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Level 17: Yokozuna (横綱)

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	'''''Extra Reach.''''' You add 5 ft. reach to your Unarmed Strikes.		'''''Extra Reach.''''' You add 5 ft. reach to your Unarmed Strikes.

	'''''Two Extra Attacks.''''' You can attack three times instead of once (or twice), whenever you take the [[Attack action]] on your turn. Note: your Bonus Unarmed Strike does not ~~give~~ extra attacks.		'''''Two Extra Attacks.''''' You can attack three times instead of once (or twice), whenever you take the [[Attack action]] on your turn. Note: your Bonus Unarmed Strike does not include extra attacks.

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	~~==New Monk Subclass: Jujutsuka (柔術家)==~~
	The monk selects one of the martial arts to train. Jujutsu {{Ja\|柔術\|jūjutsu\|}} is one of the most common, although in Mythic Japan there are already over 2000 styles of jujutsu only. You can come up your own name for your character's Martial Art, or use one of the suggestions below.

	~~Gaijin might practice boxing, bartitsu, or savate (I know, the last two didn't even exist in 1500s but hey, this is fantasy!). Many Kung fu -styles have also been introduced to Mythic Japan.~~

	Martial Art can have falls, grapples, holds, kicks, locks, strikes, sweeps, throws, and weapon techniques: [[kusari-gama]], [[naginata]], ([[glaive]]), [[quarterstaff]] (b&omacr;), [[tetsubo]], [[three-section staff]], [[tonfa]], [[walking stick]] (hanb&omacr; or j&omacr;), and [[war fan]]. (See [[ninja]] character class for ninja weapons; they are not known to most martial artists.)

	~~===Level 3: Martial Arts Training===~~
	~~You can choose three techniques from those listed below.~~

	~~{{unfinished}}~~

	~~===Technique Rules===~~
	Techniques are new options for [[Unarmed Strike]] unless said otherwise. Generally, you can't combine two or more techniques to same attack. If you can justify it to the game master, you may—usually with a Disadvantage.

	'''''Establishing a hold or a lock.''''' To establishing a hold or a lock, the target must have [[Grappled]] condition. The hold or lock attempt is an action, using Strength (Athletics) or Dexterity (Acrobatics) roll against DC of <code>8 + target's Strength or Dexterity modifier (whichever is better) + target's Proficiency Bonus</code>.

	'''''Escaping from a hold or lock.''''' As long as a [[grappled]] target is in a hold or a lock, it needs to first escape from the hold or lock before it can try escaping from grapple. Held or locked target attempts Strength (Athletics) or Dexterity (Acrobatics) at a [[Disadvantage]]. DC is same as grapple escape DC (<code>8 plus your Strength modifier and Proficiency Bonus</code>).

	~~===Martial Arts Techniques===~~
	~~====General Techniques====~~
	'''''Spinning Attack.''''' You turn around in a circle before attacking. This spends ''two'' attacks. If you don't have extra attacks, the attack roll is at a Disadvantage. If you hit, double the damage dice of your attack (on a critical hit, triple the dice). This technique works only with Unarmed Strike or a melee weapon, which must either be a simple melee weapon or a martial melee weapon with [[Light]] property.

	~~====Falls====~~
	'''''Tumbling.''''' Whenever you are about to get [[Prone]] condition, you can use a [[Reaction]] to swiftly roll out of danger and avoid going prone. DC is equal to either the damage you received from the attack, or, if the attack was non-damaging, <code>8 + opponent's Strength modifier + opponent's Proficiency Bonus</code>. On a failure, you fall Prone in the square you were in. On a success, you stand up again—and you may also move five feet away from the attacker, if the way is not blocked.

	~~====Kicks====~~
	'''''Stamp Kick.''''' Dramatic finishing move used against a [[Prone]] opponent. You forfeit the Advantage to your attack roll due to Prone position, but if you hit, it is automatically a [[critical hit]]. (See movie ''Enter the Dragon (1973)'' at 1:03:50!)

	~~====Holds====~~
	'''''Choke Hold with Legs.''''' You lock your legs around the [[Grappled]] target's neck, inflicting [[Suffocation]] hazard to target and establishing a hold. Due to the strong pressure, target immediately gains one level of [[Exhaustion]]. Target's time to hold its breath is reduced to one round plus its Constitution modifier (minimum two rounds) before more exhaustion begins to accumulate. Creatures that don't breathe or have several heads are immune to suffocation, but not to the hold in itself.

	~~====Strikes====~~
	'''''Uppercut.''''' This is a short punch that can be used against the grappler if you have the [[Grappled]] condition, and against a creature grappled by you. In these situations, you gain [[Advantage]] to attack roll. Damage is halved, though, before taking target's possible resistances etc. into account. Uppercut can also be used as a basic Unarmed Strike, using damage option only. If it's currently somehow advantageous to use a very short punch in close quarters, you gain Advantage to attack roll. Outside of grapple situations, damage is not halved.

	~~====Sweeps====~~
	'''''Sweep.''''' You attempt to knock target's legs out from under it or otherwise unbalance it. Creatures immune to [[Prone]] condition are immune to sweep. Your attack roll is the DC for target's Dexterity or Strength saving throw (whichever is better). If target fails, they go [[Prone]].

	~~====Throws====~~
	'''''Sacrifice Throw.''''' You make an Unarmed Attack with Grapple option, falling with your target and using your entire weight to unbalance them. You have Advantage to the attack roll. Regardless of the result, you get [[Prone]] condition. If your grapple is successful, your target is both [[Grappled]] and [[Prone]].

	==New Monk Subclass: Osumōsan (お相撲さん)==		==New Monk Subclass: Osumōsan (お相撲さん)==
	The monk becomes a ''rikishi (力士)'', a sumo wrestler, using his great mass and strength to grapple and overcome opponents.		The monk becomes a ''rikishi (力士)'', a sumo wrestler, using his great mass and strength to grapple and overcome opponents.

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Level 3: Makushita (幕下)

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	* ''Gy&umacr;niku nabe'' (牛肉鍋), beef nabe. ''Bonus effect:'' the next time you make a Strength ability check, ''not'' including skill checks, saving throws or attack rolls, you gain Advantage to the roll.		* ''Gy&umacr;niku nabe'' (牛肉鍋), beef nabe. ''Bonus effect:'' the next time you make a Strength ability check, ''not'' including skill checks, saving throws or attack rolls, you gain Advantage to the roll.
	* ''Hinabe'' (火鍋), nabe with hot chili. ''Bonus effect:'' the next time you you need to make a saving throw against [[Gameplay Toolbox#Poison\|an ingested or inhaled poison]], you gain Advantage to the saving throw.		* ''Hinabe'' (火鍋), nabe with hot chili. ''Bonus effect:'' the next time you you need to make a saving throw against [[Gameplay Toolbox#Poison\|an ingested or inhaled poison]], you gain Advantage to the saving throw.
	* ''Karē nabe'' (カレー鍋), curry nabe. ''Bonus effect:'' curry is very popular in Mythic East and so are you; next time to make a Charisma ([[Persuasion]]) or Charisma ([[Performance]]) check, you gain Advantage.		* ''Karē nabe'' (カレー鍋), curry nabe. ''Bonus effect:'' curry is very popular in Mythic East and so are you; next time you make a Charisma ([[Persuasion]]) or Charisma ([[Performance]]) check, you gain Advantage.
	* ''Kimchi nabe'' (キムチ鍋), nabe with fermented napa cabbage. ''Bonus effect:'' kimchi is healthy, so you gain 1d4 [[Temporary Hit Points]].		* ''Kimchi nabe'' (キムチ鍋), nabe with fermented napa cabbage. ''Bonus effect:'' kimchi is healthy, so you gain 1d4 [[Temporary Hit Points]].
	* ''Misonabe'' (味噌鍋), nabe with miso. ''Bonus effect:'' miso is a cooling ingredient; you gain advantage to the next saving throw made against any kind of heat or Fire effect.		* ''Misonabe'' (味噌鍋), nabe with miso. ''Bonus effect:'' miso is a cooling ingredient; you gain advantage to the next saving throw made against any kind of heat or Fire effect.

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Level 3: Makushita (幕下)

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	'''''Chankonabe (ちゃんこ鍋).''''' You have worked hard at a sumo stable's kitchen, and learned to cook. You can cook many dishes, but ''Chankonabe'' (literally ''"father-child things in a pot"'') is the essential sumo dish. It makes easier to gain weight and contains lots of nutrients.		'''''Chankonabe (ちゃんこ鍋).''''' You have worked hard at a sumo stable's kitchen, and learned to cook. You can cook many dishes, but ''Chankonabe'' (literally ''"father-child things in a pot"'') is the essential sumo dish. It makes easier to gain weight and contains lots of nutrients.

	In Mythic East, real ''chankonabe'' gives [[Playing_the_Game#Heroic_Inspiration\|'''''Heroic Inspiration''''']] to (only) a sumo wrestler, and a little bonus effect to ''everyone'' eating it. You need to eat one full portion of the stew to gain the benefit. Ingredients for a chankonabe cost 2 [[SP]] per portion. You need some fresh ingredients; ''chankonabe'' made only of rations is ~~dible~~ but it does not give any ~~of the~~ benefits. You also need a pot—the larger the more portions you cook—and fire to cook on. Rice or noodles are often served as a side dish. Making one pot of nabe and side dishes takes about one hour.		In Mythic East, real ''chankonabe'' gives [[Playing_the_Game#Heroic_Inspiration\|'''''Heroic Inspiration''''']] to (only) a sumo wrestler, and a little bonus effect to ''everyone'' eating it. You need to eat one full portion of the stew to gain the benefit. Ingredients for a chankonabe cost 2 [[SP]] per portion. You need some fresh ingredients; ''chankonabe'' made only of rations is edible but does not give any special benefits. You also need a pot—the larger the more portions you cook—and fire to cook on. Rice or noodles are often served as a side dish. Making one pot of nabe and side dishes takes about one hour.

	The second effect depends on the type you are cooking:		The second effect depends on the type you are cooking:

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	'''''Chankonabe (ちゃんこ鍋).''''' You have worked hard at a sumo stable's kitchen, and learned to cook. You can cook many dishes, but ''Chankonabe'' (literally ''"father-child things in a pot"'') is the essential sumo dish. It makes easier to gain weight and contains lots of nutrients.		'''''Chankonabe (ちゃんこ鍋).''''' You have worked hard at a sumo stable's kitchen, and learned to cook. You can cook many dishes, but ''Chankonabe'' (literally ''"father-child things in a pot"'') is the essential sumo dish. It makes easier to gain weight and contains lots of nutrients.

	In Mythic East, real ''chankonabe'' gives [[Playing_the_Game#Heroic_Inspiration\|'''''Heroic Inspiration''''']] to (only) a sumo wrestler, and a little bonus effect to ~~others~~ eating it~~, even if they are not sumo wrestlers themselves~~. You need to eat one full portion of the stew to gain the ~~benefits~~. Ingredients for a chankonabe cost 2 [[SP]] per portion. You need some fresh ingredients; ''chankonabe'' made only of rations is dible but it does not give any of the benefits. You also need a pot—the larger the more portions you cook—and fire to cook on. Rice or noodles are often served as a side dish. Making one pot of nabe and side dishes takes about one hour.		In Mythic East, real ''chankonabe'' gives [[Playing_the_Game#Heroic_Inspiration\|'''''Heroic Inspiration''''']] to (only) a sumo wrestler, and a little bonus effect to ''everyone'' eating it. You need to eat one full portion of the stew to gain the benefit. Ingredients for a chankonabe cost 2 [[SP]] per portion. You need some fresh ingredients; ''chankonabe'' made only of rations is dible but it does not give any of the benefits. You also need a pot—the larger the more portions you cook—and fire to cook on. Rice or noodles are often served as a side dish. Making one pot of nabe and side dishes takes about one hour.

	The second effect depends on the type you are cooking:		The second effect depends on the type you are cooking:

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	NOTE: in Mythic Japan, women are also allowed to participate in Grand Tournament (TODO probably just once per year? Maybe it's for ''all'' martial artists, regardless of their art!).		NOTE: in Mythic Japan, women are also allowed to participate in Grand Tournament (TODO probably just once per year? Maybe it's for ''all'' martial artists, regardless of their art!).

	===Level 3: ~~Tsukedashi~~ (~~付け出し~~)===		===Level 3: Makushita (幕下)===
	'''''Chankonabe (ちゃんこ鍋).''''' You have worked hard at a sumo stable's kitchen, and learned to cook. You can cook many dishes, but ''Chankonabe'' (literally ''"father-child things in a pot"'') is the essential sumo dish. It makes easier to gain weight and contains lots of nutrients.		'''''Chankonabe (ちゃんこ鍋).''''' You have worked hard at a sumo stable's kitchen, and learned to cook. You can cook many dishes, but ''Chankonabe'' (literally ''"father-child things in a pot"'') is the essential sumo dish. It makes easier to gain weight and contains lots of nutrients.

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	NOTE: in Mythic Japan, women are also allowed to participate in Grand Tournament (TODO probably just once per year? Maybe it's for ''all'' martial artists, regardless of their art!).		NOTE: in Mythic Japan, women are also allowed to participate in Grand Tournament (TODO probably just once per year? Maybe it's for ''all'' martial artists, regardless of their art!).

	===Level 3: ~~Makushita~~ (幕下)===		===Level 3: Tsukedashi (付け出し)===
	'''''Chankonabe (ちゃんこ鍋).''''' You have worked hard at a sumo stable's kitchen, and learned to cook. You can cook many dishes, but ''Chankonabe'' (literally ''"father-child things in a pot"'') is the essential sumo dish. It makes easier to gain weight and contains lots of nutrients.		'''''Chankonabe (ちゃんこ鍋).''''' You have worked hard at a sumo stable's kitchen, and learned to cook. You can cook many dishes, but ''Chankonabe'' (literally ''"father-child things in a pot"'') is the essential sumo dish. It makes easier to gain weight and contains lots of nutrients.