grapple build

[Hito Hyuga]

So, I am planning a grapple build, using the Takedown Specialist from the Portfolio of Prestige.

The game I am making this for will start at level 6, I just need to know if I made the right choices with my feats.

The full level progression I have in mind at the moment is Strong 3/Taijutsu Master 4/Takedown Specialist 7

Not sure what to do with the other 6 levels.

Feats:
Genius Nin (Taijutsu) (Free)
Genin (Chakra Control) (Free)
Combat Martial Arts (Occupation)
Defensive Martial Arts (1st level)
Combat Throw (Human)
Training (Strong bonus feat)
Improved Grapple (3rd level)
Taijutsu Adept (Taijutsu Master bonus feat)
Unbalance Opponent (6th level)

I plan to learn every single grapple/throw based technique I can get my hands on.

Basically all the Taijutsu: Nagewaza and Taijutsu: Juuryuu technques (unless doing so is pointless, I think it'd be fine but I've never ran a grapple build before)
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[chaoticangel97]

Well, there's always filling out the rest of Strong, specifically if you are going Strong Paragon, the last two levels would get you a bonus feat and +2 strength. Always nice. Then following that logic you could get four levels of Exemplar (if you took weapon spec with Tai Master). That's just kinda a basic idea/suggestion since I recently built a similar character using Takedown Specialist.

Overall, feat choices look pretty good honestly. Again, close to something I've built recently.

[Hito Hyuga]

AHh, I'd totally forgotten about Exemplar. Been way too long since I got to play this system.

How's the feat progression look? Got any suggestions for after level 6? Outside of Choke Hold I'm not sure what other feats to get, outside of Heroic Surge and maybe power attack, along with the rest of the CMA tree.
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There's nothing quite like having the soft reset keystroke down to a zen-like art form. Every time a character dies and you reset in the same motion, you come closer to transcending this reality.