Non-Human Martial Arts Maneuvers
Copyright (c) 1996 by Benson Fong <wombat@sirius.com>

Double Kick (Hard)                     Defaults to Kick-1;
                                Cannot be improved beyond skill
        This attack can only be used by species with three or more legs.
A character doing a double-kick kicks with both front or rear legs at a
single target (this assumes that the character has bilateral symmetry
like most higher life forms on Earth; the GM must decide if characters
with radial or other symmetrical schemes can use this maneuver).  If
successful, the attack does damage twice.  Armor protects against both
attacks separately, but the attack does knockback damage for the full
total.  A double-kick can only be directed against front or rear hexes,
but most multi-footed creatures are built so that it may be performed at
no penalty if the kick is directed towards the hex immediately behind the
kicker.

Tail Sweep (Average)                Defaults to any combat skill-2
                                        Cannot be improved beyond skill+
        This maneuver is available only to species with large, thick tails.
A tail sweep knocks over an opponent by taking his legs out from under
him.  A Tail Sweep is treated as a Sweeping Kick (p. MA56), except it may
be performed against front hexes at -2 and side and rear hexes at no
penalty, and a successful parry will not subject the attacker to the
possibility of a Leg Grapple.

Wing Strike (Hard)     Defaults to Feint-2
                                Cannot be improved beyond skill+2
        This maneuver is available only to species with the Winged Flight
or Gliding advantages.  While most flying species' wings, due to their
internal structure, are not solid enough to do real damage, they are
still strong and large.  A winged character may batter his opponent with
his wings to confuse him.  A wing strike is treated as a Feint performed
at -2, as bending the wings forward to perform the maneuver is a somewhat
unnatural position.  Wings strikes to the side may be performed at no
additional penalty.  If successful, the penalty applies to the victim's
next attack as well as to his active defense.  If a character does a wing
strike, his wings may be targeted from the front that turn.