunt I \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| Stunt explained

Peter Knutsen: /* Combat Wisdom Style */ adding Deftness Style subsection and table

2012-04-08T03:24:18Z

Combat Wisdom Style: adding Deftness Style subsection and table

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	\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| ?? \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| ??		\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| ?? \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| ??
	\|}		\|}
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		+	=== Deftness Style ===
		+	{\|style="margin: 2px;"
		+	!scope="col" style="width:10em;" \| Deftness<br>Stunt !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| Slots !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| SP !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| APT !! Notes
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		+	\| Stunt I \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| Stunt explained
		+	\|-
		+	\| Stunt II \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| Stunt explained
		+	\|-
		+	\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| ?? \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| ??
		+	\|}
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	=== Movement Style ===		=== Movement Style ===
	{\|style="margin: 2px;"		{\|style="margin: 2px;"

Peter Knutsen: Adding Deftness and SL Style. Clarifying that only Combat Wisom occupies a Style Slot

2012-04-08T03:23:36Z

Adding Deftness and SL Style. Clarifying that only Combat Wisom occupies a Style Slot

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	\| High tier \|\| Judo and Karate		\| High tier \|\| Judo and Karate
	\|-		\|-
-	\| Non-~~combat~~ Styles \|\| Combat Wisdom, Mental Training, Movement Style (~~these~~ are all ''low'' tier)	+	\| Non-Combat Styles \|\| Combat Wisdom, Deftness, Mental Training, Movement Style, Socio-Linguistic Style (SL Style). These are all ''low'' tier)
	\|}		\|}

-	Keep in mind, Brawling and Wrestling do not occupy Style Slots. Neither ~~does Mental Training~~. A character ''without'' the Martial Style Skill has 1 Style Slot; a character ''with'' Martial Style Skill has 1 Style Slot per Skill Level.	+	Keep in mind, Brawling and Wrestling do not occupy Style Slots. Neither do any of the Styles under Non-Combat Styles, except for Combat Wisdom. A character ''without'' the Martial Style Skill has 1 Style Slot; a character ''with'' Martial Style Skill has 1 Style Slot per Skill Level.

	For now, the SP and APT cells will be empty. It is fairly trivial to determine SP costs based on Stunt Slot cost (and on the ''tier'' of the Skill in question). APT is as yet undefined (unless there is an ancient note somewhere about what it should be), but as these are Lores, APT should be a three-letter Block,. It is a good question whether APT should always be the same for all Skills, or if there should be a small number of APT Blocks and then whichever one is most appropriate is used, or if there should be a great variety of APT Blocks.		For now, the SP and APT cells will be empty. It is fairly trivial to determine SP costs based on Stunt Slot cost (and on the ''tier'' of the Skill in question). APT is as yet undefined (unless there is an ancient note somewhere about what it should be), but as these are Lores, APT should be a three-letter Block,. It is a good question whether APT should always be the same for all Skills, or if there should be a small number of APT Blocks and then whichever one is most appropriate is used, or if there should be a great variety of APT Blocks.

Peter Knutsen: /* Terms used */ adding some notes

2012-03-26T15:07:13Z

Terms used: adding some notes

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	Attributes featured will probably include some of Dexterity (Combat), Intelligence (Spatial), Intelligence (Interpersonal - for Feints), Will, Perception and Agility.		Attributes featured will probably include some of Dexterity (Combat), Intelligence (Spatial), Intelligence (Interpersonal - for Feints), Will, Perception and Agility.

-	== Terms used ==	+	== Terms used, and some notes ==
	It may be helpful to define commonly used terms:<br>		It may be helpful to define commonly used terms:<br>
	'''SF''' means Speed Factor.<br>		'''SF''' means Speed Factor.<br>
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	'''NF''' stands for No Flanking or No Facing, and means the ability works better when the character is (I) flanked or when (II) attacks come from behind.		'''NF''' stands for No Flanking or No Facing, and means the ability works better when the character is (I) flanked or when (II) attacks come from behind.

		+	If a Stunt has a Slot cost of zero (0), then it isn't a Slot but is rather an ordinary Lore, whose learning is not restricted in this way. When such a Lore is present on one of the below tables, it is usually because it is a prerequisite and/or a cheaper version of a Stunt that does the same. In such cases, a character can (and sometimes should) learn both, but from an efficiency point of view, he should learn the Lore first and then the Stunt later, seeing as the Stunt requires Style training to free up Slots.
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		+	When Stunts are named with Roman numerals, this tends to denote a "chain", where it is recommended that they be learned in order, since that is the most efficient (during that time - but in the long run it makes no difference), but this is never requiured, except if it is explicitly stated in some cases. Almost all inworld training programmes, formal as well as informal, start with the lower-grade Stunts, e.g. Faster Dodge I before Faster Dodge II.
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		+	In some cases two Stunts in a "chain" have the same Slot cost. In no case should the grade II Stunt be better than the Grade I one; rather they'll be equally good. The grade II Stunt may sometimes have a higher SP cost, though, or it could have a different APT Block.
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		+	Few Stunts have prerequisites, but some Lores do. Whenever there is a prerequisite, it is stated in (paranthesis) in the Notes column. Keep in mind that Skills can ''substitute'' for each other. Tactics: Small Group 5 can substitute for Tactics: Individual 3 (since it does so at 2/3, and 2/3 of 5 is 3.35, rounds down to 3).

	== Melee Weapon Styles ==		== Melee Weapon Styles ==

Peter Knutsen: /* Dodge */ removing "or 6th"

2012-03-25T02:12:53Z

Dodge: removing "or 6th"

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	\| Faster Dodge III \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 3 SF, you can Dodge for 3 AP)		\| Faster Dodge III \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 3 SF, you can Dodge for 3 AP)
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-	\| Faster Dodge IV \|\| 12 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 4 SF, it still costs you 3 AP to Dodge, but if you can get a 5th ~~or 6th~~ Speed Factor, e.g. from a Spell buff state, you can Dodge for 2 AP; if you can get a 7th SF, you can Dodge for 1 AP)	+	\| Faster Dodge IV \|\| 12 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 4 SF, it still costs you 3 AP to Dodge, but if you can get a 5th Speed Factor, e.g. from a Spell buff state, you can Dodge for 2 AP; if you can get a 7th SF, you can Dodge for 1 AP)
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	\| Dodge Punch I \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character a -1 RD bonus to Dodge fist Punch attacks, e.g. from Brawling or Karate, or any claws		\| Dodge Punch I \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character a -1 RD bonus to Dodge fist Punch attacks, e.g. from Brawling or Karate, or any claws

Peter Knutsen: /* Dodge */ switching around acronym and full word

2012-03-25T02:12:24Z

Dodge: switching around acronym and full word

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	!scope="col" style="width:10em;" \| Dodge<br>Stunt !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| Slots !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| SP !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| APT !! Notes		!scope="col" style="width:10em;" \| Dodge<br>Stunt !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| Slots !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| SP !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| APT !! Notes
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-	\| Faster Dodge I \|\| 1 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (if you don't have ~~Speed Factors~~ from other sources, this reduces the AP cost of Dodging from 6 to 5 AP)	+	\| Faster Dodge I \|\| 1 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 Speed Factor to his Dodge (if you don't have SF from other sources, this reduces the AP cost of Dodging from 6 to 5 AP)
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	\| Faster Dodge II \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 2 SF, you can Dodge for 4 AP)		\| Faster Dodge II \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 2 SF, you can Dodge for 4 AP)

Peter Knutsen: /* Dodge */ Explaining the effect of Speed Factors, explaining which Stunts protect against claw attacks

2012-03-25T02:11:50Z

Dodge: Explaining the effect of Speed Factors, explaining which Stunts protect against claw attacks

Peter Knutsen: /* Dodge */ clarifying Wild Dodge I, and removing the totals row

2012-03-25T02:08:20Z

Dodge: clarifying Wild Dodge I, and removing the totals row

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	\| Trick Dodge II \|\| 10 \|\| \|\| \|\| You may perform one additional Trick Dodge per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day		\| Trick Dodge II \|\| 10 \|\| \|\| \|\| You may perform one additional Trick Dodge per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day
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-	\| Wild Dodge I \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Once per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day, you may perform a Wild Doddge. This costs 1 AP, but is otherwise subject to all the normal rules for Dodging, and benefits from all your other Stunts (except Tricks, Feint Dodge and Speed Factors), and works perfectly fine against attacks from Savvy people, but each time you perform a Wild, your foes get a -1 RD bonus for attacking you for the rest of the current Round ''and'' the entire next Round	+	\| Wild Dodge I \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Once per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day, you may perform a Wild Doddge. This costs 1 AP, but is otherwise subject to all the normal rules for Dodging, and benefits from all your other Stunts (except Tricks, Feint Dodge and Speed Factors), and works perfectly fine against attacks from Savvy people, but each time you perform a Wild, all your foes get a -1 RD bonus for attacking you for the rest of the current Round ''and'' the entire next Round
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	\| Wild Dodge II \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| You may perform one additional Wild Dodge per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day		\| Wild Dodge II \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| You may perform one additional Wild Dodge per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day
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	\| Feint Dodge III \|\| 15 \|\| \|\| \|\| As above, but it only requires 2 FEP		\| Feint Dodge III \|\| 15 \|\| \|\| \|\| As above, but it only requires 2 FEP
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-	~~\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| 111 \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| 56~~
	\|}		\|}

Peter Knutsen: /* Dodge */ Adding Dodge ML, and Feint Dodge

2012-03-25T02:07:09Z

Dodge: Adding Dodge ML, and Feint Dodge

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	\| Dodge NF II \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| No Facing. The character is no longer subject to the +2 RD penalty for Dodging attacks from behind		\| Dodge NF II \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| No Facing. The character is no longer subject to the +2 RD penalty for Dodging attacks from behind
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-	\| Trick Dodge I \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Once per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day, you may perform a Trick Dodge. This costs only 1 AP, but is otherwise subject to all the normal rules for Dodging, and benefits from all your other Stunts (except ~~Wilsd~~ and Speed Factors). Note that if you try to Dodge an attack from a foe who has the Savvy Stunt (see Combat Wisdom Style), you are at a +3 RD penalty. You should not try ~~tricks~~ on those who are Savvy!	+	\| Trick Dodge I \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Once per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day, you may perform a Trick Dodge. This costs only 1 AP, but is otherwise subject to all the normal rules for Dodging, and benefits from all your other Stunts (except Wilds, Feint Dodge and Speed Factors). Note that if you try to Dodge an attack from a foe who has the Savvy Stunt (see Combat Wisdom Style), you are at a +3 RD penalty. You should not try Tricks on those who are Savvy!
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	\| Trick Dodge II \|\| 10 \|\| \|\| \|\| You may perform one additional Trick Dodge per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day		\| Trick Dodge II \|\| 10 \|\| \|\| \|\| You may perform one additional Trick Dodge per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day
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-	\| Wild Dodge I \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Once per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day, you may perform a Wild Doddge. This costs 1 AP, but is otherwise subject to all the normal rules for Dodging, and benefits from all your other Stunts (except Tricks and Speed Factors), and works perfectly fine against attacks from Savvy people, but each time you perform a Wild, your foes get a -1 RD bonus for attacking you for the rest of the current Round ''and'' the entire next Round	+	\| Wild Dodge I \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Once per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day, you may perform a Wild Doddge. This costs 1 AP, but is otherwise subject to all the normal rules for Dodging, and benefits from all your other Stunts (except Tricks, Feint Dodge and Speed Factors), and works perfectly fine against attacks from Savvy people, but each time you perform a Wild, your foes get a -1 RD bonus for attacking you for the rest of the current Round ''and'' the entire next Round
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	\| Wild Dodge II \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| You may perform one additional Wild Dodge per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day		\| Wild Dodge II \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| You may perform one additional Wild Dodge per foe per fight ''per'' place per Day
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-	\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| 80 \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| 40	+	\| Dodge ML I \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| The penalty for Dodging a Mass-Less attack (a Wraith Touch, or an Energy Rapier) is reduced from +3 RD to +1 RD (i.e. you get 1 PN)
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		+	\| Dodge ML II \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| The penalty for Dodging a Mass-Less attack is removed (i.e. you get an additional 1 PN)
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		+	\| Feint Dodge I \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| If you have sufficient Feint Points against a foe, and he attacks you, you may perform a Dodge at the cost of 4 FEP and 1 AP. This Dodge is subject to all the normal rules, and benefits from all your Stunts (except Tricks, Wilds and Speed Factors).
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		+	\| Feint Dodge II \|\| 7 \|\| \|\| \|\| As above, but it only requires 3 FEP
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		+	\| Feint Dodge III \|\| 15 \|\| \|\| \|\| As above, but it only requires 2 FEP
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		+	\| '''Total Slots''' \|\| 111 \|\|colspan=2\| Style Skill \|\| 56
	\|}		\|}

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	Dodging attacks from a foe with claws is subject to a +2 RD penalty, but this penalty is negated if the character has either one of the Dodge Punch, Dodge MW or Dodge Animal Stunts.		Dodging attacks from a foe with claws is subject to a +2 RD penalty, but this penalty is negated if the character has either one of the Dodge Punch, Dodge MW or Dodge Animal Stunts.
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		+	Dodging attacks from Mass-Less weapons, such as Wraith Touch Attacks or Energy Rapiers, is ''very'' difficult, and has an intrinsic +3 RD penalty. The first Level of Penalty Negation (PN) that you get, e.g. from the Dodge ML I Stunt or from a Spell buff, reduces this penalty to +1 RD. The second level of PN removes the penalty entirely.

	Normally a character is subject to a +2 RD penalty on his Dodge rolls if he is ''flanked'', that is there is a foe (someone he has reason to assume will or might do him harm) on each side of him. This penalty is not increased if there are more than two foes. Furthermore, all characters are assumed at all times to have a facing, which is towards whichever direction it makes the most sense for them to face. When in doubt, the GM must force the player to make a choice. A character can still Dodge against attacks coming from behind (from the direction opposite the one he is facing), but at a +2 RD penalty. Both these +2 RD penalties can be negated with Stunts.		Normally a character is subject to a +2 RD penalty on his Dodge rolls if he is ''flanked'', that is there is a foe (someone he has reason to assume will or might do him harm) on each side of him. This penalty is not increased if there are more than two foes. Furthermore, all characters are assumed at all times to have a facing, which is towards whichever direction it makes the most sense for them to face. When in doubt, the GM must force the player to make a choice. A character can still Dodge against attacks coming from behind (from the direction opposite the one he is facing), but at a +2 RD penalty. Both these +2 RD penalties can be negated with Stunts.

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	!scope="col" style="width:10em;" \| Dodge<br>Stunt !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| Slots !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| SP !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| APT !! Notes		!scope="col" style="width:10em;" \| Dodge<br>Stunt !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| Slots !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| SP !!scope="col" style="width: 3em;" \| APT !! Notes
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-	\| Faster Dodge I \|\| 1 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge	+	\| Faster Dodge I \|\| 1 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (if you don't have Speed Factors from other sources, this reduces the AP cost of Dodging from 6 to 5 AP)
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-	\| Faster Dodge II \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge	+	\| Faster Dodge II \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 2 SF, you can Dodge for 4 AP)
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-	\| Faster Dodge III \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge	+	\| Faster Dodge III \|\| 6 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 3 SF, you can Dodge for 3 AP)
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-	\| Faster Dodge IV \|\| 12 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge	+	\| Faster Dodge IV \|\| 12 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character 1 SF to his Dodge (with 4 SF, it still costs you 3 AP to Dodge, but if you can get a 5th or 6th Speed Factor, e.g. from a Spell buff state, you can Dodge for 2 AP; if you can get a 7th SF, you can Dodge for 1 AP)
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	\| Dodge Punch I \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character a -1 RD bonus to Dodge fist Punch attacks, e.g. from Brawling or Karate, or any claws		\| Dodge Punch I \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character a -1 RD bonus to Dodge fist Punch attacks, e.g. from Brawling or Karate, or any claws
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	\| Dodge Punch II \|\| 5 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character a -1 RD bonus to Dodge fist Punch attacks		\| Dodge Punch II \|\| 5 \|\| \|\| \|\| Gives the character a -1 RD bonus to Dodge fist Punch attacks
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-	\| Dodge MW \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Removes the +1 RD penalty for Dodging melee weapon attacks	+	\| Dodge MW \|\| 2 \|\| \|\| \|\| Removes the +1 RD penalty for Dodging melee weapon attacks (or claw attacks)
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	\| Dodge Ranged \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Removes the +1 RD penalty for Dodging ranged attacks		\| Dodge Ranged \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Removes the +1 RD penalty for Dodging ranged attacks
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-	\| Dodge Animal \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Removes the +1 RD penalty for Dodging a melee or unarmed attack from a foe with a non-Human morphology	+	\| Dodge Animal \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Removes the +1 RD penalty for Dodging a melee or unarmed attack from a foe with a non-Human morphology, or from a foe with claws
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	\| REF Dodge \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Removes the 1 CFP cost per Dodge		\| REF Dodge \|\| 3 \|\| \|\| \|\| Removes the 1 CFP cost per Dodge
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	\| Feint Dodge III \|\| 15 \|\| \|\| \|\| As above, but it only requires 2 FEP		\| Feint Dodge III \|\| 15 \|\| \|\| \|\| As above, but it only requires 2 FEP
	\|}		\|}
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		+	Dodging normally costs 6 Action Points, and can benefit from up to 7 Speed Factors, reducing the cost to 1 AP.

	The Dodge Punch I and II Stunts are used to simulate characters who train in a constrained (non-street) and rules-based style, where there are no kicks and no melee weapons used. This makes them devastatingly good under those circumstances, but rather limited in "real" or serious combat, when it involves foes using swords or kicks.		The Dodge Punch I and II Stunts are used to simulate characters who train in a constrained (non-street) and rules-based style, where there are no kicks and no melee weapons used. This makes them devastatingly good under those circumstances, but rather limited in "real" or serious combat, when it involves foes using swords or kicks.