The One Piece Is Real: Fighting Styles

Rokushiki Technique

Starting when you choose this tradition at 3rd level, you can select one of these techniques;

• Geppo: Using a Ki Point you gain a flying speed of 45ft for a round.
• Tekkai: Using a Ki Point you can become resistant all to non-magical damage for a round.
• Kami-e: Using a Ki Point you gain a bonus to your armor class equal to your proficiency bonus.
• Rankyaku: Using a Ki Point you can do a ranged attack with a 45/70 ft range, that attack will deal an amount of d6s of slashing damage equal to your proficiency bonus.
• Soru: Using a Ki Point you can gain a base walking speed of 100ft for a round
• Shigan: Using a Ki Point you can do a melee attack against one target within 5ft of you, that target will take an amount of d8s of piercing damage equal to your proficiency bonus.

You can choose a new technique at 6th, 8th, 10th, 12th and 15th level.

Technique Variants

At 6th level you can start using variants of rokushiki techniques you know;

• Tekkai Kenpo: While Tekkai is active you deal an extra 1d6 of damage to unarmed strikes.
• Kamisori: If You have both Soru and Geppo you can use 3 Ki Points to rush into a creature within a 70ft sphere of you, that makes a dexterity saving throw or takes an amount of d8s of slashing damage equal to your proficiency bonus.
• Shugan: using 3 Ki Points you can deal an amount of d10s of piercing damage equal to your proficiency bonus to a creature within 5ft of you.
• Kami-e Zanshin: Whenever a creature attacks you, you can give that creature disadvantage on all attacks against you this round.

Rokugan

At 18th level you can use Rokugan, Rokugan can only be used by a person able to use all techniques of Rokushiki, Rokugan is a attack that will expend 10 Ki Points and will deal an amount of 2d20s of Thunder Damage equal to your proficiency bonus.