Zombie Defense Training – Google Docs
Zombie Defense Training (9pt)
Zombie Defense Training, or ZDT, was designed in response to classic ‘slow’ zombies: mindless, clumsy, but also implacable and difficult to kill. People taught it are first trained on how to break contact; actual combat techniques are for emergencies and necessary cleanup operations. ZDT also assumes that practitioners are wearing somewhat restrictive armor, carrying at least one club and a spear, and wearing weighted, reinforced gloves.
The style can be used against human opponents, but the style’s lack of training in kicks (and dealing with kicks) should be particularly noted. More subtly, someone trained in ZDT is used to unsubtle foes; Romero-style zombies typically don’t use sophisticated combat maneuvers. This isn’t enough of a problem to be worth points, but it should be considered when running combats.
Any cinematic user of this style should be dour, grizzled, and possibly missing a couple of unnecessary appendages.
Skills: Axe/Mace, Boxing, Climbing, Judo, Jumping, Running, Spear, Stealth
Techniques: Breakfall, Close Combat (Spear), Counterattack (Boxing), Evade, Ground Fighting (Boxing), Handcuffing (Judo), Sweep (Spear), Uppercut (Boxing)
Perks: Armor Familiarity (Judo), Improvised Weapons (Axe/Mace), Sure-Footed (Uneven)
Cinematic Skills: Push, Sensitivity, Throwing Art
Cinematic Techniques: Dual-Weapon Attack (Ace/Mace), Whirlwind Attack (Boxing)
You need to watch the remake of “Night of the Living Dead” again you missed some stuff like Tackle(Legs), trip and barrel roll. Every zombie you dump on his face is effectively out of action until it gets back up. The Ben character did a good job of fighting his way thru a mob of zombies.
4E does stuff a little differently than 3E does.