Complete Forum Role Playing Guide

by **Hiro Onoyuga** Wed Jun 02, 2010 7:36 pm

Jutsu and Elemental Training
Okay people this is the rules for the Jutsu and Elemental Training. In case you were wondering why this was made it is simple, I found a loopole to learn jutsu with out buying them or making them. That's right people you read right, learn jutsu with out buying or having to make them? How can that be you may ask? Well this can be answered through ease.

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God-Mod and Overpower Jutsu & Characters

"God Modding" is in essence when someone’s character has the ability to do practically anything without limits or boundaries. And example is when they simply cannot be harmed by any and all means other RP-ers try.

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Level Up Rank System

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Fighting and Exp. System

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Guide - Fighting

Since this is an RPG based on the Naruto Mangas and Series, it will have a lot of combat situations. There are some steps that you should have in mind when in a middle of the battle.

If you are the topic creator, make sure you describe where you're located. Any trees, rivers or lakes, windy or dry weather, grass or dirt kind of ground and any other thing you might remember to describe it.
Always make sure you describe your location in the area and what direction does the objects around you are. This will help your opponent to visualize the scenario and to make a better post himself.
When moving around, make sure you describe how fast you are moving, from were to were you moved and the way you moved.
Be sure to use all of the previous rules to make a good and creative post.

Ex. Zack takes out a kunai and stabs it at Cody.

That is the wrong way. No excitement and creativity what so ever.Now here is the right way,

Ex: Zack looks to both left and right sides as he dashes towards Cody with a moderate speed. Eagerly, he attempts to thrust a kunai towards Cody's arm.

There is more detail and vivid explanation to this role playing. At least.
While fighting, if you are not attacking you are being attacked. As such, there are 3 ways of responding to an attack from your opponent.
a) Defensee or Dodge.
b) Counter It(Either with a jutsu or a weapon. Ex. The enemy releases a fire ball towards you, you do hand signs at the same time releasing a water technique, countering it.)
c) Take the hit. (May be a logical explanation and may save you from being accused of god modding.
d)Flee the battle(Might take some time to rp-post how you'll escape.)

Note; Keep it real and remember never to god mod.
There is no such thing as real immortality as to almost god modding. There is an exception of Jashin worshippers a.k.a Hidan's bloodline but everything has a weakness and requirement. Every RPC that battles must take damage at some point or else it will be claimed god modding.
If you are not responding to the battle for a long time, you will lose the battle.

Physical attacks deal damage as well, but they do not cost chakra nor stamina. This is because a basic punch or kick without any attributes are very easy to dodge or block. So as of this, each kick, throw, grab, punch, etc is worth -50 HP to the target's health.

If your character seems to have super strength or any other ability that boosts their physical ability then their attacks are worth -100 HP.

Guide - Experience

In this RPG, we use experience to boost ninjutsu, taijutsu, genjutsu, etc. There are three levels the techniques can reach, and with each level, the chakra cost and HP deduction is multiplied by two.

Ex: Fireball Technique: Lv. 1, Chakra Cost: 200, Dmg: 300
LEVEL UP: Lv 2 Chakra Cost: 200 x2 = 400, Dmg: 300 x2 = 600

There are two ways to level up, by completing missions, fighting opponents. Here is an experience chart:

E rank Opponent/Mission/Training- 100 exp
D rank Opponent/Mission/Training - 400 - 900 exp
C rank Opponent/Mission/Training - 1000 - 4000 exp
B rank Opponent/Mission/Training - 3000 - 9500 exp
A rank Opponent/Mission/Training - 5000 exp

Note: Remember when making a training topic: make sure you put what type of training you're doing. An Admin will overlook the battle and give the amount of exp you earned.
Ex: B-Rank Ninjutsu Training

Stats System

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Mission System

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Guide - Missions

In addition to acting as the army for their country, each village also acts as a business. Each day clients will come to the village and pay for the services of the ninja. These jobs can range from walking someone's dog, to the assassination of deadly wanted criminals. As needed the Kage or Jounin master of a Genin team can assign missions in furtherance of a duty to the country that are unpaid.

These jobs are divided into difficulty ranks of S, A, B, C and D and then given to ninja based on their ability. If the mission is completed successfully, the client will then pay the village. The easiest and least deadly jobs are given to the Genin, these are called "D-Rank". The D-Rank missions also help to build teamwork skills among the new Ninja Academy graduates. D-Rank are therefore non-combat with low pay. The "C-Rank" missions will be given to Chuunin and skilled Genin. These include protective escorts and missions with some chance of bodily harm. It can include capturing wild animals and mine clearing. "B-Rank" missions will be given to Jounin and Chuunin. These also include protective escort, gathering foreign intelligence and killing of ninja. Open battle is generally not an issue during this mission type. The next highest rank missions, "A-Rank" are given to only jounin. These include vital missions between nations, escorting VIPs and maneuvers against offensive ninja forces. These missions will almost always involve combat and risk of death. At the highest and most dangerous is "S-rank", given to Jounin. These missions include assassination of important persons, transporting classified documents and materials. With the extreme danger comes a very high rate of pay.

Note: Kages may not do missions because they are in charge of supervising their village at all costs.
Jounins may start topics with a mission template included to explain the objective of their mission and role playing with their squad.
Also, kages may post this to order jounins to do a mission. Clients (from other villages) may post a mission to the kage as well. I recommend it PM'ed.
Assignment: (Name of the mission)
Mission Location: (Where is the mission)
Mission Rank: (S>A>B>C>D)
Mission Objective: (What the mission is and the instructed orders)
Mission Overview: (How the mission all started;;introduction)
Reward: (The client's offered award if the mission is sucessful)
Experience Earned:

Basic RPG Role Playing Rules

No God Modding

God Modding is when you are on a power play. No one here is omnipotent and you should not RP like you have all the power in the world. Exceeding the normal powers of your rank is god modding and you will be punished if caught.

No Passive God Modding

For example, a character may be afflicted with a disease only curable by rare ingredients, yet another character is "lucky" enough to find these ingredients in ten minutes. Passive God Modding is thus often used like a "Get Out of Jail Free card" when things don't go the way a player wants, rather than working with previously unfolded events.
This can also be done in a players RPing, and would apply in situations where a character has usually spectacular physical or supernatural qualities and, in the description of the character, forces observers to feel a certain way, such as 'You are awed by her beauty,' or 'You are terrified by his very appearance,' without taking into account the opinions or abilities of the observing character.

Meta Gaming

This is seriously punishable and will not be tolerated by the least. Yes we know some people are intelligent and can figure things out quickly, but no meta-gaming. You do not automatically know a persons every weakness and strength. If you read a persons jutsu and RP it the wrong way in IC, that can be considered as meta gaming. Also, do not bug people for information that they normally would not give out. Player A does not like Player C, so Player A will "just so happen" to ask Player B where Player C is and everything about Player C. That type of stuff will not go on and will not be tolerated. We stress this very seriously.

No One Lines

Plain and simple. Put effort into your work and add detail to your posts. One liners make it hard for the next person to post back and are confusing. We love detail here at Mura of Shinobi and we want to showcase your brilliant writing. So, no one liners. If you get caught you have the possibility of being banned.

No Auto Hitting

The only exception in an auto hit would be a A or S Ranked character vs a D Ranked character. Other than that, if you automatically control another person's character by forcing damage on to them, that is auto-hitting. If you have forced said character into a spot where they cannot react and the post is legit, you can continue without it being called auto hitting. You must give a person time to react and build up your attacks against them and use their posts to make a coordinated attack that strikes. Other than that, forcing damage on to someone will get you in trouble.

Dodging

You cannot dodge every attack. Sometimes posts can be set up where you cannot dodge an attack. No one can auto dodge anything. Also, do not go back in time and dodge an attack that has been sent towards you. For the most part, you leave off where the other persons posts stop. If the person has made the attack near difficult or impossible for you to dodge, do not post as if you were prepared way before he did the attack and dodged anyways. Even if you are a medical ninja you cannot dodge hits all the time. If it makes sense that an attack will hit you, then let it hit you.

Small Time Frame

Time frame is important when battling. The smaller the time frame, the less chance the opponent will be able to react. Fighting here mostly revolves around a gradual slow of time frame, making it harder and harder for the opponent to dodge. However, instant small time frames will not be allowed. Do try to create traps or have traps set up and they all launch super powerful attacks and try to make the time frame impossible.

Custom Spirits/Curse Seals/Bijuu

We are still working out the Bijuu and such, so don't request to be a Jinchuuriki. We don't mind players having spirits and such, but do not take it over board. Don't try to create something tailed beast leveled and just call it a demon to hide its strength. Do not post up angels/demons that have been claimed to "beat" god or satan. Don't try to get ridiculous concepts approved and describe the power levels. Also, we will not allow any curse seals to be made, unless there is one person making the. You can't have a curse seal unless someone gives it to you and that needs to be done through RP/IC.

Equipment

Do not create godly equipment. Like weapons or tools from super powerful deities or demons, or strange things that are super powerful. Stick to the Naruto Universe when creating items with power. Even though this is a modern world RP here, we still must keep some limits. Do not create knockoffs, or rip offs of manga weapons either. For instance, someone might make an RP about their being another Samehada, or another Hatake White Chakra Weapon. Do not do this, it will not be approved. Keep your work original. It is OK to take the look of a weapon in some cases, but to completely rip off the weapon is wrong.

How to Roleplay Better

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Roleplaying - The basics

If you're just starting off and you're unsure as to how to roleplay, don't be afraid to ask some of your fellow players for advice and/or tips. I'm sure that most, if not all, would be willing to take some time out to help someone in need.

Good roleplayers are made, not born. Just because someone else might be better than you at roleplaying, it doesn't mean you can't do the same thing. With time and effort becoming a veteran roleplayer is quite an easy task.

Don't be intimidated by your fellow roleplayers. Watch and learn from them. They can often teach you more than you'd be able to learn if you were alone.

Never give up. While in some cases there might not seem to be solutions, facing defeat is something you'll deal with sooner or later. It's how you deal with that which is important. You always have the option to make a new character, join a new thread, a new faction and/or learn from the mistakes you've made in the past.

One of the most important pieces of all, is to remember it is an RP. You are there to have fun and to interact with other characters and players. Don't take things too seriously and remember to always enjoy yourself.

What is Roleplaying?

The dictionary definition of roleplay is "to assume or act out a particular role." Roleplay is, basically, assuming the form of a character, and writing as that character, in a certain setting. It's writing, but more/less structured, depending on how you look at it. When you set to write a story, you must write the setting, the plot, the characters, everything. When you roleplay, the setting and main plot has already been decided, as well as every character but your own. You have control over only half of the story, your own side. The other half is up to the other players. This strengthens interaction skills.

Roleplaying, in essence, is assuming the role of another entity. You write that entity's actions, thoughts, and words, in response to other people's entities. It's sort of like a play, except not quite so live-action and not nearly so rehearsed. Roleplaying is less of a story and more of a dialogue (though not limited to two) with actions incorporated. Plots can tie everything together, or you can let things happen as they will, but one thing is certain--anything is possible, because you are in charge.

Labels and Terms

There are many different labels for people at different skill levels, they aren’t really meant to put them down but they generally distinguish different kind of roleplayers so that people with higher standards can get more out of what they want to roleplay.

Illiterate: Usually beginners, illiterates are known to use very generic list descriptions like such—

Name: mister so and so
Gender: male
Eyes: Green
Clothes: jeans and a green day shirt
Etc.

There are usually no depth or substance to these characters and the remainder of the roleplay is played out in one-liners. Usually illiterates have no regards for capitalization or ooc or grammar or spelling or basic roleplaying rules.
Semi-literate: Usually have longer and more descriptive lists that really get into the character, sometimes a semi-literate might type out a paragraph or two about their character but it’s usually not very intriguing or well written information about their character. Grammar is more sharpened.
Literate: Longer introductions and posts that have depth and description and are more like writing than basic information. Literates create more relatable and in-depth characters that a reader is interested in reading about, not just interacting with. The writing is more developed and the grammar is intact.
Advanced: This is when someone writes a long, interesting, in-depth, creative introduction. The grammar is nearly perfect and the writing is well thought out and descriptive. The quality of the writing is just more developed.

There are different terms known to roleplayers, these are some of the more common ones:

BIC: back in character, or in character. When the writer is writing in his or her persona, and interacting with other characters.
OOC: out of character, when you are talking to other players as yourself not your character.
Mary / Gary Sue: perfect characters. These are generally not permitted because it’s boring and doesn’t make for an interesting roleplay. Flaws and personalities are what make a better roleplaying and Mary / Gary’s are more common in illiterate and semi literate roleplays.
Powerplay: controlling someone else’s character. This is not permitted—you are only allowed to control the actions of your own character
Godmode: creating unrealistic situations, or characters that can do anything. Example: a character that is a lightening fast super intelligent guy that can defeat anyone in combat.
Prommie: A well known roleplayer that has earned the respect of the other roleplayers by their example of literacy.
N00b: Someone who is considered illiterate and generally new to Roleplaying without a mentor.
Newbie: Someone who is new to roleplaying, but is well on their way to becoming literate but still needs practice. They are often found in semi- literate roleplays.

Rules for Standard Roleplaying

Spell check—no one wants to read your typos, it puts them off. Typos are fine, of course, but make an effort to spell check your posts.
This is related but, no chatspeak in IC. Everyone hates it. You can’t read it. Please don’t do it while you are roleplaying at all.
Post length—quality over quantity obviously, but you should describe your character at length so people get a feeling of who your character is. Not only current appearance but things like personality, history, flaws, the stuff that makes a human interesting.
Use proper grammar in IC—that means capitalization, quotation marks, etc.
Make your best effort to write intriguing and interesting posts—everyone gets better at writing and roleplaying and until then ask questions so you can learn.
Please be original, not only does it get boring to see the same characters over and over again, but there are so many of the same genre RP circling around. If you see an RP of a genre you like, don't start a thread with the same thing, join the original one. Also, try to be eclectic with what you RP, make up some new ideas about what to roleplay. Try not to be redundant in the threads that already have been posted.

Other Pointers

Don't use '*', you should use formal writing to a certain extent while roleplaying.
Structure the sentences so they all flow together.
Do not use words repeatedly. For example: He got up and got dressed. He walked into the wash room. He picked up a brush and he brushed his teeth. He walked into his room once again. He pushed open his door. He left his house. See? it gets annoying.
Make sure you have more than just a sentence. A truly gifted roleplayer can stretch one sentence into at least three paragraphs.
Pay attention and read about what is going on around you. Try and effectively jump into situations where you would otherwise be left out of the general flow. Not that that is a bad thing a lot of people enjoy just roleplaying on their own.

About Introductions and First Posts

All thread authors are considered to be the initial Games Masters (GMs) of their scenarios. They should make an effort to include, at a minimum, a story, and rules in the first post or first few posts of the thread. They usually set the scene, guide players during its course and make decisions as to the outcome of the game. These authors may relinquish their right to the thread and game therein if they appoint another person to act as the GM of their RP/thread, or if the initial GM is away for an extended period at which time a new GM is appointed by group consensus and sanctioned by the Forum Moderator(s).

Describing Actions and Scenarios

Being the topic creator implies other responsibilities as it was said before, one of which is to describe the area and the scenario. If you are the topic creator, make sure you describe the space you're located at the beginning of the battle, any trees, rivers or lakes, windy or dry weather, grass or dirt kind of ground and any other thing you might remember to describe it, as long as it fits with the country you are in. Audio and smelling sensations can also be described to give a better environment to the post and even some theme music can help to create an environment.

Example Not wrote:Joe Ninja was standing in front of his house, with nothing else to do
As you can see, its pretty basic. Too basic, in fact and there isn't much description that could be important.

Example Yes wrote:It was another morning in the village, with the sun already high in the sky. A breeze flew through the street, gently caressed the faces of the people who already walked across it, busy with their lives. Joe Ninja stood in front of his house, outside the green door, truly a reference in such a busy place, listening to the birds singing and to the happy conversations the people had with each other, since he didn't really had anything else to do on that day.
It is just me, or is this just too obvious?
Always make sure you describe your location in the area and what direction does the objects around you are. This will help your opponent to visualize the scenario and to make a better post himself. Try to be as clear as possible while doing this, since a mislead from your opponent (or not, if you are not fighting) may cause a great mess on the next posts.

Example Not wrote:Joe Ninja stood in front of his opponent.

Example Yes wrote:Joe Ninja was facing his opponent, a ruthless murderer covered by the shadow of a tree. All the forest around them trembled, fearing such confront and the wind blew over the grass, creating an even more tense atmosphere!

On both examples you know that Joe Ninja is facing his opponent, however on example two, you know that he is located on a forest and that the terrain was grassy. You can also deduce that it wasn't a very dense forest since there was wind and the tree was simply described. More elements could be add to the description, such as animals, accurate description of the trees, day time, etc. This can also be done with attacks or defenses:

"Joe Ninja threw a kunai at his oponent that flew with great speed, cutting the wind as it passed by, and trapping him against a huge tree." or "The kunai hit the tree as Ninja Joe dodged it just barely, jumping to the side. The kunai got stuck and with it a piece of his shirt. It had been a close one and Ninja Joe wasted no time and quickly hid behind that same tree, waiting for another attack."
When moving around, make sure you describe how fast you are moving, from were to were you moved and the way you moved. Don't forget that the posts don't have infinite time so make sure you know your distances and you don't over do it. Use your common sense to this and once more remember, no God Mode is allowed, so be sure to remember your abilities.
You are not Super Man, therefore you will be hit. Do not fall under the belief that you can dodge, defend or hit everything just because some factors point to it. If your opponent performs a good attack that you find interesting or hard to dodge in "real life", let at least some damage get through you and be as realistic as possible and the only thing Stats may point out are probabilities and possibilities. Don't forget that the purpose of this is for everyone to have fun, not just you. Even readers that aren't participating on that specific topic should enjoy it and a glorious death is always something to remember!

by **Hiro Onoyuga** Wed Jun 02, 2010 7:54 pm

The Official Points System
Genin Point System

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Genin Elite

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Chuunin

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Jounin

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Jounin Leader

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Anbu

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Anbu Leader

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Sennin

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Kage

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The mission Points

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General

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RPG Post Limit

* When Role Playing you Need to Fallow Some Basic Rules
1. You need to describe the Location
2. You need to give details to your actions.
3. Your post should be 4-5 Lines Long.
5. Don't used small Posts

Example of a Good Role Play

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The Basic

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Rules regarding the Shunshin [Body Flicker] technique

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Character Rules

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Travel

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Genjutsu Rules

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Genjutsu ~ Art of Illusions

For those unaware of it Genjutsu is the most powerful, most problematic and most confusing speciality of the lot. It is almost universally avoided by new RPers not only because of the limited cannon techs but the great confusion that surrounds them. The following treatise is both a guide and a rule set about how to apply, utilise and deal with genjutsu with an aim to do away with the misunderstandings that surround it

What is a Genjutsu?

Genjutsu (幻術; literally meaning "Illusionary Techniques") are techniques that are employed in the same fashion as ninjutsu, requiring chakra and hand seals. However, the primary difference between the two is that the effect of genjutsu is illusory, creating chakra imbalances in the victim's brain, and thus causing a disruption in their senses. This is often used to create false images or to cause pain from trauma (because the body is led to believe it is in pain); however, there are plenty of other uses depending on the situation. They are not used as often as ninjutsu because they don't physically harm the opponent

Making a Genjutsu

When making a genjutsu please use the following template:

Name: The name of the technique
Rank: (E-S. Please rank appropriately in line with effect and difficulty)
Difficulty: (See Below)
Type: Genjutsu
Element: (Element used. In most cases there wont be one so put N/A)
Description: (See Below)

Difficulty

The first thing you will note is like medical jutsu genjutsu have a unique addition to the standard template. The difficulty of a genjutsu technique denotes the level of kai needed to break it and while normally the same as the rank of the technique itself can be up to one rank higher or lower. This should be balanced out so that a C rank tech with a B rank difficulty would be only half as powerful as a regular C Rank while a C Rank tech with a D rank difficulty would be more akin to a B rank in raw power and scope.

Many genjutsu will not have a difficulty rating mostly because they were created prior to these rules. Where they do not it assumed the difficulty rating is the same as the rank of the technique

Description

All genjutsu descriptions must contain the following:

1. Details of how the illusion is performed
2. The individuals it can affect
3. Its effects
4. Duration of the illusion
5. If it is a visual/active illusion a detailed illustration of the illusion.

Guidance Notes:

1. Primarily by use of Hand Seals, Some techs can be done by use of a genjutsu focus

2. Generally all genjutsu fall into one of the four types:
- Single Target – Effect one person only, tend to be the most potent
- Multiple Targets – Effect numerous individuals, number of possible targets should be included
- Area of Effect – Rather then target specific individuals target a specified area, must include size and dimensions of the affected area (include size of the area effect)
- Genjutsu Focus – Affect anyone seeing/hearing/smelling/tasting or touching a genjutsu Focus. May only affect one of the 5 main senses, so you can’t have a genjutsu that both effects everyone looking at the focus and also hearing the sound it makes

3. What the genjutsu actually does to its victims

4. Unlike ninjutsu or indeed most other specialities, which are largely created and then instantly used, nearly all genjutsu last a set duration often for great many posts or even till broken. Please state how long the genjutsu last even if it is one of the few ones which last but a second or two. Though not a requirement you are also allowed to state how long it will take someone to notice the genjutsu is in effect though rank and whether they are genjutsu specialists should factor into the equation. While this takes something that is by nature subjective, personal awareness, and makes it objective it serves to counter the unfortunate nature of people who are aware of a genjutsu OOC all too often claim awareness IC. Please note if you do so this should always be the same length or shorter then its actual duration of the technique for obvious reasons

5. Visual aspects should be well described and not misleading. It may be simple enough to use just a sentence for this but where more abstract the description should be clear and well defined.

Using Genjutsu
(and the Genjutsu Buddy System)

Normally with techniques you are expected to post any tech used in a spoiler below the post itself. Given that genjutsu are intrinsically secretive and often dependant on catching people unawares they lose a lot of their effect once revealed and risk being meta-gamed into uselessness. To avoid this genjutsu’s are not required to be posted directly below posts, only have the hand seals (or other method of creation) and effects described within them. Instead of posting the genjutsu they can PM a staff member, called a genjutsu buddy in this scenario, with the jutsu used and a link to the thread. Then it can’t be claimed at a later point that the user was god-modding and had never done the technique. It is not good enough to PM just anyone and should always be a staff member

For example if a genjutsu gave the illusion of a sand storm, then it is quite fine for the user to simply do hand signs and state a sandstorm appears from the west etc and not make mention that it is in truth a illusion brought upon by a active genjutsu

However this must be done from the victim/targets point of view so if they have a dojutsu such as a Byakugan that would see straight through it then they should be informed (by PM is fine) and user must always perform the necessary hand seals etc in the post the genjutsu was initiated

Noticing a Genjutsu

Before you can attempt to break or dispel a Genjutsu you must be aware that you are under the effects of one. This is not easy since genjutsu as illusions are intrinsically difficult to notice and often designed to mislead or confuse as to their true purpose. Invariably a great many of these so called techniques will remain in affect till you notice them and remove them. After all why anyone try to remove the affects of something they don’t even know is there.

Of course the problem with this particular aspect of genjutsu is the profound and far too common practise of meta-gaming, if normally unintentional. I and any experienced RPer will know of a case, often many cases, where a member who upon realising their character is afflicted by a genjutsu OOC will result in their character trying to dispel/break it in RP either by breaking unintentional or claiming to notice it often highly implausibly.

To avoid this genjutsu users may, as previously mentioned, both avoid directly posting that they are using genjutsu and/or create/use genjutsu where the duration it takes for others to realise, taking into account rank and gen speciality, is clearly written in black and white. Where duration isn’t specifically stated then it is fine to notice a genjutsu at any time after you are become effected as long as it is done so in a logical and understandable manner. If you cannot clearly explain to others how you have noticed then you a probably meta-gaming

To be clear on the matter, nearly all attempts to unintentionally dispel/break a genjutsu (allow yourself to take minor harm to break a D rank genjutsu your character isn’t aware of for example) or claims to notice ones affects with no logical chain of causation will be considered meta-gaming and dealt with appropriately. Please note, all genjutsu can be potentially noticed, how difficult this act may or may not be

Dispelling a Genjutsu

There are two main ways to dispel a Genjutsu. The primary way is for the victim or somebody in direct contact with the victim to use the Ninjutsu known as Kai to sop the flow of chakra in their body then apply a even stronger power to disrupt the users flow and in so doing break the genjutsu. The second is by means of Pain, which can be used to focus ones mind away from the genjutsu and with any look bring their senses back into order.

Kai

The main way to break genjutsu. Kai is one of the seven basic techniques on site all Nin whatever their speciality can have and is highly recommended. Without it characters expose themselves far more to being killed horrifically be a gen user, an action commonly referred to as Gen rape.

Kai is a D Rank tech and can be used to instantly dispel or break upon activation any one genjutsu up to the users own rank. The genjutsu difficulty rank (rather then the jutsu rank though this will most often be the same) indicates the level of kai need. What this means in practise is A rank Nin with Tai and Med who can use it to break a genjutsu with an A rank difficulty rating but not an S rank. On other sites the practise is often quite different allowing only genjutsu specialist of the highest level to break the most difficult gen but this is not especially balanced since it means all gen users can counter techs at higher levels. That said it should be recognised that obliviously genjutsu specialists would be better at this given they have significantly more experience handling genjutsu. Therefore characters with a genjutsu speciality may dispel genjutsu as though it they are one difficulty rank lower

The chakra cost for kai is directly equivalent to the difficulty of the genjutsu you are trying to break. To break a technique with B Rank difficulty requires a B Rank’s worth of chakra

Pain

Pain while another useful way to break genjutsu is not as effective as Kai. It requires a significant amount to work and is only a defense against low level techniques. Pain can only ever be used to break techniques with a C rank difficulty or lower.

Characters with a high tolerance for pain or high pain threshold can not use it so effectively to break a genjutsu and can only use pain to break techniques with a D rank difficulty or lower.

Characters that are immune to pain or can not feel it can never use it to break free of a genjutsu

Other Methods

There are other ways that replicate the effects of two above but these tend to be highly limited and often kkg related.

Genjutsu Resistance

This section covers genjutsu resistance and all the techs, abilities or kkg’s with genjutsu resistant aspects. You will note no mention of Genjutsu immunity any where in this section since it doesn’t exist, no character is allowed or will ever be allowed to be immune to genjutsu much like no character can be immune to ninjutsu or weaponry for that matter. Being highly resistant is one thing, immunity quite another.

It is allowable to have some inbuilt resistance to it within a kkg or have techs that make you resistant to it etc. However when linked to a kkg it must be balanced as whole and fit in logically. Don’t expect it approved if you just added it on the side for extra protection

Dojutsu

There are certain dojutsu that can see through illusions or allow their users to use their own eyes as genjutsu focuses. Any dojutsu that allows the user to see the flow of chakra, which includes the Byakugan and the Sharingan, can directly see changes in its flow that are a clear sign that are gen is in effect. In such a way the can quite literally see the effects of genjutsu on themselves and others. There is a mistaken assumption by many that they can see through all genjutsu though this is far from the truth. While the can tell if others and their own bodies are affected in standard conditions by looking at them with their dojutsu active it does require that their eyes are passing sensory information to the mind to be unscrambled by it to make a picture in our brain. Any genjutsu that directly affects the minds perception, cutting off the information they are receiving from the eyes and replacing the sensory images received with new ones cannot be detected by them in this way.

In a short a dojutsu that can see chakra flow can:

Can see changes in chakra flow, in others and themselves (if looking at themselves) and thus realise a gen is in effect while they can see and the dojutsu is unaffected

Theses dojutsu can not:

Make the user immune to genjutsu
Allow the user to actually see through genjutsu. They simply see the affects a genjutsu has on other people where the genjutsu does not inhibit site or entirely change their perception
Work at all on any technique the blinds them or totally replaces what the see with an illusionary perception of the world. Thus they can not see past dream like or illusionary worlds by means of a genjutsu
Ever break the illusion akin to kai, pain etc. They just make the user aware of it when it works

Additional Information

Emotions

Some genjutsu hints or even straight forwardly states that they play on, affect and manipulated certain feelings or emotions. This is all well and good but the emotions must be their in the first place for the genjutsu to have any affect. While most people are assumed to have most emotions, even in very small amounts there are people to whom certain emotions do not exist nor are meaningless who will not be affected. That said it is possible to make targets believe they have theses emotions which may then be played on in this manner while the latter effect continues

Subconscious Techniques

Subconscious techniques are those that remain dormant in the opponents mind or place supplementary effects on them via mental suggestion/blocks. By there very nature they are far harder to notice. However until they become active they are easier to break and there 'difficultly rank' can be no greater then 'B' while in this state

Genjutsu Focuses

A Genjutsu focus is an item that can be used as alternate means to activate a genjutsu. The best known users of genjutsu focuses are the Uchiha clan who often use their eyes and jewellery, such as rings, to use a genjutsu by eye contact alone. Anyone may user a genjutsu focus, though a focus may only work in one of the following sensory ways:

Work upon the focus making eye contact with the victim
Work upon playing music or a sound heard by the victim
Work upon being touched/felt by the victim
Work by creating a smell which will affect those who sniffs it

Note a focus well only ever work in one of these ways. The use of a genjutsu focus replaces regular hand seals. Only B Rank Nin or higher may use genjutsu focuses and may never have more then two

An example of a genjutsu focus would be: jewellery of some type, a bright or garish piece of cloth or clothing, a dojutsu, musical instrument. The item itself must be out of the norm and attract attention; it can not be a drab or unattractive item.

Limits & Weaknesses

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Whats Not allowed .

It's only possible to Be part of Two Things.

Meaning : You can only be part of a clan and be a host at the same time .

or you can be in a clan and be a puppet master .

you can be in a clan and be Sage .

Or you can be A Sage and be Puppet master.

I think you understand what i mean , you can't be three things .

If you have Three things Then Edit your Character .

Note : If your a Main Character to the season and you have to be one of the few powerful ninja maybe three things will be allowed.

PM : Me The Leader of the Staff.

Chakra & Life

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