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 | Subject: LIGHTSABER FORM II: Makashi  Sun 17 May - 12:03 | |
| MAKASHI Makashi Rank 1: When using Saber Defense Skill or Saber Attack, you gain +3 to its roll while in Makashi Form. In addition, if Shi-Cho users attacks Makashi User, Shi-Cho user losses all bonuses from Shi-Cho form. Taking Makashi Form is a free action and does not require turn. However, deactivating Makashi Form, or switching to any other Lightsaber Form requires a turn as a full action.
Makashi Rank 2: Unlike Shi-Cho Form, Makashi form does not limit itself on a single lightsaber or single short lightsaber. This is a second form, an advanced version of Shi-Cho Form, thus its all effects apply on all lightsaber combinations. This rank adds additional +2 to Saber Defense and Saber Attack Skill.
Makashi Rank 3: While in this form you are immune to lightsaber disarm.
Makashi Rank 4: Your Saber Attack and Saber Defense skills are increased by additional 5 points, total 10, as long you are in this form.
Makashi Rank 5: This rank increases damage of your lightsaber by 10% if you success on Saber Attack roll. You can also reflect 10% of damage back to the source it came for if you success on Saber Defense roll.
Gameplay: Makashi can counter Gun Attacks, Force Lighting, Physical Objects, Lightsaber Attacks. This form requires any lightsaber to use. Unless class specifically gives this form, you need to learn Form I Shi-Cho Rank 3 to unlock this form.
Makashi: Form II, also known as Makashi, The Way of the Ysalamiri, or The Contention Form, was the second of the seven classic forms of lightsaber combat. Developed for the purpose of lightsaber-to-lightsaber combat, to address the failings of Form I, Makashi was the most dueling-centric of the seven classical forms. Relying on precision and efficiency over Shii-Cho's wild, sweeping motions, Form II allowed an initiate to defend himself against an opponent with minimal effort, while placing a heavy focus on avoiding disarmament.
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