SC Definition

Age : 27 Posts : 106

Now then, I believe this should be a fairly simple request, but I rather wanted to make sure I got all my facts straight before making any moves. With the below characteristic, could it be used to encompass multiple people? Common sense dictates a positive answer, but to prevent meta-gaming and/or spamming I think it best to run it by the Moderators, so what's the deal?

Quote :: Name: Friends in All Places
Rank: C
Type: Miscellaneous Based
Physical Requirements: N/A
Training Requirements: A 600 word training post is required to gain this special characteristic.
Description: After many secret years of travel the ninja has gained many allies that wish to ensure safety to the user through either kinship or a repaying favor. Having these types of connections in the villages means the user always has some sort of home and can easily take refuge.

[EDIT:] Okay, just remember this request of mine, how does the below quoted SC function, and I don't mean generally, I mean statistically. As in, do you add up the amount of chakra required, then knock off the amount that your rank affords you? Or does it count towards every technique cast? Numerically the way to look at this would be a) Genin casts couple of techniques, so(2+1+3=6) then comes in the SC(6-2=4). Or b) A random Genin casts a few techniques( (2-3)+(1-2)+(2-2)=1). And would it also count for the upkeep costs the some techs require?

Quote :: Name: Advanced Chakra Control.
Rank: D-S.
Type: Chakra Based.
Physical Requirements: Must specialize in Medical Ninjutsu or Genjutsu, and must not have an Increased Chakra Capacity or Bijuu.
Training Requirements: 700.
Description: An exceptional attribution that one is innately born with and further invokes during the course of their training. Chakra Control is key to preserving your stamina which will increase your vitality and enable you to use techniques to it's fullest capacity. It is essential for nearly all specialties of Ninjutsu but is heavily coveted in the areas of Medical Ninjutsu and Genjutsu which require good chakra in order to perform their techniques proficiently. Those with Advanced Chakra Control however are able to take it to the next step and preserve more noticeable chakra from their standard pool. Depending on the rank of the technique, a small quantity of chakra is preserved within the body when executed the Jutsu, which ultimately lowers the cost of your techniques. Furthermore because your Chakra Control is so flawless and exceptional, your Surface Walking and Water Walking techniques no longer cost chakra because you can now perform them effortlessly.
D - 1 cp reduced.
C - 2 cp reduced.
B - 4 cp reduced.
A - 8 cp reduced.
S - 12 cp reduced.

Age : 32 Posts : 869

This is for NPC's. So if you somehow need to hide somewhere you can use this specialty and find a random guy in the town or somewhere which happens to be your friend and he hides you.

Age : 27 Posts : 106

Yeah, figured that. Can it be used to cover multiple people? If I was in a group of friends, could I call in that favour to cover two other people?

Age : 36 Posts : 1004

Can nukenin use this to get in villages?

Age : 27 Posts : 106

Aries wrote:: Can nukenin use this to get in villages?

One would assume so, I certainly have.

Age : 27 Posts : 106

Ummmm, I don't know how to address this, so I shall use the most common method of Bumping and topic to regain it's activity.

Age : 32 Posts : 869

For chakra control it's for every jutsu you use. So if you use 2 C rank jutsus both of them will use 2 CP less, so 4 in total. As for a nukenin using the SC to enter a village, that might be a little tricky. I am not sure if it's possible or not nor am I going to give you wrong information so ask an admin or a mod that is completely sure...

Age : 29 Posts : 3145

Personally, I would say that you can enter a village just fine - the problem is, that once you're in it, you're risking getting killed and having no escape route to prevent said death happening. As a Criminal, you're placed in the Bingo Book, and although this may not happen instantly, there is always the chance that a sensor ninja will pick up your chakra or that a passing higher-up will find your face familiar etc. etc.

In other words, the problem is not getting in, it's getting out alive Smile

Age : 27 Posts : 106

Enma wrote:: Personally, I would say that you can enter a village just fine - the problem is, that once you're in it, you're risking getting killed and having no escape route to prevent said death happening. As a Criminal, you're placed in the Bingo Book, and although this may not happen instantly, there is always the chance that a sensor ninja will pick up your chakra or that a passing higher-up will find your face familiar etc. etc.

In other words, the problem is not getting in, it's getting out alive

Wait....so Villages don't have any sort of defence to safe-guard their Village? No Fuin-Fields or anything or the like?
Hmmm, Sensor Ninja? I can deal with them....so just to reiterate; 'could the proverbial favours be called in to cover a group of people? I suppose an example might help:
Lets go with the cliché' way of getting inside fortified establishments, in the hay basket. Or any other such agricultural division? Could it be used to help a group of people inside, or just the owner of the SC?

Age : 29 Posts : 3145

It probably could, but the more people, the higher the chance that I will drop kick on your topic, and say that one of the guards heard movement, or felt a chakra presence xD Not to pick on anyone in particular, but that would probably be the case.

And to be honest, because there are only a few criminals and a single village, no accurate defenses or systems have been actually established, as far as I'm aware. So really, you would only be going up against high ranking NPCs (not something you can handle easily D:) and possibly, actual PCs. But then again, this might not happen immediately. Just depends on the activity of the staff Smile

Age : 49 Posts : 1036

Actually I believe there is a mention of a sensor-type barrier among the "Protective Services" Ninja professions description. How applicable that description is given that all the various versions of the site seem to have resulted in a disconnect between some moderators and the sites published rules, that is up in the air.

Age : 29 Posts : 3145

The disconnect is due to the rules having been written before the majority of the current staff had any sort of input in them. I personally came long after the rules had been finalized, which is also the case for RockBoy. Either way, unless Adam states otherwise, no such sensor-type barrier exists.

Age : 27 Posts : 106

Enma wrote:: It probably could, but the more people, the higher the chance that I will drop kick on your topic, and say that one of the guards heard movement, or felt a chakra presence xD Not to pick on anyone in particular, but that would probably be the case.

And to be honest, because there are only a few criminals and a single village, no accurate defenses or systems have been actually established, as far as I'm aware. So really, you would only be going up against high ranking NPCs (not something you can handle easily D:) and possibly, actual PCs. But then again, this might not happen immediately. Just depends on the activity of the staff

Sweet, just sweet. I love these damn disconnects. Anyway; so how would three people sound? So, would Staff Role-Play these NPC's? Or would that be up to us and a Admin would review the topic to confirm we made it through? When you say 'high ranking NPC's' I assume to mean Chunin-Jonin and not ANBU, which would become a problem if you where inside the Village. Can you give me the chances of success if we attempted to walk straight through the arch-way, as opposed to helping driver a herd of livestock into the Village?
So if the Staff where feeling slack, could we..I suppose the best way to say it is '48 hour' them. If the staff or a Village Member failed to reply within the allotted time frame, we would be able to pass through unhindered?

Subject: Re: SC Definition Wed 18 Jan 2012, 10:00 am

Does this still hold importance and need to be addressed?

Subject: Re: SC Definition Mon 23 Jan 2012, 10:46 am

Archived due to inactivity.