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Post by Sin on Jun 24, 2015 19:12:33 GMT -5
Statistics Statistics are the numbers that help you decide how your character compares to with everyone around you. The five that will be used are: - Strength
- Speed
- Stamina
- Accuracy
- Fortune /Luck
When completing a storyline, event, competition, and even fights characters will earn something called a Point (P). These points can be thought of as EXP for convenience sakes. The amount of P a character has will effect the amount of Stat Points (SP) they have, which are used to raise a person's Statistics. For all stats except Fortune, one SP will raise the stat by 1 point. I will explain why it is different for Fortune later. There is no limit to how much SP a character can have on one stat. All characters start with 25 SP but these do NOT count toward your P for, again, convenience sakes. Each race also carries a different set of base stats (Stats they start with without spending their starting 25 SP). The base stats for each race is: - Gems
- Strength 20
- Speed 20
- Stamina 25
- Accuracy 20
- Fortune /Luck 10
- Gem-Humans
- Strength 15
- Speed 15
- Stamina 15
- Accuracy 15
- Fortune /Luck 20
- Metals
- Strength 25
- Speed 20
- Stamina 20
- Accuracy 20
- Fortune /Luck 10
- Humans
- Strength 5
- Speed 5
- Stamina 5
- Accuracy 5
- Fortune /Luck 25
- Fusions - Gem *Stability Level 1 fusions get a +15 in each stat, Level 2 gets +10, level 3 gets +5
- Strength 30
- Speed 30
- Stamina 30
- Accuracy 20
- Fortune /Luck 20
- Fusions - Metals
- Strength 40
- Speed 20
- Stamina 30
- Accuracy 30
- Fortune /Luck 25
- Fusions - Gem-Humans/Humans
- Strength 20
- Speed 20
- Stamina 25
- Accuracy 25
- Fortune /Luck 35
The purpose of stats is to determine a given character's relative strength when compared to another. It is ultimately in the hands of the player to understand and portray their character's physical capabilities in terms of their ability to interact with the environment realistically. A character with 5 strength could, for example, lift the same anchor as a character with 50 strength. The primary difference is that the character with 5 strength, in this particular example, would have a much more difficult time doing so than the stronger character. If you have any confusion about how your character should behave at a given stat level, keep in mind the following guideline: when in doubt, assume you have just enough to do what you want to do. Should your concerns be deeper, feel free to consult a staff member. Strength Your physical strength. The more Strength you have, the stronger your attacks are and the more bonuses you gain from Strength-dependent skills. Strength affects most melee combat skills and defense. It is important to keep in mind that without some investment in other stats, your character will find it hard to hit their opponents (Accuracy), or to move in a manner fast enough (Speed) to not have the attack avoided. This stat also affects the character’s ability to keep a hold of others, lifting strength, grip strength, as well as the force that can be applied to ranged melee attacks. For ranged fighters who don't use strength dependent weapons such as bows or javelins, an appropriate level of strength will be required to wield more complex, powerful weapons. In addition, higher strength means higher endurance and defense. In other words, characters with higher strength will not require as much stamina to preform a task than a character with lower strength. Speed Speed is a measure of how quickly a character can move, both as a whole, or in specific actions. It is also the main determinant of jumping abilities, or any other movements. It can also affect evasive abilities, but keep in mind, without the ability or skill to perceive incoming attacks, a massive speed stat is not so effective when trying to evade. Stamina Stamina is a measure of how sturdy a character is. It is a measure of their innate durability, ignoring things like armour. It also deals with their resistance to toxins and disease, and a person’s endurance for strenuous activities, towards temperature extremes, and also measures their overall vitality. Characters with high stamina will be able to survive with serious wounds for much longer than those without it. A character's Stamina will also effect their Action Economy. (see below). Accuracy Accuracy is a measure of a person’s perceptive ability. It primarily affects aim and reflexes, and also allows the character to follow movements more easily, and react to things around them, although a reasonable level of speed would still be required to physically react. It is invaluable to ranged fighters, as an impressive perceptive ability allows them to hit harder, and requires less physical strength for their attacks. Melee fighters also need an appropriate level of this to actually hit their targets. Fortune Fortune /luck is a very unique stat. It measures your resistance to magical attacks of other characters /things. Traits that affecct statistics have no effect on the Fortune stat. Fortune is also the basis of the technique system. There are only two ways to calculate your fortune. One way is to take the average of your SP and get a total fortune score (Adds to base fortune). The other much more faster way is is by sacrificing your SP. If you spend scarifice 5 SP you gain 3 fortune SP. P -> SP Conversion Total P P : SP Ratio | 0-150 | 1:1 | | 151-220 | 1.5:1 | | 221-450 | 2:1 | | 451+ | 3:1 |
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Post by Sin on Jun 27, 2015 6:27:42 GMT -5
Traits Traits are sets of characteristics that help define your character. Some excell in combat while others show their colors out of combat. These traits help give your character special passive skills as well as increase the ranks of your profession. Each character will have a different set of traits that will make them truly unique and valuable to those around them.
All characters begin with 3 general traits and 1 professional trait, which will be explained below. All general traits may be converted into Professional trait points (PTP) and like TP, PTP cannot be converted back into general traits. The table to help determine exactly how much General Traits and PTP you have are shown here:
*Note this is not how much you GAIN. This table shows exactly how much points you have at each incriment of P earned. General traits and PTP
| P earned | General Traits | PTP | | 0 | 3 | 1 | | 50 | 4 | 2 | | 100 | 5 | 2 | | 150 | 6 | 3 | | 200 | 7 | 3 | | 250 | 8 | 4 | | 300 | 8 | 5 | | 370 | 9 | 5 | | 425 | 10 | 6 | | 500 | 11 | 8 |
General traits Stat traits These traits do as the title suggests, affects the stat points of your character both positively and negatively depending. These stats do not apply after your base stat (stat points without any added bonuses) reaches 75. So for examle, if you had a trait that increased speed by 20% and you had 100 stat instead of going 100 * .2 for a 20 speed point gain, you'll only gain 15 (75 * .2). These traits do in fact stack. [/i]: 24 (20 + 4) Statistic: Total (Base Stat + Bonus) [li] Olympian Strength (1 trait)~ This character's strength is boosted by 10%. [/li] [li] Inhuman strength (2 traits)~ This character's strength is boosted by 20%. [/li] [li] Beast (Str) (3 traits)~ This character's strength is boosted by 40%. Speed reduced by 5%. [/li] [li] Olympian Speed (1 trait)~ This character's speed is boosted by 20%.[/li] [li] Inhuman Speed (2 traits)~ This character's speed is boosted by 40%.[/li] [li] Beast (Spd) (3 traits)~ This character's speed is boosted by 60%. Strength reduced by 10%.[/li] [li] Olympian Stamina (1 trait)~ This character's stamina /energy is boosted by 20%.[/li] [li] Inhuman Stamina (2 traits)~ This character's stamina /energy is boosted by 40%.[/li] [li] Beast (Sta /En) (3 traits)~ This character's stamina /energy is boosted by 80%. Speed and strength reduced by 10%.[/li] [li] Olympian accuracy (1 trait)~ This character's accuracy is boosted by 10%.[/li] [li] Inhuman accuracy (2 traits)~ This character's accuracy is boosted by 20%.[/li] [li] Beast (Acc) (3 traits)~ This character's accuracy is boosted by 40%.[/li] [/ul][/div] Technique traits These traits simple allow yo to either enhance a specific skill or just improve your ability in general. They are: - Signature move (2 traits)~ This trait makes one particular technique special, a trademark move of the character. This signature technique is always of the natural maximum rank that the character is allowed, but does not cost any Technique Points and consumes only half action economy. In addition, these techniques are allowed to have weaker variations, though these variations must follow the same path set by the main technique, and cannot be used to branch to techniques that do not branch into the main technique.
- Skill sharpness (1 trait)~ You gain 30% more TP from your base TP.
- Skill Mastery (Not a profession) (1 trait)~ This increases your total TP (not base, total) by 50%. Requires Skill sharpness.
Ability traits - Specific ability (X traits)- The player may pick any ability of their choice for their character. These abilities are limited based on moderator discretion but can be of any of the three types. The cost of traits for this is equal to the cost of traits of the devil fruit which is listed in the tier list.
- My field (1 trait)- Requires Area Manipulation
This character is well aware of the area around them and can tell whatever happens within a certain range which is determined by the range of the ability. This of course doesn't mean they can always dodge every attack since dodging takes speed into account along with accuracy. - True body (4 traits)-Requires Body Manipulation
This character has chosen to focus on their ability to change their state of being to the point they can also change their gemstone along with the rest of their body.
Gem only traits - Stronger than you (2 traits)- Gems gain the benefits of the Mighty Strength trait, and are not disturbed when there is a lack of oxygen. Their movements in water or space are not hampered as greatly as humans. They also do not have to draw out the weapon from their gem.
- Shapeshift (1 trait)- This character can shapeshift into anything they wish without any trouble due to them being composed of hard light. Their gemstone remains in place and the color scheme of the new being tends to be monochromatic
- Capture! (2 traits)- Characters with this trait have the ability to bubble objects and teleport them to any location the user wishes.
Gem-Human only traits - Shapeshift (2 traits) Gem-Humans can shapeshift into any organic thing they wish while choosing any color scheme they wish to choose.
- Capture! (1 trait)- Characters with this trait have the ability to bubble small items and teleport them to any location the user wishes.
Metal only traits
- Tin man (1 trait)- Material attacks (Punching, arrows, bullets, etc.) can't penetrate this character. They still hurt.
- Master of metals (2 traits)- This character can absorb all kinds of metals to heal rather than just their type.*
*Normally, without this trait, metals must absorb their metal type to heal up.
Human only traits - Strong spirit (2 traits)- This character can not only buff themselves but others around them as well as debuff others. Buffs used by this trait can only go up to 3/4 the skill rank.
- Gem physiology (1 trait)- Due to 6000 years of interbreeding, these humans gain a +5 to their base stats and a -5 to their fortune/luck.
Fusion traits - Stability level 1* (1 trait)- A character with this trait tends tobe incompatible with their fusion partner and creates very powerful and giant fusions with 6 extra limbs. Their base stats increase (Listed above) and they gain the Tin man trait even if they aren't a metal fusion. These fusions last for 3 posts shared between the partners.
- Stability level 2* (2 traits)- A character with this trait tends to make decent fusions with only 4 extra limbs. The stat bonuses are listed above and they last for a maximum of 6 posts which are shared between the partners/
- Stability level 3* (3 traits)- This is another word for a permafusion. If both characters possess this trait then they can make their fusion last as long as they wish but if the fusion goes past 10 posts in any storyline, then the fusion truly becomes a permafusion. This means the partners can't live without each other and if someone manages to split them apart they will do whatever they can to get back together. They are an experience.
- Control (2 traits)- This trait only works when a fusion is Stability level 1. It is rendered innactive if you possess a higher stability level.
Characters with this trait tend to be very controlling of their fusion, causing the partner to not be able to post while the fusion is active. If the partner possess this trait the stability level drops to 0 meaning that the two can't fuse.
* If the partners all have differing levels of stability, the lowest stability level is picked. For example, if someone had stability level 1 and the other had stability level 3 then the fusion would be a Stability level 1 fusion. Furthermore, if any of those characters had the Control trait then the character would seize control of the Stability level 1 fusion.
Professional traits (PTP) Every profession, whether it is primary or secondary, gives the character the option of giving a few additional traits to choose from. These are known as professional traits. They will be grouped under the respective professions they belong to. Note that discount traits do not stack with other discount traits, nor do they stack with the basic profession bonus. Remember, you can also spend your general trait points on professional trait points but not the other way around. General- Jack of All Trades (1 Trait)- The member has truly proven that they have mastered all skills. Due to this they can take up an additoinal secondary profession.
- Steven of All Trades (2 Traits)- Replaces Jack of All Trades required. Replaces Jack of All Trades. The member has truly proven their devotion to becoming a master of none and owner of all. The member can pick up two additional secondary traits.
- Master of All Trades (4 Traits)- Requires Steven of All TradesYou are a god! All your professions are now primaries.
Combat professions Weapons Master- General Trait Access - As a combat profession, both blunt and sharp weapons master who possess the trade as a primary has access to certain General Traits as if they were Professional Traits, and may spend Professional Traits on them. You can find a list of all General Traits available to this profession on the Professions page.
Martial Artist- List item 1
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Marksman- List item 1
- List item 2
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Ability Master- List item 1
- List item 2
- List item 3
Advanced Combat Production professions Non-Production professions /spoiler] Multiple Discipline professions
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