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Masking Tools with Final Cut X

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I wanted to know how extensive Final Cut Pro X was in regard to masking. When I was exploring the program at the Mac Store, I found a masking tool but it only had four points to resize. Is there an option to make a completely custom mask so that I can fit the mask perfectly/snugly around an object or person which is not a square? I just want to know if this is possible and in what ways this can be accomplished. Thanks!
 
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Extensive and custom masking is available in motion, a $50 program which I find to be an incredible adjunct to FCPX.
 

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