Naruto: The Isekai Edition
- Thread starter Arthellion
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- God/King
[X] Tsunade Senju
[X] Started the Academy
[X] Started the Academy
Corvus Black
The Inestimable
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- England
[X] Grandma Mito Uzumaki
[X] Started the Academy
Learn about the Uzumaki clan, and Hashirama and Tobirama from Mito. Get inspired.
The academy is the place to develop our personality and skills.
Nawaki is 2 years older than Minato, 1 year older than Shikaku Nara, Inoichi Yamanaka and Choza Akimichi, and will be a classmate of Shibi Aburame.
[X] Started the Academy
Learn about the Uzumaki clan, and Hashirama and Tobirama from Mito. Get inspired.
The academy is the place to develop our personality and skills.
This isn't true. Dai and Fugaku are 5 and 7 years older than Nawaki respectively.
Nawaki is 2 years older than Minato, 1 year older than Shikaku Nara, Inoichi Yamanaka and Choza Akimichi, and will be a classmate of Shibi Aburame.
- Location
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Hmm, do you mind showing a source? This timeline has Dai 3 years older, Fugaku two years younger…
And Shibi 9 years younger. With Minato being 11 younger.
View: https://keepyourpantsongohan.tumblr.com/post/170439568877/timeline-of-naruto-universe/amp
Not saying you're wrong necessarily but any proof on Nawaki being 13 years younger than Tsunade? The proof in the above link is a bit weak as well for what it's worth. Just curious.
Corvus Black
The Inestimable
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...That's a tumblr fan timeline.
See my post in this thread: Naruto: The Isekai Edition Fantasy
A more accurate timeline with a huge amount of references can be found here: Seelentau/Naruto Timeline
I couldn't find Nawaki in that timeline, and it probably isn't canon for this quest since either Nawaki was born only 4 years after Tsunade or Hashirama would have already died at the time of his birth according to that timeline, which means that he couldn't have gambled with Tsunade about the gender of the baby.
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Fluffy_serpent
a snake pretending to be human
the fact that we know that tsunade was 24 years old when dan died and is said that nawaki died shortly after or before (I don't remember).
and that nawaki when he died was a genin and was said that he was the same age as naruto when he died or that when they show him in flashbacks he looked like 12-14 year olds look in naruto..
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Corvus Black
The Inestimable
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Yeah, I couldn't tell you why Nawaki is missing.
It is a fact though that Nawaki was 12 when he died during the Second Shinobi War and that the Sannin were 24 during that war.
Tsunade is 12 when Nawaki is born here, and it has to have Hashirama still be alive due to the way the vote worked.
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- USA
So, Nawaki's Birthdate and age relation to Tsunade is never really specified in Canon. However, based off the flashback sequences, Tsunade defintely looks younger in her Nawaki flashbacks than she does in her flashbacks to fighting Hanzo (which happened in first year of the 2nd War). While it's highly possible Nawaki's death could've been during the war, it is never specified if this was a mission during the war or something before. Evidence in favor of it being the war is that Orochimaru is wearing similar armor in the scene where Nawaki dies as he is during the war. So...it's not 100% clear. Case can be made for a 4 year age difference or a 12 year difference.
So...for purpose of this quest, (and I'll specify more clearly in next update), I'm going to be keeping Nawaki in the same age range as the generation of Minato/Kushina/Chouza/Shibi/Fugaku etc. This is less about strict adherence to canon and more because I don't want to write a ton of OC's. So 12 year age difference.
So...for purpose of this quest, (and I'll specify more clearly in next update), I'm going to be keeping Nawaki in the same age range as the generation of Minato/Kushina/Chouza/Shibi/Fugaku etc. This is less about strict adherence to canon and more because I don't want to write a ton of OC's. So 12 year age difference.
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Corvus Black
The Inestimable
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Current Vote Tally:
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[x] Grandma Mito Uzumaki
[X] Started the Academy
[X] Started the Academy
Game Elements
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- USA
Game Elements
So, while I'm leaning more into the narrative for guiding this quest, there will be game elements I use in the background. Using a D20 base, modifiers will be pulled from your stats to determine success or failures. I reserve the right to edit this system as different tweaks are needed. So, what does each stat represent?
Life Points: Essentially your health. Drop to zero and you fall unconscious and potentially your death. It will be possible to gain traits that provide damage reduction or immunities.
Charisma: Your social skills and mental willpower. Essentially represents your force of personality whether that be persevering through pain, intimidating an enemy, or romancing your waifu.
Intelligence: Tied to this is your perception, your ability to see underneath the underneath. It represents how quickly you pick up academic skills and grasp concepts. It acts as the modifier to see through genjutsu.Acts as a modifier to your genjutsu save DC.
Chakra: This represents your capacity for performing jutsu. D-Rank Jutsu costs .25 points of chakra. C-Rank costs .5 points of chakra. B-Rank costs 1 point of chakra. A Ranks cost 2 Points. And Finally S Rank cost 4 points. Chakra also acts as a negative modifier for performing jutsu. Example: if you have a 5 in Chakra, a -5 will be applied to your d20 roll.
Chakra Control: This is your ability to control chakra. It acts a a positive modifier for performing jutsu and the modifier for learning jutsu. Acts as a mod to you genjutsu save DC.
Stamina: Stamina acts very similarly to Chakra, but specifically for taijutsu. It does not impose a negative modifier for performing taijutsu techniques.
Strength: Strength acts as the attack and damage modifier for most taijutsu techniques.
Speed: Speed acts as your initiative modifier, your ability to avoid being hit, and can act as the attack/damage mod for specific styles.
Ninjutsu: Acts as the damage modifier for ninjutsu. Also, the ninjutsu available to learn is tied to this stat.
Taijutsu: Represents the knowledge you have of all physical arts. Taijutsu available to learn is tied to this stat.
Genjutsu: Unlike Tai and Nin, Genjutsu is the save or suck strategy. Genjutsu acts as the modifier to your save DC.
Genjutsu Save DC = Int + CC + Gen.
Don't worry if the above seems overwhelming, it's more for me to help guide the narrative and for those who enjoy theory crafting/debating numbers.
So, while I'm leaning more into the narrative for guiding this quest, there will be game elements I use in the background. Using a D20 base, modifiers will be pulled from your stats to determine success or failures. I reserve the right to edit this system as different tweaks are needed. So, what does each stat represent?
Life Points: Essentially your health. Drop to zero and you fall unconscious and potentially your death. It will be possible to gain traits that provide damage reduction or immunities.
Charisma: Your social skills and mental willpower. Essentially represents your force of personality whether that be persevering through pain, intimidating an enemy, or romancing your waifu.
Intelligence: Tied to this is your perception, your ability to see underneath the underneath. It represents how quickly you pick up academic skills and grasp concepts. It acts as the modifier to see through genjutsu.Acts as a modifier to your genjutsu save DC.
Chakra: This represents your capacity for performing jutsu. D-Rank Jutsu costs .25 points of chakra. C-Rank costs .5 points of chakra. B-Rank costs 1 point of chakra. A Ranks cost 2 Points. And Finally S Rank cost 4 points. Chakra also acts as a negative modifier for performing jutsu. Example: if you have a 5 in Chakra, a -5 will be applied to your d20 roll.
Chakra Control: This is your ability to control chakra. It acts a a positive modifier for performing jutsu and the modifier for learning jutsu. Acts as a mod to you genjutsu save DC.
Stamina: Stamina acts very similarly to Chakra, but specifically for taijutsu. It does not impose a negative modifier for performing taijutsu techniques.
Strength: Strength acts as the attack and damage modifier for most taijutsu techniques.
Speed: Speed acts as your initiative modifier, your ability to avoid being hit, and can act as the attack/damage mod for specific styles.
Ninjutsu: Acts as the damage modifier for ninjutsu. Also, the ninjutsu available to learn is tied to this stat.
Taijutsu: Represents the knowledge you have of all physical arts. Taijutsu available to learn is tied to this stat.
Genjutsu: Unlike Tai and Nin, Genjutsu is the save or suck strategy. Genjutsu acts as the modifier to your save DC.
Genjutsu Save DC = Int + CC + Gen.
Don't worry if the above seems overwhelming, it's more for me to help guide the narrative and for those who enjoy theory crafting/debating numbers.
Huh, that info makes a brawler build like Tsunade had really good for a Senju.
+2 to Life Points -> Don't get instantly killed, very important for us.
+2 to Chakra -> Enough Chakra for one A ranked technique is nothing to sneeze at for a fresh academy student, and I'm not sure if you can easily increase your chakra capacity. Also means that we will have to work on our Chakra Control a bit more than the average student if we want to use Ninjutsu without a negative modifier.
+2 to Stamina -> Very similar to chakra,and again we'll have to work on our strength so that our techniques don't suck. Misread the info post at first, so it's just a straight upgrade to our staying power in a taijutsu fight.
So we'll probably be able to outlast most enemies early in our career ( depending on how much of a bonus +2 is in relative terms ), but have our work cut out for us if we want to use ninjutsu that are complicated / hard to "cast".
@Arthellion The only mentioned ways of avoiding/reducing damage are either dodging with Speed or having traits that reduce incoming damage. How does stuff like the Body Flicker ninjutsu or the Body Replacement technique work in that system? Same question for the Earth Wall and defensive Taijutsu techniques. Let's say ninja A with a high speed stat attacks ninja B with lower speed and initiative, and succeeds on the roll for the attack.
Will Ninja B have a chance to react with a defensive / evasive technique or will he just roll evasion based on his speed stat and then take damage based on his damage reduction traits?
And are there multiple actions that one can take per "round" of combat, let's say Ninja B got hit by the attack, can he retaliate and try to preempt the next attack by locking in a defensive / evasive technique?
+2 to Life Points -> Don't get instantly killed, very important for us.
+2 to Chakra -> Enough Chakra for one A ranked technique is nothing to sneeze at for a fresh academy student, and I'm not sure if you can easily increase your chakra capacity. Also means that we will have to work on our Chakra Control a bit more than the average student if we want to use Ninjutsu without a negative modifier.
+2 to Stamina -> Very similar to chakra,
So we'll probably be able to outlast most enemies early in our career ( depending on how much of a bonus +2 is in relative terms ), but have our work cut out for us if we want to use ninjutsu that are complicated / hard to "cast".
@Arthellion The only mentioned ways of avoiding/reducing damage are either dodging with Speed or having traits that reduce incoming damage. How does stuff like the Body Flicker ninjutsu or the Body Replacement technique work in that system? Same question for the Earth Wall and defensive Taijutsu techniques. Let's say ninja A with a high speed stat attacks ninja B with lower speed and initiative, and succeeds on the roll for the attack.
Will Ninja B have a chance to react with a defensive / evasive technique or will he just roll evasion based on his speed stat and then take damage based on his damage reduction traits?
And are there multiple actions that one can take per "round" of combat, let's say Ninja B got hit by the attack, can he retaliate and try to preempt the next attack by locking in a defensive / evasive technique?
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Good questions. It'll definitely be more fluid than hard and fast rules a la DnD systems, But you have the general concept of it. Different abilities, like earth wall, can negate attacks and such if the earth wall is strong enough.
Corvus Black
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So what are people hoping to spec into?