Mongolian Archery (Yaranaika): Difference between revisions
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Created page with "''Fighting Style Feat (Prerequisite: Fighting Style Feature)'' (Yaranaika) You have learned the mongolian style of archery. It is most effective when mounted. '''Mongolian Draw:''' You place the arrow outside the bow (right side). You put your thumb under and wrap other finger around. This keeps the arrow in place, no matter which direction you turn your bow. A thumb ring is often used to avoid injuring your thumb. {{unfinished}} {{yaranaika}} Category:Feats Ca..." |
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You have learned the mongolian style of archery. It is most effective when mounted. | You have learned the mongolian style of archery. It is most effective when mounted. | ||
'''Mongolian Draw:''' You place the arrow outside the bow (right side). You put your thumb under and wrap other finger around. This keeps the arrow in place, no matter which direction you turn your bow. A thumb ring is often used to avoid injuring your thumb. | '''Mongolian Draw:''' You place the arrow outside the bow (right side) instead of the usual way. You put your thumb under and wrap other finger around. This keeps the arrow in place, no matter which direction you turn your bow. A thumb ring is often used to avoid injuring your thumb. | ||
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Revision as of 18:25, 7 July 2025
Fighting Style Feat (Prerequisite: Fighting Style Feature) (Yaranaika)
You have learned the mongolian style of archery. It is most effective when mounted.
Mongolian Draw: You place the arrow outside the bow (right side) instead of the usual way. You put your thumb under and wrap other finger around. This keeps the arrow in place, no matter which direction you turn your bow. A thumb ring is often used to avoid injuring your thumb.
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