
Adding Kick Skills for EpicFight
Removed from CurseForge on 3 Oct 2026 and from Modrinth on 11 Oct 2026.
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EpicFight: Kick Skills adds a passive kick skill to EpicFight, letting players kick with a key bind to deal stamina damage. When guard-broken or stunned, players can kick again to escape; a configuration file lets them adjust the stamina damage dealt. The stamina-damage effect works on players and Combat Evolution mobs.
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