Ryo (両), the currency that stretches across the Naruto Universe, is just that: a simple and common form of money. A single Ryo coin is an extremely thin and small flat of gold. Ryo will be rewarded to those ninja who complete missions. The amount of Ryo one obtains depends on the rank of the mission, and will be listed below in a simple chart.
-_-_-_-_-[ Cataloging ] IMPORTANT: You cannot add Ryo to your profile until you have reported a complete mission in the [ Mission Catalog ].
_-_-_Advancement System -_-_-_-Acquiring Advancement Credit.
Advancement Credit, or AC, are points that can be accumulated through battles and completed missions in order to "level up" your roleplay character. The other method to level up your character would be the Chuunin Examinations, but because these are not always active or present, the AC System was developed to allow for a character to become stronger, even if they have not reached titles beyond Genin.
-_-_-_-_-[ Cataloging ] IMPORTANT: Like with Ryo, you must check into the [ Mission Catalog ] after completing a mission or fight in order to claim any Advancement Credit.
-_-_-_-_-[ Level Up Markers ] When you reach the number indicated, and you have proven via the Mission Catalog that you have that number of credits, your roleplay character is allowed to step up to that Body Rank. Each village has its own requirements for receiving different titles, so it's possible a character could have 50,000 AC and remain a Genin. Since titles dictate what techniques are available to you (in most cases), it's in your best interest to raise both your Body and Title Ranks. AC cannot be lost, but titles can.
-_-_-_-_-[ Fight Credits ] Whenever you battle with someone, whether you win or lose, you are still training yourself in some way. Fighting and winning against an opponent awards AC as a mission of their Body Rank; losing awards half (if you're still alive).
-_-_-_-_-[ Spar Credits ] As one would expect, when you are truly fighting someone you are obviously getting more out of the experience. Thus, whenever you obtain credit from sparring with someone, you will receive a different amount of AC because it's simply a different experience. Sparring grants half the AC of a mission of your Body Rank (rather than your opponent's Body Rank). • Note: A Shinobi only gains Spar AC when sparring with someone within one rank of their own body rank. (Ex. A B-Rank shinobi will not be rewarded AC when sparring with a D-Rank, and vice-versa.)
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Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 11:52 am
Rogues' Ranks & Systems I'm here, there, everywhere, and nowhere! Official Description: _-_-_Missing-nin {抜け忍, nukenin; English TV "Rogue Ninja"; Literally meaning "runaway shinobi"} are ninja who left their village without the intention of returning and severing ties with the said village, often because they have committed criminal acts or to pursue other personal gains. The ninja village that they are from will often try to track them down and eliminate them. Several missing-nin do not stop wearing their forehead protector, while others may discard them. Some who do retain their headbands carve long, horizontal scratches across the symbol, to show they have rescinded their allegiances and rejected their villages. Wanderers ( トレッカー, Torekkā: Literally meaning 'Trekker') are civilians of the different lands, who unlike shinobi are not generally warriors, nor are their allegiances ever really infinite. The most notable of these people are generally skilled workers, some are even just roving warriors who never joined into the Shinobi villages.
Guild Description: _-_-_Rogues (nuke-nin) are no longer affiliated with a particular Shinobi Village, have long been misrepresented, and this new system is designed fully to address that fact. The life of a Shinobi has long been ensured, as the standing nations have long fallen back on them for support and just as long have they entrusted them with their many secrets. Yet throughout the ages some shinobi turn their backs on their vows, abandoning their homelands, creed, and their teachings. Rogue Shinobi are rarely welcomed again into the village from which they have turned and are viewed as suspect by the remaining villages. As such they have been forced to take shelter where it was available to them. Many whispered to have taken up residence in a place known as Gimangakure. _-_-_Wanderers too, like Rogues, are viewed with suspicion in the Shinobi Nations. Largely this is due to the unknown and potentially shifting nature of their allegiances. To the rest of the world they are simple merchants, craftsmen, occasionally a ronin or some form of wandering warrior from outside of the Nations. To the Shinobi Nations these individuals are categorized by their individual prowess and their innate skills, just as most Rogues are.
Mission Access: _-_-_While a rogue or wanderer may not be able to find work in the Hidden Villages without special exception, often times much of the available work [ D-C Rank Missions ] in shinobi villages is also available for workers in the villages of Takumi, or Sasagi City. Either may be handed out through shop owners in need of assistance or the mayoral office itself. [via any mod] There also arises special work for those who seek more of a challenge, but be forewarned of the dangers! For such missions, it is wisest to seek out the Mayor, one of his staffers, a Mafia boss, or the Rogue Head (Magnus). In cases of Crafting, Takumi will accept all missions without the need for Moderator interference.
Body & Title Ranks: _-_-_Renounced of the Shinobi ways, nuke-nin and wanderers are no longer adherents to the Advancements of National Shinobi, but are still able to claim their own kinds of titles, if they so wish. When you first go Rogue, you are denoted as Rogue until such a time as you meet the next Rank Criteria. This does not apply if you begin as a Rogue, to which you'll begin as a [Vagabond]. Body Ranks' A.C. requirements will still follow the normal structure, but any wanted Title Ranks will require 1.25x the normal amounts, and is now labelled as 'Public Fame/Infamy' on one's profile.
S p e c i f i c s _-_-_It can't be all fun and games for the villages. Level-up! _-_-_< Personal >
Leveling up is automatic for rogues; no need to see a Kage for the personal body rank level to raise to the next rank. Attaining said body rank bestows the same abilities as those ranking up from within a village.
_-_-_< Public >
Underneath one's A.C. on their profile, please add a 'Public A.C.' line, which will denote one's Fame or Infamy. Fame and Infamy titles can jump back and forth as the rogue takes action, at one time being a Watarimono, the next, a Hizoku. Later on, the rogue will have access to missions which can lower their Public Fame/Infamy rank. The lower the Public Fame/Infamy level, the less they will be recognized, even through cosmetic disguises such as Henge no Jutsu. Public Fame/Infamy ranks decrease to the next lowest rank when the Public Infamy A.C. reduces past the rank in question. Example: Going from Kyouto to Sanzoku requires having less than 9,000 Public Fame/Infamy. A few missions which can help, when the rogue is allowed access to them, include altering a village's Bingo Books or through certain missions.
_-_-_< More Information >
Jumping back and forth between Wanderer and Rogue titles is as easy as having more (and same rank or higher) missions of said type, or where said type takes place. While not standard, those looking for more in-depth rp are encouraged to track each country's titles separately, rather than as one whole. As stated, this latter title bit is completely optional, but if it is taken, a single additional regulation is added: The lowest a country will recognize you by will be two ranks below your main mission performing's area. (ex. if doing many missions in one country, another country may only know rumors of you) One country may see you as their hero, another, their scourge.
Missions! _-_-_< Takumi >
Since rogues don't have access to all the same missions that shinobi from within the villages do, they can pick up requests from the artisans of Takumi. Usually along the lines of apprentice smiths, tavern workers, dockwork and unloading, assisting the village guard, fisherman, or the marketplace will have some kind of request. Of note are Crafting missions, which Takumi will take in spades.
_-_-_< Giman >
Since rogues don't have access to the same missions that shinobi from within the villages do, they can pick up requests from the general populace. Usually bars, public bounty boards, backrooms of casinos, mafia houses, fighting arenas, or the black market will have some kind of request. Rogues in general are allowed access to any [ Open Mission ] underway within Mission City [ Otogakure ] through Interrupt Missions.
_-_-_< Mission City, Otogakure > [Feature unavailable until plot happens! Get to it, shinobi!]
[ Open Missions ] are not capable of being interfered with by others not already within the mission, except for rogues. Generally, Interrupt Missions allow for the rogue to assist the in-progress mission's antagonist or protagonist, wreck everyone's stuff, steal said goal, or a number of other tasks which will accomplish the Interrupt Mission. The rogue is also allowed to attempt Mission City missions alone or with others, if the others allow for it or an Interrupt Mission calls for it.
Learning Jutsu! _-_-_< Formless, Tai, Buki, Bloodline, Clan, Custom >
These are allowed to be learned up to the normal limits per rank, with the exception of village specifc Tai and Buki [ see disclaimer ], without having to do anything else. Nuke-nin and Torekkā automatically gain a -1 to learning reductions to compensate for a lack of a training area, this does not stack with available reductions in Dojo or Academies. Each rank up while a rogue gives an additional -1 to a chosen field, and able to be gained only once. (using the optional A.C.'s separate village tracking is not applicable to each village; only one!)
_-_-_The Following Styles are considered as Village Secrets, and while their villages or opposed villages who have learned of them through years of infighting can learn them, rogues cannot without being taught by a shinobi who knows them, or gaining access to their style scroll.
• Konohagakure no Taijutsu • Pi Qua Quan [ Sunagakure ] • Kirigakure Style - The Elegant Flow Of Water [ Kirigakure ] • Iwagakure no Taijutsu [ Iwagakure, Yukigakure, & Otogakure ] • Seven Swords Dance [ Kumogakure ]
_-_-_< Nin, Gen, Ku, Eisei, Fuuin >
These jutsu are not learnable unless certain circumstances apply. Usually, one has to force their way into a village to steal a few jutsu scrolls, or may be bought from certain sources. Jutsu can also be handed down orally by another, so long as the teacher personally knows the jutsu to be taught. E-ranked scrolls are palm sized, D-ranked are arm sized, C-ranked are torso sized, B-ranked are child sized, A-ranked are adult sized, S-ranked are room sized, and S+ranked are building sized, due to inherent puzzle like defenses.
Going Clean or Joining a Village? _-_-_< Villages >
Rogues wanting to better their lives can join or rejoin a village. Joining a village means all sorts of things, like getting access to jutsu without fighting for it, getting easier missions, having protection from nuke-nin, et cetera. The downsides are they lose the -1 learning reduction, they can't interfere in any [ Open Mission ] Mission City missions, and their ability to access nuke-nin specific missions in Gimangakure is dropped.
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 11:53 am
Civilians
-_-_-Civilians are noncombatant RPCs with none of the flair or responsibilities of shinobi. Their existence is more down-to-earth, often revolving around day-to-day interactions and any jobs they might have rather than training, combat, and subterfuge. -_-_-TL;DR: Civilians are normal people. No high-powered combat, no jutsu, no bloodlines.
Rules
Character Limits: You are not limited in the number of civilian characters you can have, but each one requires approval from the relevant Kage or moderator. Like normal, your characters can't do anything to benefit each other, but there's no restriction on having both civilian and shinobi RPCs in the same place. Clans & Bloodlines: Civilians can be in a clan, but do not manifest any significant clan traits or bloodline abilities and thus cannot be used as fodder for implants or vectors to obtain clan knowledge. Jobs: Civilians can hold jobs. They have a total of 16 job titles they can obtain, covering both smithing and non-smithing job types. Typically they will have one or two job types they earn a living in and a few hobbies on the side. Advancement Credits: At the discretion of the relevant Kage or other authority, a civilian can earn AC by working for the government. This AC is purely for the sake of obtaining access to more restricted sections of villages, such as scroll libraries. Civilians with access to scrolls can teach from them, providing teaching bonuses. Combat: Civilians have no combat training, elemental affinities, jutsu, body ranks, or classes. Their Chakra and Stamina pools are each 10 and cannot increase without undergoing shinobi training. Learning jutsu or undergoing any training missions requires the character first become a shinobi, rendering them not a civilian anymore. Retirement: Shinobi can retire to live the life of a civilian. While retired, they cannot learn new techniques but can provide teaching bonuses as normal. Retired shinobi cannot participate in events without Kage or moderator approval and cannot participate in combat scenarios. A shinobi can come out of retirement with Kage or moderator approval.
• Being an young student, access to metallic weapons is restricted to a select few, while wooden and glass ones are not.
• Kunai and shuriken are allowed in batches under 5. • Any other metallic weapon must become the student's Locked Style, upon graduation. (limit of one [1]) • Any other manner of weapon, if made from common wood or glass, is allowed to be carried. • All weapons are considered as from standard fare, meaning no uncommon or rare materials, standard creation process, et cetera. • Wanderers and Rogues are not beholden to the above material restrictions if they are purchased.
• 100 ryou is given as one's weekly allowance. (from a parent, benefactor, or etc) • No armor is given to a student, but it is still purchasable. • Students have no defined class until graduation, but rp-ing as said class or classes is encouraged. • Can only do Academy Missions, as listed in the Missions' subforum. • Can not participate in any job or crafting tree missions.
Academy Student Technique Info:
• Academy students (and rogues) have no prior technique experience or Class.
• E-Ranked techniques do not take a slot. (unless otherwise stated) • Academy students may learn all Formless types, however, up to E-Rank. • Academy students may learn their E-Ranked elements and Bloodline/Clan techniques. • Academy rogues may learn their E-ranks from hearsay, seeing them in action, finding a technique scribbled in a book, and so on.
• No reductions or coupons of any kind can be applied to your character while an academy student, except for those earned from the academy rp. • Can not learn any techniques in Buki, Tai, or Alteration styles. • Technique Points (TP) are unable to be sought after, used, or gained while an academy student.
Academy Student Graduation Info: For Wanderers and Rogues: There is only one way to graduate to D-rank:
• Earn 3,000 A.C. (Missions Thread) • A.C. is reduced to zero [0] upon completion. • A Graduation Scroll (a 10 slot normal library and an Academy PA) will be available as an additional reward for the first completed mission once you're a D-rank. • An Academy PA is a PA which is only valid when in/around an academy, or dealing specifically with academies. • Can no longer take Academy Missions after graduation.
For Villages: There are two ways to graduate to a Genin:
You will be hard promoted to Genin. You will miss out on the Exam Attendee PA, but will still gain the Graduation Scroll. You do not have to wait for Kage permission/recognition to begin rp-ing as a Genin. Can no longer take Academy Missions. You will not auto-learn missing tech and knowledge that Genin start with.
-_-_-OR Learn all possible E-ranks, and take the test.
You will be promoted to Genin if you pass. Failing does not end your career, but there is a one [1] week penalty to being able to try again. Your test will usually require a technique demonstration in class, and another undefined test held by your teacher or any Chuunin+ ranked character. Passing means that you're able to accept the Exam Attendee PA, which gives a 5 slot library, to be used per normal library usage. You'll also no longer be able to take Academy Missions.
• Once a Genin, pick your class(es) and accept the Graduation Scroll. (a 10 slot normal library + Academy PA) • An Academy PA is a PA which is only valid when in/around an academy, or dealing specifically with academies. • Weapons and armor on your rpc at the time of graduation can have their name or village symbol engraved on them for free. • All accumulated A.C. is reduced back to zero [0].
Academy Student Training Incentives: • Coupon effects are unable to be combined.
Training Coupons [Learn a same body ranked technique in one [1] post]
• Earn one [1] for every five [5] techniques learned.
Tutor Coupons [Teach your student a technique of their body rank in one [1] post]
• Earn one [1] for learning the starting six [6] techniques Genin begin with. • Earn one [1] for teaching the starting six [6] techniques Genin begin with, to another classmate, or a combination thereof to multiple classmates. • Earn one [1] for learning all ten [10] Formless Types (including the four [4] kinds of traps).
A.C. Coupons [Grants an additional 50% of the missions' stated A.C. reward(s)]
• Earn one [1] for every ten [10] techniques learned. • Learning E-Ranked in all Formless Weapon Types earns two [2] AC Coupons.
Mentor Coupons [The next ten [10] techniques require one [1] post less to learn]
• Earn one [1] for every twenty [20] techniques learned. • Does not reduce one [1] post learning to zero [0].
Mission Coupons [Miraculously complete a same body ranked mission in one [1] post]
• Earn one [1] for every two [2] Academy Missions completed. • Does not count travel time.
Ryou Coupons [Grants 2x the missions' stated ryou reward(s)]
• Earn one [1] for learning all ten [10] E-Ranked Maruton techniques. • Every fifth [5th] Formless Weapon Style (up to E-Ranked) learned earns a Ryo Coupon.
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 11:56 am
Transplant System Eyes, DNA, and those too lost to themselves
㊝ Basic Guidelines ㊝
㊝ Number of Transplants Performed : Five
D e s c r i p t i o n: ___Transplanting is the act of taking someone else's organs or DNA and using it for your own. Sometimes it is to save a life, for others it is to take it away from them. As such, people will be hunted down, while those that hunt will soon become prey. Tables will flip in frustration, and tears of blood will pour out onto the streets. Worlds away in other countries, mothers will be saved with needed blood, children will be able to walk once more, and the dying will see the light of day as they have never before seen it. To reiterate, implants are not recommended for those beginning their shinobi journey.
D e s c r i p t i o n: ___There are plenty of transplant stories based around eye snatching, poison gland stealing, and the adding ons of animal parts to create truly monstrous humanoids. In general, it takes a certain level of chakra to maintain an active transplant or use its jutsu abilities, while simply adding something on takes away that amount permanently. The active chakra level (for guild purposes) refers to either chakra or stamina. Example: Kakashi has quite a lot of chakra, totaling 3320, and wants to implant the Sharingan that Obito gave to him. As their medical teammate performs the transfer, Kakashi loses 320 chakra off of his maximum, bringing it down to an even 3000. Later on, he starts his training regime, and ends up getting to the third tomoe stage and the first awoken stage for implants. Now in battle, Kakashi has used several gigantic jutsu, bringing his chakra down to 2320, and he's getting desperate. Activating his implanted Sharingan (to the first stage) and lifting his eye patch, he has spent 320 chakra. Hoo boy, Kakashi is mad! Using a whole bunch of chakra as the fight drags on, Kakashi's chakra drops below 1000, causing his implant to deactivate. Tired and beaten down, his teammates catch up to save him.
I m p l a n t S t a g e s: ___Dormant Stage [0] The passive stage: This stage and its effects are always present. Accepting an implant into one's body requires permanently donating an amount of chakra. Recovery from the surgery also requires 10 posts of no training or fighting. Training for the 1st Awoken Stage cannot begin until that occurs. Requires a moderator to see that the implant is taking place, logically. _Basic Effects: • -320 off, spread between chakra and stamina pools as wished. • The spread is unable to be altered unless the implant is first removed.
___Awoken Stage [1] This is the first stage usage of the implant. This and all stages beyond it are activated / sustained stages. In addition to making use of the implant, the host will also gain certain characteristics which pertain to using it. DNA that is implanted will start to grow the original owner. Requires 10 posts of training to use this stage, as well as the below effects. The active chakra level includes any Sage Chakra gained from Sage Mode or Juin Seals, Demonic Chakra (like bijuu), stored chakra (like Akimichi or Aburame), or chakra gathered from sealed entities. _Basic Effects: • Sustain requirement: 1,000 minimum active (chakra + stamina) level. (not maximum amount) • Allows ocular jutsu to be used at twice [2x] the chakra cost with half [1/2] the ability. • Allows regular jutsu (which rely on said implant) to be used at twice [2x] the cost with half [1/2] the ability. • No techniques carry over from the previous owner. (must train anew) • Lungs, glands, etc, begin to apply their effects. (i.e. poison creation begins) • Jutsu and abilities from transplanted organs still affect their new owner. (ex. not immune to poison produced) • Implanted DNA causes a visual takeover, and is unusable.
___Awoken Stage [2] This is the second stage usage of the implant. This and all stages beyond it are activated / sustained stages. In addition to making use of the implant, the host will also gain certain characteristics which pertain to using it. DNA that is implanted will stop the growth of the original owner. Requires 10 posts of training to use this stage, as well as the below effects. The active chakra level includes any Sage Chakra gained from Sage Mode or Juin Seals, Demonic Chakra (like bijuu), stored chakra (like Akimichi or Aburame), or chakra gathered from sealed enemies. _Basic Effects: • Sustain requirement: 2,000 minimum active (chakra + stamina) level. (not maximum amount) • Allows ocular jutsu to be used at three-halves [1.5x] the chakra cost with ordinary ability. • Allows regular jutsu (which rely on said implant) to be used at the three-halves [1.5x] the cost with ordinary ability. • Lungs, glands, etc, apply their effects at a greater rate and ability. [1.5x] (i.e. poison creation enhances) • Jutsu and abilities from transplanted organs still affect their new owner. (ex. not immune to poison produced) • Implanted DNA stops the visual takeover, and is now entirely usable. (ex. using elemental kekkei genkai, personal attributes, etc)
___Awoken Stage [3] This is the third and final stage usage of the implant. In addition to making use of the implant, the host will also permanently gain certain characteristics which pertain to using it, while losing many of their previous characteristics. DNA that is implanted will overcome the current owner, bringing out the original owner. Requires 5 posts of training to activate this final stage. This stage ultimately resets the character to a new, permanent position. Not able to be used if the Clan or Bloodline that you are turning into is full. The host's original body is then considered the 'implant', and the Awoken Stages are reset. _Basic Effects: • Allows ocular jutsu to be used at normal costs with ordinary ability. • After activation, no techniques that were dependent on prior abilities carry over from the 'previous' owner. (i.e. the original rpc) • Lungs, glands, etc, apply their effects at an even greater rate and ability. [2.0x] (i.e. poison creation enhances greatly) • Organs transplanted take over the body, causing humans to become less humanoid in non-human transplants, and begin to act within the DNA rules. • Jutsu and abilities from transplanted organs do not harmfully affect their new owner. (ex. immunity to poison produced) • Implanted DNA takes over the individual, deleting most of the host's DNA. (example: Shakuton originally & hosts Mokuton, gets to this level, turns into Mokuton, loses all Shakuton specific characteristics as it becomes the 'implant') (example: Human originally & hosts a poison lizard sack, gets to this level, turns into a poison lizard, loses all human specific characteristics as it becomes the 'implant') (example: Byakugan originally & hosts a Sharingan, gets to this level, turns into an Uchiha, loses all Byakugan specific abilities as it becomes the 'implant') (example: Is a guy named John originally & hosts a terrifying little girl named Tsunade, gets to this level, turns into the terrifying little girl named Tsunade, loses all of John's specific abilities as it becomes the 'implant')
Special Ocular Rules:
___Sharingan _Effects: • Uchiha are born with a special attribute that negates the extra chakra cost for using Sharingan implants. • Sharingan transplants going into non-Uchiha will cause the eye to permanently remain active. (Covering it will put it into the dormancy stage, aside from the sustain requirement)
___Byakugan _Effects: • The Byakugan is able to be activated and deactivated as normal, aside from the sustain requirement.
___Rinnegan _Effects: • Rinnegan that are transplanted after becoming one will cause the eye to permanently remain active. (Covering it will put it into the dormancy stage, aside from the sustain requirement)
___Sakkakugan _Effects: • Cannot use the Sakkakugan within 1 post before or after using taijutsu or bukijutsu, due to its inherent frailty. • The Sakkakugan is able to be activated and deactivated as normal, aside from the sustain requirement.
___Kinmukugan _Effects: • The Kinmukugan is able to be activated and deactivated as normal, aside from the sustain requirement. • Focus Point durations are halved, except for in-clan transplants.
Special Elemental Kekkei Genkai Rules:
___Enton: Blaze Release _Effects: • Can only be used during the 2nd Awoken Stage. See the Sharingan regulations for additional rules.
___Hyouton: Ice Release _Effects: • Can be used during the 1st Awoken Stage.
___Mokuton: Wood Release _Effects: • +160 to the maximum chakra. _- or - • -160 to the activation & sustain requirements.
___Jiton: Magnet Release _Effects: • Iron sand can be melted by fire techniques at least one [1] rank higher than them. • 1 Jiton technique per post.
___Hatake Clan _Effects: • Those within the Hatake Clan can receive implants and use them for fifty percent [50%] less chakra.
___Shakuton: Scorch Release _Effects: • Not immune to dehydration effects, but techniques using them are considered one rank less in ability versus the host.
___Ranton: Storm Release _Effects: • Can be used during the 1st Awoken Stage.
___Bakuton: Explosion Release _Effects: • Physical Method users are not accustomed to absorbing close-range blasts. • Clay Method users require one [1] extra post of preparation time on jutsus that require it.
___Futton: Boil Release _Effects: • The user can be hurt by their own boil jutsus.
___Yōton: Lava Release _Effects: • Slight resistance to heat stemming from one's own techniques.
___Kōton: Steel Release _Effects: • 3 limbs max. • Requires ten [10] additional chakra for jutsu.
___Jinton: Speed Release _Effects: • Cannot use Jinton within 1 post before or after using taijutsu or bukijutsu, due to its inherent frailty.
___Jinton: Dust Release _Effects: • Konin+ requirement to handle.
___Yukiton: Snow Release _Effects: • To go into a non-Shinsetsu, it requires at least one [1] of the elements they use. (Fuuton or Suiton) • Not immune to the cold.
___Saiketsuton: Blood Release _Effects: • Requires Suiton affinity. • Blood does not regenerate quickly.
___Saketon: Alcohol Release _Effects: • Without the horns, the abilities become chaotic... wildly out of control!
___Konton: Soul Release _Effects: • Up to one [1] ability increasing techniques can be active on a single target at once.
___Kouton: Light Release _Effects: • The user can be blinded by their own light Jutsu.
___Kuuton: Void Release _Effects: • All non-custom Void Release Jutsu are considered one rank weaker.
___Seiton: Rust Release _Effects: • Base duration for coating techniques is six posts rather than eight.
Special Miscellaneous DNA & Organ Rules:
___Aburame DNA _Effects: • Insect recovery at 1/2 as fast. • All jutsu require handsigns.
___Akimichi DNA _Effects: • Calories given as chakra are reduced to 1/2.
___Kaguya DNA _Effects: • Someone of equal Chakra collides with your bones, they'll be broken.
___Hari Clan DNA _Effects: • Requires Doton or Katon affinity.
___Hojo DNA _Effects: • Requires Suiton affinity to be of use.
___Raigyo DNA _Effects: • Requires Fuuton affinity to be of use. • Does not retain the Katon immunity.
___Tenkei DNA _Effects: • Music affects everyone in the area.
___Poison Sacks _Effects: • Requires twice [2x] the amount of chakra to implant.
___Eyeballs _Effects: • Requires twice [2x] the amount of chakra to implant.
___Skins _Effects: • Requires twice [2x] the amount of chakra to implant.
___Skeletons _Effects: • Requires twice [2x] the amount of chakra to implant.
___Mammalian DNA _Effects: • Requires half [1/2] the amount of chakra to implant. • Becoming less human causes one to become more frail.
___Fungal DNA _Effects: • Requires half [1/2] the amount of chakra to implant. • Becoming less human causes one to become more frail.
___Aquatic DNA _Effects: • Requires half [1/2] the amount of chakra to implant. • Becoming less human causes one to become more frail.
___Avian DNA _Effects: • Requires half [1/2] the amount of chakra to implant. • Becoming less human causes one to become more frail.
___Bacterial DNA _Effects: • Requires half [1/2] the amount of chakra to implant. • Becoming less human causes one to become more frail.
___Viral RNA _Effects: • Requires half [1/2] the amount of chakra to implant. • Becoming less human causes one to become more frail.
___Plant DNA _Effects: • Requires half [1/2] the amount of chakra to implant. • Becoming less human causes one to become more frail.
-_-_-_-_-Ninja Title Guide -_-_-_-_-Limitations of the different titles.
-_-_-A c a d e m y Students of the Shinobi Academy (in-village), or of the Shinobi Way of Living. (Wanderers and Rogues) This is an alternate starting rank which every shinobi is allowed to perform. Even established rpcs are allowed to post [Origin Story] tagged posts to go through this, which will be considered its own separate time and space. Rogues will have their own difficulties without a solid Academy to attend, or steady missions giver to assist, but this rank is still possible for them to hold. You are fresh, able, and willing to begin your training to become a powerful ninja, and this is the way!
• After Induction Day, report to your academy's office for instructions.
-_-_-Training: • Your Academy Leader or Teacher must allow you to train, before you can begin. -_-_-(Technique scrolls can be obtained at Academies and Dojos.) -_-_-(You can learn E-rank Bloodline Techniques without Kage permission.) ○ Academy students cannot learn techniques above rank (E). • Academy students cannot learn any Alteration, Bukijutsu, or Taijutsu style techniques.
-_-_-G e n i n Graduates of the Shinobi Academy. The rank which everyone starts at. You are fresh, able, and willing to begin your training to become a powerful ninja!
• After approval, report to your Village Leader's office for instructions and a headband.
-_-_-Training:
• Your Village Leader must allow you to train before you can begin. -_-_-(Technique scrolls can be obtained at Academies and Dojos.) -_-_-(You can learn Bloodline Techniques without Kage permission.) ○ Genin cannot learn techniques above rank (B) • Genin cannot go beyond Stage Four [4] of any Bukijutsu or Taijutsu style.
-_-_-C h u u n i n Passed the Chuunin Exams, have you? Jolly good! But, remember, you've still got many obstacles ahead of you. Never forget your training, and never forget that you've always got room to grow. • A.C. recommended to advance to Chuunin: 5,000 credits. • At this rank, you are much more likely to be employed for missions!
-_-_-Training:
• Chuunin cannot learn techniques above rank (A) ○ Chuunin cannot go beyond Stage Five [5] of any Bukijutsu or Taijutsu style. ○ ANBU/Oinin: Needs "Apprentice" title in both Botany and Medical Field [Jobs]. As long as they have these titles, Shinobi can start training for ANBU/Oinin once they are given the title of Chuunin. However, they cannot go past "Initiate" in either job until they receive the title of Jounin.
-_-_-J o u n i n Promoted to Jounin, huh? Congratulations! You're now one of your village's elite. A strong, wise, and reliable shinobi who holds a good amount of the Village Leader's trust. Although you yourself can still build on your strengths, you are to the point where those below you require your teaching. Because of this, you will more than likely be chosen to be the head of a squad, or a sensei (teacher) altogether. • A.C. recommended to advance to Jounin: 20,000 credits.
-_-_-Branches:
At this point, shinobi are able to being training to become either an Anbu (Black Operative) or an Oinin (Hunter Ninja), with recognition by the Village Leader. ○ ANBU/Oinin: Needs "Apprentice" title in both Botany and Medical Field [Jobs]. As long as they have these titles, Shinobi can start training for ANBU/Oinin once they are given the title of Chuunin. However, they cannot go past "Initiate" in either job until they receive the title of Jounin.
-_-_-K o n i n Ah, a Konin! Also known as a Great Ninja, or S Level Shinobi. You've proven yourself to the world to be one of the strongest of the strong. There are still those in the world more powerful than you, but those who surpass you are few, and those willing to stand against you are ever more scarce. You are not necessarily evil, but there are those out there that see your strength as a malicious thing. • A.C. recommended to advance to Konin: 50,000 credits.
-_-_-Branches:
Those who have excelled in their efforts as an Anbu or Oinin have the opportune to attain the prestigious title of "Captain". The methods to obtain this title typically vary between villages- As availability is not always present. ○ ANBU/Oinin Captain: 65,000 credits [and ANBU/Oinin: Shadow]
-_-_-S a n n i n Oh my! A Sannin! A Breathing Legend! You're likely known world wide, at least, your name is... anyway. Power. Wisdom. Intelligence. Speed. Everything about you screams incredible! Though you are incredibly powerful, you still have your ties to your village, and are more than likely still loyal to your Village Leader. Just remember, never forget your duties as a teacher! • A.C. recommended to advance to Sannin: 100,000 credits
-_-_-Benefits:
You do not need to be in your village at all times, but your presence is always appreciated.
-_-_-K a g e The Kage, or Village Leader. The title reserved for those who have power beyond power. Though, it is not necessarily physical or chakra power. A Kage can be elected because of his sheer force of will. His devotion. His love for everyone within the village. One need only have the undying desire to protect his people to attain this title. Rewards :: 100% of the missions' Advancement Credits, Ryo, and all others. If a mission is assigned to a Group, said mission may only be claimed once by the Kage. Missions given by a Secretary are also able to have their rewards claimed by the Kage when both are concurrently in the office.
-_-_-Benefits:
You are the head of your village. Respected and adored. You hold final word within your village, and are ultimately responsible for the well being of your peoples. Greatly enhanced personal growth, as detailed above. Commands given personally are absolute. If a command is disobeyed, the Kage must assign an appropriate penalty to keep order intact.
-_-_-Restrictions:
If a Kage is absent from his village for too long, worry will raise. It is very important you remain in your village whenever possible so that you may help your villagers. Non-adequate penalties given to disobeyed commands will produce more chaos in the village.
-_-_-_-_-Miscellaneous Titles -_-_-_-_-Extra notes for all the folks!
-_-_-S e c r e t a r i e s Secretaries have access to the following:
Assignment: All mission ranks. (Exemption: [Jobs]) Profiles: General overview, as in Bloodline, Classes, elemental affinities, body rank, and title rank. (Exemption: Specifics such as non-shown Juin, abilities, knowledge, inventory, and so on that may be listed on the profile.)
-_-_-Benefits:
You are the assistant to the head of your village. Well respected and adored. You hold great influence within your village, and are heavily responsible for the well being of your fellow peoples.
A.C. :: 1/4 of an assigned missions' non-bonus Advancement Credits are gained. Ryo :: 1/4 of an assigned missions' non-bonus ryo are gained.
-_-_-Restrictions:
Secretaries have no leadership abilities other than Mission assignment and day to day office affairs. Missions not assigned by you are not claimable. Missions that contain subset missions or follow-up missions are not available for A.C., Ryo, or other rewards claiming. [Jobs] and Extenuating Circumstances missions are also not available for claiming. If a mission is assigned to a Group, said mission may only be claimed once by the Secretary. It is very important that you remain in your village's office whenever possible, so that you may help your fellow villagers. If the Kage is absent from the office, it is the Secretary's duty to be present, and update them when they return.
-_-_-L e a d e r s & C a p t a i n s Leaders & Captains of squads share many of the same abilities. Leaders are those that are usually one rank higher than the rest of the squad, enact all mission details as requested, and guide the squad through any learning opportunities. Captains have multiple Leaders and many squads underneath them, giving direction for many folks, and are usually one rank higher than the Squad Leaders they employ.
-_-_-Benefits:
You are the head of your squad(s). You are responsible for the well being of those under your guidance. When given a mission or task, it is up to you to interpret, understand, and get the job done in any way possible! Shinobi that disobey a Squad Leader's command during a mission receive a 50% reduction in rewards. Shinobi that disobey a Captain (Anbu, Oinin, or otherwise) during a mission receive a 100% reduction in rewards. If 5+ separate commands are given (and followed) during a mission, A.C./Ryo rewards are increased by 10% for all involved.
-_-_-Restrictions:
Inability to successfully complete a given mission will result in said missions' A.C. reduction. (Title rank only) The lives in your squad(s) are in your hands while out on the mission. It is your duty to protect them if they cannot protect themselves!
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 11:58 am
-_-_-_-_-Ninja Body Rank Guide -_-_-_-_-Limitations of the different rankings.
-_-_-E-Ranked Shinobi Students of the Shinobi Academy (in-village), or of the Shinobi Way of Living. (Wanderers and Rogues) This is an alternate starting rank which every shinobi is allowed to perform. Even established rpcs are allowed to post [Origin Story] tagged posts to go through this, which will be considered its own separate time and space. Rogues will have their own difficulties without a solid Academy to attend, or steady missions giver to assist, but this rank is still possible for them to hold. You are fresh, able, and willing to begin your training to become a powerful ninja, and this is the way!
• This is an alternate starting rank, for those wishing a deeper level of role play.
-_-_-More Info: • Academy students are usually very young when they begin, under 10 years of age, but this isn't always the case! -_-_-Many students don't make it past the academy exams on their first try. -_-_-Unless of a famous family, students will go mostly unrecognized in public. ○ Students are usually as powerful as a regular civilian, only with access to techniques!
-_-_-D-Ranked Shinobi Graduates of the Shinobi Academy. The rank which everyone starts at. You are competent, able, and willing to begin your training to become a powerful ninja! This rank denotes your beginnings in the world of the Shinobi.
• New Characters Begin as D-Ranked Shinobi, and through missions and training may increase their rank. • Generally D-Rank Shinobi are compared in power to a Genin.
-_-_-More Info:
• Your Village Leader must allow you to train before you can begin. (Technique scrolls can be obtained at Academies and Dojos.)
-_-_-C-Ranked Shinobi Dedication to body and mind has gotten you far, or perhaps you're a gifted craftsman for a Shinobi village and your exploits are finally paying off? Either way you've reached a higher plane of mental and physical acuity. Never forget your training, and never forget that you've always got room to grow.
• A.C. required to become C-Rank: 5,000 credits. • At this rank, you generally show more promise than those who have just graduated from the Shinobi Academy.
-_-_-More Info:
• C-Rank Shinobi attain the second level of Stamina and Chakra from their class. • C-Ranked Shinobi are generally considered on Par with a Chuunin.
-_-_-B-Ranked Shinobi You surely are dedicated to your pursuits and interests, aren't you? B-Ranked shinobi are exemplars of their craft or dedication to training their physical or intellectual pursuits. Although you yourself can still build on your strengths, you are to the point where those below you may require your assistance.
• A.C. required to advance to B-Rank: 20,000 credits.
-_-_-More Info:
• B-Ranked Shinobi are often considered the equivalent of a Jounin.
-_-_-A-Ranked Shinobi You continue to grow by leaps and bounds, championing your chosen path, although your rank in your village may not exactly share this information. You have spent months if not years dedicated to your chosen path, increasing both your mental and physical acuity. You are not necessarily evil, but there are those out there that see your strength as a malicious thing.
• A.C. required to advance to A-Rank: 50,000 credits.
-_-_-More Info:
• Those who reach A-Rank are considered, most often, equivalent to a Jounin in power and knowledge. • Those who have excelled in their efforts to this point are shining beacons of what shinobi or craftsmen should be. And while their villages may not recognize them solely for this, their accumulated knowledge and power is a target to some, and a source of inspiration to others.
-_-_-S-Ranked Shinobi The perfection of accumulated knowledge and a wealth of experiences. You're likely known world wide, at least, your name is... anyway. Everything about your skill screams incredible! Though you are incredibly knowledgeable, you still have your ties to your village, and are more than likely still loyal to your Village Leader.
• A.C. required to advance to S-Rank: 100,000 credits
-_-_-More Info:
• S-Ranked Shinobi are often considered equivalent to Sannin in the breadth of knowledge and strengths, or well known as Master Craftsmen. • Whether through force of body, knowledge and repertoire of jutsu, or by the fine items you have crafted, your name is well known to the world, or at least among your village.
-_-_-S+Ranked Shinobi You are legendary, a myth. Is it true you even exist? Your wealth of knowledge and skill transcends human limits, and you are not one to be trifled with. Village Leaders respect you and may even seek you out for advice. And although you may still have ties to your village, you go wherever the wind takes you.
• A.C. required to advance to S+Rank: 200,000+ credits
-_-_-More Info:
• S+-Ranked Shinobi are incredibly rare, and represent the pinnacle of hard work and determination. • Your name is considered a legend, and you are likely in the history books for your actions. Young shinobi are raised hearing tales of your plights and your victories. Or they could even know you for how dangerous you are, should you have committed a great evil.
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Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 12:00 pm
-_-_-_-_-Torekkā Title Guide -_-_-_-_-Limitations of the different titles.
_-_-_It's all about assisting. Call on me!!! -_-_-E-ranked Shinobi Hyouhakusha [ Vagabond ] For the exceptionally young or inexperienced rogues, who haven't even yet learned the basic E-rank techniques. -_-_-• This is an alternate rank start.
-_-_-More Info: • Almost any background, diverse or not, can be made to lead into this rank. -_-_-Unlike a village shinobi, rogues are not usually constrained by governing bodies. -_-_-This rank has its own structure, as provided by the above post.
-_-_-D-Ranked Shinobi Watarimono [ Wanderer ] This is the rank that one would start at if they did not start within a village. Opposed to Hizoku [ Bandit ], Watarimono [ Wanderer ] are viewed positively. Folks that leave a home village before becoming a Chuunin gain the title of 'Rogue Genin', and are usually the first to be captured or killed. • This is the normal rank start. • Has no Fame A.C. requirement, unless trying to graduate from Vagabond.
-_-_-More Info: • New Characters Begin as D-Ranked rogues, and through missions and training may increase their rank. • Generally, D-Rank rogues are compared in power and fame to a Genin. -_-_-Sneaky rogues of higher power often try to mask themselves as a D-ranked rogue, to avoid the eyes of the more powerful villages.
-_-_-C-Ranked Shinobi Douchousha [ Traveler ] About the same power as a Chuunin, these folks have only begun to be a boon to the more disorganized and less well protected villages. • A.C. required to advance to C-Rank: 6,250 credits. • Well established, but smaller, Wanderer villages will have many Travelers.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Chuunin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Chuunin' instead of 'Traveler'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-B-Ranked Shinobi Rakugosha [ Straggler ] Generally as powerful as a Jounin, these folks are looking to help people, create awe inspiring events, and lead the way in foreign territories. • A.C. required to advance to B-Rank: 25,000 credits. • Well established, but smaller, Wanderer villages may have a Straggler or two.
-_-_-More Info, and Branches: • Being a Jounin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Jounin' instead of 'Straggler'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-B-Ranked Shinobi, Branch Meiyoshimin [ Honorary Citizen ] Usually seen as greatly respectful to their former villages, owners of this rank have access to either privilege, but not both, making them formidable allies. • A.C. required to advance to this: 25,000 credits. • Is more of a formal title than an actual rank.
-_-_-More Info, and Branches: • Being an A.N.B.U. or Oinin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue A.N.B.U.' or 'Rogue Oinin' instead of 'Honorary Citizen'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-A-Ranked Shinobi Rurousha [ Nomad ] A wonderful name given to an even more wonderful shinobi, these are on par with Konin. They can easily find ways to sneak into and out from villages with their plethora of jutsu, preventing massive damage either from the inside or out. • A.C. required to advance to A-Rank: 62,500 credits. • Rurousha are few and far between, with perhaps only a single one amongst many lesser villages.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Konin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Konin' instead of 'Nomad'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-A-Ranked Shinobi, Branch Kokushi [ Distinguished Citizen ] Those with this rank are quite adept at doing missions which lower their public Fame. • A.C. required to advance to this: 81,250 credits. • Requires having previously had the Meiyoshimin [ Honorary Citizen ] title, being of the A.N.B.U. or Oinin corps previous to leaving the village, or previously being an A.N.B.U. Captain or Oinin Captain.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Captain previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Anbu Captain' or 'Rogue Oinin Captain' instead of 'Distinguished Citizen'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-S-Ranked Shinobi Boukensha [ Adventurer ] Known to all by now, the wanderer with this rank is sure to have plenty of famous acts under his or her wings. Easily able to save entire segments of population with mere whims of movements, these are not to be underestimated. • A.C. required to advance to S-Rank: 125,000 credits.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Konin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Sannin' instead of 'Adventurer'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-S+Ranked Shinobi Sekaijin [ World Citizen ] This is a special rank, denoted by the true Kages of the 5 villages, of someone that is of the Boukensha [ Adventurer ] Fame Rank that suddenly has no Public Fame Rank. This person seems to have dropped off the face of the planet even though people should know of them, and yet still continues to assist everyone and everything around them. • A.C. required to advance to S+Rank: 125,000 credits, no Public Fame, no other current & active World Citizen, and the 5 Kages' approval notice. • There can only be one at a time, as World Citizens can't co-exist with each other. • A World Citizen gains the same bonuses and abilities as other stated Kages. • Kages that become a 'Rogue Kage' have a long ways to go to reduce their Public Fame if wanting a chance at this title.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Kage previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Kage' instead of 'World Citizen'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2019 12:01 pm
-_-_-_-_-Rogue Title Guide -_-_-_-_-Limitations of the different titles.
_-_-_It's all about the Infamy. Know my name!!! -_-_-E-ranked Shinobi Hyouhakusha [ Vagabond ] For the exceptionally young or inexperienced rogues, who haven't even yet learned the basic E-rank techniques. -_-_-• This is an alternate rank start.
-_-_-More Info: • Almost any background, diverse or not, can be made to lead into this rank. -_-_-Unlike a village shinobi, rogues are not usually constrained by governing bodies. -_-_-This rank has its own structure, as provided by the above post.
-_-_-D-Ranked Shinobi Hizoku [ Bandit ] This is the rank that one would start at if they did not start within a village. Opposed to Watarimono [ Wanderer ], Hizoku [ Bandit ] are viewed negatively. Folks that leave a home village before becoming a Chuunin gain the title of 'Rogue Genin', and are usually the first to be captured or killed. • This is the normal rank start. • Has no Fame A.C. requirement, unless trying to graduate from Vagabond.
-_-_-More Info: • New Characters Begin as D-Ranked rogues, and through missions and training may increase their rank. • Generally, D-Rank rogues are compared in power and fame to a Genin. -_-_-Sneaky rogues of higher power often try to mask themselves as a D-ranked rogue, to avoid the eyes of the more powerful villages.
-_-_-C-Ranked Shinobi Sanzoku [ Brigand ] About the same power as a Chuunin, these folks have only begun to be an irritant to the more solidified and well protected villages. • A.C. required to advance to C-Rank: 6,250 credits. • Well established, but smaller, Rogue villages will have many Brigands.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Chuunin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Chuunin' instead of 'Brigand'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-B-Ranked Shinobi Kyouto [ Outlaw ] Generally as powerful as a Jounin, these folks are looking to wreck people's faces, create great disdain, and cause mayhem within the villages upon which they prey. • A.C. required to advance to B-Rank: 25,000 credits. • Well established, but smaller, Rogue villages may have an Outlaw or two.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Jounin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Jounin' instead of 'Outlaw'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-B-Ranked Shinobi, Branch Kaizoku [ Pirate ] Seen as greatly disrespectful to their former villages, owners of this rank have access to either privilege, but not both, making them formidable enemies. • A.C. required to advance to this: 25,000 credits. • Is more of a formal title than an actual rank.
-_-_-More Info: • Being an A.N.B.U. or Oinin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue A.N.B.U.' or 'Rogue Oinin' instead of 'Pirate'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-A-Ranked Shinobi Hiretsukan [ b*****d ] A terrible name given to a terrible shinobi, these are on par with Konin. They can easily find ways to sneak into and out from villages with their plethora of jutsu, causing massive damage either from the inside or out. • A.C. required to advance to A-Rank: 62,500 credits. • Hiretsukan are few and far between, with perhaps only a single one amongst many lesser villages.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Konin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Konin' instead of 'b*****d'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-A-Ranked Shinobi, Branch Kyozoku [ Big-time Pirate ] This is more of a formal title than anything, as those with this rank are quite adept at doing missions which lower their public Infamy. • A.C. required to advance to this: 81,250 credits. • Requires having previously had the Kyozoku [ Big-time Pirate ] title, being of the A.N.B.U. or Oinin corps previous to leaving the village, or previously being an A.N.B.U. Captain or Oinin Captain.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Captain previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Anbu Captain' or 'Rogue Oinin Captain' instead of 'Big-Time Pirate'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-S-Ranked Shinobi Hyoutou [ Highwayman ] Known to all by now, the nuke-nin with this rank is sure to have plenty of infamous acts under his or her wings. Easily able to wipe out entire segments of population just for the giggles, these are not to be underestimated. • A.C. required to advance to S-Rank: 125,000 credits.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Konin previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Sannin' instead of 'Highwayman'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
-_-_-S+Ranked Shinobi Seijika [ Politician ] This is a special rank, denoted by the true Kages of the 5 villages, of someone that is of the Seijika [ Politician ] Infamy Rank that suddenly has no Public Fame Rank. This person seems to have dropped off the face of the planet even though people should know of them, and yet still continues to devastate everyone and everything around them. • A.C. required to advance to S+Rank: 125,000 credits, no Public Infamy, no other current & active Politician, and the 5 Kages' approval notice. • There can only be one at a time, as Politicians can't co-exist with each other. • A Politician gains the same bonuses and abilities as other stated Kages. • Kages that become a 'Rogue Kage' have a long ways to go to reduce their Public Infamy if wanting a chance at this title.
-_-_-More Info: • Being a Kage previous to leaving gains the title of 'Rogue Kage' instead of 'Politician'. -_-_-This is only for starting, as any fluctuation between title ranks will overwrite it.
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