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cheshire
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| Rasta wrote: |
True. I've never actually used martial arts in any games I've run. |
Personally, I've run it in one of my games, and I used the rules as written from the Specforce handbook. It really didn't overpower anything when we ran it, and it was actually a pretty interesting mechanic for the player who never touched a blaster the whole campaign. It was all martial arts and melee weapons.
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Rasta
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| Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2009 9:35 am Post subject: |
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| cheshire wrote: | | Rasta wrote: |
True. I've never actually used martial arts in any games I've run. |
Personally, I've run it in one of my games, and I used the rules as written from the Specforce handbook. It really didn't overpower anything when we ran it, and it was actually a pretty interesting mechanic for the player who never touched a blaster the whole campaign. It was all martial arts and melee weapons. |
That would certainly add an interesting mechanic. One of my Jedi players was considering being a member of the kung fu style Jedi, but decided he wanted a lightsaber, so didn't want to spread around his combat skills. |
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