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*When the skill was first pushed with the release of the [[Way of the Surprising Fist]] challenge path on August 15, 2011, its description was "[this is permable. What should it do?]". | *When the skill was first pushed with the release of the [[Way of the Surprising Fist]] challenge path on August 15, 2011, its description was "[this is permable. What should it do?]". | ||
*Of course, the kanji used for this skill ("拳") means "fist". | *Of course, the kanji used for this skill ("拳") means "fist". | ||
==See Also== | |||
*[[Bonus Weapon Damage]] | |||
*[[Damage Reduction]] | |||
*[[Way of the Surprising Fist]] | |||
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Master of the Surprising Fist
Type: PassiveMP Cost: N/A
You have mastered the Way of the Surprising Fist. Your offensive and defensive prowess make your hands as effective in combat as a sword and a shield, but way easier to eat a banana with than a sword and shield would be.
Weapon Damage +10
Damage Reduction: 10
(only with empty hands)
| Source: | Teachings of the Fist |
| Price: | N/A |
| Class: | N/A |
| Level: | N/A |
Notes
- When unarmed, instead of being asked to attack with your $bodypart of Fury, you are now asked to attack with your Surprising Fist.
- When the skill was first pushed with the release of the Way of the Surprising Fist challenge path on August 15, 2011, its description was "[this is permable. What should it do?]".
- Of course, the kanji used for this skill ("拳") means "fist".
