Behold! The Combat Parasol! (NC)

[Sampson]

▌ NAME: Summer Squall Staccatto
▌ USERS: Combat Parasol Users
▌ MAJORS: Accuracy
▌ MINORS:
▌ DESCRIPTION: A variation on Polka Remise, modified for use with the Combat Parasol. The user jabs repeatedly, not nearly as fast as Polka Remise, but with far mor purpose. The thrusts and lunges aim for joints, pressure points, rends in armor; anything that could be possibly construed as weak points, with surgical precision.
▌ NOTORIETY: 2


▌ NAME: Advancing Storm Clouds Staccatto
▌ USERS: Combat Parasol Users
▌ MAJORS: Accuracy
▌ MINORS: Endurance
▌ DESCRIPTION: The second stance in the Gentleman's Guide to Parasol Combat. The user opens the umbrella and rests the shaft against their non-dominant arm, pointed at the opponent. They then begin to advance, thrusting their open umbrella at the enemy, varying the angle at every thrust. This technique is defensive, designed to limit the opponent's field of vision and intimidate them into retreat, all the while creating a wall of steel and fabric between them and the user.
▌ NOTORIETY: 1


▌ NAME: Rainy Day Twist Legato
▌ USERS: Combat Parasol Users
▌ MAJORS: Intelligence
▌ MINORS:
▌ DESCRIPTION: Flipping the Parasol around, the user takes the hook of the weapon and latches on to the enemy's arm or throat. Then, using leverage, they then proceed to pull; either twisting the arm into an uncomfortable position or pulling back against the trachea. In either case, the final movement of this technique involves forcing the victim to the ground, where they are then released, vulnerable to more strikes.
▌ NOTORIETY: 1


▌ NAME: Heavy Downpour Yank Sforzando
▌ USERS: Combat Parasol Users
▌ MAJORS: Accuracy
▌ MINORS:
▌ DESCRIPTION: The user moves around to the opponent's side and flips the parasol so the hook is facing front. Then, hooking on to the opponen't opposite foot, they yank, attempting to take the enemy's feet out from under them and send them crashing to the floor.
▌ NOTORIETY: 1