The Golden Crown School
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The Golden Crown School

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Located in Tibet, the school acts as the final destination for many young martial artists who seek to both perfect their craft and obtain honorable position within the Triad.

Being one of the eleven schools that survived the cultural revolution, it is run by Grandmaster Deng Ru, alongside others, who teach the Ten Styles to aspiring students with the goal of impressing the leadership of the Triad and obtaining an honorable position amongst them.

Located at the base of Mt. Everest, it's environment lends itself perfectly for developing the mind, body and spirit. With plenty of space for training, mountains paths that help one get in touch with their inner self and a series of hot springs that soothe any aches it is a place that demands and offers the best out of those who stay.

Ten Styles of the Golden Crown

Bear Style - training to be able to withstand incredible amounts of both physical and mental stress, users of this style are the most resilient there are out there

Butterfly Style - focusing on the flow of movement, adepts of this style fight gracefully and precisely being able to adapt to any situation

Crane Style - rather than relying on pure strength, practitioners of this style look to predict their enemies movements before they even happen and using that against them

Dragon Style - dedicated exclusively to kicks, this aggressive fighting style can quickly overwhelm most opponents with it's speed and power

Drunken Style - the black sheep of the fighting styles, it encourages the user to use their surrounding and any underhanded tactics to gain the upper-hand

Eagle Style - the only style to not only embrace but perfect the elegant Jian, turning it into an extension of the user's will and spirit

Iron Rings Style - a defensive style that turns the user into a bulwark that very few can push around or make submit

Mantis Style - by understanding your enemy's movement patterns, users of this style can disrupt said patterns to severely incapacitate their foes

Monkey Style - turning the quarterstaff into both a deadly weapon and a defensive one that can protect you at a moments notice

Tiger Style - focusing on hand attacks makes adepts of this style vicious, unmatched in ferocity and speed