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loses (4d10)% of their remaining Strength. The 3 rd
round of choking, the victim may attempt to escape
with a TH of 28. If failed, then the victim
loses (6d10)% of their remaining Strength. The 4 th
round, the victim may not attempt escape at all. If
still conscious, then the victim loses (8d10)% of their
Strength. This pattern may be continued if desired
or deemed necesssary by the choker.
17. Fish-hook - You have successfully wedged a
finger into each side of the foe’s mouth, outside of
their biting range, and begun pulling apart as though
you want the side of their lips to touch their ears.
They may, however, attempt to escape, though they
need to have a higher Strength score by 10 points
than you. To escape, both combatants make a
Strength check. If the victim’s roll is higher, then
he escapes. This vicious maneuver will never be
forgotten, and if successful, administers 3d6 points
of humiliating facial damage each round it is applied.
Each round of successful fish-hooking, the
foe’s Facial Charisma lowers 2 points.
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18. Eye-gouge - If intended to kill, roll 1d20
for damage and apply appropriate modifiers. If intended
for submission, administer 1d10 subdual
damage, and the foe must roll a TH of 17 to escape.
If failed, again administer 1d10 subdual damage and
the foe must roll a TH of 24 to escape. If this is
failed, they must pass a Health check at a TH of 24
or pass out for 1d100 minutes. If passed, they may
not escape now, but will take 1d10 subdual damage
every round and must pass a Health check at a TH
of 25 to remain conscious.
19. New move - Though you have never seen
or heard of this move before, it has forced your foe
into submission at your mercy.
20. Winner’s Choice - Any of the above Wrestling
techniques may be chosen.
Chapter 8: Skills