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<blockquote data-quote="Vigilance" data-source="post: 987739" data-attributes="member: 4275">Man Frank did a very good job of answering that question, thanks for watching my back Frank <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Blood and Fists has the following new weapon categories, and most of these have Weapon martial arts styles associated with them.Chinese WeaponsGatka WeaponsIndonesian WeaponsJapanese WeaponsSamurai WeaponsExotic WeaponsThe full style list in the game is :Creating New Styles&nbsp;&nbsp; Aikido&nbsp;&nbsp; Arnis&nbsp;&nbsp; Boar&nbsp;&nbsp; Boxing&nbsp;&nbsp; Capoeira&nbsp;&nbsp; Cat&nbsp;&nbsp; Cobra&nbsp;&nbsp; Commando Training&nbsp;&nbsp; Dragon&nbsp;&nbsp; Drunken Master&nbsp;&nbsp; Eagle&nbsp;&nbsp; Fencing&nbsp;&nbsp; Gatka&nbsp;&nbsp; Hapkido&nbsp;&nbsp; Jeet Kune Do&nbsp;&nbsp; Jujutsu&nbsp;&nbsp; Karate &nbsp;&nbsp; Kendo&nbsp;&nbsp; Kobujutsu&nbsp;&nbsp; Kung Fu&nbsp;&nbsp; Kyudo&nbsp;&nbsp; Leopard&nbsp;&nbsp; Lua&nbsp;&nbsp; Monkey&nbsp;&nbsp; Naginato-do&nbsp;&nbsp; Ninjutsu&nbsp;&nbsp; Panther&nbsp;&nbsp; Pentjak Silat&nbsp;&nbsp; Praying Mantis&nbsp;&nbsp; Python&nbsp;&nbsp; ROSS&nbsp;&nbsp; Savate&nbsp;&nbsp; School of Hard Knocks&nbsp;&nbsp; Scorpion&nbsp;&nbsp; Shao-Lin &nbsp;&nbsp; Sojitsu&nbsp;&nbsp; Sumo Wrestling&nbsp;&nbsp; TaeKwonDo&nbsp;&nbsp; Thai Kickboxing&nbsp;&nbsp; Tiger&nbsp;&nbsp; White Crane&nbsp;&nbsp; Wing ChunNow to answer the second question, due to the pace of products, Blood and Fists ended up being playtested in both Blood and Relics (my ENnie nominated game- man I love saying that) AND Blood and Guts, so I can attest that it works seamlessly in both games.Blood and Guts includes the openly military Commando Training, and some of the maneuvers that go with it, but having Blood and Fists as well would let you take, say Tae Kwon Do for your special ops character, instead of just Commando Training. (The best martial artist I ever saw in person was an air force special ops hand to hand combat instructor who had the most wicked snap kick you would never want to see coming at you).To address another cool point you raised: Blood and Fists is designed to work with d20 Modern, so it is definitely a modern game.&nbsp; However, I think it would work with 3E as well, although there would be some mechanical glitches.&nbsp; However, the game is decidedly aimed at &quot;Now&quot; games <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Chuck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vigilance, post: 987739, member: 4275"] Man Frank did a very good job of answering that question, thanks for watching my back Frank :) Blood and Fists has the following new weapon categories, and most of these have Weapon martial arts styles associated with them. Chinese Weapons Gatka Weapons Indonesian Weapons Japanese Weapons Samurai Weapons Exotic Weapons The full style list in the game is : Creating New Styles Aikido Arnis Boar Boxing Capoeira Cat Cobra Commando Training Dragon Drunken Master Eagle Fencing Gatka Hapkido Jeet Kune Do Jujutsu Karate Kendo Kobujutsu Kung Fu Kyudo Leopard Lua Monkey Naginato-do Ninjutsu Panther Pentjak Silat Praying Mantis Python ROSS Savate School of Hard Knocks Scorpion Shao-Lin Sojitsu Sumo Wrestling TaeKwonDo Thai Kickboxing Tiger White Crane Wing Chun Now to answer the second question, due to the pace of products, Blood and Fists ended up being playtested in both Blood and Relics (my ENnie nominated game- man I love saying that) AND Blood and Guts, so I can attest that it works seamlessly in both games. Blood and Guts includes the openly military Commando Training, and some of the maneuvers that go with it, but having Blood and Fists as well would let you take, say Tae Kwon Do for your special ops character, instead of just Commando Training. (The best martial artist I ever saw in person was an air force special ops hand to hand combat instructor who had the most wicked snap kick you would never want to see coming at you). To address another cool point you raised: Blood and Fists is designed to work with d20 Modern, so it is definitely a modern game. However, I think it would work with 3E as well, although there would be some mechanical glitches. However, the game is decidedly aimed at "Now" games :) Chuck [/QUOTE]

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