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Filling out Your Skills & Attributes
While the rest of the CS is hopefully fairly self-explanatory, the Skills and Attributes grid can be a little bit complex so we've provided a step by step guide to walk you through the process.
As you can see, the stat grid has three rows: attributes, skills and bonuses. The 15 points you start the RP with are only divided up among the categories in the first row, the skill row is filled out by averaging together different attributes and the bonuses row we will discuss further down.
Your first step when filling out a stat grid should be to allocate points to your basic attributes, your character's strength, agility, perception, intelligence and stamina. You can go to the mechanics page to learn more about what each of these attributes do but this guide will assume you have already done that. You'll observe that in this example table we've allocated all our points to basic attributes but when you fiill out your grid you might want to reserve some of your attribute points for Mastery which we will cover further down.
Calculating your basic skills is as simple as averaging together the two attributes related to that skill, in fact the exact formulas are displayed within the grid if you are unsure. You can see our example character has a fairly balanced skill profile, with good taijutsu and tools scores and very average scores in their other categories.
Now you might find that the skills you end up with through this process don't quite suit the character you wanted. Maybe you wanted to specialize a little more, or you wanted to be really good at ninjutsu but terrible at genjutsu even though they are both partially derived from your intelligence score. This is where the two attribute categories we ignored earlier, Mastery and Ineptitude, come in.
Mastery is an attribute that allows us to raise any skill. Each attribute point invested in the mastery category allows us to add a bonus of +2 to any skill you want. These bonuses are marked in the third row, like so. Keep in mind that a character can only ever have 1/5th of their total attribute points invested in mastery. So with 15 points total to start with a new character can only have a maximum of 3 attribute points in it.
We've decided our example character here should be good at taijutsu, so we've spent an attribute point in mastery and added the +2 bonus there, raising our taijutsu score to 6. Now if you've been paying attention you might have noticed a problem: that extra point we spent has brought us to 16, one over the 15 point limit. This is where Ineptitude comes in. Ineptitude is like a negative, or opposite version mastery, we can lower our ineptitude score below zero to free up attribute points to spend elsewhere. However, each point we take out of ineptitude like this confers a penalty of -2 to a skill of our choosing, just like an opposite version of the +2 bonus.
There we go, back to 15 points. Our genjutsu score was already very low so we've decided to neglect it completely and apply the penalty from our ineptitude there. This character is now very vulnerable to even basic genjutsu, but they have great taijutsu for a genin and lots of other options to fall back on as well. Now plenty of characters will be done at this stage. However anyone who wants to have particularly rare, or special techniques will have to deal with the specialization section of the Grid.
Specializations are described in greater detail on the mechanics page, so you should read that section if you intend to take one. But in short specializations are like extra skills. They cover unusual, or specialized techniques that not all shinobi will learn and utilize. Kekkei Genkai and Hiden techniques are two examples of specializations but there are some more common ones too: sensory ninjutsu or fuuinjutsu for example.
Each specialization has it's own score, just like the rest of your skills. Some specializations are derived from the same attributes as basic skills but many have their own, unique combinations. Some of the more common specializations have their attributes listed in the mechanics page, but for custom specializations or more obscure ones you will probably need to just ask a GM.
Let's adjust our example character's grid so that he can take a specialization and then give him Nintaijutsu: a specialization derived from strength and intelligence that will take advantage of his best attribute.
All Done! Now all that's left is fill out the rest of the character skeleton.
Name
(Img)
| Put something your character would say here charactername |
Team: <Unassigned>
Rank: Genin
Personality: At least two paragraphs
History: At least three paragraphs
Clan Info: What's their role in the village? Can go in detail if you want but a sentence will suffice.
Code:
[h]Name[/h]
[CENTER]
(Img)
[blockquote=charactername]Put something your character would say here[/blockquote][/CENTER]
[tabs]
[tab=Personal Information]
Team: <Unassigned>
Rank: Genin
Personality: At least two paragraphs
History: At least three paragraphs
Clan Info: What's their role in the village? Can go in detail if you want but a sentence will suffice.
[/tab]
[tab=Combat Information]
[sh]Fighting Style: <Name>[/sh]
Decription:
[h]Skills and Attributes[/h]
[spoiler=stats]
[table]
[tr]
[th][/th]
[th]Str[/th]
[th]Agi[/th]
[th]Per[/th]
[th]Int[/th]
[th]Stm[/th]
[th]Mastery(+2 to a skill of your choice per point)[/th]
[th]Ineptitude(-2 to a skill of your choice per -point)[/th]
[th]Total[/th]
[/tr]
[tr]
[th]Attributes[/th]
[td]1 to 5[/td]
[td]1 to 5[/td]
[td]1 to 5[/td]
[td]1 to 5[/td]
[td]1 to 5[/td]
[td]0 to 3[/td]
[td]-5 to 0[/td]
[td]15[/td]
[/tr]
[tr]
[th][/th]
[th]Taijutsu[/th]
[th]Tools[/th]
[th]Stealth[/th]
[th]Genjutsu[/th]
[th]Ninjutsu[/th]
[th]Specialization: (enter name here if using)[/th]
[th]Specialization 2: (cannot be unlocked yet)[/th]
[/tr]
[tr]
[th]Skills[/th]
[td](str+stm)/2[/td]
[td](agi+str)/2[/td]
[td](per+agi)/2[/td]
[td](int+per)/2[/td]
[td](stm+int)/2[/td]
[td](stat+stat)/2[/td]
[td]N/A[/td]
[/tr]
[tr]
[th]Mastery Bonuses/Ineptitude Maluses[/th]
[td][/td]
[td][/td]
[td][/td]
[td][/td]
[td][/td]
[td][/td]
[td][/td]
[/tr]
[/table]
[/spoiler]
[sh]Specialization[/sh] (delete this section if no specialization was taken)
[I]Name:
score:[/I] (what attributes does your specialization draw from?)
[I]Description:[/I] (describe your specialization's function, strengths, and weaknesses)
[h]Tools[/h]
[B]Basic Tools[/B]
10 Kunai
10 Shuriken or Senbon
3 tags
3 smoke bombs
1 bag of caltrops
1 spool of wire
[B]Unique Tools[/B]
(list specialist or unique tools and weapons particular to your character here. Weapons or tools that have supernatural, or otherwise unusual and powerful properties will usually require a jutsu to master, for balancing purposes)
[I]Name[/I]
(what is this tool called?)
[I]Description[/I]
(What does it do?)
[/tab]
[tab=Jutsu]
[B]jutsu point total[/B]
6
[b]Known Chakra Natures[/b]
What elements are you capable of using? [url=https://imgur.com/a/bvfXXV7]You can use images from this album.[/url]
[B]Jutsu[/B]
[accordion=bleft|75%]
{slide=Rank E|center}
[LIST]
[*][B]Name: [/B]Cloak of Invisibility [LIST]
[*][B]Type:[/B] Stealth
[*][B]Description:[/B] [url=https://naruto.fandom.com/wiki/Cloak_of_Invisibility_Technique]Cloak of Invisibility[/url]
[/LIST]
[*][B]Name: [/B]Clone Technique [LIST]
[*][B]Type:[/B] Ninjutsu
[*][B]Description:[/B] [URL='http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Clone_Technique']Clone Jutsu[/URL]
[/LIST]
[*][B]Name: [/B]Rope Escape [LIST]
[*][B]Type:[/B] General Skill
[*][B]Description:[/B] [URL='http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Rope_Escape_Technique']Rope Escape Technique[/URL]
[/LIST]
[*][B]Name: [/B]Substitution Jutsu [LIST]
[*][B]Type:[/B] Stealth
[*][B]Description:[/B] [URL='http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Body_Replacement_Technique']Substitution Jutsu[/URL]
[/LIST]
[*][B]Name: [/B]Tranformation Technique [LIST]
[*][B]Type:[/B] Ninjutsu
[*][B]Description:[/B] [URL='http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Transformation_Technique']Transformation Jutsu[/URL]
[/LIST]
[/LIST]
{/slide}
{slide=Rank D|center}
[LIST]
[*][B]Name: [/B](What's its name?)
[LIST]
[*][B]Type:[/B] (What nature if applicable) (What skill governs this jutsu?)
[*][B]Description:[/B] (What does it do? Try to include a weakness) (If canon, link here)
[/LIST]
[/LIST]
{/slide}
{slide=Rank C|center}
[LIST]
[*]
[/LIST]
{/slide}
{slide=Rank B|center}
[LIST]
[*]
[/LIST]
{/slide}
{slide=Rank A|center}
[LIST]
[*]
[/LIST]
{/slide}
{slide=Rank S|center}
[LIST]
[*]
[/LIST]
{/slide}
[/accordion]
[/tab]
[tab=Misc]
[B]Quirks[/B]
(Fun details or oddities about your character OPTIONAL)
[B]Favorite Food[/B]
(A fun bit of flavor OPTIONAL)
[B]Themesong[/B]
(A piece of music that fits your character or that they'd enjoy. OPTIONAL)
Anything else you wanna add that doesn't fit in the other categories.
[/tab][/tabs]Filling out Your Skills & Attributes
While the rest of the CS is hopefully fairly self-explanatory, the Skills and Attributes grid can be a little bit complex so we've provided a step by step guide to walk you through the process.
As you can see, the stat grid has three rows: attributes, skills and bonuses. The 15 points you start the RP with are only divided up among the categories in the first row, the skill row is filled out by averaging together different attributes and the bonuses row we will discuss further down.
| Str | Agi | Per | Int | Stm | Mastery(+2 to a skill of your choice per point) | Ineptitude(-2 to a skill of your choice per -point) | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attributes | 1 to 5 | 1 to 5 | 1 to 5 | 1 to 5 | 1 to 5 | 0 to 3 | -5 to 0 | 15 |
| Taijutsu | Tools | Stealth | Genjutsu | Ninjutsu | Specialization: (enter name here if unlocked) | Specialization 2: (cannot be unlocked yet) | ||
| Skills | (str+stm)/2 | (agi+str)/2 | (per+agi)/2 | (int+per)/2 | (stm+int)/2 | (stat+stat)/2 | (cannot be unlocked yet) | |
| Mastery Bonuses/Ineptitude Maluses |
Your first step when filling out a stat grid should be to allocate points to your basic attributes, your character's strength, agility, perception, intelligence and stamina. You can go to the mechanics page to learn more about what each of these attributes do but this guide will assume you have already done that. You'll observe that in this example table we've allocated all our points to basic attributes but when you fiill out your grid you might want to reserve some of your attribute points for Mastery which we will cover further down.
| Str | Agi | Per | Int | Stm | Mastery(+2 to a skill of your choice per point) | Ineptitude(-2 to a skill of your choice per -point) | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attributes | 5 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 0 to 3 | -5 to 0 | 15 |
| Taijutsu | Tools | Stealth | Genjutsu | Ninjutsu | Specialization: (enter name here if unlocked) | Specialization 2: (cannot be unlocked yet) | ||
| Skills | (str+stm)/2 | (agi+str)/2 | (per+agi)/2 | (int+per)/2 | (stm+int)/2 | (stat+stat)/2 | (cannot be unlocked yet) | |
| Mastery Bonuses/Ineptitude Maluses |
Calculating your basic skills is as simple as averaging together the two attributes related to that skill, in fact the exact formulas are displayed within the grid if you are unsure. You can see our example character has a fairly balanced skill profile, with good taijutsu and tools scores and very average scores in their other categories.
| Str | Agi | Per | Int | Stm | Mastery(+2 to a skill of your choice per point) | Ineptitude(-2 to a skill of your choice per -point) | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attributes | 5 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 0 to 3 | -5 to 0 | 15 |
| Taijutsu | Tools | Stealth | Genjutsu | Ninjutsu | Specialization: (enter name here if unlocked) | Specialization 2: (cannot be unlocked yet) | ||
| Skills | 4 | 4 | 2.5 | 2 | 2.5 | (stat+stat)/2 | (cannot be unlocked yet) | |
| Mastery Bonuses/Ineptitude Maluses |
Now you might find that the skills you end up with through this process don't quite suit the character you wanted. Maybe you wanted to specialize a little more, or you wanted to be really good at ninjutsu but terrible at genjutsu even though they are both partially derived from your intelligence score. This is where the two attribute categories we ignored earlier, Mastery and Ineptitude, come in.
Mastery is an attribute that allows us to raise any skill. Each attribute point invested in the mastery category allows us to add a bonus of +2 to any skill you want. These bonuses are marked in the third row, like so. Keep in mind that a character can only ever have 1/5th of their total attribute points invested in mastery. So with 15 points total to start with a new character can only have a maximum of 3 attribute points in it.
| Str | Agi | Per | Int | Stm | Mastery(+2 to a skill of your choice per point) | Ineptitude(-2 to a skill of your choice per -point) | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attributes | 5 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 1 | -5 to 0 | 16 |
| Taijutsu | Tools | Stealth | Genjutsu | Ninjutsu | Specialization: (enter name here if unlocked) | Specialization 2: (cannot be unlocked yet) | ||
| Skills | 4 | 4 | 2.5 | 2 | 2.5 | - | (cannot be unlocked yet) | |
| Mastery Bonuses/Ineptitude Maluses | +2 |
We've decided our example character here should be good at taijutsu, so we've spent an attribute point in mastery and added the +2 bonus there, raising our taijutsu score to 6. Now if you've been paying attention you might have noticed a problem: that extra point we spent has brought us to 16, one over the 15 point limit. This is where Ineptitude comes in. Ineptitude is like a negative, or opposite version mastery, we can lower our ineptitude score below zero to free up attribute points to spend elsewhere. However, each point we take out of ineptitude like this confers a penalty of -2 to a skill of our choosing, just like an opposite version of the +2 bonus.
| Str | Agi | Per | Int | Stm | Mastery(+2 to a skill of your choice per point) | Ineptitude(-2 to a skill of your choice per -point) | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attributes | 5 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 1 | -1 | 15 |
| Taijutsu | Tools | Stealth | Genjutsu | Ninjutsu | Specialization: (enter name here if unlocked) | Specialization 2: (cannot be unlocked yet) | ||
| Skills | 4 | 4 | 2.5 | 2 | 2.5 | - | (cannot be unlocked yet) | |
| Mastery Bonuses/Ineptitude Maluses | +2 | -2 |
There we go, back to 15 points. Our genjutsu score was already very low so we've decided to neglect it completely and apply the penalty from our ineptitude there. This character is now very vulnerable to even basic genjutsu, but they have great taijutsu for a genin and lots of other options to fall back on as well. Now plenty of characters will be done at this stage. However anyone who wants to have particularly rare, or special techniques will have to deal with the specialization section of the Grid.
Specializations are described in greater detail on the mechanics page, so you should read that section if you intend to take one. But in short specializations are like extra skills. They cover unusual, or specialized techniques that not all shinobi will learn and utilize. Kekkei Genkai and Hiden techniques are two examples of specializations but there are some more common ones too: sensory ninjutsu or fuuinjutsu for example.
Each specialization has it's own score, just like the rest of your skills. Some specializations are derived from the same attributes as basic skills but many have their own, unique combinations. Some of the more common specializations have their attributes listed in the mechanics page, but for custom specializations or more obscure ones you will probably need to just ask a GM.
Let's adjust our example character's grid so that he can take a specialization and then give him Nintaijutsu: a specialization derived from strength and intelligence that will take advantage of his best attribute.
| Str | Agi | Per | Int | Stm | Mastery(+2 to a skill of your choice per point) | Ineptitude(-2 to a skill of your choice per -point) | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attributes | 4 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | -1 | 15 |
| Taijutsu | Tools | Stealth | Genjutsu | Ninjutsu | Specialization: Nintaijutsu | Specialization 2: (cannot be unlocked yet) | ||
| Skills | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 | (cannot be unlocked yet) | |
| Mastery Bonuses/Ineptitude Maluses | +2 | -2 |
All Done! Now all that's left is fill out the rest of the character skeleton.
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