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paths:mastery_path [2024/03/02 07:09] – [Style Fusion] elfinlockspaths:mastery_path [2025/08/21 03:51] (current) – reon
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 ====== Path of Mastery ====== ====== Path of Mastery ======
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 ==== Style Weaving ==== ==== Style Weaving ====
-  * **Requirements:** BaB 3, 10 EXP+  * **Requirements:** [[chargen:common_terms#core_stats|CST]] 5, 10 EXP
  
 You may enter two Combat Styles at once as a Swift Action, and in turn you may have two Styles active at once. You may enter two Combat Styles at once as a Swift Action, and in turn you may have two Styles active at once.
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 ==== Style Fusion ==== ==== Style Fusion ====
-  * **Requirements:** Style Weaving, BaB 8, 30 EXP+  * **Requirements:** Style Weaving, [[chargen:common_terms#core_stats|CST]] 9 30 EXP
  
 You may enter up to three Combat Styles at once as a Swift Action. Additionally, you may spend 2 TP per Style to enter them as a Free Action. You gain a bonus on your attack rolls to confirm Critical Hits equal to the number of Styles which you have active. Accordingly, you may now have three Styles active at once. You may enter up to three Combat Styles at once as a Swift Action. Additionally, you may spend 2 TP per Style to enter them as a Free Action. You gain a bonus on your attack rolls to confirm Critical Hits equal to the number of Styles which you have active. Accordingly, you may now have three Styles active at once.
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 ==== Style Mastery ==== ==== Style Mastery ====
-  * **Requirements:** Style Fusion, BaB 13,  50 EXP+  * **Requirements:** Style Fusion, [[chargen:common_terms#core_stats|CST]] 20,  50 EXP
  
 You may now enter up to four Combat Styles at once as a Swift Action. Additionally, you may spend 2 TP per Style to enter them as a Free Action. You may now enter up to four Combat Styles at once as a Swift Action. Additionally, you may spend 2 TP per Style to enter them as a Free Action.
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 ==== Style Perfection ==== ==== Style Perfection ====
-  * **Requirements:** Style Mastery, BaB 18,  100 EXP+  * **Requirements:** Style Mastery, [[chargen:common_terms#core_stats|CST]] 25,  100 EXP
  
 You may now enter up to five Combat Styles at once, as a Free Action (with no TP cost). In addition, you may spend 1 [[game_systems:tactic_pool|TP]] per desired Style to enter the chosen Styles as an Immediate Action. You may now enter up to five Combat Styles at once, as a Free Action (with no TP cost). In addition, you may spend 1 [[game_systems:tactic_pool|TP]] per desired Style to enter the chosen Styles as an Immediate Action.
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   * [[~:Ascetic Style]] - You blend arms and martial arts, using weapons with the same ease as unarmed strikes.   * [[~:Ascetic Style]] - You blend arms and martial arts, using weapons with the same ease as unarmed strikes.
-  * [[~:Blinded Blade Style]] - You hold no fear of blindness, as your other senses improve without the distractions of sight. Your lack of sight enables you to strike your foes with uncanny precision and your skill at arms while unable to see is astounding. 
   * [[~:Boar Style]] - A tribe of [[chargen:races:orc|orcs]] who disdained the use of weapons originally developed this savage unarmed fighting style. They preferred to slaughter their enemies with their bare hands and teeth.   * [[~:Boar Style]] - A tribe of [[chargen:races:orc|orcs]] who disdained the use of weapons originally developed this savage unarmed fighting style. They preferred to slaughter their enemies with their bare hands and teeth.
   * [[~:Charging Stag Style]] - This style originated among shamanic monks who spent their lives in the wild, allowing them to quickly subdue both game and poachers using the element of surprise.   * [[~:Charging Stag Style]] - This style originated among shamanic monks who spent their lives in the wild, allowing them to quickly subdue both game and poachers using the element of surprise.