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 Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 9:12 pm
FOr the helping skill roll, it says we have to pass a DC of 10. Is that a DC of 10 as in, if my skill is above 10 I automatically pass the roll, or is it that I have to roll a dice and get it above 10?
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Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 12:20 am
For Bunshin no Jutsu, the special is:
Special: If opponent fails the sense/detect check and you choose to fight alongside with your clones, opponent rolls an additional "Luck" dice with their attack. This dice does not count towards their total dice roll. For them to hit you amongst all the clones, they must roll a 11 or higher. If they succeed +Luck Roll to next sense/detect roll against technique.
Is the luck DC the same regardless of how many clones the opponent has? Wouldn't it be easier to hit a person surrounded by 1 clone than 10?
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Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 4:47 am
@Kouri: Roll a dice and get it above 10. Also, there are some helping skills that your opponent can counter if they wish to, such as sprint or persuade.
@Aznka: This was already discussed in the crew area and this thread. We don't want to make an academy level jutsu anymore complicated than it already is.
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Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 6:07 am
Are Hanabira and Karite done with their exercise now? I'm a little lost.
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Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 9:13 pm
Well in the training skills and abilities thread, it says i must ask before beginning to train, or else i might get points docked. So since i want to learn my only clan jutsu, i wanted to start training in Taijutsu. So in other words can i have someone give me the okay to train?
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Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 9:47 pm
Zineal Well in the training skills and abilities thread, it says i must ask before beginning to train, or else i might get points docked. So since i want to learn my only clan jutsu, i wanted to start training in Taijutsu. So in other words can i have someone give me the okay to train?
Simply put, just have a casual match with someone. This would usually be supervised by an older ninja, but we all know that they can't be around constantly. Just having a simple hand-to-hand combat match. No ninjutsu or genjutsu, nor weaponry.
1d20 + Taijtusu
Special: If you are both students, you can only do one action per post. This means that you have to give each other a chance to dodge. The formula for that: 1d20 + Dodge. This is also a good chance to practice calculating damage.
DC: Opponent's Dodge Roll
Train: Until the other person's HP hits 0, or until both students agree that the match is over. Don't hit -5 or else you'll be dead.
Chopping Wood
Shimagakure always needs a steady supply of wood for the colder seasons! Using your bare hands, chop timber in half. You have to hit the wood at precisely the right spot or risk shattering all the bones in your hand. Also a great exercise to train your toughness!
1d20 + Taijutsu
DC: 10 + Taijutsu
Train: 0/3
DC Fail: -2 HpThen it's all ok and you can get to it. If you make up your own unique training though you have to let the crew check it out first.
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Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:19 pm
In the Game System subforum in the area where it talks about training it says:
"Before starting individual training, you must PM a crew member or ask one in the Questions Thread to approve the training. Failure to do so may result in the training not counting for points!"
So i thought when it said individual training it meant solo as in just you, and i haven't met anyone in RP yet so i'll be training alone. And i prefur self created trainings, so i'll just suggest it here
Amane's Kick Ball!
While most Taijutsu styles rely on hitting the opponent in the face until said face breaks, the Ashi clans fighting style is purely based on swift kicks to softer regions of the body that can't be toughened by muscle as easily. In order to mimic the feeling of the opponent quickly trying to move and dodge, a game of hard ball is in order! Three rubber balls must be acquired from the supply room of the academy, then you must find a flat wall (against the academy outside, or the Grade 2 Classroom should do). Next kick each ball, immediately after one another. From there on out it's easy, you must not use your hands, and the balls can not touch the ground. Can you keep up with your swift kicks to keep the balls from loosing speed?
1d20+ Taijutsu
DC: 12 + Taijutsu (An extra +1 per ball pass the first)
Train: 0/3 (per one skill, i might try to do more if that's okay)
DC Fail: -2 hp (getting hit by a speed ball hurts!)
Anyways, i hope it's okay i assumed that there are rubber balls in the supply room of the academy. In the description of the academy it only says there is a room with various supplies, but doesn't say exactly what. So i figured it's just like a ninja gym closet (gym stuff +shuriken and such, you know... )
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Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:36 pm
Zineal In the Game System subforum in the area where it talks about training it says: "Before starting individual training, you must PM a crew member or ask one in the Questions Thread to approve the training. Failure to do so may result in the training not counting for points!" So i thought when it said individual training it meant solo as in just you, and i haven't met anyone in RP yet so i'll be training alone. And i prefur self created trainings, so i'll just suggest it here Amane's Kick Ball! While most Taijutsu styles rely on hitting the opponent in the face until said face breaks, the Ashi clans fighting style is purely based on swift kicks to softer regions of the body that can't be toughened by muscle as easily. In order to mimic the feeling of the opponent quickly trying to move and dodge, a game of hard ball is in order! Three rubber balls must be acquired from the supply room of the academy, then you must find a flat wall (against the academy outside, or the Grade 2 Classroom should do). Next kick each ball, immediately after one another. From there on out it's easy, you must not use your hands, and the balls can not touch the ground. Can you keep up with your swift kicks to keep the balls from loosing speed? 1d20+ Taijutsu DC: 12 + Taijutsu (An extra +1 per ball pass the first) Train: 0/3 (per one skill, i might try to do more if that's okay) DC Fail: -2 hp (getting hit by a speed ball hurts!) Anyways, i hope it's okay i assumed that there are rubber balls in the supply room of the academy. In the description of the academy it only says there is a room with various supplies, but doesn't say exactly what. So i figured it's just like a ninja gym closet (gym stuff +shuriken and such, you know... )
While most Taijutsu styles rely on hitting the opponent in the face until said face breaks, the Ashi clans fighting style is purely based on swift kicks to softer regions of the body that can't be toughened by muscle as easily. In order to mimic the feeling of the opponent quickly trying to move and dodge, a game of hard ball is in order! Three rubber balls must be acquired from the supply room of the academy, then you must find a flat wall (against the academy outside, or the Grade 2 Classroom should do). Next kick each ball, immediately after one another. From there on out it's easy, you must not use your hands, and the balls can not touch the ground. Can you keep up with your swift kicks to keep the balls from loosing speed?
1d20+ Taijutsu
DC: 12 + Taijutsu
Train: 0/3
DC Fail: -2 hp (getting hit by a speed ball hurts!)Just took out some of the parentheses. Anyways go burn with the flames of youth!
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Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:45 pm
Haha, THANK YOU KATZ-SENSEI!!!
Anyways 12 shouldn't be to bad, easier than 15 <.<
Haha yeah, most the parentheses stuff was just personal justification so it didn't seem like i was just sporadically putting things down for no reason... Anyways, thanks again!
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Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 4:34 pm
Why doesn't a smoke bomb give a bonus to Spy?
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Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 4:48 pm
Aznka Why doesn't a smoke bomb give a bonus to Spy?
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Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:37 pm
I know that there is a place that says what you need to do to become a Genin, but can't remember where it is... Where is it again?
Edit: I found the answer
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Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:45 pm
I Survived My Autopsy I know that there is a place that says what you need to do to become a Genin, but can't remember where it is... Where is it again? PLEASE DISREGARD... I SHOULD HAVE LOOKED HARDER BEFORE I AKSED...
I know that there is a place that says what you need to do to become a Genin, but can't remember where it is... Where is it again?
Edit: I found my answer. Nevermind.
The big bold red hurts the eyes>_<.
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Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:47 pm
Sorry.... Is editing. But you got to admit, It caught your attention.
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Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 6:38 pm
So, what's the minimum amount of words/lines for a resting post? It says by doing a resting post you gain +1 hp, and since i'm low level it's easier for me to just rest a lot than to take a nap and be out for an entire time change?
The general minimum for posts seems to be three lines, but i just wanted to make sure that resting didn't have some weird complicated twist to it...
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