Fandom [OOC] Naruto - Trials of the Forgotten

[Billicious]

Copy/Pasted things to make it quicker, forgot to remove the (rounded down) part, which came from Ninjutsu.

So is it toal taijutsu modifier?

 

[Uncultured]

Isnt it base stat (say a 3 in ninjutsu) plus half the bonus? So if you have a 3(+4) in ninjutsu, you're a five.

Also D rank techniques are surprisingly hard to find. They didn't get much play as the series went from E rank to B Rank pretty fast with the only D ranks being supplementary stuff. Would it be acceptable for us to create techniques or to use crappy C ranks like water bullet, as a D rank? Really, I've been looking for D rank techniques for 45 minutes. It's a pain & 80% of what I find is fanfic lol.

Also the "mist creation technique" I put in my CS is not the Hidden Mist Technique. The hidden mist technique includes kneading a steady and large amount of chakra into the water molecules of the mist to obstruct optical techniques & sensory techniques, which is why it's low-key powerful AF. The one I have does not obstruct sensory techniques, as the chakra kneading is far inferior.

 

[Kiyoko Tomoe]

Isnt it base star (say a 3 in ninjutsu) plus half the bonus? So if you have a 3(+4) in ninjutsu, you're a five.

For the table, you would use the 3 + 4, for a 7. For the actual number of Jutsu you know, it would be the 3 + 1/2 of 4, so 3 + 2 for a total of 5 Ninjutsu techniques. The table only shows the maximum number of each jutsu rank you could potentially have based on total score, whereas how much of that you can use is decided by score plus half of modifier, shoeing that modifier does matter but the actual score is the real important thing to develop when possible.

 

[Kiyoko Tomoe]

So is it toal taijutsu modifier?

Correct. It shows that Taijutsu is both more versatile and relies more on the person's bodily state than Ninjutsu or Genjutsu would, while the 2/3 on Genjutsu shows that Genjutsu requires someone who's control over chakra via the concentration stat is almost as important as actually practicing the Genjutsu techniques, which due to the way Genjutsi really works, has more accessible techniques as Genjutsu isn't really as constrained by individual Genjutsu techniques as it appears to be.

 

[AtlannianSpy]

Kiyoko Tomoe

sorry to bug you, but I had a question about genjutsu, I was wondering how defense against genjutsu is determined? I assume one's genjutsu score is important, but does your score modifier come into play? If you have 0 genjutsu but your modifier is decent does that give you some passive resistance?

 

[Human__Ramen]

Kiyoko Tomoe

sorry to bug you, but I had a question about genjutsu, I was wondering how defense against genjutsu is determined? I assume one's genjutsu score is important, but does your score modifier come into play? If you have 0 genjutsu but your modifier is decent does that give you some passive resistance?

I believe Kiyoko said that resilience, whether it be physical or psychological, falls under the fortitude stat

 

[Billicious]

Kiyoko Tomoe Jutsu's added.

 

[Human__Ramen]

Kiyoko Tomoe Jutsus added

Also, have you seen my previous question?

 

[DoomyGloom]

Kiyoko Tomoe



sorry to bug you, but I had a question about genjutsu, I was wondering how defense against genjutsu is determined? I assume one's genjutsu score is important, but does your score modifier come into play? If you have 0 genjutsu but your modifier is decent does that give you some passive resistance?

I believe Kiyoko said that resilience, whether it be physical or psychological, falls under the fortitude stat

I thought it be concentration or maybe awareness. As it's rather easy to dispell a genjutsu if you know you're in one. Though I suppose genjutsu 'damage' and a genjutsu preception check could be rolled differently.

Kiyoko Tomoe Since you haven't started excepting yet I assume the answer to my last question ("Is it too late to join?") is no. So I shall ask more questions, (Should I PM you?), these ones regarding my character parentage. So what I have in mind for her father is that he was a fairly skilled chunin of Amegakure that betrayed his village and is now a missing-nin, what exactly should the betrayal be?

Now her mother is a religious leader, whether that entails being part of the new Konnan-Pain religion or a dissenter and part of whatever the old one was (assuming there was one). So I was wondering if you could add more information about the religion(s)?

 

[Ganryu]

Bukijutsu, not being an actual Jutsu type, does not have a technique list or technique set; it is considered a fighting style,

Ummm...

Manipulated Shuriken

Barrier Method Formation

Shadow Shuriken

Fire Release: Exploding Flame Formation

Manipulated Shuriken Wire Binding

Heavenly Punishment

Black Secret Technique: Machine Shot One

That's all just stuff that wouldn't fit under taijutsu or ninjutsu I found in under 5 seconds. I could easily run a character almost entirely based on the style.

 

[Orikanyo]

Not really sure if heavenly punishment should be a technique, as opposed to being crafty with explosive tags... but at the same time.. could alot of tool techs be like that...?

Will get to my girl Chouko's techs soon, busy day today and yesterday.

 

[Orikanyo]

Kiyoko Tomoe Well.. seems circumstances have come up that I wont be continueing, very sorry, buts thats the breaks I've been put under rn.

Adios, I'mm remove my stuff from the list now.

 

[Uncultured]

Ummm...

Manipulated Shuriken

Barrier Method Formation

Shadow Shuriken

Fire Release: Exploding Flame Formation

Manipulated Shuriken Wire Binding

Heavenly Punishment

Black Secret Technique: Machine Shot One

That's all just stuff that wouldn't fit under taijutsu or ninjutsu I found in under 5 seconds. I could easily run a character almost entirely based on the style.

Shhhhhh we don't need more nerfs.

Plus a lot of those are just clever uses of basic ninja tools.

 

[AtlannianSpy]

yeah but taijutsu techniques are just clever uses of limbs, they get their own techniques.

 

[Billicious]

yeah but taijutsu techniques are just clever uses of limbs, they get their own techniques.

Don't you be trying to get my sweet sweet Taijutsu nerfed.

 

[Uncultured]

yeah but taijutsu techniques are just clever uses of limbs, they get their own techniques.

Throwing two shuriken, one disguising the other, is just two basic shuriken throws used cleverly.

I was under the impression that Bukiutsu was using something like a puppet or specialty weapon like Temari's fan, or summoning scrolls for weapon spam like Tenten. Kinkaku and Ginkaku and the legendary ninja tools is Bukijutsu, shadow shuriken is just a clever trick that any decent ninja can pull off with mild difficulty.

And to be honest, with all the restrictions we have, I think policing how you can use shuriken is over the top.

I think the difference with that and Taijutsu is that Taijutsu techniques all require individual training, while using the shadow shuriken is really just two normal shuriken throws. Most of the techniques listed a few posts ago should fall under Bukijutsu, but low level manipulated shuriken and shadow shuriken should fall under basic tool use.

 

[Billicious]

Throwing two shuriken, one disguising the other, is just two basic shuriken throws used cleverly.

I was under the impression that Bukijutsu was using something like a puppet or specialty weapon like Temari's fan, or summoning scrolls for weapon spam like Tenten.

Bukijutsu has many subcatagories under it including the use of Shuriken, kunai and swords however in naruto Shuriken techniques usually fall under the shurikenjutsu catagory but since we do not have a skill for that i'm guessing it has been brought under the main catagory of Bukijutsu.

 

[AtlannianSpy]

Throwing two shuriken, one disguising the other, is just two basic shuriken throws used cleverly.

I was under the impression that Bukiutsu was using something like a puppet or specialty weapon like Temari's fan, or summoning scrolls for weapon spam like Tenten, not throwing two shuriken at the same time in a clever way.

But like, that still meets the bar for what Naruto considers a technique is what I'm saying. I think its useful to describe a maneuver like that in terms of a specific technique, it's something most characters, especially genin, would specifically have to practice before they could pull it off .

I actually think its more correct to have the broad category of "Ninja tool use", which can refer to things like shuriken, or puppets, or chakra powered devices and then within that have the more specific category of "bukijutsu" which refers to the use of relatively mundane weapons like bows, scythes, swords and the like. Bukijutsu is associated to some degree with real life martial arts, relatively few of which make use of murderous puppets powered by spiritual energy.

 

[Uncultured]

But like, that still meets the bar for what Naruto considers a technique is what I'm saying. I think its useful to describe a maneuver like that in terms of a specific technique, it's something most characters, especially genin, would specifically have to practice before they could pull it off .

I actually think its more correct to have the broad category of "Ninja tool use", which can refer to things like shuriken, or puppets, or chakra powered devices and then within that have the more specific category of "bukijutsu" which refers to the use of relatively mundane weapons like bows, scythes, swords and the like. Bukijutsu is associated to some degree with real life martial arts, relatively few of which make use of murderous puppets powered by spiritual energy.

At this point I think it's already work to have a ninja that is solid. It's possible but takes finesse and researching the perfect techniques. Making basic weapon techniques separate would demand an extra skill point. Are we not stretched thin enough?

Edit

I'm all for limits and keeping people from going god mode. That being said I think there is a limit to how many things we should have within the point system. The point system and technique system is there to stop me from popping off A Rank techniques as a genin, not to stop me from using shadow shuriken.

 

[Billicious]

At this point I think it's already work to have a ninja that is solid. It's possible but takes finesse and researching the perfect techniques. Making basic weapon techniques separate would demand an extra skill point. Are we not stretched thin enough?

This is why I think that it has all been put under the Bukijutsu skill.

 

[AtlannianSpy]

I'm actually saying that bukijutsu should be folded into Tool use, and people should be allowed to make techniques for that single category to distinguish things like weapon styles or techniques like shadow shuriken and the like.

But I don't really care that much, whatever Kiyoko decides to do is fine.

 

[Uncultured]

I'm actually saying that bukijutsu should be folded into Tool use, and people should be allowed to make techniques for that single category to distinguish things like weapon styles or techniques like shadow shuriken and the like.

But I don't really care that much, whatever Kiyoko decides to do is fine.

I really like this idea super +1

 

[Billicious]

I'm actually saying that bukijutsu should be folded into Tool use, and people should be allowed to make techniques for that single category to distinguish things like weapon styles or techniques like shadow shuriken and the like.

But I don't really care that much, whatever Kiyoko decides to do is fine.

I really like this idea super +1

I also super like this idea another +1

 

[Phayne]

Really confused regarding the Ninjutsu score table. Rengetsu has 4 (+4) so from what I understand, he has access to 5 d ranks, 2 c ranks and 1 b rank. With the Score + half modifier he can then choose 6 out of those options? I.e. 3 D ranks, 2 C ranks and 1 B rank?

 

[Billicious]

Really confused regarding the Ninjutsu score table. Rengetsu has 4 (+4) so from what I understand, he has access to 5 d ranks, 2 c ranks and 1 b rank. With the Score + half modifier he can then choose 6 out of those options? I.e. 3 D ranks, 2 C ranks and 1 B rank?

With 4 (+4) your total would be six (if i'm getting this right) so you would have 5 D and one C.

Don't quote me since i'm not 100%.