Custom Kidō and Hakuda

[Munemasa Iroka]

Technique Name: Bakudō #65: Shinkaku Kaisan [Divine Core Dissolution]
Technique Class: 4 - 40 TTP
Technique Type: Kidō - Bakudō
Usable By: Kidō-users
Technique Element: N/A
Technique Cost: Variable (explained in Description)
Description: For characterization purposes, this is a bakudō, as it does not have any offensive qualities. When cast, it manifests as a multi-colored flame appearing round the hands of the caster (though it can be moved all over the body as well), which breaks down spiritual matter, although living matter and high quality items are very resistant to it (zanpakutō and other similar items are included). The major function of this kidō is to break down other kidou, and release its caster from a bind caused by bakudō or other techniques. It requires the exact same amount of reiatsu as the technique being broken down.
This kidō can also be used to release particles from a substance so that samples can be collected from such to analyze later. In this case, it can be used on a living being or spiritual weapon or item, though this will cause absolutely no harm (only releasing a thin film of reishi from the target to be captured for analysis). The amount of information that can be gained from this analysis is plot-based, and subject to what the OOC RPer of the one being analyzed permits. All this kidō needs for activation is to call its name, so rendering its caster unable to speak is a surefire way to prevent it from being cast.
How to Use: Call the name of the technique.
Drawbacks: Reiatsu cost. Cannot be used if user is silenced. Can be very costly to reiatsu if used against a technique of high class. Can only be used on Class 2 techs and lower. Can only be used once per post.
Incantation: N/A
Made By: Munemasa Iroka
Reserved?: Yes, but can be taught.

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Technique Name: Bakudō #??: Shibien [Purple Forbidden Enclosure] [CINEMATIC]
Technique Class: 4 - 20 TTP
Technique Type: Kidō - Bakudō
Usable By: Kidō-users
Technique Element: Space-time
Technique Cost: N/A
Description: A kidō which provides the user with a dimensional space, which can be used to store and retrieve items. The barrier usually takes the shape of a colored, transparent, violet cuboidal construct. This is quite a versatile kidō, and is primarily used as a storage bakudō, though it may be used offensively (purely for plot reasons, no more). When storing, the barrier is formed round an object, and then vanishes along with the object. For retrieval, the opposite is the case: the barrier appears with the object within, and vanishes, leaving the object behind. It may be used offensively by trapping an opponent’s body part within the barrier. Then the barrier will change color to golden, as whatever is trapped within the barrier gets severed from the rest of the target that is outside the barrier. It is difficult to store living things in the Purple Forbidden Enclosure, but it can probably be done with the use of additional equipment. This kidō requires hand motions, but no verbal casting, and by restricting a caster’s hands, one can prevent them from casting this kidou. A plot device. Can only be used offensively on a target, if express OOC permission is granted by the target’s RP controller, or to perform stylish kills on mobs or in other cases where it won’t be considered powerplaying or godmoding. Cannot be used to cause damage in a PvP fight, unless express permission is given. If any misunderstanding arises about damage caused, the final ruling is that no damage whatsoever was caused by this technique. This cannot be overruled in any way.
How to Use: Hand motions
Drawbacks: Cannot normally be used in PvP to cause damage. Restraining the hands renders this technique unusable.
Incantation: N/A
Made By: Munemasa Iroka
Reserved?: No

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Technique Name: Tansashō [Cinnabar Palm]
Technique Class: 4 - 40 TTP
Technique Type: Hakuda (Shintenken)
Usable By: Shinigami
Technique Element: N/A
Technique Cost: 150 Reiatsu
Description: Thrusting out a palm, the practitioner projects reiatsu from their hand to deal damage at a range of up to 10 meters. The beauty of this technique is its versatility, as the user can mold the reiatsu being projected in order to produce different results. As this technique utilizes reiatsu to attack, it does not require strength to deal damage, as is expected of a Shintenken technique. The varying styles with which reiatsu may be projected to perform Tansashō are as follows:

• Nejire (Warp): The most basic form of the Cinnabar Palm. The user projects a pulse of reiatsu on impact with a target to deal bludgeoning damage and push the target backwards
• Kū (Void): This is simply Nejire, but with the pulse of reiatsu projected so that it strikes at range, as opposed to a close-quarter strike. Effect is the same as Nejire.
• Tsurigane (Battle Gong): User performs Tansashō with both hands, while clapping them together. The resultant effect is a visible shockwave of rippling air which explodes outward from the user for up to ten meters. Anyone hit by the shockwave is sent flying, though it cannot be used as a shield. The shockwave has a characteristic Buddhist bell shape, hence its name.

Each form is learned with increase in proficiency. At Learned, user can use Nejire. Kū is usable at Proficient, and Tsurigane is usable at Mastered.

How to Use: User gathers reiatsu into their open palm and strikes a target, releasing the reiatsu on impact, or releasing the reiatsu before impact, to deliver a ranged attack.
Drawbacks: The major drawback of this technique is its range, which is a maximum of 10 meters. Also can only be used by Shintenken practitioners (must have at least 1 SkP devoted to Hakuda: Shintenken as a skill).
Incantation: N/A
Made By: The Shintenken Grand Master
Reserved?: No

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Technique Name: Aorenge [Blue Lotus]

Technique Class: 4 - 40 TTP

Technique Type: Hakuda (Shintenken)

Usable By: Shinigami

Technique Element: N/A

Technique Cost: 150 Reiatsu

Description: Considered the twin of Tansashō, but differing in that a palm is not used, the practitioner projects reiatsu from a limb to deal damage or enhance motion up to range of up to 10 meters. It is more versatile than Tansashō in the ways it can be used. As this technique utilizes reiatsu to attack, it does not require strength to deal damage, as is expected of a Shintenken technique. The varying styles with which reiatsu may be projected to perform  are as follows:

• Mekajiki (Swordfish): This is done with the hand in a "leopard fist". The pulse of reiatsu is pointed like a spear, allowing it to punch through an opponent, instead of sending them flying
• Fuetsu (Axe): This is executed as a chop, and may even be utilized using the leg, with the reiatsu forming a blade-like projection to cause slashing/chopping damage
  
• Hōdan (Cannon shell): Reiatsu is suddenly expelled from both feet which are planted on the ground, resulting in the user being launched at an opponent. Very useful for closing distance and making unexpected attacks. Does not increase speed, but can facilitate an attack when one isn't expected e.g. when the user is seemingly off-balance.

Each form is learned with increase in proficiency. At Learned, user can use Mekajiki. Fuetsu is usable at Proficient, and Hōdan is usable at Mastered.

How to Use: User gathers reiatsu and expels it from a body part.

Drawbacks: The major drawback of this technique is its range, which is a maximum of 10 meters. Also can only be used by Shintenken practitioners (must have at least 1 SkP devoted to Hakuda: Shintenken as a skill). Hōdan does not make its user invulnerable, and they will be hurt if a counterattack is made against them.
Incantation: N/A

Made By: The Shintenken Grand Master

Reserved?: No

[Camila Adaronde]

Hey hey~! I'm gonna be tackling these for your first grading 'v'

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Beginning with Bakudō #65: Shinkaku Kaisan, I'd like a limit on the Class for what this technique can affect. Given it's Class 4, I'd be content with anything Class 2 and lower, but that should generally be the cutoff due to Class-clashing mechanics. A per-post limit is also requested here, as SpPr builds are likely to have a field day with this technique x)

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Up next is Bakudō #??: Shibien, no problems here! Given it's cinematic, and it's called out that it cannot be used offensively, I think that this looks pretty good~! Also sounds super cool aesthetically.

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And finally, we've got Tansashō. This technique does... quite a bit, all things considered. x) Given the effects are rather simplistic, and drawing upon each other more often than not, I think having everything in there is all right, but not without some sort of stipulation/limiting mechanic. My recommendation would be picking one of the uses upon Learned, and then one additional use for Proficient and Mastered, with the option to learn the technique twice (taking up two slots, but learning each form). That way it's not something that folks can gain everything from the get-go on, but still gives a good deal of use from the technique on!

[Munemasa Iroka]

Thanks for the evaluation!

Shinkaku Kaisan has been edited to be usable only once per round, and also is only usable on Class 2 techs or lower.
Shibien...
As for Tansashō, since I totally agree with your suggestion, but love flamboyance, I split it into two different techs, and added a new form to the second tech. Both techs will require increases in proficiency to learn all the forms, as you suggested.

Let me know if there's anything else to deal with.

[Camila Adaronde]

Nope, no complaints here~! Everything looks good! 1/2

[Col Arana]

I will ask that for Tansashō, the Uzumaki form of the technique is removed, as it is functionally almost identical to a currently existing Hakuda technique; Rasengeki.

Other than that, I am fine with these.

[Munemasa Iroka]

Nuuuuu! I must have a third technique!!

Ooh, you're right, they do look quite similar. Removed Uzumaki and replaced it with Tsurigane.

[Col Arana]

2/2