wolfnin Posted April 12, 2018 Posted April 12, 2018 (edited) Harmonious Blending While some decide to specialize in a single martial arts discipline, some utilize a mixture of different aspect of various martial arts in order to accomplish a single goal of breaking through a fighter's defense and inhibit their ability to fight. While many may or may not have had formal martial arts training, experience throughout the years has allowed them to use whatever is available in their repertoire to strike with continuous and fluid movements, breaking down the target with hit after hit. This fluid movement and going with 'what feels right', allows for a shinobi to strike through defenses and avoid the harshest of attacks. Effect: This taijutsu style is for [Styleless] jutsu. Harmonious Charges may be used in the following two (2) ways: For each 'Harmonious Charge' the user holds, reduce the chance to fail of a [Styleless] taijutsu technique by 5%, to a minimum of 5%. The user may spend one (1) harmonious charge to add one (1) turn of exposed to a [Styleless] taijutsu used in the main phase. Cost: -2sp Edited May 22, 2019 by wolfnin Quote
Peregine Posted April 24, 2018 Posted April 24, 2018 I'm assuming charges are gained by hitting with style jutsu, is that right? I think this is fine if so. Quote
Kouta Posted April 27, 2018 Posted April 27, 2018 On a purely mechanical note: -- You need to declare that you gain charges on successful hits. Assumptions are bad. -- Spend 1 charge to have a [Style] Taijutsu gain the effect: "This jutsu inflicts 1 turn of Exposed". The way you have it written, Exposed is auto inflicted and cannot be avoided. -- The second ability in that line is a second ability. Break it out. 1 lets you add it to Jutsu. 1 lets you enhance the reduction already present on an Exposed. -- Then you should strike the third ability, because a Tai Style shouldn't have 3 abilities. Or if it does its cost needs to go up. On a personal note: -- Your restriction is not a restriction. All it does is prevent you from turning this into an Advanced Tai Style. Because you aren't gonna buy a bunch of Tai Styles in any traditional build. Style Switching in Taijutsu is almost always a bad plan, unlike Element Switching or even Archetype Switching. Quote
wolfnin Posted May 8, 2018 Author Posted May 8, 2018 It's not need to be stated in the skill, because its already on the main site: Quote Every time a technique of the particular style strikes an opponent, the user of the technique will gain one <style> charge. As for the second part of the first ability, I removed it. Also the restriction was just for flavor reasons, but aight. Quote
Kouta Posted July 19, 2018 Posted July 19, 2018 (edited) And then just for sake of knowing when this applies, what is your [Style] tag? [Harmonious Blending]? [Blending]? You'll need to reference it in both of your abilities, so that your style isn't affecting non-styled techniques. As it is written, you could use those abilities on any taijutsu you know, regardless of style. And your first ability still auto-inflicts Exposed. "(1) harmonious charge to add 1 turn of 'Exposed' to a [Style] Taijutsu used in the main phase." is my suggestion. Edited July 19, 2018 by Kouta Quote
wolfnin Posted July 19, 2018 Author Posted July 19, 2018 It is only affecting non-style taijutsu, that was the original reason why I had put in "Character with this skill may not take any other taijutsu style". If sp cost is an issue, I don't mind bumping that up due to it affecting general taijutsu Quote
Kouta Posted July 19, 2018 Posted July 19, 2018 So [Styleless]. Like [Void] jutsu, anything without a style is [Styleless] by default. Quote
cntrstrk14 Posted July 22, 2018 Posted July 22, 2018 You need to mention somewhere in the effect that this is a style for [Styleless] or something. Right now it doesn't define what this is for and technically you can't gain charges because you never say what type of jutsu are part of this 'Style'. Just add a line in the effect like "This is a Taijutsu Style for [Styleless] jutsu." Quote
Princess Posted June 9, 2019 Posted June 9, 2019 You've met everyone's requests, exposed is within the cost range of a charge, and the fail chance reduction I don't see a huge problem with either. Pegging it to styleless stuff is interesting, be keen to see how it goes. Approved. Quote
almondsAndRain Posted November 1, 2019 Posted November 1, 2019 This needs a way for the user to lose Harmonious Charges, because of the passive effect. Quote