Post by Jude Liang on Sept 4, 2015 0:43:58 GMT -5
5 Qi points available at time of purchase, spending 3; 2 remaining.
Buying:
Tier 1 - Gatekeeper (1 use per 5 INT)
Infuse one hand with qi and strike an acu-point1 with the finger(s). This strike can be blocked by hard armor. Place 1 Gate counter on the target of a successful strike (max. 6 counters per target). This qi ability can be used to place counters on self without striking. Can be used multiple times per post, with each use counting towards the 3 abilities per post limit.
-When a target is struck by Surge, remove all Gate counters from the target and add 1/4 INT internal damage2 for each counter removed.
Tier 2 - Surge (1 use per 10 INT)
Infuse a chosen body part with qi and strike an acu-point1 with that part. On a successful strike, instantly apply 3/4 INT internal damage2 to the struck acu-point.
1Acu-point: any circular area on the body with 1 in. radius, excluding the shins (tibia) and outer forearms (outside of the ulna and radius, including the area between them).
2Internal damage: equivalent to blunt force trauma without affecting or being resisted by skin tissue.
Buying:
Tier 1 - Gatekeeper (1 use per 5 INT)
Infuse one hand with qi and strike an acu-point1 with the finger(s). This strike can be blocked by hard armor. Place 1 Gate counter on the target of a successful strike (max. 6 counters per target). This qi ability can be used to place counters on self without striking. Can be used multiple times per post, with each use counting towards the 3 abilities per post limit.
-When a target is struck by Surge, remove all Gate counters from the target and add 1/4 INT internal damage2 for each counter removed.
Tier 2 - Surge (1 use per 10 INT)
Infuse a chosen body part with qi and strike an acu-point1 with that part. On a successful strike, instantly apply 3/4 INT internal damage2 to the struck acu-point.
1Acu-point: any circular area on the body with 1 in. radius, excluding the shins (tibia) and outer forearms (outside of the ulna and radius, including the area between them).
2Internal damage: equivalent to blunt force trauma without affecting or being resisted by skin tissue.
