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| paths:mastery_path:octopus_style [2023/06/08 20:16] – created elfinlocks | paths:mastery_path:octopus_style [2026/03/09 05:22] (current) – Replacing Move Action with Half Action, hyperlinking elfinlocks | ||
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| - | As a Move Action when using this style, you can select a number of creatures you are aware of equal to your Dexterity modifier. You can’t be flanked by the selected creatures until the start of your next turn. | + | As a [[chargen: |
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| ===== Octopus Focus ===== | ===== Octopus Focus ===== | ||
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| When using Octopus Style, you gain a cumulative +1 bonus on melee attacks for each enemy that threatens you, up to a maximum equal to your Dexterity modifier. | When using Octopus Style, you gain a cumulative +1 bonus on melee attacks for each enemy that threatens you, up to a maximum equal to your Dexterity modifier. | ||
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| ===== Octopus Thrash ===== | ===== Octopus Thrash ===== | ||
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| While using Octopus Style, when you threaten two enemies who are adjacent to each other, you can attempt a trip combat maneuver check against both targets at once in place of a melee attack. You attempt a single combat maneuver check at a –5 penalty and apply the result to both targets. | While using Octopus Style, when you threaten two enemies who are adjacent to each other, you can attempt a trip combat maneuver check against both targets at once in place of a melee attack. You attempt a single combat maneuver check at a –5 penalty and apply the result to both targets. | ||
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