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Teachings of Jizō | Jizō no Oshie | 地蔵の教え Description: Named for the Bodhisattva known for wielding the Shakujō, Jizō Bosatsu, the taijutsu style of the Ninja Monks is a study in discipline and harmony, a fusion of jutsus that utilize the Ninsō teachings of balance and unity to create one cohesive whole. The style is a never-ending barrage of jutsus in action, its efforts focused towards reducing the strain of these taxing moves on their user, and though the true Fūinjutsu techniques are reserved for only the most skilled of Ninja Monks, a successful flurry of strikes is often capped of by a chakra-imbued blow to one of the Tenketsu points drilled into a practitioner during their training, sealing off a measure of the opponent's abilities for a time. Effects: Allows user to generate ‘Jizō’ Charges, up to a maximum of five (5). Jizō Charges are gained whenever a Jizō Style Hybrid technique with Taijutsu as one of its components successfully hits. Jizō Charges can be used for any of the following purposes: 1. The user may spend one or more Jizō Charges whenever using a Teachings of Jizō technique, to reduce the chakra and stamina costs by 5x% respectively, where x represents the number of Charges spent. 2. Whenever using a Teachings of Jizō technique, the user may spend two (2) Jizō Charges to apply one (1) turn of Quarantine [Ninjutsu/Taijutsu/Genjutsu] to that technique. Normal battle limits for the Quarantine status effect apply to this ability as well. 3. The user may perform a technique that requires the use of Jizō Charges. Cost: -1
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