Dungeons and Dragons

Originating in the streets, and alleys, of Sigil, the city of portals, the Planar Crane Style has become notorious, and even dreaded, among Street-Fighters. While its techniques are not precisely impressive, the Planar Crane Style makes use of killer-instinct, and extensive chi-stunts.

While you prefer the Chi retitled to Gift of the Earth-Dragon, the effects are quite the same. Only the theories about it vary from culture to culture, and from religion to religion. In your own explanation it has something to do with the legendary Court of the Fey.

Practically you make a melodramatic show out of dropping your quarterstaff. The Luskans, considering it a gesture of surrender, smile wickedly at you, and raise their crossbows. You smile back, leaving reality, as you step into the fey realm for one instance.

Reappearing behind those two murderous cowards you use a trapping grip on of of each Luskans shoulders and proverbially catapult the from the rooftop. Knowing, and hearing, them crashing unto the stones of the courtyard below.

Looking down into the courtyard you see that it has turned into a battlefield. You notice as well that plenty of monks and nuns are resisting the enemy intruders. Even Shimbesa, the ever-suspicious Tiefling nun, is fighting the Luskans!

Bandaging your wound you prepare to venture forth.