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Kaerri's Man. =)
(From Ninjas & Superspies by Erick Wujcik, page 109)
Wui Wing Chun is a Kung Fu system that's open to women only. Strikes are at extremely close range. Combination attack/defense moves are favored, as well as rapid hand technique combined with low kicks.
All training is done in secrecy and all students are sworn neer to reveal the form to any male. Teachers are found just about anywhere there is a Chinatown, from Hong Kong to San Francisco.
Dann's notes: This is the martial system the Wild Cards selected for Cera's training in order to complete her. Looking on the Internet, I can hardly find a thing concerning "Wui Wing Chun," but of "Wing Chun," there are more sources of information for the system made popular by Yip Man, Bruce Lee, and others. And so, I'll be adding a few videos and such below so the reader has an idea, through cinema, to experience it.
Character Bonuses
Add 10 to CHI
Add 3 to M.A.
Add 2 to P.S.
Add 1 to P.P.
Combat skills
Attacks per Melee: 3
Escape Moves: Roll with Impact, Maintain Balance.
Basic Defensive Moves: Dodge, Parry, Automatic Parry.
Advanced Defenses: Multiple Dodge, Combination Parry/Attack, Automatic Roll, Breakfall.
Hand Attacks: Strike (Punch), Knife Hand, Double-Knuckle Fist, Power Punch, Backhand, Palm Strike.
Basic Foot Attacks: Kick Attack, Tripping/Leg Hooks, Snap Kick, Backward Sweep, Reverse Turning Kick (Combination Dodge/Kick).
Special Attacks: Death Blow, Leap Attack, Combination Strike/Parry, Combination Grab/Kick, Knee, Elbow, Forearm.
Holds/Locks: Combination Hand Hold/Strike (SPECIAL! A two-hand Strike where one hand grabs the victim's hand and the other hand strikes with a hand attack. Requires two successful rolls. No Parries or Dodges for the melee round. Bonus is +3 to damage with the hand strike.)
Weapon Katas: W.P. Knives - Paired. W.P. Bo Staff.
Modifiers to Attacks: Pull Punch, Knock-Out/Stun, Critical Strike, Critical Strike From Rear.
Level Advancement Bonuses
1st - +2 to Roll with Punch, +1 Parry/Dodge, +1 to Strike, Critical Strike from Behind.
2nd - +1 Attack per Round, +1 to Damage.
3rd - +2 to Maintain Balance, Additional Martial Art Power (House Rule: +1 to Initiative, +1 to Strike, and +1 to damage).
4th - Critical Strike on Natural 18 or better, Add 4 Levels to W.P. Naginata (spear).
5th - +1 Attack per Round, Knock-Out/Stun on Natural 19 or 20.
6th - +2 to Roll with Punch, +2 Parry/Dodge.
7th - Additional Martial Art Power (House Rule: +1 to Initiative, +1 to Strike, and +1 to damage).
8th - +1 Attack per Round.
9th - Double Existing Chi, +1 to Maintain Balance.
10th - +1 Parry/Dodge, Additional Martial Art Power (House Rule: +1 to Initiative, +1 to Strike, and +1 to damage).
11th - +1 Attack per Round.
12th - +1 to Roll with Punch, +1 to Damage.
13th - Add One (1) Zenjorike Power.
14th - +1 to maintain Balance, Death Blow on a roll of Natural 20.
15th - Double Existing Chi.
I believe no one in cinema displays Wing Chun better than Donnie Yen. Here, portraying the celebrated master Yip Man, in "Ip Man 3).
This video is a good start for displaying Wing Chun in Real Life. This video talks much about the "Innovative Wing Chun" system (as compared to the classical or traditional Wing Chun of old).
Here is the complete match against the karate fighter and wing chun fighter. Watch what happens when it goes to the ground. =)
Jeet Kune Do (Bruce Lee's Way of the Intercepting Fist) has its roots in Wing Chun. Here is Sifu Dan Inosanto talking about Wing Chun with Donnie Yen again using his cinematic Wing Chun.
Wui Wing Chun is a Kung Fu system that's open to women only. Strikes are at extremely close range. Combination attack/defense moves are favored, as well as rapid hand technique combined with low kicks.
All training is done in secrecy and all students are sworn neer to reveal the form to any male. Teachers are found just about anywhere there is a Chinatown, from Hong Kong to San Francisco.
Dann's notes: This is the martial system the Wild Cards selected for Cera's training in order to complete her. Looking on the Internet, I can hardly find a thing concerning "Wui Wing Chun," but of "Wing Chun," there are more sources of information for the system made popular by Yip Man, Bruce Lee, and others. And so, I'll be adding a few videos and such below so the reader has an idea, through cinema, to experience it.
Character Bonuses
Add 10 to CHI
Add 3 to M.A.
Add 2 to P.S.
Add 1 to P.P.
Combat skills
Attacks per Melee: 3
Escape Moves: Roll with Impact, Maintain Balance.
Basic Defensive Moves: Dodge, Parry, Automatic Parry.
Advanced Defenses: Multiple Dodge, Combination Parry/Attack, Automatic Roll, Breakfall.
Hand Attacks: Strike (Punch), Knife Hand, Double-Knuckle Fist, Power Punch, Backhand, Palm Strike.
Basic Foot Attacks: Kick Attack, Tripping/Leg Hooks, Snap Kick, Backward Sweep, Reverse Turning Kick (Combination Dodge/Kick).
Special Attacks: Death Blow, Leap Attack, Combination Strike/Parry, Combination Grab/Kick, Knee, Elbow, Forearm.
Holds/Locks: Combination Hand Hold/Strike (SPECIAL! A two-hand Strike where one hand grabs the victim's hand and the other hand strikes with a hand attack. Requires two successful rolls. No Parries or Dodges for the melee round. Bonus is +3 to damage with the hand strike.)
Weapon Katas: W.P. Knives - Paired. W.P. Bo Staff.
Modifiers to Attacks: Pull Punch, Knock-Out/Stun, Critical Strike, Critical Strike From Rear.
Level Advancement Bonuses
1st - +2 to Roll with Punch, +1 Parry/Dodge, +1 to Strike, Critical Strike from Behind.
2nd - +1 Attack per Round, +1 to Damage.
3rd - +2 to Maintain Balance, Additional Martial Art Power (House Rule: +1 to Initiative, +1 to Strike, and +1 to damage).
4th - Critical Strike on Natural 18 or better, Add 4 Levels to W.P. Naginata (spear).
5th - +1 Attack per Round, Knock-Out/Stun on Natural 19 or 20.
6th - +2 to Roll with Punch, +2 Parry/Dodge.
7th - Additional Martial Art Power (House Rule: +1 to Initiative, +1 to Strike, and +1 to damage).
8th - +1 Attack per Round.
9th - Double Existing Chi, +1 to Maintain Balance.
10th - +1 Parry/Dodge, Additional Martial Art Power (House Rule: +1 to Initiative, +1 to Strike, and +1 to damage).
11th - +1 Attack per Round.
12th - +1 to Roll with Punch, +1 to Damage.
13th - Add One (1) Zenjorike Power.
14th - +1 to maintain Balance, Death Blow on a roll of Natural 20.
15th - Double Existing Chi.
I believe no one in cinema displays Wing Chun better than Donnie Yen. Here, portraying the celebrated master Yip Man, in "Ip Man 3).
"Ip Man Elevator Scene" (despite the wire-fu, I like the scene.)
This video is a good start for displaying Wing Chun in Real Life. This video talks much about the "Innovative Wing Chun" system (as compared to the classical or traditional Wing Chun of old).
Wing Chun Master vs Karate Black Belt | Don't Mess With Wing Chun Old Man
Here is the complete match against the karate fighter and wing chun fighter. Watch what happens when it goes to the ground. =)
"FINALLY ACTUALLY GOOD Wing Chun Ding Hao vs Karate Real Fight!"
Jeet Kune Do (Bruce Lee's Way of the Intercepting Fist) has its roots in Wing Chun. Here is Sifu Dan Inosanto talking about Wing Chun with Donnie Yen again using his cinematic Wing Chun.
"Jeet Kune Do's Wing Chun roots with Guro Dan Inosanto"
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