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Revision as of 09:35, 6 January 2014
Unexpected Takedown
Speed and surprise often win a fight on the streets, and Bloody Alley teaches its practitioners how to best take advantage of an unprepared enemy. This very destructive technique is one example of this, as it involves attacking an unready enemy viciously by aiming to break their neck, slit their throat or something similarly spectacular.
Tags: At-Will, Style Weapon Only
Level: 1
Affects: One creature; see text
Use Time: Standard
As part of this technique, make a double move, followed by an attack, which must be against a flat-footed enemy. If the attack hits, it deals double damage.
