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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vigilance" data-source="post: 3873254" data-attributes="member: 4275">Just wanted to entice folks a little more with a look at the way Modern20 is going to handle martial arts styles.Brazilian Jiu JitsuMartial Arts StyleIn 1914 a Jujutsu master named Mitsuo Maeda moved to Brazil. In return for political assistance given to him by Gastao Gracie, Mitsuo agreed to teach his son Carlos Jujutsu. Carlos then taught his brothers, and through constant no-holds barred sparring and competition created the art today known as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, sometimes called Gracie Jiu Jitsu. This style is also a fine style to use for any of the growing number of mixed martial arts, such as Shoot Fighting, although the School of Hard Knocks style would be seen here as well. Prerequisite: Combat Martial Arts or Improved GrabStyle ManeuversUnarmed 4 ranks: +2 damage bonus when attacking a prone targetUnarmed 8 ranks: Prone Fighting: +2 Defense while proneUnarmed 12 ranks: Eye Gouge: On a successful unarmed attack to your opponent’s head, your opponent must make a Fortitude save equal to your attack roll +10 or be blinded for 1-4 rounds. If you are using the injury rules, this is in addition to any effects from a head hit due to injuries. Unarmed 16 ranks: Improved Trip: If you successfully trip an opponent with this feat, you may make a free attack against that target if you render yourself prone as well. This improved feat simulates the elbow drop, knee drop and similar combat maneuvers. Unarmed 20 ranks: Strength Training: +2 Strength</blockquote>

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