Rolls: All rolls for actions must be put in the post the actions are made. And all rolls must have the reason for them added into dice roller when rolled.
Avoiding an Attack & Defensive Maneuvers: Techniques like Kawarimi or any other that have an Avoiding an Attack or Defensive Maneuver ability must be stated prior to an attack being made on you to be used. Also I am ignoring the rule that you can't dodge attacks from something higher in level/CR then you.
E.G. On your turn in combat, in the OOC section of your post you must state something similar to the following: "If I get attacked I use Kawarimi no Jutsu."
You need to state this every time if you wish to use a technique like this on attacks made after your post. You may put this in a private line if you like. You may also state this when you give me your Initiative at the start of combat if you think you might get attacked before your turn starts.
If you do not understand this then please tell me, beacuse if you get it wrong during combat I will simply say you don't perform the technique.
Called Shots: If you want to hit someone in a very specific area of the body it is a Called Shot, which carries penalties to the attack roll depending on where you are trying to hit, and different locations have different effects if hit there. Although the benefit is that depending on the armour the target is wearing it might not apply to the attack, and also if you hit it will have various other effects on the target and could give you the advantage.
Now if you want to make a Called Shot, you must says so in the 'Reason for Roll' section and apply the penalty to the roll in the dice roller.
The penalties for the various areas are as follows:
Called Location Penalty
Arm/Leg: -4
Hand/Foot: -6
Head/Groin: -8
Heart: -10
Ears/Eyes: -12
If you wish to target a location other then those listed then message me.
(I reserve the right to add or change these as needed
(As always, please ask if you are not sure about something)
This message was last edited by the GM at 08:00, Thu 24 Jan 2013.