There are many different ways players can customize their monsters. By trading a Soul Reflector to one of the Soul Reflector Managers you can access the menu to monster customization.
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| - There are many different ways players can customize their monsters. By trading a Soul Reflector to one of the Soul Reflector Managers you can access the menu to monster customization.
- Pankration (literally meaning "all powers") is a fighting style originating in ancient Greece. It is a mixed martial art that combines wrestling with boxing. In myth, it was created by Hercules and Theseus, it was said that Theseus defeated the Minotaur, using this technique, while Hercules used this art to defeat Nemean Lion. It was a popular sport at the Olympic games.
- <default>Pankration</default> Other Names Styles Legendary Master Advanced Grand Master Grand Master Master Class Expert Class High Class Disciple Middle Class Disciple Low Class Disciple First Appearance Pankration is an ancient martial art introduced into the Greek Olympic Games in 648 BC and founded as a blend of boxing (πυγμαχία or πυγμή/pygmachia or pygmē) and wrestling (πάλη/pále) also adding kicks (λακτίσματα/laktismata) but with scarcely any rules. The only things not acceptable were biting and gouging of the opponent's eyes. The term comes from the Greek παγκράτιον [paŋkrátion], literally meaning "all powers" from πᾶν (pan-) "all" + κράτος (kratos) "strength, power".
- Pankration uses boxing punches and other ancient boxing hand strikes.
* Strikes with the Legs Strikes delivered with the legs were an integral part of pankration and one of its most characteristic features. Kicking well was a great advantage to the pankratiast. Epiktētos is making a derogatory reference to a compliment one may give another: "μεγάλα λακτίζεις" ("you kick great"). Moreover, in an accolade to the fighting prowess of the pankratiast Glykon from Pergamo, the athlete is described as "wide foot". The characterization comes actually before the reference to his "unbeatable hands", implying at least as crucial a role for strikes with the feet as with the hands in pankration. That proficiency in kicking could carry the pankratiast to victory is indicated in a sarcastic passage of G
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| - Pankration uses boxing punches and other ancient boxing hand strikes.
* Strikes with the Legs Strikes delivered with the legs were an integral part of pankration and one of its most characteristic features. Kicking well was a great advantage to the pankratiast. Epiktētos is making a derogatory reference to a compliment one may give another: "μεγάλα λακτίζεις" ("you kick great"). Moreover, in an accolade to the fighting prowess of the pankratiast Glykon from Pergamo, the athlete is described as "wide foot". The characterization comes actually before the reference to his "unbeatable hands", implying at least as crucial a role for strikes with the feet as with the hands in pankration. That proficiency in kicking could carry the pankratiast to victory is indicated in a sarcastic passage of Galen, where he awards the winning prize in pankration to a donkey because of its excellence in kicking.
* Straight kick to the stomach The straight kick with the bottom of the foot to the stomach (γαστρίζειν/λάκτισμα εἰς γαστέραν — gastrizein or laktisma eis gasteran, "kicking in the stomach") was apparently a common technique, given the number of depictions of such kicks on vases. This type of kick is mentioned by Lucian.
* Counter: The athlete sidesteps to the outside of the oncoming kick but grasps the inside of the kicking leg from behind the knee with his front hand (overhand grip) and pulls up, which tends to unbalance the opponent so that he falls backward as the athlete advances. The back hand can be used for striking the opponent while he is preoccupied maintaining his balance. This counter is shown on a Panathenaic amphora now in Leiden. In another counter, the athlete sidesteps the oncoming kick, but now to the inside of the opponent's leg. He catches and lifts the heel/foot of the planted leg with his rear hand and with the front arm goes under the knee of the kicking leg, hooks it with the nook of his elbow, and lifts while advancing to throw the opponent backward. The athlete executing the counter has to lean forward to avoid hand strikes by the opponent.
- There are many different ways players can customize their monsters. By trading a Soul Reflector to one of the Soul Reflector Managers you can access the menu to monster customization.
- Pankration (literally meaning "all powers") is a fighting style originating in ancient Greece. It is a mixed martial art that combines wrestling with boxing. In myth, it was created by Hercules and Theseus, it was said that Theseus defeated the Minotaur, using this technique, while Hercules used this art to defeat Nemean Lion. It was a popular sport at the Olympic games.
- <default>Pankration</default> Other Names Styles Legendary Master Advanced Grand Master Grand Master Master Class Expert Class High Class Disciple Middle Class Disciple Low Class Disciple First Appearance Pankration is an ancient martial art introduced into the Greek Olympic Games in 648 BC and founded as a blend of boxing (πυγμαχία or πυγμή/pygmachia or pygmē) and wrestling (πάλη/pále) also adding kicks (λακτίσματα/laktismata) but with scarcely any rules. The only things not acceptable were biting and gouging of the opponent's eyes. The term comes from the Greek παγκράτιον [paŋkrátion], literally meaning "all powers" from πᾶν (pan-) "all" + κράτος (kratos) "strength, power".
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