Retributive Throw (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): You can throw opponents, dealing unarmed damage and extra if the attacker used Power Attack. Roundhouse Kick (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): A standard roundhouse kick.

Morning Peacock (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): This stance allows you to enter the battlefield more quickly. Viper's Lash (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Skillful Evade (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): You do not provoke a single attack of opportunity of your choice. Palm Thrust (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): You can attempt a bull rush when you hit. Lensing Palm (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Cause delayed effect damage against creatures with damage reduction. Swift Repose (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): You harmlessly redirect your opponent's attack. Meridian Touch (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Your attack lessens your enemy's fighting ability. Merciful Palm (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Make a non-lethal unarmed attack for more damage. Quickness of Mind (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Use a Concentration check instead of a Reflex save.įorce Palm (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Physical Conditioning (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Use a Concentration check instead of a Fortitude save. Mental Conditioning (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Use a Concentration check instead of a Will save.

Wounding Strike (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Your attack deals Constitution damage.īidding Mantis (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): This stance allows you to resist grapples, bull rushes and overruns, and dodge charges.Ĭircle Step (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Gain a bonus to attack after dodging an opponent's attack.ĭeceiving Counter (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): A counter for the Deceiving Stanceĭeceiving Stance (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): A stance to fool your opponents Stone Body (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): This stance gives you natural armor and allows you to empower your strikes. Knife Hand (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Winding Strike (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Your attack can stun opponents, and demoralize them if you hit them before they hit you.įlying Kick (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): You jump to deliver an unarmed attack to your enemy. Wind Step (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): You can flank an opponent by yourself.Īdrenaline Rush (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): You gain a short haste effect.Īvenging Strike (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): When taking damage, you give immediate retributionĬlose Edge (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Usurping Palm (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): Your attacks prevent an opponent from making attacks of opportunity. The effects of such Ch'i are bewildering to the point of making you doubt reality, but are always nonmagical, extraordinary abilities.Īs a note for people interested in making such maneuvers, do note that anything that might resemble a supernatural or spell-like ability is therefore not a proper martial arts maneuver.ĭashing Chimaera (3.5e Martial Artist Maneuver): This stance aids in faster movement and acrobatics What other races of beings may consider as 'ki', or 'that physical energy that lets you blast stuff', is in fact better explained as 'the act of focusing all of your body's power in a single point'. As such, the effects that they cause are bounded by the laws of physics. Martial artists may have a degree of inner power, but it is not magic. Martial arts cannot punch holes in the fabric of reality, cannot curse you, cannot set you on fire, cannot grant spell resistance. The power and insight into the physical and metaphysical that such feats of performance require sometimes border on the impossible, but at its core, a martial arts maneuver is still nonmagical.

Martial arts maneuvers are often amazing to behold. These maneuvers are for the Martial Artist, not the Monk Maneuvers, which can be found here.

3.5 warblade maneuvers list