Asking for Martial Arts styles/feats....

[Black Omega]

It's really how juch work he wants to put into this. You could easily just do a 'martial arts' class and let the bonus feats by guided by the style, while allowing a degree of flexibility.

 

[jerichothebard]

You should check this out!

There is a thread in the D20 modern forum, which has a LOT of material going for it right now - would be well worth your time.

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=41463

Someone over there put a ton of work into detailing many of the styles you mentioned.

hope this helps.

 

[jerichothebard]

You should check this out!

There is a thread in the D20 modern forum, which has a LOT of material going for it right now - would be well worth your time.

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=41463

hope this helps.

 

[Pagan priest]

AEG's Swashbuckling Adventures has several 3 or 5 level prestige classes for various fighting styles. Consider using them for inspiration for martial arts style PrC's. Beware however, turning a martial arts style into a PrC screws the monk.

 

[Ranger REG]

I don't know if this may be useful to you, but Rich Redman offers a three-part Martial Arts Mayhem material free on the The Game Mechanics web site.

Maybe some of the material you could use or tweak for your D&D/d20 games.

 

[zdanboy]

Thanks for all the answers....they are helping me a bunch and I really appreciate this....

I don't know if this may be useful to you, but Rich Redman offers a three-part Martial Arts Mayhem material free on the The Game Mechanics web site.

Actually I have seen this material before......I think it is very well written....but just does not suit my style of play.....

And I have a question.....one of my players is a kempoka and asked me to do kempo in d20.....I have heard of kempo before but I do not know exactly what it is??? Would someone care to elaborate......my player studies a style of kempo called Ryu-Te...if you have some info on that style it would be cool as well.....

Of course some gaming solutions for kempo would be much appreciated....

 

[psychosis]

Kempo is known as the slapping art. Lots of lightning fast chops, punches and kicks.
I studied Kenpo Karate. The same style taught by Ed Parker. Most of the techniques were aggressive. Attack the attack. Block and strike at the same time. Kicks are targeted mostly below the chest. Lots of joint attacks.
The philosophy being strike fast, strike hard and get the heck out of Dodge.