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|Flavor=You know just how to strike to get the most out of your Brutal weapon. | Prerequisites|Level 1, Proficient with a [[Weapon Qualities#Brutal|brutal]] weapon

Breaknecks are some the roughest, toughest, most brutal combatants in the Empire, scarfaced brutes who delight in the mad swirling 1st +0 +0 +2 +2 Brutal Scrapper

...eir successes, and practice through life-or-death encounters, honing their brutal craft by taking every opportunity to challenge even stronger foes. :Brawlers primarily use their bare hands (unarmed strike) for their damage, though they can use a few weapons (see [[#Bare_Knuckles_

...class, you gain the [[Maneuver Opus (Feat)|Maneuver Opus]] feat as a bonus feat at 1st level. ...unable to defend itself effectively from the rogue's attack, the rogue can strike a vital spot for extra damage.

...movement component (e.g., [[Charge]], the Brawler's Jab, [[Spring Attack (Feat)]], etc.), you must have line of sight to your target from your '''initial' ...mbat maneuvers, such as the Cleave [[combat maneuver]] or [[Darting Viper (Feat)]], when it is important to determine what foes, if any, are adjacent to th

...additional unholy powers of the Deathknight, the Dark Breath, the Nighted Strike, and of course the Deathless Blade. | RangedAtkName = Nighted Strike

...liwick skill check when retraining. Furthermore, you may not use a spell, feat, or ability of an ally to modify your own bailiwick skill check, unless tha ...ut may not use retraining to swap out an earlier non-epic feat for an epic feat. Similarly, a high-level rogue may never retrain to have fewer than 4 basi

...ombat tactic is one way in which a fighter's focus on battle, warfare, and brutal life-and-death combat is expressed as nigh-superhuman abilities. Despite t ...d with a [[Charge]] maneuver, but it may be used with the [[Spring Attack (Feat)]], any other ability that combines moving and attacking, and indeed, can b

...e, Greater Make Whole, [[Field Repair]], or a workshop and the [[Creator]] feat. <!-- Just the feat name; will be autolinked, and ShortDesc added -->

...the Green. These intelligent plant beings can be kind or savage, gentle or brutal, much as any other creature of free will can. That said, Treants are plant <!-- Just the feat name; will be autolinked, and ShortDesc added -->

...unfair a fashion as the GM will allow. GM's are encouraged to be fair but brutal. : At-Will designates some power, feat, ability, or other aspect of play that is 'Howardian' in nature, IE, the pl