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 Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 11:16 pm
Learning an entire style with only the atlas isn't possible. you can however train in a style but must progress as normal through the style to access the higher ranked techniques. start at the lowest and go to the highest.
does that help?
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Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 11:54 pm
dreadno Learning an entire style with only the atlas isn't possible. you can however train in a style but must progress as normal through the style to access the higher ranked techniques. start at the lowest and go to the highest. does that help? That's actually what I meant by learning a style lol I didn't mean learning an entire style just by buying the thing without training at all. That would be completely ridiculous lol thanks for the answer though.
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Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 2:38 am
This occurs to me. Ninja animals for tamers! Do they begin with the most basic of shinobi skills as well? Or must they be trained in them?
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Posted: Sun Jun 02, 2013 6:44 am
so this question relates to the Tamer subclass I was wondering if i doubled up on it [took it for both classes] and took the pack leader would i get 2 families or just one? and if i do get just one do i get twice the amount of pets? Just some general info I need before I can start.
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Posted: Sun Jun 02, 2013 11:04 am
X_Oxy_X so this question relates to the Tamer subclass I was wondering if i doubled up on it [took it for both classes] and took the pack leader would i get 2 families or just one? and if i do get just one do i get twice the amount of pets? Just some general info I need before I can start. when specializing in the tamer class you do not get 2 disciplines. there is a section on what you get when you specialize. it's located just above the disciplines.
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Posted: Sun Jun 02, 2013 7:23 pm
Two questions!
• The Hachimon (The Eight Celestial Gates) taijutsu style was uh... discouraged when I first joined this guild a few months ago. I stopped then, obviously, started posting in this guild again lol is it still discouraged? Doesn't really matter to me much right now but I was just wondering for later on.
• I saw someone with a personal attribute that gave her character two additional fighting styles for giving up genjutsu completely was accepted. I decided to do the same thing and now for my second personal I just wanted to know if I'm allowed. Can I give myself the ability to learn five more ninjutsu techniques? So instead of six I can learn eleven? I think that's a fair trade since I'm losing genjutsu right?
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 8:35 pm
Oi - I have a question, ********. If you do the specialization thingy, you're only selecting from one class, so does that mean you add the base chakra and stamina together (i.e. twice) or are you stuck with dismal chakra and stamina?
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 8:36 pm
Victorian Clockwork Oi - I have a question, ********. If you do the specialization thingy, you're only selecting from one class, so does that mean you add the base chakra and stamina together (i.e. twice) or are you stuck with dismal chakra and stamina?
You add them together, Victorian. Anything else? ^_^
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 8:40 pm
AandOE Victorian Clockwork Oi - I have a question, ********. If you do the specialization thingy, you're only selecting from one class, so does that mean you add the base chakra and stamina together (i.e. twice) or are you stuck with dismal chakra and stamina? Yes! Which overrides which - the KG or the class discipline? For instance, the KG Katei no Neko (or whatever the ******** it's called, the ones with the cats) says you can only bond with one partner. But what if you want to specialize in one of the tamer disciplines that allows you more than one partner? WUT DO.
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 8:50 pm
Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork Oi - I have a question, ********. If you do the specialization thingy, you're only selecting from one class, so does that mean you add the base chakra and stamina together (i.e. twice) or are you stuck with dismal chakra and stamina? Yes! Which overrides which - the KG or the class discipline? For instance, the KG Katei no Neko (or whatever the ******** it's called, the ones with the cats) says you can only bond with one partner. But what if you want to specialize in one of the tamer disciplines that allows you more than one partner? WUT DO.
The KG wins out on this one. The Inuzuka's newest update (which hasn't been made public yet), addresses this and allows for all 4 legged types. (cats, lizards, bears, etc)
@Disturbed Otaku: It's fine. With our current Nin => Tai/Buki, it's 10 per, so you'd be gaining 10 ninjutsu. (confirmed with Yo-ko as well)
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:01 pm
AandOE Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork Oi - I have a question, ********. If you do the specialization thingy, you're only selecting from one class, so does that mean you add the base chakra and stamina together (i.e. twice) or are you stuck with dismal chakra and stamina? Yes! Which overrides which - the KG or the class discipline? For instance, the KG Katei no Neko (or whatever the ******** it's called, the ones with the cats) says you can only bond with one partner. But what if you want to specialize in one of the tamer disciplines that allows you more than one partner? WUT DO.
@Disturbed Otaku: It's fine. With our current Nin => Tai/Buki, it's 10 per, so you'd be gaining 10 ninjutsu. (confirmed with Yo-ko as well)Possibly last question: if we elect to just use a tamer with no constraining bloodlines to dictate what our partner(s) will be, does that mean we can choose literally any kind of animal to be our partner? Also, assuming the former is correct, does it have to be a real-world animal or can it be some kind of fantastical analog?
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:14 pm
Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork Oi - I have a question, ********. If you do the specialization thingy, you're only selecting from one class, so does that mean you add the base chakra and stamina together (i.e. twice) or are you stuck with dismal chakra and stamina? Yes! Which overrides which - the KG or the class discipline? For instance, the KG Katei no Neko (or whatever the ******** it's called, the ones with the cats) says you can only bond with one partner. But what if you want to specialize in one of the tamer disciplines that allows you more than one partner? WUT DO.
@Disturbed Otaku: It's fine. With our current Nin => Tai/Buki, it's 10 per, so you'd be gaining 10 ninjutsu. (confirmed with Yo-ko as well)Possibly last question: if we elect to just use a tamer with no constraining bloodlines to dictate what our partner(s) will be, does that mean we can choose literally any kind of animal to be our partner? Also, assuming the former is correct, does it have to be a real-world animal or can it be some kind of fantastical analog? It has to be SOME form of a real world animal, although their can be some blurred lines into fantasy (no dragons...but a Kommodo dragon...). really we tried to leave it up to the tamer, within reason, and each allowance will be done on a case to case basis. seeing as their are potentially millions of animals to choose from, we cant edit in constraints until we know what the tamer is seeking
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:15 pm
Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork Oi - I have a question, ********. If you do the specialization thingy, you're only selecting from one class, so does that mean you add the base chakra and stamina together (i.e. twice) or are you stuck with dismal chakra and stamina? Yes! Which overrides which - the KG or the class discipline? For instance, the KG Katei no Neko (or whatever the ******** it's called, the ones with the cats) says you can only bond with one partner. But what if you want to specialize in one of the tamer disciplines that allows you more than one partner? WUT DO.
@Disturbed Otaku: It's fine. With our current Nin => Tai/Buki, it's 10 per, so you'd be gaining 10 ninjutsu. (confirmed with Yo-ko as well)Possibly last question: if we elect to just use a tamer with no constraining bloodlines to dictate what our partner(s) will be, does that mean we can choose literally any kind of animal to be our partner? Also, assuming the former is correct, does it have to be a real-world animal or can it be some kind of fantastical analog?
Any kind of animal, yes. It has to be a real-world animal, and not one akin to the Summonings. (i.e. you can have a toad, but not a Gamabunta toad) If you want a fish, you'll have to be able to support it with water, etc...
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:21 pm
Yo-ko Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork Oi - I have a question, ********. If you do the specialization thingy, you're only selecting from one class, so does that mean you add the base chakra and stamina together (i.e. twice) or are you stuck with dismal chakra and stamina? Yes! Which overrides which - the KG or the class discipline? For instance, the KG Katei no Neko (or whatever the ******** it's called, the ones with the cats) says you can only bond with one partner. But what if you want to specialize in one of the tamer disciplines that allows you more than one partner? WUT DO.
@Disturbed Otaku: It's fine. With our current Nin => Tai/Buki, it's 10 per, so you'd be gaining 10 ninjutsu. (confirmed with Yo-ko as well)Possibly last question: if we elect to just use a tamer with no constraining bloodlines to dictate what our partner(s) will be, does that mean we can choose literally any kind of animal to be our partner? Also, assuming the former is correct, does it have to be a real-world animal or can it be some kind of fantastical analog? It has to be SOME form of a real world animal, although their can be some blurred lines into fantasy (no dragons...but a Kommodo dragon...). really we tried to leave it up to the tamer, within reason, and each allowance will be done on a case to case basis. seeing as their are potentially millions of animals to choose from, we cant edit in constraints until we know what the tamer is seeking Say I wanted to have a rhinoceros beetle or an atlas beetle or something, could I have their Digimon analogs as partners? They're essentially just really big, fantastical-looking versions of those animals (minus the magical powers).
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:24 pm
Victorian Clockwork Yo-ko Victorian Clockwork AandOE Victorian Clockwork Yes! Which overrides which - the KG or the class discipline? For instance, the KG Katei no Neko (or whatever the ******** it's called, the ones with the cats) says you can only bond with one partner. But what if you want to specialize in one of the tamer disciplines that allows you more than one partner? WUT DO.
@Disturbed Otaku: It's fine. With our current Nin => Tai/Buki, it's 10 per, so you'd be gaining 10 ninjutsu. (confirmed with Yo-ko as well)Possibly last question: if we elect to just use a tamer with no constraining bloodlines to dictate what our partner(s) will be, does that mean we can choose literally any kind of animal to be our partner? Also, assuming the former is correct, does it have to be a real-world animal or can it be some kind of fantastical analog? It has to be SOME form of a real world animal, although their can be some blurred lines into fantasy (no dragons...but a Kommodo dragon...). really we tried to leave it up to the tamer, within reason, and each allowance will be done on a case to case basis. seeing as their are potentially millions of animals to choose from, we cant edit in constraints until we know what the tamer is seeking Say I wanted to have a rhinoceros beetle or an atlas beetle or something, could I have their Digimon analogs as partners? They're essentially just really big, fantastical-looking versions of those animals (minus the magical powers). those actually fall along the lines of a "summon" and wouldnt be allowed. prehaps other ideas could get you what you are looking for
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