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Profession bonuses stack with all other benefits.

Dodging and reaction time are not the same. In fact, as far as I know, there is no "Dodge" "Stat" anywhere in this guild. Instead, we have Reaction Time, and Speed.

Speed governs how fast you can move, while Reaction Time governs how fast you react, or think. Even if you are fast enough to outrun an attack, you might not have sufficient reaction time to make the move. Likewise, if you have the reaction speed but not the actual speed, you may react, but not dodge, possibly simply diverting the hit to a less damaging location.

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As for your second question, it's preferable to determine your bloodline at creation, but there are no rules against getting one later. So long, of course, as it doesn't go against previously set points of your RPC, such as elements.

Hey, is there a specific rule for the capability of having five styles in one? Basically having a style that has five different sects, that can be learned separately but still count as one style? Or would I need to submit each sect as it's own style, and then just have them count as one style when all are learned?

I was going to make a style that is only capable of being wielded in it's entirety by the Gobi host, a style that uses all the elements, and that's why I asked if it could contain five styles. It would be able to be learned in sections, as in you'd have to be capable of learning that many styles in the first place, but once you learn all five styles, you treat it as one large style.

Now that I think about what I'm saying it sounds amazingly OP, and it does break the system... Sorry Hinote. Dx

I was meaning a Weapon style that used twin Sabers, and permitted use of some watered down elemental infused techniques. Like the good old classic Drag the blade along the ground and send a couple of large stones at the opponent. The golden oldie kind of stuff. Or the Swing the blade, and make a small air wave that doesn't cut, it just feels like a baseball bat hit you, or you ran directly into a metal pole sideways. Just stuff like that.

The real reason it is a two bladed style is because I'd like to keep one blade open in the event that someone dodges, you can at least block, given the chance. xD using this style would negate any possibility of utilizing jutsu as well, unless you literally drop the blades. The blades would be special, and would absorb any chakra put out to utilize the style's chakra using techniques, so even one handed seals wouldn't be usable while wielding on of the blades.

I just thought it would be fairly interesting, but I can see why it would be considered five styles, even if all five are known.

For the sake of keeping things consistent, you need to either convince someone to run an NPC, or get the scrolls from the library. Honestly the latter is likely your best bet. If you were allowed to just happen to possess the scrolls, that would bypass the systems in place to try and balance all of that out, and create a mess later on. Not a mess for you, but for me, when I have to explain to someone else that they can't do what I let you do. >.>

Since Hinote made the system, he's the one that would be able to answer.

I have a couple of questions. Can i sell equipment? I can buy equiment from x or y place, but can i sell it to?

Another question, if i aquire certain materials [ amber tusks, dragon hide, dragon fangs, ect ] would i be able to see them?

Does medical jutsu count as ninjutsu towards jutsu limits (my rpc's clan limits nin and genjutsu)?

Also, if my rpc has the medical element but is not a medic, can she learn up to her rank of medical jutsu like normal or are there other restrictions?