The magician pays 2 Chi, and can thereafter convert normal damage to aggravated damage, up to a maximum number ecual to [Focus] damage, and can obviously not convert more damage than is actually inflicted by the attack. This maneuver can be combined with any basic Punch maneuver.

Through using the modifiers below, the attacker executes an attack. If this does any damage, the opponent must succeed in a Stamina (6) check for every damage the Strike of Sleep does, or be rendered unconscious. The opponent will be unconscious for [Number of damage inflicted - Stamina successes] minutes. The Strike of Sleep will not under any circumstances do any real damage at all.

The opponent will, if the maneuver inflicts any damage, be subject to a Knockdown. The attack must be along a straight hex line, as per for instance Cartwheel Kick. This incredibly powerful maneuver is more or less a certain mark that the martial artist performing this maneuver is an accomplished TaeKwon-Do practitioner.

The practitioner jumps into the air, and delivers a powerful kick against the head or chest of the opponent. This is an Aerial maneuver.

The Coup de Pied Bas is so low that it will miss an Aerial opponent.

For those who have not already understood what this maneuver is, the description is as follows: The Street Fighter grabs his opponent, pulls the opponent next to himself, and knees him in the groin. This is incredibly painful, and has the following effects: Automatic dizzy (if male - or used to be), -1 penalty (we do use some house rules) over and above any others (if male). If the Pankration wrestler uses this technique on a woman, the damage bonus is a mere +3, and no special effects are inflicted. The damage is calculated from Kick technique, even though this is a Grab maneuver.

This maneuver costs the practitioner 1 permanent Honor if used. At all.

This maneuver can be combined with any basic punch or kick maneuver, as well as the maneuvers Air Smash, Flying Tackle, and Jumping Shoulder Butt. If the opponent is Knockdown, the Rope Trick's increased height will provide an extra +2 bonus to damage.

This maneuver is Aerial, but will hit crouching. The wrestler will suffer a Knockdown after Rope Trick is utilized.

The five elements are Fu (Air), Ka (Fire), Sui (Water), Chi (Earth), and Ku (Void). It is always free to change to Ku. The user will stay in one Body Posture other than Ku for a maximum of a day, before one Chi must be used to activate this power again.

The attacker rolls a [Punch+Focus] attack versus the opponent's [Dexterity+Athletics]. If the sorcerer scores at least one success, the sorcerer can roll a [Focus+Sorcery] / [Focus+Medicine or Mysteries, whichever is less] versus a permanent Chi roll of the opponent. Every success in the sorcerer's favor will suck one temporary Chi from the opponent and into the sorcerer's Chi pool, either until the opponent is empty, or the sorcerer is filled up to capacity.

This astral construct will be received by the recipient as a dream, which the recipient will either get the next time he sleeps, or if the person is sleeping while this ritual is conducted, immediately.

The recipient of this dream will be almost comatose while he is receiving the dream, and will experience the dream as incredibly life-like. The magician cannot truly harm the recipient of the dream - physically, at least.

The magician pays the Chi, describes the dream, and rolls a [Focus + Sorcery] against a target number of 6, needing at least one success to be able to create the construct. The more successes, the more life-like the dream.

The gamemaster decides on the difficulty of clearing that particular disease or poison from the body of the magician. For instance, HIV would be a difficulty 10, the common cold 5, and so on. The magician then rolls a [Focus+Sorcery] or [Focus+Medicine or Mysteries, whichever is less] versus that difficulty, and pays the Chi cost of this maneuver. The successes versus the various diseases are counted, and the magician is cleaned for these diseases.

Example: The magician suffers from malaria in the brain, the common cold, and runny stomach. The gamemaster decides that 10, 5, and 7, are reasonable difficulties. The magician rolls 5, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10. This means the magician is cured of all three diseases - the 10 removes the malaria, the 9 takes the runny stomach, and the 7 takes the flu as well. The extra successes means that the common cold isn't that hard to cure with Karmic Purge.

The exchange is as follows: Wits to Dexterity, Intelligence to Strength, Perception to Stamina. To keep this power up, the sorcerer must pay 1 Chi every round thereafter.

Examples of the use of Mind Trick, could be when guards wants to see your ID ("I showed you my ID just a moment ago"), distractions ("What was that sound?"), smells ("Who has eaten any garlic today?"), colors ("Nope, the light's been green all the time"), and so on.

The Mind Trick is not really combat related. Although you might make your opponent uncertain whether you're wearing a red shirt or a green shirt, he'll still know where you are and can still bash your head in.

To employ the Mind Trick, the player describes that he wants to do to the GM, which then determines a difficulty rating on that particular use of Mind Trick. Then, the target rolls an [Alertness + Perception] roll versus a target number equal to the wizard's [Sorcery + Focus], while the wizard rolls [Sorcery + Focus] against the difficulty the GM had decided on.

If the wizard wins the test, the target is affected. If the target wins the test, the target is not affected.

This maneuver modifies any basic punch-maneuver. Similar to Extendible Limbs, Ranged Strike extends the range of any basic punch-maneuver to [Focus+Wits] in hexes. It may be used together with other maneuvers, such as Jump.

While this maneuver is in effect, the magician's real body is catatonic, with no conscious reaction to anything at all. If the body dies while the magician is 'away', the astral body will die when the duration of this maneuver is up, as it has no home to return to.

If the host body dies while the magician is 'present', the body of the magician's own body will die from sympathetic shock.

The magician concentrates, and separates his astral body from his physical body. He is then able to 'move into' a new body, and can control this new body for a while.

The new body may not have any statistic higher than the magician's corresponding statistic, and cannot have any implicit Intelligence statistic. This means that the magician is only able to inhabit animals (and other things, according to the GM's discretion). It is the use of this power that has lead to the legends about the black cat familiar of the witch, the witch doctor's magical control over animals, and so on.

The Soul Merge cannot last longer than [Focus] hours, and the magician's astral body will then be sucked back into its body. The magician may not use this maneuver more often than once per day (24 hours).

The elemental embraces the power of Earth, and channels this devastating, unstoppable power through the fists, rendering them rock-hard and near impervious to damage for a short while. Similar to the Fire elemental maneuver Flaming Fist, Stone Fist can be combined with any basic Punch technique.

Stone Fist may not be used in conjunction with any Jump technique. If the elemental is attacked by an attack potentially causing KD, then the elemental will soak an extra +1 versus that attack in a round Stone Fist is active.

This maneuver allows the escrimador three damage tests.

This maneuver allows the escrimador two damage tests, and if the opponent is knocked Dizzy by this maneuver, the opponent is Knockdown as well.

If this maneuver inflicts damage, the target is Knockdown.

Then, in one blinding flurry of movement, the swordfighter almost flies towards his opponent, executes the stroke, and ends up beyond the opponent, facing away from his opponent. A iai-jutsu draw (quick draw of the sword) sometimes accompany this maneuver.

When the Clear Sky Lightning Stroke is first chosen, the swordfighter pays 1 Willpower. Thereafter, it may be dormant for up to four additional turns before it is executed. During this time, the swordfighter has a -1 Speed, -1 Damage and -1 Move penalty on any other maneuver chosen while the Clear Sky Lightning Stroke is in effect. The Clear Sky Lightning Stroke may be retracted at any time, its effects and execution forfeit.

The Clear Sky Lightning Stroke is a straight-line attack, and the swordfighter may execute the attack at any point during his attack run, up to the limits of his Movement.

The power of the Clear Sky Lightning Stroke builds with how long the swordfighter is allowed to refine his technique in his mind. The modifiers are as follows:

One turn: -1 Speed, +4 Damage, -2 Move
Two turns: -1 Speed, +5 Damage, -1 Move
Three turns: +0 Speed, +5 Damage, +0 Move
Four turns: +1 Speed, +6 Damage, +0 Move
Five turns: +2 Speed, +7 Damage, +1 Move

The Deflecting Cut counts as a Parry maneuver, granting immunity to Knockdown from weapons maneuvers only, as well as providing a +2 Speed bonus to a weapon maneuver next turn.