(Ninjutsu: Rei Gurasu) Ninja Arts: Ghost Grass
Type: Supplementary
Rank: D
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 10 (-5)
Damage: N/A
Description: Ghost Grass is a technique which allows the user to create a solid chakra manifested artificial glass. It’s colour is pale green, with a hint of yellow. The grass is initially created short range around the user, then spreads after a turn to mid range, then after another into long range. Additionally, the grass would continue to exist until fully destroyed, otherwise it would regenerate completely by the end of the turn of it’s insufficient destruction. The main use of this grass is to have the user’s chakra constantly displacing and moving throughout the grass. This constant movement would make attacks utilised within the grass undetectable to chakra sensors and dojutsu users. Naturally, the attacks are still detectable through the basic senses. The grass itself is merely 60 centimeters long, with half of it’s length being inside/beneath the terrain. As it spreads, the grass’s power increases, each turn, at D rank damage increase each turn. Additionally, twice per battle, the user can channel additional chakra into the technique allowing it to negate a technique and remain on the field,
albeit weaker. In this case, the user can have the grass cover an initial range of mid range, however for it to spread into long range, it would need two turns. Lastly, despite the grass progressively increasing in power, especially in long battles, the opponent’s feet are exempt from receiving damage/being countered, however, if the opponent used a technique within the grass it would be stopped normally. Naturally, this means that full body armours of elemental nature or similar, would be countered if possible.
Essentially, the strength of the grass progressively increases each turn, with each increase equaling D rank power. So a turn after it's usage, it could be a C rank, a turn after that it would a strong C rank(C + D), then a turn after it would be B rank, etc. The ability to channel additional chakra into the grass to negate techniques, essentially translates to when a C rank earth is used, an A rank is used(as B rank would simply negate eachother), which after interacting with the earth, would fall back down in strength based on elemental interactions. This ability can only reach S rank usage
□ Declined. DNR. □
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(Kage: Hecate’s Houyou) Shadow Arts: Hecate’s Embrace
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 20 (-5)
Damage: N/A
Description: Expanding the relationship a user has with his shadow, Hecate’s Embrace, allows the user to merge with his shadow techniques, but in a fusion-esque manner. This technique would join the user and the shadow technique(partially or fully, depending on sizes involved) into one entity. In order to achieve this, the user can either draw the shadow technique into himself, or have the shadow technique draw the user into it. The speed at which this occurs at is the speed of the technique or the user, depending on which is being drawn to the other. Upon merging, the user would gain the traits of the shadow technique, and would become capable of utilising shadow techniques from his body, while also utilising Nara clan techniques without a hand seal. The combined form would last
three turns, Now, while merged, the user would have three new abilities, each dependant on the type of shadow technique he merged with. These abilities would all relate to adding an effect to suitable techniques(solids and liquids). When the user joins with a tangible solid Nara clan techniques would be infused with a layer of solid shadow which causes additional damage(+15).
(Usable 3 times, costing +15 chakra to the applied technique.) When merging with intangible techniques, the techniques used further would be infused with a layer of shadow that paralyses anything that touches it, similar to the basic technique.(In case it hits the targets shadow, they would also be paralysed, similar to shadow imitation shuriken)
(Costs +10 to technique used upon. Usable 3 times.) Finally when merging with a physical, yet malleable, shadow, the user becomes capable of changing the direction of the technique by moving it through the shadows infused. If the shadow technique has more than one quality, the user
will have free will in choosing which aspect to infuse. The technique is usable
5 times per battle, with the first two
infusion abilities granted
occurring in the same timeframe. This is due to the user releasing the shadow from their body. This means that techniques that are spawned strictly past short range from the user can not be infused. The third ability is active
and can only be performed with the target technique in short range. However, for each infusion, the user has one passive dodge, costing 20 chakra points. The reason for the dodge being passive is due to cases in which the infused technique does not immediately need to avoid a technique when infused. Any dodge past that is active and costs 15 chakra points. Dodges allow for Short - Mid range dodges which occur at the speed of initial merging.(So either speed of shadow, or speed of user). While maintaining the merger costs 5 chakra points, maintaining an infusion costs 10 chakra points per turn. User must wait 2 turns to reuse the technique when a merger ends/is stopped.
□ Declined. I think you should re-try this when you have Fuuin, as now it just seems like combining with Shadows to gain boosts, while with Fuuin it'd seem reasonable, than without. □
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(Bugu no Achlys) - Garb of Achlys
Type: Weapon
Rank: Dependant
Range: Dependant
Chakra: 10 per turn | Up to fifty for specific abilities
Damage: -
Description: Garb of Achlys, or GOA, is an ancient tool that takes the form of a battered piece of clothing that resembles a cloth, although due to the abilities it has it has been seen in different forms. Once a worthy owner encounters GOA it would form a bond with them and change into a form desirable and suitable for the user. Once this is accomplished the user would be granted several new abilities, all for a cost though. This is due to the parasitic nature of GOA. GOA is a conscious, sentient construct that although is aware of the world around it, does not interact with it in a significant manner, merely just being present. The weapon itself is said to have an unknown number of capabilities, however only a numbered amount of it’s abilities are currently known.
First and foremost, the garb’s connection with user and the user’s capabilities. Through it’s awareness of the world GOA grants Vayne sensory, however it is limited to shadows. Vayne becomes aware of any and all shadows present in the area, no matter how small or faded they may be. However, although he becomes aware of the shadow, distinguishing specific parts of the shadow would require concentration. Normally Vayne would have a basic understanding of what the shadow is, for example he would distinguish that fingers are being held up, but with concentration he would be capable of knowing how many fingers are being held up. This sensory grants Vayne a two times multiplier in regards to sensing, however, if he was concentrating on a object it would be bumped up to three times. Of course this ability becomes completely useless for constructs that lack a shadow. This ability is always active as long as a piece of GOA is within short range of Vayne. It costs five chakra points per turn in normal cases, and ten chakra points if Vayne were to concentrate on an object. The user is limited to focusing on 3 objects, during which his awareness of the outer world is cut to just being aware.(No sensory multiplier)
The second ability relates to the general function of the garb and it’s bias towards perfection. Due to this GOA can essentially change it’s shape into anything and separate into multiple shapes to match the need’s of it’s bearer. GOA has the ability to alter it’s size, this proves useful when it is owned by different users. The size altering occurs after the user passively sacrifices twenty chakra points, through those GOA could change it’s size, essentially expanding at a rapid rate, allowing it to assume more shapes. Individually, GOA can be treated as a cloth, not offering any defensive or offensive capabilities. However, when more and more of GOA build atop itself it can reach surmountable strength and durability. The power of GOA depends on the amount of additional chakra the user supplies, with the strength corresponding to the 1:2 chakra:damage output. This can be used four times per battle. When hitting thirty chakra points mark, the strength increase only lasts three turns, which upon ending prevent the utilisation of the power increase of equal or higher measure for two turns. Sacrificing more than forty results in an increase that only lasts two turns, after which a three turn interval must pass before the reutilisation of the power increase ability. The fifty point mark would result in an increase that lasts for one turn, after which the ability can not be used until four turns pass. In regards to sacrifices lower than thirty, they all last for four turns, after which a turn interval must pass before the utilisation of the technique. The aspect of decreasing the size of GOA would cost five chakra points and can be freely used as it offers no noteworthy advantage to the user.
The third and perhaps the most battle useful ability of GOA is it’s relation to the Nara clan arts and related techniques. The garb implements it’s awareness into the user and clear their mind from any unnecessary thoughts(killing intent and similar/doesnt work on Genjutsu) , this allows the user to be more proficient with their usage of nara clan related techniques, allowing them to be able to create and use more complex and concentration requiring techniques. Normal techniques would be performed with more ease, translating to a -5 to chakra requirement for initial usage of the technique. Furthermore, GOA has one more function that greatly aids the user in conflicts. It becomes passively active when a nara or related technique is used(Shadow CFS for examole), GOA would release some of the user’s previously taken chakra into the technique, empowering it as a result. This translates to a rank increase for A ranks and below, while for higher it increases the power by ten. This ability can only come into effect as long as the GOA has taken some chakra beforehand. GOA absorbs five chakra points per turn for this ability and would require twenty chakra points in order to have the ability come into play, however, the user can actively sacrifice chakra, four times per battle, in order to have a higher storage of chakra. The user can sacrifice up to forty chakra points, this can be performed in the same timeframe of a technique, allowing the user to have the boost added to the attack in the same instance it is released.
In regards to the GOA's durability, it depends on the extent of the second abilities usage that was previously mentioned. When the ability is not in use the garb would be as durable as normal clothes, leaving it vulnerable to attacks. However, all parts of the garb must be destroyed in order to render it completely useless. If a portion of the garb was not destroyed then it could be used to return the garb to it's former glory, based on the capabilities/restrictions placed on the second ability.
-Can only be used by a nara.
-If not on the user's person, it can be summoned similar to any other weapon.
♪ Declined: Reactions are tripled just because you're concentrating? Remove that, double is just fine. Additionally, you should need to be touching the garb in order to have sensing be active, not have it within short range. Increasing the size is being capped at 40 chakra points, maximum. However, any offensive/defensive action done with the expanded cloth should require a move. You can be immune to killing intent, however a genjutsu resistance would be too much when considering the other abilities. The passive boost to Nara techs should be restricted to once per turn every other turn. Overall, there's a lot here, and most of these abilities have little to no relation to each other; there's no cohesiveness. ♪
