The Warrior have to hit, the should be, affected Body Part.

Arms&Legs: Contest: Focus (Diff:6) vs. Stamina (Diff: 6)
Success: The Limb is paralyeced untlil healed like damage from Dim Mak.
Failture: The Limb is for Focus - Successes paralyced

Body: Contest: Focus (Diff:8) vs. Stamina (Diff:6)
Success: The whole Body is paralyeced untlil healed like damage from Dim Mak
Failture: The Enemy lose two Soak Dices for the next Focus - Successes rounds

Head: Contest: Focus (Diff:9) vs. Stamina (Diff:6)
Success: The Emeny lose 1 health / round without a Soak Roll until he made an Successful Stamina (Diff:10) roll or would be healed like Damage from Dim Mak. The Stamina Roll is made in the begining of each round. The Damage count as Aggravaed Damage.
Failture: All Difficulties from the Enemy are increased by two in the next Focus - Successes rounds

Creating new Focus Maneuvers:

• The player can just change the look and feel of a given manuever, but keep the listed statistics for it (i.e. Bob wants his warrior, NightDeath, to throw cosmic energy at his opponents. The GM rules that this is similar to both Sonic Boom and Fireball, and tells Bob that he can choose the statistics for either one to use for NightDeath's attack). The easiest way to remember what the maneuver is, is to write down both that warrior's version of it ("Cosmic Attack") followed by the maneuver's real name ("Fireball").
• The other option is for the GM to allow his players to design their own maneuvers using the point system listed below. The GM should always approve of the maneuver first, though, as a low-cost, high-potency maneuver could easily upset game balance and ruin everyone's fun.

Rules:
Each Maneuver cost normally 1 or more Chi.
If the new power is an extended version of an old Power than you should substract the cost of the old one (don't forget to write down the prerequisite Power).
You can also build Powers which depends on Physical Attributes and other Combat Abilities (like Flash Kick) if fit to your Character.

New Backgrounds:

Sensei (or Master):

You remain in contact with your Sensei and still learn from him from time to time. He is a source of wisdom, training and advice. Your Sensei could be right next door or cloistered away in a monastery somewhere in Tibet. In any case, you have an advantage some others might not - the opportunity to continue your education.

In some cases, having a well-known Sensei can affect the way others treat you. If your Sensei is known for being honorable, then others will expect you to display similar qualities and treat you accordingly.

In some cases, your Sensei and Manager might be one and the same; this is a tremendous asset. However, Backgroundpoints must still be spent on both the Sensei and Manager Backgrounds.

System: When learning Focus Maneuvers from a Sensei (or Master), the Storyteller rolls the sensei's Charisma + the Sensei Background. A success reduces the experience points (only 3x Power Point cost instead of 4x). This is only possible if the Sensei know the Move.

1. Your Sensei has not mastered the true secrets of Focus, although he is a passable trainer for the basics.
2. An above-average Sensei has mastered all of the basic moves of a style and has learned one or two difficult maneuvers.
3. A good Sensei has mastered most of the difficult maneuvers.
4. An excellent Sensei has mastered all of the special maneuvers that fits to his combat style.
5. A true master has mastered all of the special maneuvers that fits to his combat style and has possibly created her own unique maneuvers.

Staff:

Having a skilled support team can make a tremendous difference for some Warriors. A Staff can include students, personal trainers, masseuses, chauffeurs and even financial analysts. Each member of a character's Staff is a unique individual with his own skills and motivations.

Staff members are usually played by the Storyteller and they aren't always involved with the story. However, if you want, another player can play the role of a Staff member. Indeed, an entire chronicle could be based around a single Warrior and the team that supports her.

The storyteller will create statistic for your Staff members.

System: Beside Butlers, Photographers, Fashion Consultant, Bodyguard, Chauffeur, Pilot, Maid,.... exist the four basic types of staff: the Teachers. Each has a particular area of expertise and can help a Fighter to increase a particular Attribute or Ability. A teacher must roll her Intelligence + Instruction and get a number of successes equal to the current level of the Attribute or Ability that the Character is improving. If the Teacher rolls the necessary number of successes then the character's experience costs are as follows: current rating x 3 for Attributes and current rating x 1 for Abilities. They can't help to advance beyond a rating of five (you can increase your Attributes and Abilities if you carry through the "Highlander" Ritual.

Trainers: Physical Attributes; Mentors: Social Attributes; Tutors: Mental Attributes; Instructors: Abilities.

1. One Staff member
2. Two Staff member
3. Three Staff member
4. Four Staff member
5. Five Staff member

• Psychological
  Code of Honor (1 pt.), Higher Purpose (1 pt.)
• Mental
  Common Sense (1 pt.), Concentration (1 pt.), Lightning Calculator (1 pt.), Eidetic Memory (2 pt.), Iron Will (3 pt.), Self Confident (5 pt.)
• Awareness
  Acute Senses (1 pt.
)
• Aptitudes
  > Animal Magnetism (1 pt.), Ambidextrous (1 pt.), Computer Aptitude (1 pt.), Crack Driver 1 pt.) Mechanical Aptitude (1 pt.), Perfect Balance (3 pt.), Jack-of-All-Trades (5 pt.)
• Supernatural
  Past Life (1 - 5pt.), True Love (1 pt.), Medium (2 pt.), Danger Sense (2 pt.), Faerie Affinity (2 pt.), Spirit Mentor (3 pt.), Companion^* (3 pt.), Luck (3 pt.), Unbondable (4 pt.), Spark of Life (5 pt.), Guardian Angel (6 pt.), True Faith (7 pt.)
• Martial Arts Ties
  (Mage Ties that can be redirected at Martial Artists) - Boon (1 - 3pt.), Prestigious Mentor (1 pt.), Reputation (2 pt.)
• Mortal Society
  Black Market Ties (1 - 5pt.), Judicial Ties (2 pt.), Mansion (3 pt.), Media Ties (2 pt.), Nightclub (2 pt.), Church Ties (3 pt.), Corporate Ties (3 pt.), Entertainment Ties (3 pt.), Police Ties (3 pt.), Political Ties (3 pt.), Underworld Ties (3 pt.), Coporation CEO (5 pt.)
• Physical
  Double-Jointed (1 pt.), Huge Size (4 pt.), Ambidexterity (1 pt.)
  ^*Only characters with Vampire Companion may learn Kibatsumejutsu. Only characters with Werewolf Companion may learn Kailindo and Klaive Dueling.
  Only characters with Mage Companion (Akashic Brother) may learn Do. 

• Psychological
  Curiosity (2 pt.), Addiction (1 - 3pt.), Complusion (1 pt.), Dark Secret (1 pt.), Intolerance (1 pt.), Nightmares (1 pt.), Phobia - Mild (1 pt.), Overconfident (1 pt.), Shy (1 pt.), Speech Impediment (1 pt.), Sadism / Masochism (2 pt.), Obsession (2 pt.), Vengeance (2 pt.), Flashbacks (3 pt.), Driving Goal (3 pt.), Hatred (3 pt.), Lifesaver (3 pt.), Phobia - Severe (3 pt.) 
• Mental
  Amnesia (2 pt.), Confused (2 pt.), Absent-Minded (3 pt.)
• Awareness
  Color Blindness (1 pt.), Hard of Hearing (1 pt.), Bad Sight (2 pt.), Deaf (4 pt.), Blind (6 pt.)
• Aptitudes
  Age (1 pt.)
• Supernatural
  Throwback (1 - 5pt.), Cursed (1 - 5pt.), Bard's Tongue (1 pt.), Primal Marks (2 pt.), Haunted (3 pt.), Psychic Vampire (5 pt.), Dark Fate (5 pt.)
• Martial Art Ties
  Enemy (1 - 5pt.), Infamous Mentor (1 pt.), Insane Mentor (1 pt.), Mentor's Resentment (1 pt.), Twisted Apprenticeship (1 pt.), Diabolical Mentor (2 pt.), Notoriety (3 pt.)
• Mortal Society
  Ward (3 pt.), Hunted (4 pt.)
• Physical
  Allergic (1 - 4pt.), Asthma (1 pt.), Short (1 pt.), Disfigured (2 pt.), Child (3 pt.), Deformity (3 pt.), Lame (3 pt.), One Arm (3 pt.), Mute (4 pt.), Parapalegic (6 pt.)

Dedicated Martial Artist (5 pt.)

This warrior has spent his entire life training in the martial arts. Therefore, he only pays ½ of the listed costs to improve all combat abilities: Brawl, Athletic, Dodge, Melee and Focus (he doesn't start with any more, they just increase faster). There is a downside to this merit. Living in a temple does not make for a socially-well-developed person, and he may have trouble fitting in with other warriors. For a good example of how a dedicated Martial Artist might react, watch the old TV show, Kung Fu. The other Disadvantage is that the cost for Technical-, Social- and Knowledge- Skills are doubled. If a Warrior with this advantage made the "Highlander"-Ritual and increase his Combat-Skills above the 5^th then he have to pay the full cost's (simply forget the ½ cost-modification).

Nearly a Mage (7 pt.)

The Warrior is so powerful in Magic that he should have become a Mage instead of a Warrior but sometimes bad things happens. These Warriors learn their Techniques and Maneuvers normal. But his Maneuvers gain +1 Initiative, +2 Damage and double their Range (if they have any Range) or his Maneuvers cost one lesser Chi (no Chi-Costs are Possible) he have to chose his advantage when he get this Merit.

Reinforced Body (4 pt.)

This merit means that the warrior has an extra health level of damage, and his similar to Huge Size. The player must find some kind of justification for why his warrior has an additional health level, be it cybernetic enhancements, mutant healing factor, or multiple internal organs. Regardless, this merit cannot be combined with Huge Size.

Tooth and Claw (7 or 4 pt.)

The warrior with this merit possesses teeth and claws which inflict Str+2 kill damage, this is even aggravated if you buy this Merit with 7 Points.

This part is not finished, but you can use it as a guidline

This is the Ritual that Ares carried out on the Warriors to become still more powerful.

The Warrior is able to become a Supernatural if he is really good. If he believe he is ready to reach this status he can carry out the "Highlander" Ritual which allow him to exceed the Skills of even the best Fighters in the World.

He have to learn the Ritual which is a Level 5 Maneuver with the following Prequesits: he need at least three Combat Abilities at the maximum (5) and the other two with a Rating of 3 or more. After he learned the Ritual he is a "Highlander" also called a Master-Warrior. These "Highlanders" have some powers in common with the real Highlanders but they also differ in many ways: "Highlanders" need food, air, can die if he is poisoned or passes incapacitated and they can have children.

Don't forget, he have to find a teacher, which is maybe the most difficult part of becoming a Highlander>

• Regeneration one health / turn (only for non-aggravated Damage)
• Unaging
• Immunity to Disease
• Traits (Attributes, Abilities, and Techniques) can be increased up to eight but with increased costs (+2) (Example: developing Strength from 5 to 6 would cost 5 x (4+2) = 30 Exp.) only Focus can be increased without increased costs.

Techniques:

After the 5^th Level, the Warrior gain no additional Damage or Soak dices (e.g. Brawl 7 give only +5 Damage to all Brawl Attacks), but they gain new Powers and a higher Skill (they still gain the +1 Bonus for Combat-Skill Rolls)

• Brawl:
  The Warrior gain one extra Brawl-Attack for each additional Level. If he want to attack Armed and Unarmed in the same Round than he have only as many Attacks as the Combat Skill with the lesser Attacks / Round (minimum 2).
• Athletic:
  These Powers are always active can be used at any time. (for Example: the Power Falling is always active).
1. Fast Running: The Warrior can run with the doubled Move up to Stamina-hours / day. But as long he can do no other action than Movement as long as run.
2. Climbing: He is now able to Move on vertical Walls. As fast as on Ground. He can even climb on the ceiling without any problem.
3. increased Speed: The Warrior gain +2 Speed and Move for the following Maneuver or one extra action if he spend one Chi. Can be used as often as he has Chi per Round (he can also have +10 Speed and Move or +5 Attacks,...).
• Dodge:
  The Warrior gain one extra Dodge each Level above the fifth. If he want to Dodge and Attack in the same Round than he have only as many Dodges/Attacks as the Combat Skill with the lesser Dodges/Attacks per Round (minimum 2).
• Melee:
  The Warrior gain one extra Melee-Attack each Level above the fifth. If he want to attack Armed and Unarmed in the same Round than he have only as many Attacks as the Combat Skill with the lesser Attacks / Round (minimum 2).
• Focus:
  Focus-Maneuvers have one Problem, the has always a strict use and can't be changed for the Situation. But with crossing the Level 5 he learn new Powerful and changeable Powers.
1. Illusions:
2. Spellmastery:
3. Creations: