Martial Arts Rules?

[Terramotus]

Hi there, everyone. I'm going to be starting up an Oriental Adventures type campaign later this year (though I won't be using Rokugan as my setting - I'm going more for a Chinese type setting), and I'm looking for some good Martial Arts rules.

I'm mostly looking for Feats and perhaps style rules. Not too interested in prestige classes or modifications to the base Monk class.

I already own OA and the Rokugan book, but are there any other companies that have put out stuff that's balanced, and meshes well with the D&D rules in general?

 

[Kirowan]

Goodman Games produces a martial arts book called Beyond Monks that I've heard really good things about.

Nick

 

[Pagan priest]

Green Ronin is working on Dragon Fist... although I don't know when it will be out. Since it is the origial author working on the update, I'm betting that it will be worth seeing.

If you want to see what Dragon Fist is about, go look here:
http://www.dragonfist.net/

 

[Planesdragon]

Hi there, everyone. I'm going to be starting up an Oriental Adventures type campaign later this year (though I won't be using Rokugan as my setting - I'm going more for a Chinese type setting), and I'm looking for some good Martial Arts rules.

See d20-Modern; the MSRD has some rather nice martial arts feats. (You may have to edit what you've got to make them fit, but they do work fairly nicely.)

 

[maransreth]

You can get Beyonf Monks as a pdf to view it first of all before buying it.

And I would recommend it, a number of good feats in there as well as styles for any martial artist fan.

 

[Terramotus]

Thanks for all the input!

 

[Ranger REG]

Check out the Game Mechanics web site: www.thegamemechanics.com

And look in the Freebie section for "Martial Arts Mayhem."