Hanamajo

[PandaMattMatt]

Plant Release: Binding Crimson Leaf
Type: Ninjutsu [Plant | Clan; Hanamajo | Set-Trap]
Rank: Chuunin
Cost: 120 Chakra
Damage: N/A
Effects: Opponent is under the effects of Quarantine: [Ninjutsu, Taijutsu or Genjutsu] for 3 turns. The User must specify which Quarantine effect is chosen when this jutsu is used.
Description: A ninjutsu trap disguised as a form of vegetation that shuts down certain parts of the opponent's brain. When triggered, a design of crimson red leaves begin to crawl up the victim's body. The markings encompass the arms and legs to shut down the brain's ability to access the muscle memory of Taijutsu techniques, the face and forehead when shutting down genjutsu, and the chest and neck when nulling ninjutsu.
Points: 12 jp
 
Plant Release: Paranoia Pollen
Type: Ninjutsu [Plant | Clan; Hanamajo | Set-Trap]
Rank: Chuunin
Cost: 120 Chakra
Damage: N/A
Effects: Opponent is "Afraid; 2" for 3 turns.
Description: This trap releases a psychotropic pollen specifically engineered to induce a fear response in the target. 
Points: 4 jp
 
Flower Release: Scattering Sakura Blossoms
Type: Ninjutsu [Plant | Clan; Hanamajo | RPJ]
Rank: Jounin
Cost: X chakra
Damage: N/A
Effects: User negates the effects and damage of a single physical attack, of equal or lesser rank to the user, aimed at them. This technique has a base 5% chance to fail and may only be used 2 times per battle. The User loses their main phase.
Description: Sakura blossoms are known to represent the transience of life and are often used in funeral arrangements, so it is with only a touch of irony that the Hanamajo decided that it was a suitable flower to prevent death altogether. Utilizing this technique requires split second reaction time and a complete mastery of ninjutsu heandseals. When threatened by an attack of tremendous strength, the Hanamajo is able to temporarily become what appears to be nothing but a swirling mass of pink and white sakura petals floating on the wind.
Points: 8 jp

Edited September 18, 2017 by PandaMattMatt

[cntrstrk14]

First two look fine. "Upon success, the user loses their main phase." RPJ cost the Main Phase on use, not on success. If you roll the fail % you lose out.

[PandaMattMatt]

Edited

[cntrstrk14]

You don't need to say "This technique has a base 5% chance to fail" since that is the base fail chance (assumed if not said).

But that isn't going to stop an approval.

 

[Hardcore Skittlez]

Approved

[PandaMattMatt]

The middle one referenced "Petrified" which doesn't exist anymore. Swapped it for Afraid; 2

[Tsu]

[Pwnzie]

Approved.