Hayate

You use the paired short swords with grace and skill, easily deflecting blows and slipping in strikes. When using twin wakizashi, you gain a +3 to Evade (rather than +1). If this number causes your Evade to exceed 10, then the attacker takes a −1d10 to their attack. In addition, on a total success on your attack roll, you can make one additional attack against that target with the wakizashi.

You can use a fishing rod as a lethal weapon. In your hands, using Speed to attack, a fishing rod does Speed + 2d10 damage. On a total success on the attack roll, you cause the foe to bleed, and they suffer −1 Endurance. You can also spin around and strike up to one target per level provided they are within reach of your rod on any given attack.

You attack effectively at close range with high and flexible kicks. Your kicks do Muscle plus 2 Extra Wounds when you are at extremely close range, or 3 Extra Wounds if the opponent is trying to grab or hold you in some manner this round, or if you are holding the Target.

By ingesting various poisons and toxins for many years, you turn your blood itself into a deadly poison. At any time, you can cut yourself to extract Blood Poison from your veins and use it to coat a weapon, or slip it into food or drink. If you take a Wound in combat, anyone including allies within 10 feet must roll Athletics TN 6 to avoid the resulting spray of blood, or be struck by the poison. This ability also provides innate defenses against other types of poison; all poisons suffer a −1d10 penalty when rolling against you.

You send long tendrils of hair out to confine or strangle opponents. This can be used for a variety of things, and has a range of 10 feet per character level. To restrain an opponent with your hair, roll Internal Arts versus Evade. On a success, your hair wraps around your opponent, restraining them until the beginning of your next turn and inflicting 1 Wound. On a total success, damage is increased to 2 Wounds. You must have at least waist-length hair to use this ability. Your hair can be used for similar, non-combat purposes, as adjudicated by the GM.