Clinch Fighting (sage ability) - Revision history

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-An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling [[Attacking in Combat|attack]], in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further attack by the attacker.  Thereafter, the attacker must roll to hit to cause further damage; however, a "miss" does NOT indicate that the hold is broken.  The attacker can maintain the hold until it is broken, up to 1 total round per point of strength the attacker has.
+An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling [[Attacking in Combat|attack]], in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further attack by the attacker.  Thereafter, the attacker must roll to hit to cause further damage; however, a "miss" does NOT indicate that the hold is broken.  The attacker can maintain the hold until it is broken, up to 1 total round per point of [[Strength (ability stat)|strength]] the attacker has.
 For example, if the attacker has a 17 strength, an opponent can be held continuously for 17 rounds.

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-An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling [[Attacking in Combat|attack]], in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further attack by the attacker.  Thereafter, the attacker must roll to hit to cause further damage; however, a "miss" does NOT indicate that the hold is broken.  The attack can maintain the hold until it is broken, up to 1 total round per point of strength the attacker has.
+An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling [[Attacking in Combat|attack]], in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further attack by the attacker.  Thereafter, the attacker must roll to hit to cause further damage; however, a "miss" does NOT indicate that the hold is broken.  The attacker can maintain the hold until it is broken, up to 1 total round per point of strength the attacker has.
 For example, if the attacker has a 17 strength, an opponent can be held continuously for 17 rounds.

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 [[File:Clinch-fighting.jpg|right|400px|]]
-An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling attack, in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further attack by the attacker.  Thereafter, the attacker must roll to hit to cause further damage; however, a "miss" does NOT indicate that the hold is broken.  The attack can maintain the hold until it is broken, up to 1 total round per point of strength the attacker has.
+An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling [[Attacking in Combat|attack]], in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further attack by the attacker.  Thereafter, the attacker must roll to hit to cause further damage; however, a "miss" does NOT indicate that the hold is broken.  The attack can maintain the hold until it is broken, up to 1 total round per point of strength the attacker has.
 For example, if the attacker has a 17 strength, an opponent can be held continuously for 17 rounds.

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-An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling attack, in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further damage by the attacker.
+An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling attack, in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further attack by the attacker.  Thereafter, the attacker must roll to hit to cause further damage; however, a "miss" does NOT indicate that the hold is broken.  The attack can maintain the hold until it is broken, up to 1 total round per point of strength the attacker has.
 Furthermore, when defending against a wrestling attack made by an unskilled grappler, the clinch fighter is granted a 20% bonus to their listed weight.  For example, a 210 lb. defender would be counted as 252 lb.  This bonus is not granted when fighting skilled opponents (those with amateur-level training or better).
 Additionally, if a clinch-fighter is held, then following the [[Combat Round|round]] when they are stunned, they are entitled to a [[Saving Throws|saving throw against paralysation]].  If successful, then the hold is broken and the character is able to move up to one [[Combat Hex|combat hex]] away from their opponent.
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-An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling attack, in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further damage by the attacker.
+An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl|brawling]] as a grappling attack, in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds.  In using the ability, the character [[Roll to Hit|rolls to hit]] normally.  As an [[Knowledge Points|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit.  As well, [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling).  As with brawling, if the defender is [[Stun Lock|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further damage by the attacker.
 Furthermore, when defending against a wrestling attack made by an unskilled grappler, the clinch fighter is granted a 20% bonus to their listed weight.  For example, a 210 lb. defender would be counted as 252 lb.  This bonus is not granted when fighting skilled opponents (those with amateur-level training or better).

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 See Also,<br>
-[[Bear Hug]]<br>
+[[Bear Hug (sage ability)|Bear Hug]]<br>
 [[Combat]]<br>
-[[Takedown]]<br>
+[[Takedown (sage ability)|Takedown]]<br>
 [[Unarmed Combat (sage study)|Unarmed Combat]]

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	An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl\|brawling]] as a grappling attack, in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds. As an [[Knowledge Points\|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit. As well, [[Damage (hit points)\|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)\|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling). As with brawling, if the opponent is [[Stun Lock\|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further damage by the attacker.		An ability that replaces aspects of [[Grappling_(hand-to-hand)#Brawl\|brawling]] as a grappling attack, in which the character has some experience with using clinch holds. As an [[Knowledge Points\|amateur-level ability]], the character does not gain expertise in any specific hold – yet, when rushing an opponent, the character does receive a +1 bonus to hit. As well, [[Damage (hit points)\|damage]] done when clinch-fighting equals 1d4, adjusted by the character's [[Strength (ability stat)\|strength-damage bonus]] (2 pts. more than that done by ordinary brawling). As with brawling, if the opponent is [[Stun Lock\|stunned]], the defender is considered to be '''held,''' or pinned, and subject to further damage by the attacker.