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Genjutsu: Yakedo/Majo No Yō Ni Tokemasu | Illusion Technique: Burn At The Stake/Melt Like The Witch
I think this genjutsu was described with such weight and flair that it's a shocker I havent seen it before. I love the notion of the first drop that initiates the remained effects and induces trauma. Very well done!
Rank: A
Type: Supplementary/Offensive
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user will perform 2 hand seals, creating an illusion where it begins to rain. The first drop of rain that hits the target/targets in the illusion sends a shock through their entire body, reverberating through them like they had been hit with extreme force. This first drop hits them so hard that it shocks them, paralyzing them. Each other drop continues to hit hard, constantly sending the shock through their target's body causing extreme pain. As a result of this trauma, they will take 60 mental damage if they are still within the technique by the end of the turn it was cast. This paralysis lasts a maximum of three turns.
Notes:
- Usable 3 times with two turns in between each use.
Type: Supplementary/Offensive
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user will perform 2 hand seals, creating an illusion where it begins to rain. The first drop of rain that hits the target/targets in the illusion sends a shock through their entire body, reverberating through them like they had been hit with extreme force. This first drop hits them so hard that it shocks them, paralyzing them. Each other drop continues to hit hard, constantly sending the shock through their target's body causing extreme pain. As a result of this trauma, they will take 60 mental damage if they are still within the technique by the end of the turn it was cast. This paralysis lasts a maximum of three turns.
Notes:
- Usable 3 times with two turns in between each use.
I think this genjutsu was described with such weight and flair that it's a shocker I havent seen it before. I love the notion of the first drop that initiates the remained effects and induces trauma. Very well done!