(Hand to Hand) Brawling
By Ron Barry

This is a type of non-formal fighting which is not taught in any school or dojo. It is very similar to Street Fighting, except that Brawling deals more with power punches, smashing an opponent with a chair or bottle and other one-punch knockouts. This could be considered untrained boxing, often seen in bar rooms. Because of the lack of formal training involved, this skill only goes up to level 5, with one additional bonus at level 9.

Level Advancement Bonuses
Level 1: +1 additional attack per melee. +2 damage on all S.D.C. attacks
Level 2: +1 to strike and +1d6 damage when using a non-combat object as a weapon, such as a barstool, chair, crowbar, pool stick or similar item. This damage should be increased by 3d6 per 100 pounds if a character with exceptional strength uses a larger itemsuch as a washing machine, a steel file cabinet, a car, or some similar thing.
Level 3: +4 to parry, dodge, roll with punch, fall or impact
Level 4: 2d6 power punch which counts as only one attack. When using a power punch, the attacker can get an automatic knockout on natural roll of 19 or 20. Victim will remain unconscious for 1d4 melee rounds. Knockout attempt does not have to be announced prior to roll.
Level 5: +1 additional attack per melee
Level 9: +1 additional attack per melee

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