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<p>The blade: it is not a weapon nor a tool - it is an extension of yourself. To be graceful on the field of battle is to show mastery of form. To be quick is to show mastery of style. Others flail about, looking to land their blows. Through mastery of form and style, I make a single stroke and the deed is done.</p> | <p>The blade: it is not a weapon nor a tool - it is an extension of yourself. To be graceful on the field of battle is to show mastery of form. To be quick is to show mastery of style. Others flail about, looking to land their blows. Through mastery of form and style, I make a single stroke and the deed is done.</p> | ||
<cite>Ran Ton-Ton, explaining the ways of the Bushi</cite></blockquote> | <cite>Ran Ton-Ton, explaining the ways of the Bushi</cite></blockquote> | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:30, 18 October 2023
Summary
| Type |  |
| Source of Capabilities | Martial Training |
| Concept Role | Defense, Offense, Support |
| Focuses | Unique Iaijutsu Fighting Style, Battlefield Presence, Martial Maneuvers around Iaido |
| Planar Rarity | — Rare |
| Properties | Bushi Properties |
The blade: it is not a weapon nor a tool - it is an extension of yourself. To be graceful on the field of battle is to show mastery of form. To be quick is to show mastery of style. Others flail about, looking to land their blows. Through mastery of form and style, I make a single stroke and the deed is done.
Ran Ton-Ton, explaining the ways of the Bushi