Role-Play Information Index

Alrighty, first thing is first. We are not completely throwing away the old stat system, but kind of modifying it in a way. The way that it will be represented now with be more focused on the individual stats instead of overall growth while also creating a more realistic growth curve as the character progresses. In essence, the further along you go, the harder it will be to become stronger in a particular area. In the same light, it is much easier to get stronger right off the bat, as it would be normally since you are just learning a specific thing so there is a great deal of room for improvement. I will go into further detail below regarding how the system has been tweaked but for the most part it is the same. All of the stats still do the same thing and none of them have been removed and no new stats have been added. Most importantly though, there are two very specific changes that will take place.

#1: You can now cap your character in every stat with enough work with the cap being set at 1000. Previously you could not cap in a specific stat that was opposite your class. With the increased difficult of your class' opposite stat, I have now seen it fit to allow that.

#2: While your natural stats will cap out at 1000 you can exceed that limit with the use of releases and abilities. For example, if you have 1000 Strength, and you have an ability that increases your Strength by 1.05, then it would be boosted to 1050 for the duration of that ability.

The system works off of points. To obtain these points you post, and your posts will be rewarded with stat points based on a number of statistics that the admin staff will analyze them for. For greater details in regards to gaining points and post analysis, you can check the post specifically dedicated to it.

Sprinter: The faster set of characters. Faster characters have a much higher chance of hitting what they want. Main stat is Speed; Opposite stat is Endurance.

Berserker: The stronger set of characters. Stronger characters cause more damage to what they hit, do better at blocking and can lift more. Main stat is Strength; Opposite stat is Speed.

Guardian: Characters who can last a set of time. Characters with more stamina, can take a lot more damage before falling. Main stat is Endurance; Opposite stat is Dexterity.

Caster: Characters who are best at energy based attacks. Characters with more Energy can learn higher end energy techniques and energy based attacks will be stronger compared. Main stat is Energy; Opposite stat is Strength.

Eagle Eye: Characters who can perceive things going on around them at a heightened rate. They are cool under pressure and can see things coming at them. Main stat is Perception; Opposite stat is Energy.

Nimble: Individuals who are not necessarily fast, but are quick to respond. They have a heightened physical reaction time and could be described as rather twitchy. Main stat is Dexterity; Opposite stat is Perception.

Once your character is approved, make a thread in the CHARACTER SHEET section with your stats in it. If you are a new player then that means you get to start with 50 points that you may apply at your discretion (There must be at least 1 point in each stat at minimum in addition to the 25% rule). If for whatever reason you may be starting at a higher level, you will be assigned the number of skill points you start with for your new character and then just have to do the math to determine your stats and power.

IMPORTANT: Your weakest stat always has to be at least 25% of your highest, this means that if you have 500 Strength you can not have any stat below 125 points.


Stats

Power: Power is what determines your characters overall ability and, well, power. It is determined by combining all of your stats and multiplying them by 50. E.G: If you have 100 in each stat, combine them to 600, then multiply that number by 50; The resulting number would be 30,000 which is your characters power rating. Power dictates when you can learn certain racial abilities, releases, and apply for ranks. There are also benefits/deficits in combat depending on if you are stronger/weaker than whoever you may be fighting and how large that gap is.

Speed: Speed has to deal with how fast your character moves and how fast their physical attacks move.

Strength: Strength has to deal with the raw strength of your character. Characters with more strength can lift more, cause a wider area of damage when they strike and deal more damage. With enough strength, you only need to hit someone a few times to drop them.

Dexterity: Dexterity is a measure of your characters physical reaction speed and ability. Once your perception has checked to see if you can perceive and process the information you have received, your dexterity will determine if you can physically react to it quickly enough.

Endurance: Endurance is purely how much of a beating your character can take before they go down for the count. The more of it you have, the higher the scale of damage you are capable of absorbing. This typically matches up against an opponents Strength/Energy stat (Unless something dictates otherwise) to see if you can take on a hit or not.

Energy: Energy has to do with how strong your energy based attacks are as well as how fast they move. This stat affects how strong your energy based attacks are. Characters with more energy have stronger "energy" based attacks.

Perception: Perception manages your characters ability to mentally perceive what is occurring and process the information so that you may then react to it. Essentially, this determines if you are able to see quick movements in combat and giving you the ability to attempt reacting to them.

Stamina: Stamina is what determines how long your character is able to fight before they become exhausted. Everyone has a limit, and this determines that limit. This stat does not require points to be put into it though; It's number is determined by other factors. You can read more in the post labeled for combat/exhaustion.

Energy Speed: In order to know how fast your energy attacks move simply do a simple equation. 80% of energy + 20% of Speed = X. Now when you have your value X that is what your energy speed will be. It will operate the same as your normal attack speed, but for energy based attacks. In many cases, rounding will be unavoidable here, so just keep track of the resulting fractal number and log it in your character sheet. For combat purposes though the whole number is what your energy speed will be.

Technique Points: While not a stat that directly impacts combat, it is no less important. Your Technique points are what allow you to use your created techniques in combat. The amount of Technique Points your possess is equal to your Endurance divided by 4. If you possess 500 Endurance, you would have a pool of 125 points to expend on techniques. Your points will regenerate at a rate of 25% of your total per day while out of combat. If you possess 100 points, you would regenerate 25 points per day until they are full once again.


How To Calculate Your Stats:

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The tiers that the stats are in will remain essentially unchanged being listed 1 to 10 and their brackets being the same as they are currently. The only thing that is changing is the actual growth of the character based on how many points are put into a stat.

NOTE: Two things, the first is in some cases if you only have a single point it will result in a decimal. In the case of a decimal you will round your stat down. So if you have a speed stat of 63.5, it will be 63. Just keep track of these decimals so you do not end up losing out on a point because you forgot you were half way on a conversion. You can represent it in your stats like this if it will make it easier to track, 63(.5).

Secondly, as far as when ratios change over it is obviously dictated by the tier as stated. However, that change does not occur until the exact number that crosses over into a tier where the ratio changes. So for example, if you have a stat at 60, which is right on the border of 4 and 5, it would still retain the ratio for tiers 1 through 4 and only move up to 5 through 6 once it hits 61.

Stat Tiers:
The stat tiers are identical across all stats, each stat obviously just does something different. Just make sure to stay in your lane regarding your class and tier that the stats fall in and you'll do just fine.

Note: Tier sections that possess a / between two different listings describe the minimum and maximum potential within larger tiers.

Additionally, Tiers that are listed above 10 are not attainable naturally with base stats. These are tiers that characters can break into when using releases and techniques.


Speed/Dexterity/Perception:

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Strength/Energy:

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Endurance:

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Character Skills:

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Many individuals have powers that are based are the forces of nature, elements. Whether it be Fire, Water, Wind, Earth, or any of the various other elements that crowd our universe, they all typically have an enemy, so to speak. For those of us that use elemental based powers, this will provide more depth to them as far as what elements we are strong against, and those that are strong against us.

If in combat an element is stronger then the other, it would be a 1.1/0.9 conversion depending which side you are on. The stronger element gets 1.1 added to its attack where the weaker element gets 0.9 to its attack (10% increase or decrease).

In cases where elements are combined and clash, such as Fire/Earth, Water/Lightning, etc etc, it would be 1.05/0.95 if there is a single elemental superiority, or the standard 1.10/0.9 if both match up.

Ying/Yang are a very special case where they hold a superiority over all elements for those that manage to acquire them. The bonus would be cut in half from the standard element superiority of 1.10/0.9, instead just being 1.05/0.95.

Note: In case anyone is confused by the charts, its a greater than/less than type deal. Water >(greater than) Fire. Hence, in a fight between someone wielding Water and Fire, Water would have the advantage.

We also understand that many combination of Elements in the Narutoverse create a separate unique element, Lava, Steam, etc etc. The elements have been displayed as they are to simplify the process so every single instance of a combination does not have to be listed and only the core elements are present. It is also the basis for the partial advantage when more then two elements clash and one has an advantage.

Elemental Compatibility:

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So on the topic of duplicity, I know some people enjoy RPing as two individuals, others like to focus their time into building up one character. However, I have no personal problem with this being a thing as long as a few basic rules are followed regarding how these characters are used. Pay attention class and fortune may be with you yet.

#1: A second character must be from a different universe. This will help promoted diversity among the forum goers and also expand the horizons of those who may not be comfortable outside of their home universe.

#2: These characters are not allowed to interact. I don't want to see someone, in essence, chatting up a storm with themselves and just racking up the WC. It is not ok and if I see it, there will be trouble.

#3: These characters are DEFINITELY not allowed to assist each other in combat. I think that goes without saying but just in case someone decides to loop hole this shit because it wasn't listed, here it is.

#4: This one may be a little odd but your characters may not possess a significant rank in the same universe. E.G would be both of them being a Hokage, Captain, Admiral, etc etc. You can split them up and hold two different ranks in two dimensions but having two characters in high holding in one universe can cause issues plot wise and it lets other people come in to take these positions as well. The same goes for faction or racial leaders. You can only have one character occupy a position in that high of a tier. So if you are the Pirate King, your other character cannot be any other faction leader position or higher.

Other then that you are free to use your character how you would. They will be entitled to all of the standard randomizer rolls and procedures any other character would be from their respective universe with no real restriction, enjoy.

This topic will expound upon and lay out the basic information that combat in the RP will be made up of as well as touching base on some basic rules.

Now first of all in combat there are things that are alright and things that are not. Things that are not alright are,

These Are No Nos:

Now, the things that are the staples of combat.

These Are Good:

Stamina Usage & Exhaustion:

Wounds:

Last but not least, how to handle the death of a character. Now, this is something that will happen in RP, whether intentional or not, sometimes it just cannot be avoided, especially if you pick a fight with the wrong person. However, we are willing to help out with this little dilemma as well.

If You Die:

Just to simplify this for everyone I have decided to compile a basic list of information that everyone can reference regarding the different positions in the various universes, what their requirements are, and what the perks are for attaining said positions. This will primarily list the ranks that actually carry bonuses, such as Minor Faction, Major Faction, Racial Leader, and Universe Leader positions.

I would also like to note, most positions are multi-racial. This is opposed to making it universe specific as all ranks are able to be acquired by any race. The only positions that cannot be acquired by an outside race would be certain, very specific racial groups, Racial Leader, and Universal Leader. Those two positions are exclusive to the universe that race contains.

Also, positions that grant a stat boost cannot be jumped to back and forth to acquire more boosts. The boost from that 'class' of position is a one time deal among all of them. So you get one Major Faction boost, one Racial Leader boost, and one Universal Leader boost. Totals out to 300 among the three, no more then that.

Bleach:

One Piece:

Naruto:

Even though all the information is listed in its own pocket of the world, I figured a singular location to compile all of the information would make it a great deal easier for everyone to both locate and utilize. I will have them separate up into each universes segment and then you can all chomp down the information to your hearts content.

Note: Releases possess a flat stat bonus or a stat modifier. When using the release you may use whichever is higher. This system is in place to keep releases viable when first acquiring them, and also representing growth as your character continues to get stronger.

Additionally power boosts from release activation will be based on your increase in stats as per the power calculations. E.G: Activating Bankai would initially give 50 to each stat totalling for 300. 300 multiplied by 50 will give you a 15,000 power increase while active.

Modifiers also operate as a flat multiplier that is applied to your stats when they eventually surpass the flat stat boost the release would give. In the case of Bankai giving a x1.10 modifier, you would multiply each individual stat by 1.1 to find their value while your release is active. If it makes it easier to think in terms of percentages, x1.1 would result in a 10% increase to all stats.

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Influence is what determines how well known your character is throughout the world. It is the difference between being an average everyday person or a superstar that everyone gawks at when you walk the street. Aside from that, there are some benefits to your character amassing influence aside from being famous.

High ranks within factions require an influence threshold to be met in order to be considered for the position. If nobody even knows who you are, they certainly aren't going to consider you for the job.

Having high influence will also impact your earnings across various activities. Questees will be inclined to pay you more for your reputable service.

Coming into conflict with those who are renowned will also boost your own influence; If you survive that is.

In addition, there are also negatives to having large amounts of renown. If a character has large amounts of renown it means more and more people will know who they are and what they are like; The more renown you have the more people will know about you and how easily they will be able to identify you. If you possess large amounts of renown people may also start to know about the abilities and techniques you possess. This is additionally true about your release and its powers if you have used them in a public setting at some point.

Reputation Tiers & Benefits:

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Equipment will be rated in tiers similar to quests. Certain tiers of equipment can be purchased though the highest tier equipment will have to be earned as quest rewards. Equipment can either enhance ones stats or their skills. This makes it an important and versatile part of ones character build.

Depending on the tier that the piece of equipment is rated at determines how strong the abilities of that piece of equipment is. Higher tiered pieces of equipment have a larger bonus that they can provide to stats as well as a higher cap that a skill can be raised to.

Equipment up to a certain tier will be able to be purchased with currency earned from completing quests. All tiers of equipment will be earnable from completing quests in parallel of difficulty as a possible reward as well.

Those who possess the prerequisite skill will also be able to forge their own equipment up to a certain tier. They will also be able to convert pieces of equipment into their raw essence which can then be imbued into a mundane object or clothing and possess the same benefits(Cosmetic).

Only a single type of boost can be provided between a full set of equipment. You may not have two pieces of equipment providing a boost to the same stat or same skill equipped at the same time.

There are also a total of six pieces of equipment that a single character may equip at a single time. These are represented by six standard pieces of equipment; Helmet, Chest Piece, Gloves, Pants, Boots, and Accessory.

Note: S Rank equipment will always be provided with a stat bonus and a skill bonus. S & A rank equipment are also provided with a randomizer so the total stat bonus and the awarded skill on the piece are random. S rank equipment can also override the maximum 3 level 4 skill rule.

Equipment Tiers:

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Quests will be ranked from S rank to E rank. Each rank will correspond with a ranking tier to determine the highest rank of quest you may take on; This means that you may only take on a quest that is equal to or lower than the tier you are currently in. If you are within the third tier, you may take on B rank quests and lower. The only exception to this rule is if you are in the second tier you may begin to take on S rank quests as well.

Event Quests: On the rare occasion an event quest may pop up on the board. These quests are limited time one off quests. They are typically tied to a questline that has triggered this event to appear or possibly triggered as a result of an interaction or action taken by players.

Legendary Quests: These are quests with the sole purpose of hunting down a legendary item. The rewards for these quests will typically be lower than their same tier counterparts but are compensated by rewarding a legendary item upon their completion. These quests are also one time quests as once it is completed, the player who completes it will possess of said item.

Generic Quests: These are the everyday quests that you may undertake. The quests themselves are created and led by the player or players who accept them. You select the type of quest you would like to undertake, and select the potential rewards that you are seeking.

Rewards: Quests have a variety of rewards, some given every time, and some that are possible based on type and selection. One will always receive SP(Stat Points) and Renown as a reward. There are then optional rewards that are based on the type of quest, or your selection of reward. Gathering quests can reward materials instead of currency or equipment that are of the same grade as the quest tier you are doing; Rank C quest will reward a Rank C material for crafting. Other generic quests will reward either Silver Wings currency(SW) or equipment (From one tier above to one tier below) at your choice upon starting the quest.

Note: S Rank quests can only be done three times per month; Quests from A rank and below may be done up to five times per week combined. Also, all tiers have the potential to reward equipment based on the type of quest accepted and chosen reward. Additionally, if multiple people will be undertaking a quest, the WC requirement will be multiplied by the number of people and each participant shall receive full rewards.


Quest Rewards:

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