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[shogunboy]

We need them posted very soon. Sorry to ask, but can anyone post the ki advatnages somewhere?

[Araziel]

@Sirhas: hey man ^_^ thanx for those. any chance you could put the CP costs down please?

[Sirhas]

I'll edit my post with the CP costs.

[Araziel]

thanx man ^^

so you said those were the most useful. what other advantages are there and what disadvantages does the book hav?

[shogunboy]

The most interesting advantages for Ki users in DK are in my opinion:

- being able to develop Techniques without the need for a tree structure (1)
- always have a full Accumulation, regarldess of active actions (2)
- gain +1 or +2 to all Acc when not doing Active actions (1 or 2)
- Bonus to Ki Concealment per level (1)

Can I also have the names for the advantages (if they do have any names) please?

[Hiro]

gain +1 or +2 to all Acc when not doing Active actions (1 or 2)

Wow, huge advantage for non domine classes.

[Sirhas]

- Unchained Techniques: being able to develop Techniques without the need for a tree structure (1)
- Complete Accumulation: always have a full Accumulation, regarldess of active actions (2)
-Greater Ki Accumulation: gain +1 or +2 to all Acc when not doing Active actions (1 or 2)
- Imperceptible Ki: +10 Bonus to Ki Concealment per level (1)

and his twin:

- Ki Perception : +10 Bonus to Ki Detection per level (1)

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There are no disdvantages in DK, but some new Ki Powers (+10 to Speed, +10 to Damage, 4 AT against Energy, Technique Mimicry...) and Nemesis powers.

[Araziel]

 Awesum man ^^ thank you so much!

[shogunboy]

Regarding to the topic, an Untrained Technician is like a magic user that uses emotions in order to cast his magic. He understands the power itself, but he can't explain it (hence an untrained technician can't teach someone the basics due to not having a understanding about it).

Though what I gathered up from the GM book about investing stat increase into Martial Mastery, it explains that you were taught by a master.