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I honestly forgot about them... I mean i remembered the whole snow village, while all the ninja using snow/ice based attacks.. but i forgot there was a snow/ice bloodline

True, well i mean in a sense that Haku has no power of freezing objects. In the sense, Haku uses Zabuza's mist to for ice crystals into the Ice he uses.As well as the fact that you don't really see Haku walking on ice (kinda wanna do that now... thanks alot Gregar), he uses the ice techniques for only offensive purposes. I plan on using the scythe's ice capabilites in a more rounded way of having different purposes then just attacking. As well as the fact that if you don't infuse chakra into te blade it becomes a strong scythe.

Theres no problem with the staff being cold. The Hyouton bloodline has many powers that this scythe does not.

Theres only one thing that need finalization before approval: The possibility of freezing water attacks, and the dice roll that determines it. Unfortunately, I cannot continue judging this, as my finals are beginning, but I say that other than that, this is a good weapon.

Luo, if you would be so kind?

Has this STILL not been looked at? Please accept my apologies, I'll remedy this situation.

Jutsu freezing policy: Cost: 5 CP (Cost only applies if dice roll is successful.)

Dice Roll
E: 3/4 (4 sided die, 1 = failure, 2-4 = success)
D: 1/2 (1 = failure, 2 = success)
C: 1/4 (1-3 = failure, 4 = success)
B: 1/10 (1-9 = failure, 10 = success)
A: N/A
S: N/A

Note: These are preliminary counts, which are very much subject to change. For now, however, these will be the dice counter for freezing a jutsu, unless you object. If not, I will approve your weapon with these parameters, but keep in mind that these parameters will be reviewed, and probably will change. But you've been waiting way too patiently, so I'll cut you a break.



Luo, your thoughts?

So for finalization(subject to changes)


b]Name of weapon: Moroz lezviya
Who owns the weapon: Dmitri Kori
Where it was found/Who made it: Pervyy Kori ((Apparently Pervyy means first in Russian))
The Range of the weapon: seven feet (Proximate range while swinging scythe.)
Weakness: Fire based attacks
Description:
Moroz lezviya, translating to Frost Blade, is a four and a half foot long scythe with a two and a half foot blade. The blade, Ice cold to the touch uses Chakra to stay decrease in temperature rapidly. Costing 5 chakra points per post, those skilled with Moroz lezviya know it is important to induce Chakra into the blade before striking, otherwise if one keeps the cooled temperature, they risk the chances of emptying their Chakra pool. Though the blade itself is the only part that is incised with Chakra, the handle is cool to the touch, requiring gloves to handle.

Moroz lezviya, when activated cools to a temperature of -50 degrees Celsius. While active any stilled water coming into contact with the blade, will freeze, as long as said water has no chakra infusion. If broken or cracked, the blade will not hold Chakra, instead will show Chakra rushing out as if it is spraying through a flat nozzle. Requiring a Master Blacksmith a full week to repair, if completely shattered, A Master Blacksmith make make a new blade, requiring a month to make, using extra materials buried in a hidden shrine in the desert.

While activated, the blade causes the shroud of air surrounding the blade to turn to fog. With enough swings and time while activated the blade can produce a screen of this fog. While a fire jutsu is activated on to the blade, the amount of chakra it requires to keep the blade activated is doubled. If the fire jutsu is of two level higher then the user of Moroz lezviya, the amount of chakra required to maintain temperature is tripled. Moroz lezviya has the chance of causing frost bite/frozen joints anyone coming in contact with the blade. In retrospect, using this ability, open wounds with massive bleeding can be frozen shut to stop from shock or death.

The Moroz lezviya has a chance to freeze using the following polocy:
Jutsu freezing policy: Cost: 5 CP (Cost only applies if dice roll is successful.)

Dice Roll
E: 3/4 (4 sided die, 1 = failure, 2-4 = success)
D: 1/2 (1-2 = failure, 3-4 = success)
C: 1/4 (1-3 = failure, 4 = success)
B: 1/10 (1-9 = failure, 10 = success)
A: N/A
S: N/A

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oops... ok. re-editted