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Clan Shaolin
Requirements for Clan entry
To Join Shaolin you will need to have reached Losing Self 6 and you must complete the quest Enlightening the world through Buddha.
Roles Within the Clan
Luohan monks (Warrior)
Luohan Monks do not fear death, knowing it for a mere transition to other states. And so, with this conviction firmly in mind, they step forward to the front lines of combat with unmatched confidence. They train in all manner of Shaolin’s polearm techniques, and several types of Xumi Arts designed to reform Evil. * Because Life is of paramount importance, Constitution is their most important concern. Essence is harder for them to develop, and Wisdom is not as important as other attributes.
Diamond monks (Healer/Buffer)
Diamond Monks represent the noble heart of the Buddha, which does not break from viewing hardship. These disciples spread Buddha’s teachings throughout The Land. They utilize unarmed Praying Mantis style Kung Fu and Exorcist Arts for offense, and protect themselves and others with Diamond Arts. Among their merciful ranks you will also find Healers and those in charge of the clan's Formation techniques. * Essence and Wisdom are key for this role. Constitution is harder for them to develop.
Exorcist monks (Caster)
Exorcist Monks overpower evil through their pure devotion, and hope to steer the souls of their opponents onto the righteous path. Exorcists learn to fully master their Chi Kung and utilize Xumi Arts, Palm Strikes Of One Thousand Buddha Arts and protective Diamond Arts. * They place emphasis on Essence and Wisdom. Strength is harder for them to develop, and they are ill-suited to melee combat.
Deva Monk (Hybrid)
Deva Monks are disciples who firmly believe that the study of either Kung Fu or Chi Kung alone would make one an imperfect servant of the Buddha. So the way of Deva requires a disciple to attain both martial prowess and deep spiritual devotion. Deva Monks train in all forms of Shaolin's arts, save for polearm techniques. Though they rarely attain utter mastery of a single style of Kung Fu, they do become the most versatile of all Shaolin masters. * They emphasize Constitution and Essence, and use Kung Fu for offense and Chi Kung for defense with equal skill. Wisdom is harder for them to develop.
Penalised Stat for Each Role
Luohan Monk Essence
Diamond Monk Constitution
Exorcist Monk Strength
Deva Monk Wisdom
Favoured Weapons
Polearm (Warrior)
Fists (Healer & Hybrid)
Bracers (Caster)
Clan Kung Fu
Basic Clan Kung-Fu Skills
Luohan Monk Kung-Fu Skills
Diamond Monk Kung-Fu Skills
Exorcist Monk Kung-Fu Skills
Deva Monk Kung-Fu Skills
The House of Shaolin
Fachang
Rank: Shaolin Elder
Role: Chief Strategist, keeper of the clan’s greatest secrets and conveyor of main quests.
Description: He is reportedly 109 years old, and is the 32nd elder of Shaolin, leader of the clan for the past fifty years. He is a living embodiment of the clan’s Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques and is considered to have reached full earthly enlightenment. He often delivers riddles which convey Shaolin’s most profound mysteries and is the direct teacher of The Immoral Monk, Shaolin’s lost dragon.
Guangzhen
Rank: Sifu of Shaolin
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: He is the most short-tempered and coarse of the Guang generation of monks. He frequently insists that Shaolin’s true strength must be revealed to the world. Because of his personality flaws, he is not yet able to learn the very greatest of Shaolin’s Kung Fu techniques; however, his knowledge of Shaolin Kung Fu is second only to that of Fachang and The Immoral Monk.
Yiwu
Rank: Young Monk
Role: A reliable source for gathering clandestine information.
Description: He has remained a Shaolin Young Monk for 8 years because he does not wish to undergo the harsh training required to become a full monk. He says that he joined Shaolin only because he admired The Immoral Monk. He frequently ditches his errands, and lives in fear of both the senior monks and the karmic consequences of many of his actions. Sometimes he secretly goes to town to eat meat and indulge himself, but the elders allow this since he frequently overhears things that concern important events transpiring in The Land.
Guanghui
Rank: Young Monk
Role: Conveyor of quests.
Description: On the last day of The War of Nine Dragons, he was delivered to Shaolin Temple by The Immoral Monk. Even though he is weak and frail, he is called “Little Uncle” since he has become a direct disciple of Fachang, The Elder. He is ever faithful to the teachings of Shaolin and an inspiration to many monks, both young and old.
Clan Gai-Pan - The League of Beggars
Wu Tang
Requirements for Clan entry
To Join The league of beggars you will need to have reached Losing Self 4 and you must complete the quest The Endless Clan
Roles Within the Clan
Vanguard Beggars (Warrior)
Vanguard Beggars are The League's muscle. They stand in the front lines to fight opponents and protect innocents. Vanguards concentrate their training on mastering aggressive Kung Fu and Staff manoeuvres. Because Life is of paramount importance, Constitution is their most important concern. Essence is harder to develop for them, and Wisdom is not as important as other attributes.
Strategy Beggars(Healer/Buffer)
Strategy Beggars must be cunning to direct The League’s strategy and Formation techniques, for should they make poor choices, their fellows will fall. They strive to master the Chi Kung ways of Drunken Fist and Entelechy Arts. Essence and Wisdom are key for this role. Constitution is harder to develop for them.
Dragon Beggars (Caster)
Dragons master The League's powerful Chi Kung palm strikes. Suitable for striking an opponent down even from a distance. Mastery of Vital Energy heightens their inner force. The highest level of their training, called Eighteen Palms of Descending Dragon, was mastered only by their lost Dragon, Hu Shanshan. * They place emphasis on Essence and Wisdom. Strength is harder for them to develop, and they are ill-suited to melee combat.
Spirit Beggars(Hybrid)
With tireless passion, Spirit Beggars carry out stealthy, one-person operations. Spirits become competent in each one of the Clan's techniques, except for staff skills, giving them a wide range of Kung Fu and Chi Kung abilities. * They emphasize Constitution and Essence, and use Kung Fu for offense and Chi Kung for defensive with equal skill. Wisdom is harder for them to develop.
Penalised Stat for Each Role
Vanguard Beggars Essence
Strategy Beggars Constitution
Dragon Beggars Strength
Spirit Beggars Wisdom
Favoured Weapons
Stave (Warrior)
Fists (Healer & Hybrid)
Bracers (Caster)
Clan Kung Fu
Basic Clan Kung-Fu Skills
Vanguard Beggars Kung-Fu Skills
Strategy Beggars Kung-Fu Skills
Dragon Beggars Kung-Fu Skills
Spirit Beggars Kung-Fu Skills
The House of The League of Beggars
Drunken Moon
Rank: Clan Leader of The League
Role: Chief Strategist, keeper of the clan’s greatest secrets and conveyor of main quests.
Description: A burly bear of a man who may be either overly generous or overly belligerent, when he is drunk, which is practically always. Though he is a drunkard, his Drunken Monkey Kung Fu is nearly invincible. Sometimes he will ask his followers to find him some good liquor and then reward them with a surprise gift.
Bamboo Master
Rank: Elder of The League
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: An elder of The League who officially trains young disciples in Kung Fu and is unofficially the true leader of The League in the absence of Hu Shanshan, their lost dragon. He does not enjoy the mantle of leadership, but has little choice since Drunken Moon is drunk all the time. Using only a bamboo stick in combat, he is untouchable. His training style is very harsh, so many disciples complain about him to Drunken Moon, who is always quick to nod and then utterly ignore such complaints.
Drunken Butterfly
Rank: Six-knot Student of The League
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: Beautiful and deadly, she trains lower level disciples and passes down orders from Bamboo Master. She is also ranked with the highest level of kung Fu, as she has defeated all of The League’s subordinant male disciples. Her dazzling stick technique resembles the delicate movements of a butterfly in flight, but there’s nothing delicate about the way she can drink you under the table.
Dan Shizhong
Rank: Four-knot Student of The League
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: Lazy to a fault, he is still revered as an important League disciple, for there are none better at the gathering of intelligence, or the appropriation of free drinks. He is a beggar that breaks the rules and begs off other, subordinate beggars. When drunk he is also known to talk in delirium about his great love for Hu Shanshan.
Clan Wu-Tang
Wu Tang
Requirements for Clan entry
To Join Wu-Tang you will need to have reached Gathering Chi 8 and you most have trained BOTH Wu-Tang basic fist AND Wu-Tang Basic Sword to Cheng(Level) 2.
Note the last 2 conditions are the main reasons why players have problems joining this clan.
Roles Within the Clan
Blue Dragon (Warrior)
Wu-Tang is The Clan of Divine Sword, and Blue Dragons are the only role of Wu-Tang to Master it. They master the slow, supple techniques of Cloud Swords and the fast, unpredictable techniques of Wind Swords. They also learn Arts of Xuanxu, Buffs which allow them to enhance their fighting abilities. Because Life is of paramount importance, Constitution is their most important concern. Essence is harder to develop for them, and Wisdom is not as important as other attributes.
Red Phoenix (Healer/Buffer)
Red Phoenixes utilize Hermit Arts to help buff and heal others, Arts of the Light to purify themselves, and use Tai Chi Arts a powerful fighting technique using their fists. They also learn protective Chi Kung Arts of Fortitude and combative Arts of Zixiao. Essence and Wisdom are key for this role. Constitution is harder to develop for them.
Black Turtle (Caster)
Black Turtles are Wu-Tang's masters of Chi Kung. They are soft-spoken in nature, but steadfast in discipline. Often sent on diplomatic missions, they protect themselves with Arts of Fortitude and subdue their opponents with Arts of the Turtle. They place emphasis on Essence and Wisdom. Strength is harder for them to develop, and they are ill-suited to melee combat.
White Tiger (Hybrid)
White Tigers seek to master The Tao through diversity of skill. They train each of the various Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques of the clan, except for sword mastery. They believe Yin and Yang have no beginning nor end, and that creation and destruction reside in the ways in which they bend and yield to one another. They emphasize Constitution and Essence, and use Kung Fu for offense and Chi Kung for defensive with equal skill. Wisdom is harder for them to develop.
Penalised Stat for Each Role
Blue Dragon Essence
Red Phoenix Constitution
Black Turtle Strength
White Tiger Wisdom
Favoured Weapons
Sword (Warrior)
Fists (Healer & Hybrid)
Bracers (Caster)
Clan Kung Fu
Basic Clan Kung-Fu Skills
Wu-Tang lightfoot, Basic sword and Basic fists can all be learnt without joining the clan. However if you join another clan after learning these skills they will vanish from the skill menu as soon as you join.
Basic Wu-Tang Meditation
Basic Wu-Tang Fists
Basic Wu-Tang Sword
Basic Wu-Tang Lightfoot
Blue Cloud Lightfoot
Blue Dragon Kung-Fu Skills
Below are all current available skills for Blue Dragons Click for details on each one.
Meditation
Blue Dragons Meditation
Greater Blue Dragons Meditation
Steps
Blue Dragon Steps
Greater Blue Dragon Steps
Active Sword Techniques
Blue Dragon Sword
Great Blue Sword
Tai-Chi Sword
Five Elements Sword
Four Aspects Sword
Three Severence Sword
Double Shape Sword
Daluo Sword
Smashing Sword Techniques
Smashing Sword of the Sky
Smashing Sword of the Spirit
Smashing Sword of Shadows
Smashing Sword of the Wind
Smashing Sword of Flowers
Smashing Sword of Tai-Chi
Smashing Sword of Elements
Smashing Sword of Earth
Smashing Sword of Ravens
Smashing Sword of Rainbows
Smashing Sword of Moon
Smashing Sword of Waves
Charging Sword
Xuanxu Arts
XuanXu Art of Earth
XuanXu Art of Tree
XuanXu Art of Sky
Light Art of Sun
Fortitude Art of the Soul
Xuanxu Art of Fire
Red Phoenix Kung-Fu Skills
Below are all current available skills for Red Phoenix Click for details on each one.
Meditation
Phoenix Meditation
Greater Phoenix Meditation
Steps
Phoenix Steps
Greater Phoenix Steps
Active Fist Techniques
Tai Chi Fists
Boundless Fists
Smashing Fist Techniques
Boundless Fists of Clouds
Boundless Fists of Calm
Boundless Fists of Typhoon
Boundless Fists of Deva
Hermit Healing Techniques
Hermit Healing of Nine
Hermit Healing of Fire
Hermit Healing of Purity
Hermit Healing of Violet
Hermit Healing of Jade
Hermit Healing of Revival
Hermit Healing of Tai Chi
Fortitude Buffs
Fortitude Art of Yang
Fortitude Art of The Spirit
Fortitude Art of Purity
Fortitude Art of The Body
Fortitude Art of Blue
Fortitude Art of Iron
Zixiao and Xuanxu Arts
Zixiao Art of Ghosts
Zixiao Art of The Sun
Xuanxu Art of The Sky
Black Turtle Kung-Fu Skills
White Tiger Kung-Fu Skills
The House of Wu-Tang
Master Tianxing
Rank: Clan Leader
Role: Chief Strategist, keeper of the clan’s greatest secrets and conveyor of main quests.
Description: Has been the master of The House of Wu-Tang for over three decades and is considered by many to be close to hanging up his blade. He is a swordsman of direct lineage to The House of Wu, as is his prized, yet tainted lost pupil, The Master Lingyun.
Master Huangho
Rank: Elder of Wu-Tang
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: Reportedly he is over 140 years old. His personality is tough and his mind is as sharp as his steel. He was initially doubtful of the clan leader’s selection of Master Lingyun as a disciple, and believes his doubts were proven true following Lingyun’s disappearance after The War of Nine Dragons. He remains a trusted advisor to Tianxing. He is also credited with training Xuanxuan, who is reputedly the second best swordsman in Wu-Tang. It is said that Master Huangho will not die until he has discovered and trained the swordsman who can exceed Master Lingyun.
Master Xuanxuan
Rank: Truist of Wu-Tang
Role: Kung Fu instructor and giver of quests.
Description: He was the first teacher responsible for training Master Lingyun, and is currently revered as the second best swordsman beneath him. He is also the first candidate to become the next clan leader since Master Lingyun is missing. Because of his strict discipline and rough manner, disciples fear that clan life will change drastically once he becomes the clan’s master. His black garb, symbolic of his lineage, stands out in striking contrast against other Wu-Tang disciples, who wear the traditional blue and white clan wardrobe.
Juyun
Rank: Truist of Wu-Tang
Role: Manager of clan contributions and giver of quests.
Description: The surname ‘Yun’ marks him as the same generation of swordsmen as Master Lingyun, and he is regarded the second best swordsman of his class. Juyun differs greatly from his fellow brother, Qingyun, who is something of a braggart, and he is revered for his mastery of Boundless Fists technique.
Qingyun
Rank: Taoist of Wu-Tang
Role: Quest giver.
Description: Talented with the sword he may be, but he is flawed in his manner of constant boasting, especially in regard to his relationship to Master Lingyun. Though he shares the same generation name and lineage as the lost Dragon, it is the result of sharing common teachers and they never actually studied together. He commonly criticizes Master Lingyun’s way of life and sword skills, and often exaggerates his own.
Caiyun
Rank: Taoist of Wu-Tang
Role: Seller of clan goods
Description: A woman in her thirties who sells clan goods. She does not tolerate men flirting with her, and as they often misjudge her Kung Fu skills, it is a common sight to see her drop a male disciple to his knees.
Longfeng
Rank: Blue Sword of Wu-Tang
Role: Captain of The Guard
Description: Fierce leader of the clan’s Blue Sword Guards, and first graduate of the class of Feng. He is known to display a hot temper. The wooden sword that he carries is not for practice, but for swift punishments doled out to new trainees.
Cuifeng
Rank: Tao Journeyman
Role: Quest giver
Description: A recent graduate of the class of Feng, who plans to become a Tao Scholar and Priestess, which means she may never get married. Many male disciples consider this ambition a waste of her beauty.
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Requirements for Clan entry
To Join Shaolin you will need to have reached Losing Self 6 and you must complete the quest Enlightening the world through Buddha.
Roles Within the Clan
Luohan monks (Warrior)
Luohan Monks do not fear death, knowing it for a mere transition to other states. And so, with this conviction firmly in mind, they step forward to the front lines of combat with unmatched confidence. They train in all manner of Shaolin’s polearm techniques, and several types of Xumi Arts designed to reform Evil. * Because Life is of paramount importance, Constitution is their most important concern. Essence is harder for them to develop, and Wisdom is not as important as other attributes.
Diamond monks (Healer/Buffer)
Diamond Monks represent the noble heart of the Buddha, which does not break from viewing hardship. These disciples spread Buddha’s teachings throughout The Land. They utilize unarmed Praying Mantis style Kung Fu and Exorcist Arts for offense, and protect themselves and others with Diamond Arts. Among their merciful ranks you will also find Healers and those in charge of the clan's Formation techniques. * Essence and Wisdom are key for this role. Constitution is harder for them to develop.
Exorcist monks (Caster)
Exorcist Monks overpower evil through their pure devotion, and hope to steer the souls of their opponents onto the righteous path. Exorcists learn to fully master their Chi Kung and utilize Xumi Arts, Palm Strikes Of One Thousand Buddha Arts and protective Diamond Arts. * They place emphasis on Essence and Wisdom. Strength is harder for them to develop, and they are ill-suited to melee combat.
Deva Monk (Hybrid)
Deva Monks are disciples who firmly believe that the study of either Kung Fu or Chi Kung alone would make one an imperfect servant of the Buddha. So the way of Deva requires a disciple to attain both martial prowess and deep spiritual devotion. Deva Monks train in all forms of Shaolin's arts, save for polearm techniques. Though they rarely attain utter mastery of a single style of Kung Fu, they do become the most versatile of all Shaolin masters. * They emphasize Constitution and Essence, and use Kung Fu for offense and Chi Kung for defense with equal skill. Wisdom is harder for them to develop.
Penalised Stat for Each Role
Luohan Monk Essence
Diamond Monk Constitution
Exorcist Monk Strength
Deva Monk Wisdom
Favoured Weapons
Polearm (Warrior)
Fists (Healer & Hybrid)
Bracers (Caster)
Clan Kung Fu
Basic Clan Kung-Fu Skills
Luohan Monk Kung-Fu Skills
Diamond Monk Kung-Fu Skills
Exorcist Monk Kung-Fu Skills
Deva Monk Kung-Fu Skills
The House of Shaolin
Fachang
Rank: Shaolin Elder
Role: Chief Strategist, keeper of the clan’s greatest secrets and conveyor of main quests.
Description: He is reportedly 109 years old, and is the 32nd elder of Shaolin, leader of the clan for the past fifty years. He is a living embodiment of the clan’s Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques and is considered to have reached full earthly enlightenment. He often delivers riddles which convey Shaolin’s most profound mysteries and is the direct teacher of The Immoral Monk, Shaolin’s lost dragon.
Guangzhen
Rank: Sifu of Shaolin
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: He is the most short-tempered and coarse of the Guang generation of monks. He frequently insists that Shaolin’s true strength must be revealed to the world. Because of his personality flaws, he is not yet able to learn the very greatest of Shaolin’s Kung Fu techniques; however, his knowledge of Shaolin Kung Fu is second only to that of Fachang and The Immoral Monk.
Yiwu
Rank: Young Monk
Role: A reliable source for gathering clandestine information.
Description: He has remained a Shaolin Young Monk for 8 years because he does not wish to undergo the harsh training required to become a full monk. He says that he joined Shaolin only because he admired The Immoral Monk. He frequently ditches his errands, and lives in fear of both the senior monks and the karmic consequences of many of his actions. Sometimes he secretly goes to town to eat meat and indulge himself, but the elders allow this since he frequently overhears things that concern important events transpiring in The Land.
Guanghui
Rank: Young Monk
Role: Conveyor of quests.
Description: On the last day of The War of Nine Dragons, he was delivered to Shaolin Temple by The Immoral Monk. Even though he is weak and frail, he is called “Little Uncle” since he has become a direct disciple of Fachang, The Elder. He is ever faithful to the teachings of Shaolin and an inspiration to many monks, both young and old.
Clan Gai-Pan - The League of Beggars
Wu Tang
Requirements for Clan entry
To Join The league of beggars you will need to have reached Losing Self 4 and you must complete the quest The Endless Clan
Roles Within the Clan
Vanguard Beggars (Warrior)
Vanguard Beggars are The League's muscle. They stand in the front lines to fight opponents and protect innocents. Vanguards concentrate their training on mastering aggressive Kung Fu and Staff manoeuvres. Because Life is of paramount importance, Constitution is their most important concern. Essence is harder to develop for them, and Wisdom is not as important as other attributes.
Strategy Beggars(Healer/Buffer)
Strategy Beggars must be cunning to direct The League’s strategy and Formation techniques, for should they make poor choices, their fellows will fall. They strive to master the Chi Kung ways of Drunken Fist and Entelechy Arts. Essence and Wisdom are key for this role. Constitution is harder to develop for them.
Dragon Beggars (Caster)
Dragons master The League's powerful Chi Kung palm strikes. Suitable for striking an opponent down even from a distance. Mastery of Vital Energy heightens their inner force. The highest level of their training, called Eighteen Palms of Descending Dragon, was mastered only by their lost Dragon, Hu Shanshan. * They place emphasis on Essence and Wisdom. Strength is harder for them to develop, and they are ill-suited to melee combat.
Spirit Beggars(Hybrid)
With tireless passion, Spirit Beggars carry out stealthy, one-person operations. Spirits become competent in each one of the Clan's techniques, except for staff skills, giving them a wide range of Kung Fu and Chi Kung abilities. * They emphasize Constitution and Essence, and use Kung Fu for offense and Chi Kung for defensive with equal skill. Wisdom is harder for them to develop.
Penalised Stat for Each Role
Vanguard Beggars Essence
Strategy Beggars Constitution
Dragon Beggars Strength
Spirit Beggars Wisdom
Favoured Weapons
Stave (Warrior)
Fists (Healer & Hybrid)
Bracers (Caster)
Clan Kung Fu
Basic Clan Kung-Fu Skills
Vanguard Beggars Kung-Fu Skills
Strategy Beggars Kung-Fu Skills
Dragon Beggars Kung-Fu Skills
Spirit Beggars Kung-Fu Skills
The House of The League of Beggars
Drunken Moon
Rank: Clan Leader of The League
Role: Chief Strategist, keeper of the clan’s greatest secrets and conveyor of main quests.
Description: A burly bear of a man who may be either overly generous or overly belligerent, when he is drunk, which is practically always. Though he is a drunkard, his Drunken Monkey Kung Fu is nearly invincible. Sometimes he will ask his followers to find him some good liquor and then reward them with a surprise gift.
Bamboo Master
Rank: Elder of The League
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: An elder of The League who officially trains young disciples in Kung Fu and is unofficially the true leader of The League in the absence of Hu Shanshan, their lost dragon. He does not enjoy the mantle of leadership, but has little choice since Drunken Moon is drunk all the time. Using only a bamboo stick in combat, he is untouchable. His training style is very harsh, so many disciples complain about him to Drunken Moon, who is always quick to nod and then utterly ignore such complaints.
Drunken Butterfly
Rank: Six-knot Student of The League
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: Beautiful and deadly, she trains lower level disciples and passes down orders from Bamboo Master. She is also ranked with the highest level of kung Fu, as she has defeated all of The League’s subordinant male disciples. Her dazzling stick technique resembles the delicate movements of a butterfly in flight, but there’s nothing delicate about the way she can drink you under the table.
Dan Shizhong
Rank: Four-knot Student of The League
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: Lazy to a fault, he is still revered as an important League disciple, for there are none better at the gathering of intelligence, or the appropriation of free drinks. He is a beggar that breaks the rules and begs off other, subordinate beggars. When drunk he is also known to talk in delirium about his great love for Hu Shanshan.
Clan Wu-Tang
Wu Tang
Requirements for Clan entry
To Join Wu-Tang you will need to have reached Gathering Chi 8 and you most have trained BOTH Wu-Tang basic fist AND Wu-Tang Basic Sword to Cheng(Level) 2.
Note the last 2 conditions are the main reasons why players have problems joining this clan.
Roles Within the Clan
Blue Dragon (Warrior)
Wu-Tang is The Clan of Divine Sword, and Blue Dragons are the only role of Wu-Tang to Master it. They master the slow, supple techniques of Cloud Swords and the fast, unpredictable techniques of Wind Swords. They also learn Arts of Xuanxu, Buffs which allow them to enhance their fighting abilities. Because Life is of paramount importance, Constitution is their most important concern. Essence is harder to develop for them, and Wisdom is not as important as other attributes.
Red Phoenix (Healer/Buffer)
Red Phoenixes utilize Hermit Arts to help buff and heal others, Arts of the Light to purify themselves, and use Tai Chi Arts a powerful fighting technique using their fists. They also learn protective Chi Kung Arts of Fortitude and combative Arts of Zixiao. Essence and Wisdom are key for this role. Constitution is harder to develop for them.
Black Turtle (Caster)
Black Turtles are Wu-Tang's masters of Chi Kung. They are soft-spoken in nature, but steadfast in discipline. Often sent on diplomatic missions, they protect themselves with Arts of Fortitude and subdue their opponents with Arts of the Turtle. They place emphasis on Essence and Wisdom. Strength is harder for them to develop, and they are ill-suited to melee combat.
White Tiger (Hybrid)
White Tigers seek to master The Tao through diversity of skill. They train each of the various Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques of the clan, except for sword mastery. They believe Yin and Yang have no beginning nor end, and that creation and destruction reside in the ways in which they bend and yield to one another. They emphasize Constitution and Essence, and use Kung Fu for offense and Chi Kung for defensive with equal skill. Wisdom is harder for them to develop.
Penalised Stat for Each Role
Blue Dragon Essence
Red Phoenix Constitution
Black Turtle Strength
White Tiger Wisdom
Favoured Weapons
Sword (Warrior)
Fists (Healer & Hybrid)
Bracers (Caster)
Clan Kung Fu
Basic Clan Kung-Fu Skills
Wu-Tang lightfoot, Basic sword and Basic fists can all be learnt without joining the clan. However if you join another clan after learning these skills they will vanish from the skill menu as soon as you join.
Basic Wu-Tang Meditation
Basic Wu-Tang Fists
Basic Wu-Tang Sword
Basic Wu-Tang Lightfoot
Blue Cloud Lightfoot
Blue Dragon Kung-Fu Skills
Below are all current available skills for Blue Dragons Click for details on each one.
Meditation
Blue Dragons Meditation
Greater Blue Dragons Meditation
Steps
Blue Dragon Steps
Greater Blue Dragon Steps
Active Sword Techniques
Blue Dragon Sword
Great Blue Sword
Tai-Chi Sword
Five Elements Sword
Four Aspects Sword
Three Severence Sword
Double Shape Sword
Daluo Sword
Smashing Sword Techniques
Smashing Sword of the Sky
Smashing Sword of the Spirit
Smashing Sword of Shadows
Smashing Sword of the Wind
Smashing Sword of Flowers
Smashing Sword of Tai-Chi
Smashing Sword of Elements
Smashing Sword of Earth
Smashing Sword of Ravens
Smashing Sword of Rainbows
Smashing Sword of Moon
Smashing Sword of Waves
Charging Sword
Xuanxu Arts
XuanXu Art of Earth
XuanXu Art of Tree
XuanXu Art of Sky
Light Art of Sun
Fortitude Art of the Soul
Xuanxu Art of Fire
Red Phoenix Kung-Fu Skills
Below are all current available skills for Red Phoenix Click for details on each one.
Meditation
Phoenix Meditation
Greater Phoenix Meditation
Steps
Phoenix Steps
Greater Phoenix Steps
Active Fist Techniques
Tai Chi Fists
Boundless Fists
Smashing Fist Techniques
Boundless Fists of Clouds
Boundless Fists of Calm
Boundless Fists of Typhoon
Boundless Fists of Deva
Hermit Healing Techniques
Hermit Healing of Nine
Hermit Healing of Fire
Hermit Healing of Purity
Hermit Healing of Violet
Hermit Healing of Jade
Hermit Healing of Revival
Hermit Healing of Tai Chi
Fortitude Buffs
Fortitude Art of Yang
Fortitude Art of The Spirit
Fortitude Art of Purity
Fortitude Art of The Body
Fortitude Art of Blue
Fortitude Art of Iron
Zixiao and Xuanxu Arts
Zixiao Art of Ghosts
Zixiao Art of The Sun
Xuanxu Art of The Sky
Black Turtle Kung-Fu Skills
White Tiger Kung-Fu Skills
The House of Wu-Tang
Master Tianxing
Rank: Clan Leader
Role: Chief Strategist, keeper of the clan’s greatest secrets and conveyor of main quests.
Description: Has been the master of The House of Wu-Tang for over three decades and is considered by many to be close to hanging up his blade. He is a swordsman of direct lineage to The House of Wu, as is his prized, yet tainted lost pupil, The Master Lingyun.
Master Huangho
Rank: Elder of Wu-Tang
Role: Keeper of the clan’s Kung Fu and Chi Kung techniques and conveyor of quests.
Description: Reportedly he is over 140 years old. His personality is tough and his mind is as sharp as his steel. He was initially doubtful of the clan leader’s selection of Master Lingyun as a disciple, and believes his doubts were proven true following Lingyun’s disappearance after The War of Nine Dragons. He remains a trusted advisor to Tianxing. He is also credited with training Xuanxuan, who is reputedly the second best swordsman in Wu-Tang. It is said that Master Huangho will not die until he has discovered and trained the swordsman who can exceed Master Lingyun.
Master Xuanxuan
Rank: Truist of Wu-Tang
Role: Kung Fu instructor and giver of quests.
Description: He was the first teacher responsible for training Master Lingyun, and is currently revered as the second best swordsman beneath him. He is also the first candidate to become the next clan leader since Master Lingyun is missing. Because of his strict discipline and rough manner, disciples fear that clan life will change drastically once he becomes the clan’s master. His black garb, symbolic of his lineage, stands out in striking contrast against other Wu-Tang disciples, who wear the traditional blue and white clan wardrobe.
Juyun
Rank: Truist of Wu-Tang
Role: Manager of clan contributions and giver of quests.
Description: The surname ‘Yun’ marks him as the same generation of swordsmen as Master Lingyun, and he is regarded the second best swordsman of his class. Juyun differs greatly from his fellow brother, Qingyun, who is something of a braggart, and he is revered for his mastery of Boundless Fists technique.
Qingyun
Rank: Taoist of Wu-Tang
Role: Quest giver.
Description: Talented with the sword he may be, but he is flawed in his manner of constant boasting, especially in regard to his relationship to Master Lingyun. Though he shares the same generation name and lineage as the lost Dragon, it is the result of sharing common teachers and they never actually studied together. He commonly criticizes Master Lingyun’s way of life and sword skills, and often exaggerates his own.
Caiyun
Rank: Taoist of Wu-Tang
Role: Seller of clan goods
Description: A woman in her thirties who sells clan goods. She does not tolerate men flirting with her, and as they often misjudge her Kung Fu skills, it is a common sight to see her drop a male disciple to his knees.
Longfeng
Rank: Blue Sword of Wu-Tang
Role: Captain of The Guard
Description: Fierce leader of the clan’s Blue Sword Guards, and first graduate of the class of Feng. He is known to display a hot temper. The wooden sword that he carries is not for practice, but for swift punishments doled out to new trainees.
Cuifeng
Rank: Tao Journeyman
Role: Quest giver
Description: A recent graduate of the class of Feng, who plans to become a Tao Scholar and Priestess, which means she may never get married. Many male disciples consider this ambition a waste of her beauty.
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