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First, the good news: Finally, after long last, there are more than 500 martial art styles on the Palladium Martial Arts Netbook.

Second, the better news: I finally finished and added tons of new martial art styles from around the world. I hope you enjoy these wonderful selections:
Angola Capoeira Brazil
Arte della Daga Italy
Arte dell'Abbracciare Italy
Arte Dello Spadone Italy
Assassin Iran
Bandesh India
Bando Burma
Baraqah North Africa
Baratero Spain
Bate Coxa World
Batuque World
Corno Breton UK
Danmye Martinique
Destreza Spain
Dolchfechten Germany
El Cuchillo Mexico
Escrime France
Gatka India
Gladiator Rome
Glima Iceland
Hungarian Saber Hungary
Jailhouse Rock USA
Jogo de Pau Portugal
Kalari Payit India
Kalinda World
Kampfringen Germany
Kiunga Cha Mkono Africa
Kuresh Turkey
Laamb Senegal
Lua Hawaii
Luta do Bode Brazil
Mani Cuba
Massai Kenya
Mshindi Vita Saana Africa
Muki India
Nuba Sudan
Paradox of Defense UK
Peul Guinea
Pinge Haiti
Raks Al-Khanjar Yemen
Re-Efi Areh-Ehsee Eritrea
Ringen am Schwert Germany
Ritterliche Kunst Germany
Savate France
Schwingen Switzerland
Sebekka Egypt
Silambam India
Susa Suriname
Swiss Guard Switzerland
Tahteeb Egypt
Thang Ta India
Thoda India
Thugee India
Vajra Musti India
Varzesh-e Pahlavani Iran
Woodland Indian North America
Zipota Spain
Zulu Stick Fighting South Africa

Enjoy

Interesting list.

I think the Swiss Guard should ahve Roman Catholicism under their Philisophical training though.

Panzer wrote:it's slightly necroposting, but hey, I've been without internet access for roughly the past six months straight, I couldn't reply while the topic was fresh...

most of this seems cool and all... but is it just me, or is there some "only ORIENTAL martial arts can have ANY powers" thing going on here?

with a slight exception for one or two of the African styles...

just strikes me as kind of odd as I'm skimming through...

Not at all, however, martial arts in the rest of the world, particularly Europe, are less likely to have martial art powers for the simple fact that those styles don't emphasize such training.

I see nothing of Systema, a Russian Martial Art. You can find info on it here. www.russianmartialart.com

Clearly you weren't really looking: http://www.geocities.com/kuseru/PMAN/Styles/systema.htm

Indeed, thank you. I trained with Vlad a few yrs back. I train with a group of guys who use Systema principles as well as Aikijuijutsu. Does anyone use it for their character?

500 eh? Good. I'm happy to know I left it in good hands. Who knows, maybe one of these days, I'll actually crack a Palladium book again, and do a few more styles. I still have research notes for a couple dozen. And one of these days, I still have to do the Sinanju write up.

Slightly off topic, I would find that list a little more helpful if there was an index that sorted the styles by nationality.

Necrite wrote:Slightly off topic, I would find that list a little more helpful if there was an index that sorted the styles by nationality.

It was debated for a while, however, due to the high incidence of fictional styles for other settings, it was decided that implementing it wasn't worth the trouble.

In a perfect world they would be cross referenced by country or region and by general strengths ie Internal, External, Weapons, Multiple Attackers ect. AS it is the list is fairly usable. It just takes some time.

Sinanju , you sure you can do it ? I've read some destroyer novels and it's unreal.

blade76 wrote:Sinanju , you sure you can do it ? I've read some destroyer novels and it's unreal.

Nope, it would be a conversion and those are a no-no. I doubt I'd do it in any case though, I'm opposed to converting stuff just because of how 'kewl' it is when you see it on TV/Movies/Books/Comics/Etc.