Turkish Archery

Turkish Archery has two unique combat actions: Jarmakee and Majra. Jarmakee is a balanced stance allowing the archer to shoot from behind the head to give a better angle without exposing herself to an opponent. Majara is overdrawing; using shorter arrows with an accompanying tool. The intent, as the story goes, is that the opponent then couldn’t use the arrows to fire back. There are few practitioners of Turkish Archery, with most people preferring firearms and smartlinks, but there are still tournaments held in Istanbul.
Available Techniques: Called Shot (Pin) (Archery or Thrown Weapon), Close Quarter Defense Against Firearms, Hammerfist, Silken Storm, Soaring Shackles, Thunder Strike