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<blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 2094469" data-attributes="member: 13966"><p>Minor note, I altered a line in my contribution of Cururultar, since I had forgotten before someone pointed it out again that the gnomes had gotten the humans and orcs to make war on the elves. I changed it to say that Cururultar inspired the elves to their original conquest of the region long ago, and then the humans and orcs to continue their conquest after taking Eyrdeyn and such.</p><p></p><p>Contribution:</p><p>Long ago the Kohl'Tass taught a group of Eyrians the Discipline of Nature's Grasp, the unarmed fighting style long practiced by Kohl'Tass since they are oathbound to wield no weapons in their homeland. The Discipline emphasizes grappling and throws, as well as hand strikes, but the lizardfolk couldn't teach their human and orc disciples the claw, tail, and bite techniques. This fighting art and its introspective philosophy spread gradually in Eyros and was quickly adapted to different forms as the students became teachers, and a few small schools of the resultant martial arts have been built in various cities and towns across Eyros. The Eyrians altered the philosophy nearly as much as the fighting style, and now call it the Dragon's Way, but each school teaches its personal variation of the style and philosophy, so for instance the school in lower Eyrdeyn teaches Dragon's Way of the Bold Fist. Exercises and disciplines taught by the Dragon's Way, not to mention self-defense skills, are popular amongst the peasantry and some nobles, but teaching the art to dwarves or elves is forbidden in Eyros.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Arkhandus, post: 2094469, member: 13966"] Minor note, I altered a line in my contribution of Cururultar, since I had forgotten before someone pointed it out again that the gnomes had gotten the humans and orcs to make war on the elves. I changed it to say that Cururultar inspired the elves to their original conquest of the region long ago, and then the humans and orcs to continue their conquest after taking Eyrdeyn and such. Contribution: Long ago the Kohl'Tass taught a group of Eyrians the Discipline of Nature's Grasp, the unarmed fighting style long practiced by Kohl'Tass since they are oathbound to wield no weapons in their homeland. The Discipline emphasizes grappling and throws, as well as hand strikes, but the lizardfolk couldn't teach their human and orc disciples the claw, tail, and bite techniques. This fighting art and its introspective philosophy spread gradually in Eyros and was quickly adapted to different forms as the students became teachers, and a few small schools of the resultant martial arts have been built in various cities and towns across Eyros. The Eyrians altered the philosophy nearly as much as the fighting style, and now call it the Dragon's Way, but each school teaches its personal variation of the style and philosophy, so for instance the school in lower Eyrdeyn teaches Dragon's Way of the Bold Fist. Exercises and disciplines taught by the Dragon's Way, not to mention self-defense skills, are popular amongst the peasantry and some nobles, but teaching the art to dwarves or elves is forbidden in Eyros. [/QUOTE]
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