After hours of practicing nen and bruising your fists in combat and in training, you've developed the ability to magically enhance your unarmed strikes with your nen. You learn three features: Rock, which is an enhancement type, Paper, which is an emission type, and Scissors which is a transmutation type.
Rock. As an action, you can expend 3 focus points to condense your fist in raw aura to enhance it's strength drastically. To use rock, Gon must be standing still for his whole turn. When using rock, the following effects are appied:
- Your movement speed is reduced to 0 for your turn
- Ranged attacks have advantage on Gon until the start of his next turn
- The attack counts as critical for a 19 or 20
- On a hit, the blow deals + 3d10 bludgeoning damage as well as the normal damage from the blow
Paper. As an action, you can expend 3 focus points send a focused blast of energy at an enemy within 60 feet of you. When using paper, the following applies:
- Gon makes a ranged attack, using the same bonus to hit as his normal unarmed strikes.
- On a hit, the target takes 2d10 force damage and must succeed on a DC 18 Strength saving throw or be pushed back up to 20 feet.
- If the target is pushed into another object, such as a wall or another enemy, the target takes an additional 2d6 bludgeoning damage on impact
Scissors. As an action, you can expend 3 focus points to emit energy from your body, creating a pair of scissors, made of aura and enhanced by nen, protruding from your fingers. When using scissors, the following applies:
- Your movement speed is reduced to 0 for your turn and ranged attacks have advantage on you.
- Gon makes a melee attack roll against the target, ignoring any AC gained from medium or light armor as well as mage armor, and shield.
- On a hit, Gon dashes 15 feet forward, dealing 4d10 slashing damage to the target.
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