Jogo Du Pau

This Portuguese martial art style revolves around the use of a staff. It is said to have begun with the versatility of the staff as a tool in climbing rural terrain, crossing rivers, and defense against wild animals. While it’s been in decline since the 20th century as people moved to cities, it has made a bit of a comeback for people who want something to fall back on when a gun or knife isn’t available.
Available Techniques: Barbed Hooks (Close Combat Only), Herding, Oaken Stance (Defense Against Being Charged, Defense Against Being Knocked Down), Opposing Force (Parry), Pouncing Dragon (Close Combat Only)