Weapon Styles

Weapon styles are a sub-class: each one follows the rules of either the Flow or Moveset class. On top of that, the type of weapon gives a unique passive.

Class

Sub-class

Weapon types

3

Passive roll

Every 11th attack

Ultimate Mode

Passives off

All three passives work the same way: after 10 regular attacks, roll on your 11th.

Caution

Weapon passives only apply to regular attacks, not moves, and don’t apply in Ultimate Mode.

Blunt

Blunt Weapons

Bats, hammers: anything without an edge. Their weight makes every swing hit harder. Roll 1d20:

Roll	Result
1 – 4	Nothing
5 – 10	Minor TBI: opponent loses 5 Sub-Tiers of Speed for 3 turns
11 – 15	Moderate Cranial Trauma: opponent can’t use abilities for 4 turns, and loses 5 Sub-Tiers of Speed for 4 turns
16 – 19	You Good?: opponent is stunned 1 turn, giving a free Auto-Hit
20	K.O.: if they can’t dodge, your next hit is an Instant K.O.

Sharp

Sharp Weapons

Swords, knives: anything insanely sharp. Used in swordsmanship styles, and closely tied to the Outworld style system: Sword Styles. Their passive is Bleed. Roll 1d20:

Roll	Result
1 – 4	Nothing
5 – 10	Minor Bleed: opponent loses 6 Stamina per turn for 3 turns
11 – 15	Moderate Bleed: 12 Stamina per turn for 3 turns
16 – 19	Heavy Bleed: 18 Stamina per turn for 3 turns
20	Critical Bleed Strike: opponent has 3 turns before they’re knocked out

Ranged

Ranged Weapons

Guns, bows and other projectile launchers, for styles that keep their distance. Their passive is Ricochet: roll 1d10 to see how many projectiles bounce back and hit your opponent from behind:

Roll	Result
1 – 3	No success
4 – 6	Minor: 1 projectile ricochets
7 – 8	Moderate: 2 projectiles ricochet
9	Major: 3 projectiles ricochet
10	Critical: all projectiles ricochet