Poison
( Dokuton: Naibu kōsō) - Poison Release: Internal Conflict
(Dokuton: Feru no Ame) - Poison Release: Rain of Fel
( Dokuton: Naibu kōsō) - Poison Release: Internal Conflict
( Dokuton: Naibu kōsō) - Poison Release: Internal Conflict
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 30 ( -20 to the opponent per turn ) ( -10 to an opposing technique )
Damage: N/A
Description: This technique revolves heavily around a poison with properties the exact same as (Dokuton: Dokugakure Kiri no Jutsu) - Dokuton: Hidden Poison Mist Technique and in consistency it is sticky and viscous like glue binding in place anyone struck by a technique infused with it. A custom poison can be copied similar to the above mentioned technique allowing the user to compound the usefulness of the technique. However it doesn't deal damage on it's own like some other poisons.
Due to it's chakra draining nature this technique can be used alongside another poison technique in the same timeframe by channeling the chakra through the hands or simply into the other technique compounding the properies of the altered technique imbuing the sticky, chakra draining properities of the poison onto and into another technique. This has the effect of causing the altered technique itself to partially absorb the chakra of the other technique as it clashes with it. This can reduce the rank of the opposing technique by one rank stealing away ten chakra and therefor twenty damage. This process takes precedence over the clashing of the techniques themselves with this deduction happening first followed immediately by the poison technique and it's opposing technique clashing as they naturally would but with the opposing technique weakened and the poison technique unaffected. This ability can be the deciding factor on whether the poison technique overpowers, or neutralizes the opposing technique due to this fact.
Note: The debuffing ability can only happen twice per battle with a two turn cool down
Note: Can only be taught by Xicer
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Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 30 ( -20 to the opponent per turn ) ( -10 to an opposing technique )
Damage: N/A
Description: This technique revolves heavily around a poison with properties the exact same as (Dokuton: Dokugakure Kiri no Jutsu) - Dokuton: Hidden Poison Mist Technique and in consistency it is sticky and viscous like glue binding in place anyone struck by a technique infused with it. A custom poison can be copied similar to the above mentioned technique allowing the user to compound the usefulness of the technique. However it doesn't deal damage on it's own like some other poisons.
Due to it's chakra draining nature this technique can be used alongside another poison technique in the same timeframe by channeling the chakra through the hands or simply into the other technique compounding the properies of the altered technique imbuing the sticky, chakra draining properities of the poison onto and into another technique. This has the effect of causing the altered technique itself to partially absorb the chakra of the other technique as it clashes with it. This can reduce the rank of the opposing technique by one rank stealing away ten chakra and therefor twenty damage. This process takes precedence over the clashing of the techniques themselves with this deduction happening first followed immediately by the poison technique and it's opposing technique clashing as they naturally would but with the opposing technique weakened and the poison technique unaffected. This ability can be the deciding factor on whether the poison technique overpowers, or neutralizes the opposing technique due to this fact.
Note: The debuffing ability can only happen twice per battle with a two turn cool down
Note: Can only be taught by Xicer
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(Dokuton: Feru no Ame) - Poison Release: Rain of Fel
(Dokuton: Feru no Ame) - Poison Release: Rain of Fel
Type: Offensive
Rank: S
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 40 ( 15 per turn )
Damage: 80 ( 20 per turn )
Description: The user sends subtle substances into the sky through the release of poison chakra creating toxic green clouds high in the sky far above the battlefield. This poison chakra condenses into a sickly, sticky, green liquid that begins to drop down upon the ground like natural rain fall. It is similar in regards to (Suiton: Ukojizai no Jutsu) - Water Style: Rain Tiger at Will Technique however it has the potential to poison anyone it touches besides the user seeping into skin and clothes clinging to clothes and cloth soaking them congealing into a slime-like gel that sticks to people and objects. This gel increases the weight of the opponent doubling it reducing their speed by three ranks for as long as the substance stays on their body. This isn't an effect of the poison itself merely it's weight and can be negated by removing the sticky poison and stopping it from clinging to the body. This poison rain is a natural skin irritant, and will cause growing welts, hives, and blisters as it makes contact with flesh. This happens as soon as the substance touches flesh, happening the turn a person is poisoned through skin contact. It can cause wounds similar to second to third degree burns and causes an intense burning sensation on the body. This takes a full turn to take effect happening the turn after being poisoned. After another turn of direct exposure, it will begin eroding and killing skin cells causing cell necrosis. The poison also lands upon the ground creating puddles of liquid poison all throughout the field allowing them to be used as sources for the user. These effects do not harm the user. With a single hand seal the user can solidify the rain into blade like constructs slicing and cutting at anything it makes contact with allowing it to enter an opponent's body with the potential to force itself into open wounds.
Note: Can only be used twice per event (four-turn cooldown) and the poison rain can last four turns
Note: Can only be taught by Xicer
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Type: Offensive
Rank: S
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 40 ( 15 per turn )
Damage: 80 ( 20 per turn )
Description: The user sends subtle substances into the sky through the release of poison chakra creating toxic green clouds high in the sky far above the battlefield. This poison chakra condenses into a sickly, sticky, green liquid that begins to drop down upon the ground like natural rain fall. It is similar in regards to (Suiton: Ukojizai no Jutsu) - Water Style: Rain Tiger at Will Technique however it has the potential to poison anyone it touches besides the user seeping into skin and clothes clinging to clothes and cloth soaking them congealing into a slime-like gel that sticks to people and objects. This gel increases the weight of the opponent doubling it reducing their speed by three ranks for as long as the substance stays on their body. This isn't an effect of the poison itself merely it's weight and can be negated by removing the sticky poison and stopping it from clinging to the body. This poison rain is a natural skin irritant, and will cause growing welts, hives, and blisters as it makes contact with flesh. This happens as soon as the substance touches flesh, happening the turn a person is poisoned through skin contact. It can cause wounds similar to second to third degree burns and causes an intense burning sensation on the body. This takes a full turn to take effect happening the turn after being poisoned. After another turn of direct exposure, it will begin eroding and killing skin cells causing cell necrosis. The poison also lands upon the ground creating puddles of liquid poison all throughout the field allowing them to be used as sources for the user. These effects do not harm the user. With a single hand seal the user can solidify the rain into blade like constructs slicing and cutting at anything it makes contact with allowing it to enter an opponent's body with the potential to force itself into open wounds.
Note: Can only be used twice per event (four-turn cooldown) and the poison rain can last four turns
Note: Can only be taught by Xicer
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