Wu Shu T'Sung
This is a very structured form of Kung Fu where each phase of training is carefully programmed and controlled. Because Chi is considered to be superstitious nonsense by these practioners, the art is strictly physical.
Wu Shu artists are also performers, with the best looking, most talented students joining touring companies to put on exhibitions. A master of the art will fight while continuously in motion, combining cartwheels, back flips, somersaults and leaps with either strikes or weapons. Almost no effort is given to defense, so that as many attacks as possible can be made.
Training is very formal, consisting of Bare Hand Exercises, Weapon Practice, Partner Exercises, and Group Exercises. Ba Ji are the hand movements, Di Tang are tumbling moves, Tung Bi are full arm moves, and Xing Yi are the animal katas.
Stance
Legs are spread wide, two shoulder widths apart, with one outstretched and the other with the knee bent. Shoulders are relaxed with arms held apart, both hands in "knife-blade" position.
Level
Exclusive
Years to Study
12
Dress
Circus acrobat outfits, usually tights, sweat suits or body suits.
Alignment Requirements
None
Attribute Requirements
Cha. (12), Con. (11), Dex. (15)
Number of Attacks
3
Free Move
Leap, Backflip, Somersault, Kick, Strike
Purchaseable Moves
Roll with Punch/Fall/Impact, Maintain Balance, Handstand, Cartwheel, Dodge, Parry,Automatic Parry, Multiple Dodge, Disarm, Automatic Roll, Breakfall, Knife Hand, Fore-Knuckle Fist, Double-Knuckle Fist, Power Punch, Backhand, Palm Strike, Tripping/Leg Hook, Snap Kick, Crescent Kick, Wheel Kick, Axe Kick, Jump Kick, Death Blow, Leap,Elbow, Arm Hold, Body Hold, Elbow Hold, Pull Punch, K.O./Stun, Critical
Allowed Powers
Up to 2 from Arts of Invisibility, Body Hardening, Special Katas
Recommended Skills
Language Modern, Tumbling, Jumping
Links to Moves
Martial Arts KicksMartial Arts Strikes
Martial Arts Movement
Martial Arts Evasions
Martial Arts Special Moves
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