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Howdy Forums, While It's maybe possible that I'm extremely biased towards Taijutsu and exploring its mastery combination for reasons, I'm here to present some reasons and ideas for a Leaf corps to promote Tai and Gentlefist build creativity and game diversity. Unless you're decided on gentle fist, many will give the advice to make a taijutsu account in sand for the leveling experience and access to perfect cloak because Tai users often lack the built-in intellect for cloak of nearly every build but chakra med and pure str wm. The Idea for this org is to give Taijutsu Hybrids an albeit risky stat bump to allow for these masteries to be explored to greater success without losing too many stat points to a weakened agility stat. Leaf Village Corps Idea: Leaf Taijutsu Force or Konoha Taijutsu Dojo Since Leaf boasts the largest assortment of potential taijutsu combinations with taijutsu and its sub mastery gentlefist I thought it fitting there be a corps dedicated to honing the taijutsu mastery such as mists Seven Swordsmen Corps Details 8 Member Cap 1 Corps Slot per Taijutsu Mastery Combination: Pure, Tai Med, Tai WM, Tai Fire, Tai Wind, Tai Light, Tai Earth, Tai Water Taijutsu Mastery Requirement + 1 of every mastery No Art for Org item but if approved I was thinking of commissioning something along the lines of: Enhanced Leg Weights: Orange Leg weights similar to those worn by Rock Lee and Might Guy in Naruto Level 50 Taijutsu Leaf Description: Wearing these extremely heavy weights strain and strengthen your body over time allowing the wearer to hit move faster and attack harder. Use extreme Caution! Getting Knocked out with these weights equipped or in your inventory causes your Battle Injuries timer to double to 16 minutes. (Effect will happen regardless of Will of Fire or Revives when you are next sent to leaf hospital.) +15 Agility (for taijutsu) +15 Strength (for gentle fist) +15 Chakra Critical damage increased to 150% while Equipped (from 125%) Open Weekly challenges and lock outs for members so long as their challenger shares the same mastery combination as the corps member. Thanks for reading and please don't eat me alive in the replies!

Hi All! With the recent influx of new players to the game I thought it would be a good idea to establish an organisation within Leaf dedicated to teaching newcomers. The basic idea behind the academy staff is to provide new players with information on the more important aspects of the game (masteries, levelling, pvp, missions, etc), introduce them to RP (doing Hide and Seek mission or Leaf Tags as an introductory RP event) and immerse them into the shinobi word in general. This organisation would be heavily RP based so bare with me here. The ranking system would be similar to the LMPF (appears under player name): Headmaster Oversees the Academy, conducts Entrance and Graduation ceremonies, etc. Instructors (Jonin rank teachers) Teach 3rd grade students (Advanced PvP, Masteries, Tactics, Recon missions to Mist or Sand) Tutors (Chunin rank teachers) Teach 2nd grade students (Basic PvP, Team-work, Excursions to the outskirts of the Land of Fire e.g. Takumi or Tanzaku villages) Assistants (Genin rank teachers) Teach 1st grade students (Basic stats, explain masteries, Hide and Seek, Leaf Tags missions) Teacher Trainees (in case someone wants to join the staff) Help out higher ranking shinobi during lessons (e.g. PvP demonstrations) Students would be organised into Classes (grades) according to levels: Grade 1 (lvl 1 - 10) Grade 2 (lvl 10 - 20) Grade 3 (lvl 20 - 30) Classes could be announced through leaf aviary and conducted in either the auditorium or the smaller classroom. The idea is still a bit rough around the edges but it’s a work in progress and I think it would make the game’s RP aspect much more interesting. Lessons could be intertwined with RP I-IV with some special events here and there. This would benefit Leaf as it would create a much more vibrant atmosphere and keep new players in the loop in the early-game. As this is a highly player based idea I’m curious about your thoughts on the matter. Thanks for reading, all contributions are more than welcome.