Difference between revisions of "Doya (Blademaster Skill)"
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Doya is the first stance learned by any student of the [[TwoArts|Two Arts]]. It is primarily favored towards accurate and hard-hitting strikes, though in reality its use in combat is minimal compared to the other stances and it is widely considered as a sub-par hunting stance as well. | Doya is the first stance learned by any student of the [[TwoArts|Two Arts]]. It is primarily favored towards accurate and hard-hitting strikes, though in reality its use in combat is minimal compared to the other stances and it is widely considered as a sub-par hunting stance as well. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:46, 5 May 2013
Ever steady underfoot, the Earth is a fixture of steadfast might. This strong, grounded stance favours sure strikes, granting a moderate increase to damage and accuracy at the cost of speed.
Doya is the first stance learned by any student of the Two Arts. It is primarily favored towards accurate and hard-hitting strikes, though in reality its use in combat is minimal compared to the other stances and it is widely considered as a sub-par hunting stance as well.