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'''Way of the stick''' is a [[Sage Field|sage field]] available to [[Monk (class)|monks]],  
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'''Way of the stick''' is a [[Sage Field|sage field]] available to [[Monk (class)|monks]], strengthening the body as a weapon of war, with the essence of the practitioner being committed to performance in combat, causing damage and acting as an arm for the character's masters — whomever they may be, either good or evil.
 
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Practitioners of this way are often associated with the "Black Hat" school of arts.
 
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The field includes the following [[Sage Study|sage studies]]:
 
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* '''[[Claw (sage study)|Claw]]''': use of the hooked hand, applied to acts of throwing, catching and speed, while seeking to wound or blind an enemy.
  
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* '''[[Fist (sage study)|Fist]]''': use of the closed hand, dedicated towards strength, physical damage and the use of force, seeking to break and destroy an enemy.
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* '''[[Foot (sage study)|Foot]]''': use of the foot, to provide additional attacks and force in order to overcome an enemy.
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* '''[[Hand (sage study)|Hand]]''': use of the open hand, to block, stun or misdirect the attacks of an enemy.
 
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Revision as of 22:41, 9 July 2022

Way of the stick is a sage field available to monks, strengthening the body as a weapon of war, with the essence of the practitioner being committed to performance in combat, causing damage and acting as an arm for the character's masters — whomever they may be, either good or evil.

Practitioners of this way are often associated with the "Black Hat" school of arts.

The field includes the following sage studies:

  • Claw: use of the hooked hand, applied to acts of throwing, catching and speed, while seeking to wound or blind an enemy.
  • Fist: use of the closed hand, dedicated towards strength, physical damage and the use of force, seeking to break and destroy an enemy.
  • Foot: use of the foot, to provide additional attacks and force in order to overcome an enemy.
  • Hand: use of the open hand, to block, stun or misdirect the attacks of an enemy.


See Monk Sage Abilities