[Tai] Secrets to quick Draw

[jagged]

I eagerly await my training, i know how far i have to come to be a threat in this... environment

 

[Arthorius]

Alright, Iaido, quick draw and resheath, possibly some of the ultimate weebery known to man. What is it, how does it function in the RP, what do you currently know about it? Give me a brief rundown of your understanding of it and we can go from there.

 

[jagged]

An extremely fast blade slash originating from a sheathed position into an attack at maximum speed before researching. The attack is usually fast enough to interrupt hand sign weaving

 

[Arthorius]

Yeah that's pretty much it, though there are some caveats in the RP, as you'll see now.

( Iaidō ) - Art of Quick Draw and re-sheathing the sword
Rank: A - Forbidden
Type: Offensive / Defensive
Range: Short
Chakra: 30 - 50
Damage: 60 - 90
Description: Iaidō is a form of kenjutsu where the user utilizes his chakra to quickly draw the blade extremely fast to strike before re-sheathing it. This method prevents enemies from using hand seals, thus preventing them from using Ninjutsu, making it highly effective against ninja. At A rank, this technique is capable of preventing more than 2 Hand Seals from being chained together. S rank prevents from than one seal from being completed while Forbidden ranked usage is capable of preventing even one handseal but can only be used twice a battle.
Note: Can only be used by Samurai biographies.
Note: A rank can only be used three times while S rank can only be used twice.

You'll notice it has a limited number of usages and short range only, meaning you need to already be close to make good use of this ability. As you are not a samurai and are only gaining access to this through a speciality you are only capable of using Iaido of A rank, do you have any questions?

 

[jagged]

None, it seems fairly straightforward

 

[Arthorius]

None, it seems fairly straightforward

It is indeed pretty straightforward, again remember the range limitation and the fact that you do need to be in a stance to use this and you'll be fine. That concludes your training.