New Martial Art: Full-Contact Wellness Care [GURPS 4e]

Full-Contact Wellness Care (17pt)

This is absolutely, explicitly, and without a doubt a cinematic style. Full-Contact Wellness Care was invented by an eccentric martial arts master who also happened to be a physician: it takes pressure point and chi flow theories to their logical conclusion by seeking to manipulate a patient’s health via the use of precise applications of kinetic energy. The style is a jumbled mishmash of various esoteric and mundane theories on physiology, but you can use it to kick kidney stones out of a patient’s body without lasting harm and/or permanent pain, so who cares?

Note that all legitimate practitioners of Full-Contact Wellness Care swear to follow the Hippocratic Oath. In the original Greek.  Illegitimate practitioners typically buy a few points in Poison and don’t bother holding back on their attacks.

Skills: Breath Control, Diagnosis, Esoteric Medicine, Hypnotism, Judo, Karate, Meditation, Physician, Physiology, Surgery

Maneuvers: Choke Hold, Disarm, Kicking

Cinematic Skills: Body Control, Hypnotic Hands, Pressure Points, Pressure Secrets

Cinematic Maneuvers: Hand-Clap Parry, Pressure-Point Strike

Perk: Full-Contact Wellness Care qualifies as standard medical equipment for First Aid/Surgery; Esoteric Medicine administered via Judo/Karate (both perks must be taken)

 

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4 thoughts on “New Martial Art: Full-Contact Wellness Care [GURPS 4e]”

  1. Was this inspired at all by that news story about rollercoasters helping to pass kidney stones?

    1. Yeah, indirectly. I told somebody that I’d have let Bruce Lee kick me in the gut if it would have fixed my gallstones, and it just went from there. 🙂

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