More Hanamajo Techs

[PandaMattMatt]

Plant Release: Forbidden Garden

Type: Ninjutsu [Hanamajo | Plant | AoE | Seal-Less]

Rank: Jounin

Cost: 35 Chakra

Damage: 10

Effects: This technique targets only opponents.

Description: Without even a gesture, a sudden wall of tall, thick grass erupts from the ground. The sharp blades of green assault each opponent in wide swatches, but allies remain completely untouched.

Points: 1

Plant Release: Fingers of the Dead

Type: Ninjutsu [Hanamajo | Plant | Set-Trap]

Rank: Chuunin

Cost: 150 Chakra

Damage: N/A

Effects: Opponent is afflicted with 2 turns of "Bound [Paired Arms]" and 1 turn of "Shackled [Paired Legs]"

Description: A strangely, but aptly, named technique from the Hanamajo arsenal. Once triggered, dozens of thick, green vines with red leaves erupt from the ground grasping at the victim's arms and legs. The color of the vines and the way that they burst from the ground is reminiscent of the hands of the dead clawing their way through the soil.

Points: 5

Status Effects and Rules

Area of Effect

If you want an Area of Effect jutsu that does not target allies it will cost four times the final cost of the technique instead of three times.

Sealless

Requirements for Sealless Jutsu

- Sealless jutsu need to be Jounin+ rank.

- Sealless jutsu cost +50% of the total cost of the jutsu, rounded down.

Bound [Paired Arms]

You may not use any action requiring your hands. A character may only be afflicted with "Bound [Arm]" or "Bound [Paired Arms]" for six (6) total turns per battle.

Max Duration: 3

CP: 50/turn

Shackled [Paired Legs]

You get -25% Speed and -30% Evasion. You may not use any action requiring your legs. Cannot be stacked with 'Hamstrung'. A character may only be afflicted with "Shackled [Leg]" or "Shackled [Paired Legs]" for six (6) total turns per battle.

Max Duration: 3

CP: 50/turn

Edited June 8, 2015 by PandaMattMatt

[PandaMattMatt]

Bump

[PandaMattMatt]

Bump

[Hardcore Skittlez]

First two look good, third one is a little confusing. It states that you're "healing" individuals when it's a barrier technique. Also, what purpose could giving an opponent a barrier possibly serve?

[PandaMattMatt]

So, yeah, the last one is experimental. Yes, you can either choose to heal the target of the barrier, (Self, Ally or Opponent) or you may heal the user while placing a barrier around the target.

 

The benefit of placing a barrier around a target is that they would have to destroy the barrier before even being able to target anyone else. Since it's like a dome, they would be unable to target anyone outside of the barrier unless they had a technique that could be used from behind the barrier as per barrier rules. The Opponent's team could also attempt to break the barrier, but as per barrier rules, any roll over damage must be rolled to dodge. So it's an experimental technique for sure, but not completely useless, or at least I believe it deserves playtesting before being classified as useless. (Not that you called it that! I'm just saying that if it doesn't work, it would be useless, but if it does work, it's a new form of offense for defensive characters! )

[PandaMattMatt]

Removed the last technique, which admittedly wasn't a very properly presented technique, so these two should be pretty by the books.

[PandaMattMatt]

Bump

[Cellar Door]

1: I could be wrong, because I'm not entirely sure about the relationship between AoE and Seal-Less, but;

If you apply jonin ratios to 10 damage, the cost is 6. Mulitply that by 4, and you get 24. Add half again to that for the no seals and you come up with 36 Chakra for the final cost. Seems like you're overpaying by like 175%

2: Approved

[PandaMattMatt]

I must have been high or something, fixed

[Cellar Door]

Approved.

[Hardcore Skittlez]

Approved