Originally Posted by Lonewulf

So it's not quite the styles from 3e, where you would buy a minimum amount in the techniques and skills when you bought the style, unless they were filed under "optional"?

Originally Posted by Rev. Pee Kitty

For the record, I wouldn't say it's "not quite" the styles in 3e. I'd say it's "completely different from" the styles in 3e. The only thing that stayed constant is the concept of buying a few required skills and having a list of techniques. What you do with those techniques, as well as how advantages, disadvantages, perks, and other ("secondary") skills are handled, is 100% different from 3e.

This is not GURPS Magic here. This is a unique book with pretty much nothing carried forward from any earlier books.

Originally Posted by Rev. Pee Kitty

This is not GURPS Magic here. This is a unique book with pretty much nothing carried forward from any earlier books.

Originally Posted by Toadkiller_Dog

The Targeted Attacks are written up incorrectly. You must specify the kind of strike, not just the skill - and the order is reversed. So it's not:

Targeted Attack (Face / Karate)

it's

Targeted Attack (Karate Punch/Face).

If you want them to use it for both punches and kicks, you need to list it (and learn it) separately.

Also, Ground Guard isn't so useful a perk if you don't have a ground grappling skill; it's not a perk I can see many practitioners picking up. They'd spend 1 point for a +1 to grapple when both they and their opponent are on the ground, but 1 point in Wrestling would be better spent - you get vastly more for it.

I'd suggest Rapid Retraction (Punch) might be very cat-like, if you are going for the housecat type rather than the big pouncer type. But with Sumo Wrestling and Wrench Limb and Neck Snap, it sounds more like a pouncer type.

Originally Posted by Verjigorm

Yes, report to the nearest termination center immediately, citizen.

Originally Posted by Lonewulf

Is it wrong that I find hissing growling deadly catgirls sexy?