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|  Subject: Shinobi Ranks and Promotion Information  2nd March 2013, 1:41 pm | |
| Shinobi/Kunoichi Rank InformationThere are Ten different Shinobi ranks on the site each of which have their own respective technique limits as well as pro's and cons, not to mention each rank has there own function within a village as well as certain privileges that come with being of that rank. Academy Student:- Spoiler:
This is the lowest rank of in the Shinobi forces and while not being officially part of the village's military they are the future of the village. They are the weakest out of the ranks and usually only have a few techniques rarely any have anything past a B-rank and even then said B-rank takes a lot out of the small chakra reserves.
Ranking Options & Rewards
Pass Genin Exams
* Genin
Pass Genin Exams & Express Interest in Medic Corps
* Genin (Medic)
Fail Genin Exams 3 times or Drop out of Academy
* Civilian - Retain Chakra & Academy Jutsu + 1 Civilian Occupation Choice.
Ranking Paths
Academy Student (Drop-Out) -> Civilian
Academy Student (Defect) -> D-rank Missing-Nin
Academy Student (Graduate) -> Genin
Academy Student (Graduate) -> Genin (Medic)
Academy Student (Graduate with Honors) -> Probationary Chunin
Academy Student (Graduate with Honors & Enlist into ANBU) -> Probationary T. Jonin
Jutsu Limit
20 D-ranks
5 C-ranks (3 through Training, 2 through Mission Rewards)
3 B-ranks (1 through genin + teacher or Mission Rewards, 2 through Chunin + instructor)
1 A-rank (Sannin teaching must be one that the teacher possesses.)
Jutsu Limit (D-rank Missing Nin)
30 D-ranks
5 C-ranks
5 B-ranks
1 A-rank
Privileges
Academy Students are unable to leave the village unless supervised by their Chunin Instructors or any other rank above it.
Functions within Village
Academy Students are typically found in the Academy of the village and are assigned to a Chunin Instructor in a 10 to 1 ratio. Academy students can Solo D and C-rank missions.
An Academy Student is able to be apprenticed by Jonin and can be taken on up to B-tank missions with them.
Functions during war
In times of war they sit on the sidelines and don't fight at all being tasked to stay with the civilians in safer locations. At most during times of village attack they are tasked with staying alive and evading capture if the village is compromised so that in the future when they have grown and become more powerful their clans will not die out and proper retribution can be acquired.
Genin:- Spoiler:
This is the lowest rank that is recognized as part of the active reserves during times in which the village is at war. Genin are assigned to 2 or 3 man squads under the leadership of a Chunin or Jonin respectively. Genin (Medic) are special genin who have received training from medical-nin to not only round out squads but likely prepare them for enlisting into the Medical Corps upon promotion. In addition Sannin can take one up as their pupils or take on another squad of three at any time there is a lack of jonin in the village. They are usually weak as well however they make up for it by being well balanced with their arsenal usually spread out being a mix of C and B-rank techniques with occasionally a powerful A-rank which is kept as a finisher. Those trained directly by Sannin are capable of even learning a S-rank technique but due to the nature of most Sannin that is usually a rare occurrence.
Ranking Options & Rewards
Pass Chunin Exams
* Chunin (Genin)
* Tokubetsu Jonin (Genin Medic)
Pass Tokubetsu Jonin Placement Exams
*Tokubestu Jonin (Genin)
*Division Jonin (Genin Medic)
Fail Chunin Exams 3 Times or Fail T. Jonin Placement Exams 2 Times
* Elite Genin - Retain Chakra Reserves & Jutsu limit doubles (Genin)
*Chunin Instructor (Genin Medic)
Ranking Paths
Genin (Fail Exams) -> Elite Genin
Genin (Defect) -> C-rank Missing-Nin
Genin Medic (Fail Exams) -> Chunin Instructor
Genin Medic (Defect) -> C-rank Medical Missing-Nin
Genin (Placement Test) -> T. Jonin
Genin (Chunin Exam) -> Chunin
Genin Medic (Placement Test) -> D. Jonin
Genin Medic (Chunin Exam) -> T. Jonin
Genin (ANBU Enlistment) -> ANBU
Genin (Pass Chunin Exams with Honors) -> Probationary Jonin
Genin (Pass Placement Test with Honors) -> Probationary Hunter-Nin
Genin Medic (Pass Placement Test with Honors) -> Probationary Med-Nin
Jutsu Limit
20 D ranks
20 C-ranks
5 B-ranks (3 through Training, 2 through Mission Rewards)
1 A-ranks (Must have team jonin in topic to train this)
1 S-rank (Sannin/Elite Jonin in topic to train)
Jutsu Limit (C-rank Missing Nin)
30 D-ranks
30 C-ranks
7 B-ranks (2 from D-rank)
3 A-ranks
1 S-rank
Privileges
Genin are unable to travel outside of the village without express permission or supervision by a Chunin rank or above shinobi. Genin Medics can work in the Village Hospital for additional income and learn Medical Ninjutsu. In addition Genin & Genin Medics are able to become mentors to 1 Academy student and teach them techniques that they know up to B-rank.
Functions within Village
Genin can Solo D and C-rank missions.
Genin (Medic) can Solo B-rank Missions with a medical aspect but the mission must be within the village.
Elite Genin can go on B-rank missions without a Squad Jonin but are unable to Solo them.
Genin are usually found on four man cells led by Jonin and consisting of 3 Genin or 2 Genin & 1 Genin Medic.
Genin are sometimes found on three man cells led by Chunin and consisting of 2 Genin or 1 Genin & 1 Genin Medic.
In addition Genin can also be found on four man cells by Sannin and consisting of 3 Genin or 2 Genin & 1 Genin Medic.
A Genin is able to apprenticed by a T. Jonin and can be taken on up to B-rank missions with them.
A Genin Medic is able to be apprenticed by a Medical Nin and can be taken on up to A-rank Missions with them as long as it pertains to Medical Treatment.
A Genin is also able to be apprenticed by a Sannin and can be taken on up to A-rank missions with them.
Functions during war
Genin are usually the ones sent on recon missions and are usually led by either an Elite Genin or a Chunin.
Genin Medics are assigned to treating civilians and observe shinobi treatment in village hospitals.
Genin are also in charge of supplying nearby outposts with information and rations.
Genin Medics may be added to Low Rank squads for out of battle treatment.
Genin are also in charge of assisting Civilians and Academy students to safety in times of village attacks.
They can be drafted for additional in-battle support and are typically led by T. Jonin.
Chunin:- Spoiler:
This is the middle ground between the low ranks and the high ranks within the Shinobi world. Chunin are very well rounded and serve as instructors in the academy or tutors to genin. They keep the village running and protect the civilians while maintaining order among the lower ranks. It is common for a Chunin to be very well rounded having a large amount of B-ranks with few higher rank techniques in case of emergencies, albeit having a solid knowledge of how to effectively use their arsenal. Even though they are the middle rank occasionally a Chunin can be near or at the level of a Jonin in terms of raw ability and as such they are respected even among the higher ranks.
Ranking Options & Rewards
Pass Jonin Exams
* Jonin
Pass Hunter Nin Exams
* Hunter Nin
Pass Medical Nin Exams
* Medical Nin
Fail Hunter Nin Exams 2 times.
* Banned from becoming Hunter-Nin.
Fail Medic-Nin Exams
* Banned from becoming a Medic-Nin.
Fail Jonin Exam 2 times or by choice
* Chunin Instructor - Retain Chakra reserves (Jutsu limit doubled.)
Ranking Paths
Chunin (By Choice) -> Chunin Instructor
Chunin (Defect) -> B-rank Missing-Nin
Chunin (Jonin Exams) -> Jonin
Chunin (Med-Nin Examination) -> Elite Medic-Nin
Chunin (Hunter-Nin Examination) -> Hunter-Nin
Chunin (ANBU Retirement) -> Med-Nin
Jutsu Limit
30 D-ranks
30 C-ranks
15 B-ranks
5 A-ranks (2 through Training, 2 through Mission Rewards, 1 through Jonin dual training)
2 S-rank (1 through Training, 1 through Sannin/Head Nin/S-Class Hunter Nin/Med Nin dual training or completion of 1 S-rank mission.)
1 SS-rank (Chunin Instructor Only)
Jutsu Limit (B-rank Missing Nin)
50 D-ranks
30 C-ranks
20 B-rank
10 A-ranks (2 from C-rank)
3 S-ranks
1 SS-rank
Privileges
Chunin are allowed to preform patrols within the immediate area of the village and within its walls. In addition they are able to preform patrols along the borders of the lands. In addition Chunin are allowed to serve as Gate guards and can stop any foreign shinobi for identification.
Chunin are also allowed to come under employment of the Lands Daimyo at any time the request is put in personally by them (after Daimyo's Palace has been unlocked). While under the service of the Daimyo they report first and foremost under him/her and are allowed to travel to other lands with the Daimyo's express permission.
Chunin are not allowed to exit their land unless they have received permission from their Head Nin or Kage, or if they are supervised by Jonin or above Shinobi.
Functions within Village
Chunin can Solo D-B rank missions.
Chunin Instructors can Solo A-S rank missions.
Chunin are typically assigned to border controls and to monitor entrants within the Land their Hidden village is based in.
Chunin can become Chunin instructors and can teach a class of up to 10 Academy students, gaining 1 C-rank per Student Taught and 1 B-rank when teaching 5 Students at once.
Chunin that leave their village to work for the Daimyo of the Land the village is based in are known as Temple Guardians they are an equivalent rank to Elite B-rank Missing Nin except they can rank up to jonin if they ever decided to rejoin their village.
Chunin can lead 3 Man Cells consisting of 2 Genin on missions up to B-rank.
Chunin are able create special retrieval teams to prevent the defection of Academy Student- Genin rank potential missing nin. These squads consist of genin and range from 3-5 Man Cells.
Functions during war
Chunin are primarily concerned with the defense of the village and typically remain behind in defense of it along with the Kage.
When the war is on the home front they are the ones sent to the front lines in droves commanded by a higher rank such as Jonin.
Chunin Instructors are in charge of guiding the civilian populace utilizing academy students as their enforcers in low level things such as civilian transport or evacuation.
Chunin are also in charge of leading recon mission into unfamiliar or enemy territory and may be accompanied by other Chunin, Elite Genin or Genin.
Chunin are usually sent to supply vital information to outposts as well as deliver rations to currently at battle areas.
They can be drafted for additional in-battle support and are typically led by other Chunin, D. Jonin or Jonin.
Tokubetsu Jonin: (T.Jonin)- Spoiler:
Also known as "Jonin in training" or "Specialized Jonin" are special members of the villages military which are trained specifically in one area and are generally used in the majority of the administrative and peace keeping roles in the village. They are usually decently strong and may accompany Genin and Hunter Nin squads on missions that need added support. They have wide selection of techniques despite being at the same rank officially as Chunin with most having an reliable number of A-rank techniques as well as an S-rank or two which would usually be used sparingly. However those which are a cut above the rest are known as Division Jonin (D. Jonin for short) and may also have an SS-rank technique which is usually a signature technique and only used in dire situations or when an opponent needs to be dealt with quickly.
Ranking Options & Rewards
Pass Jonin Exams
* Jonin
Pass Medic-Nin Exams
*Medic-Nin
Fail Jonin Exams 2 Times or Own Choice
*Division Jonin - Retain Chakra Reserves (Jutsu limit doubles)
Fail Hunter Nin Exams
* Banned from becoming Hunter Nin
Ranking Paths
T. Jonin (By Choice) -> Division Jonin
T. Jonin (Defect) -> B-rank Medical Missing-Nin
T. Jonin (Jonin Exams) -> Jonin
T. Jonin (Hunter-Nin Exams) -> Hunter-Nin
T. Jonin (Medic-Nin Exams 1st Try Pass) -> Medic-Nin
T. Jonin (Medic-Nin Exams 2nd Try Pass) -> Elite Medic-Nin
T. Jonin (ANBU Retirement) -> Elite Jonin
Jutsu Limit
25 D-ranks
25 C-ranks
25 B-ranks
10 A-ranks (5 through Training, 5 through Mission Rewards)
3 S-ranks (1 through Mission Rewards, 2 through Department Training or if in ANBU)
2 SS-rank (2nd SS is Division Jonin Only.)
Jutsu Limit (B-rank Missing Nin)
50 D-ranks
30 C-ranks
20 B-ranks
10 A-ranks (2 from C-rank)
3 S-ranks
1 SS-rank
Privileges
T. Jonin are able to patrol the village wall and deny entry of foreign Shinobi entry into the village in times other than Chunin or Jonin exams however they may stop foreign Shinobi and take them in for questioning if they are exhibiting suspicious behavior.
T. Jonin are unable to leave their Land unless they have received permission from the Kage or are supervised by Jonin or above Shinobi. D. Jonin are also able to leave the village for vacations within the Land after obtaining permission from the Head Nin or Kage however they can be recalled at any time if need be.
D. Jonin are not able to engage in negotiations unless in the absence of or with permission from Elite Jonin + Shinobi.
D. Jonin are usually in leadership positions within the village, typically taking on squads in the absence of a Jonin
Functions within Village
T. Jonin are able to Solo B-S rank missions.
D. Jonin can Solo A-SS rank missions.
T. Jonin are able to hunt down D-C rank missing nin from the same village of origin as them and must take care to bring them back alive for questioning unless otherwise instructed not to.
T. Jonin are able to apprentice genin that have expressed interest in becoming T. Jonin and can serve in place of a Jonin or Sannin rank tutor however can only teach said genin jutsu that they themselves know. They may also take the genin on up to B-rank missions.
D. Jonin are able to join 3-man cells led by Chunin and are able to bump the rank of missions said team can take up to A-rank. They can also be sent as reinforcements to said squads.
T. Jonin are able to join 4-man cells led by Jonin and are able to bump the rank of the missions said team can take up to S-rank. They can also be sent as reinforcements to said squads.
T. Jonin are able to assist Med Nin and can be taken on up to S-rank missions.
T. Jonin are able to assist Hunter Nin and can be taken along to hunt down B-A rank Missing Nin.
D. Jonin are able to assist Hunter Nin and can be taken along to hunt A-S rank Missing Nin
D. Jonin are able to fulfill special roles within the village such as being head proctors during the Chunin Exams or becoming part of a Kage's Guard platoon.
Functions during war
T. Jonin form the bulk of a Shinobi Village's army and are usually fighting on the front lines led in small squads headed by D. Jonin which report to Jonin.
T. Jonin are also usually sent to relay information to area's mid battle as well as form the primary garrison for choke points and strong holds.
D. Jonin are in charge of outposts during war-time in the absence of superior officers.
Jonin:- Spoiler:
Jonin are the lowest out of the higher ranks and are known for being veteran shinobi who are put in charge of genin squads in order to prepare them for shinobi life. There is no doubt that they aren't fit for the task as most jonin have a fair balance of technique with their powerful ones being a mix of B and A-ranks however it is very common to see jonin with S-rank jutsu and often they have at least 1 SS-rank technique. The reason for this is while Jonin is the lowest of the higher ranks usually an individual is either said rank permanently as advancement is both rare and a hard process to obtain.
Ranking Options & Rewards
Pass Medical Nin Exams
*Elite Medic-Nin
Prove worth of being Sannin (Maxing out one's Jonin Jutsu Limit, after training at least 1 genin squad all members being promoted to at least Elite C-rank & Still alive)
* Sannin
Completing total of 10 A-rank, 3 SS-rank & 1 SSS-rank missions & Maxing out one's Jonin Jutsu Limit to prove worth of being Head Nin
* Head Nin
Fail Medical Nin Exams 2 times or Own Choice.
* Elite Jonin - Rank Retained (Jutsu Limit Doubled)
Ranking Paths
Jonin (By Choice) -> Elite Jonin
Jonin (Defect) -> A-rank Missing-Nin
Jonin (Medic-Nin Exams) -> Elite Medic-Nin
Jonin (Squad Promotion) -> Sannin
Jonin (Prove Worth & No Competition) -> Head-Nin
Jonin (ANBU Enlist) -> ANBU
Jutsu Limit
30 D-ranks
30 C-ranks
25 B-ranks
15 A-ranks
5 S-ranks (3 through training, 2 through Mission Rewards.)
2 SS-rank (1 through training, 1 through Department Training or if in ANBU.)
1 SSS-rank (Elite Jonin Only)
Jutsu Limit (A-rank Missing Nin)
50 D-rank
40 C-rank
30 B-rank
20 A-rank
10 S-ranks (2 from B-rank)
3 SS-ranks
1 SSS-rank
Privileges
Jonin are allowed free roam of their Land and can travel to lands that are allied with their village for joint patrols.
In addition Jonin are able to conduct negotiations in the absence of or with permission from Sannin or above shinobi.
Jonin are also able to leave the village for vacations within their Land or within Lands Allied with their own after obtaining permission from the Head Nin or Kage however they can be recalled at any time if need be.
Elite Jonin are also able to retire from active duty if they which in order to travel freely however they may be called into active duty at any time there is need. Elite Jonin are also able to come under service of the Daimyo of their land. Upon coming in service of the Daimyo they report first and foremost to him/her and are able to travel to other lands with the Daimyo's permission.
Functions within Village
Jonin are able to Solo A-S rank missions.
Elite Jonin are able to Solo S-SS rank missions.
Jonin are able to hunt down D-B rank missing nin from the same village of origin as them as must take care to bring them back alive for questioning unless otherwise instructed not to.
Jonin are able to apprentice Academy Students and can serve in place of a Chunin Instructor or Sannin rank tutor however can only teach said academy student jutsu that they themselves know. Jonin can only have one apprentice and upon said academy student becoming Genin they must have them on their squad. They may take the academy student on up to B-rank missions.
Jonin are able to lead 4-man cells consisting of genin and are able to take them on up to B-rank missions. Other 4-man cells can be sent as reinforcements for these missions.
Jonin are able to lead 4-man cells consisting of elite genin and are able to take them on up to A-rank missions. Other 4-man cells can be sent as reinforcements for these missions.
Elite Jonin are able to lead 4-man cells consisting of Chunin and are able to take them on up to S-rank missions. T. Jonin can be sent as reinforcements for these missions.
Jonin are able to assist Med Nin and can be taken on up to S-rank missions.
Elite Jonin are able to assist Hunter Nin and can be taken along to hunt down A-S rank Missing Nin.
Elite Jonin are able to serve as proctors for the Jonin examinations.
Functions during war
Jonin are likewise in the front lines and are usually the leaders of battalions consisting of D. Jonin, T. Jonin and Chunin shinobi.
In addition it is also common to see Jonin in groups of 2-3 preforming crucial missions to the war effort such as intercepting enemy rations, information, conducting ambushes etc.
Jonin are also known to be in charge of strongholds or choke points that are directly in the line of fire from the enemy.
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| | Subject: Shinobi Rank Information 14th April 2013, 5:52 pm | |
| Shinobi/Kunoichi Rank Information Cont.Hunter Ninja (Hunter-Nin)- Spoiler:
Hunter Nin dual as both as both the elite units which are sent on the missions of critical importance as well as the individuals who track down and kill missing nin who defected from the villages as well as other villages using bounties to increase the money supply of the village. They are highly skilled due to their specialization in the art of hunting down and killing rouge shinobi and in the event of having to hunt down stronger opponents they will take missions in groups or assisted by Tokubetsu Jonin with the Hunter-nin as the team leader. A Hunter-nin's arsenal mostly includes some B-ranks and useful lower rank jutsu, a large selection of powerful A-ranks and S-ranks which are the majority of their offensive and defensive attacks and at least 2 SS-rank attacks which are used for dire situations or to assassinate powerful targets before they get a chance to act. It is rare but occasionally a powerful enough hunter nin will have an SSS-rank which is their most powerful technique, these are known as Hunter-Nin Captains who take on the toughest Bounties and even on occasion killing Sannin Level opponents.
Ranking Options & Rewards
Hunt down and kill 3 S-rank Missing Nin (Alone) or 5 S-rank Missing Nin (with assistance from equal or lower rank subordinates)
*Hunter-Nin Captain
Proving one is worthy of the title through Bijuu Capture/Sealing or Achievements during War & Maxing out one's Hunter-Nin Jutsu Limit
*ANBU Commander
Hunt down and kill a total of 20 C-rank, 10 B-rank, 5 A-rank & 3 S-rank Missing nin OR 1 Missing-Nin Organization (Minimum 11 Members all A-rank or Above) to prove worth of being ANBU Commander (Hunter-Nin C. Only)
*ANBU Commander
Own Choice
*ANBU - Permanent (Jutsu Limit Doubled)
Last Resort Option
*Kage (Acting) - If in charge of a Major Hidden Village will remain as a Kage instead of a Gokage.
Ranking Paths
Hunter Nin (Own Choice) -> ANBU
Hunter-Nin (Defect) -> A-rank Missing-Nin
Hunter-Nin (Eliminate 3-5 S-rank Threats) -> Hunter-Nin Captain
Hunter-Nin (Prove Worth & No Competition) -> ANBU Commander
Hunter-Nin Captain (Defect) -> S-rank Missing-Nin
Hunter-Nin Captain (Prove Worth) -> ANBU Commander
Hunter-Nin Captain (Last Resort) -> Kage
Jutsu Limit (Hunter Nin)
30 D-rank
25 C-rank
25 B-rank
20 A-rank
5 S-rank (3 through training, 2 through Mission Rewards.)
3 SS-rank (2 through training, 1 through Department Training or if in ANBU.)
1 SSS-rank (Can only be obtained after all others have been learned)
Jutsu Limit (A-rank Missing Nin)
50 D-rank
40 C-rank
30 B-rank
20 A-rank
10 S-rank (2 from B-rank)
3 SS-rank
1 SSS-rank
Jutsu Limit (Hunter Nin Captain)
40 D-rank
35 C-rank
25 B-rank
20 A-rank
8 S-rank
4 SS-rank (2 through training, 2 through mission rewards.)
2 SSS-rank (1 through training, 1 after all other techniques have been obtained)
Jutsu Limit (ANBU Commander)
45 D-rank
40 C-rank
35 B-rank
25 A-rank
8 S-rank
5 SS-rank
4 SSS-rank
1 Z-rank
Privileges
Hunter Nin are allowed free roam of Lands that are in a cease fire or allied with their own Land, they are only able to travel to hostile lands with permission from their Kage and even then must take great care so as not to be caught or they will be labelled as missing nin.
In addition Hunter Nin are able to conduct negotiations in the absence of or with permission from their Kage.
All Hunter nin operate outside of the general ranking scheme, officially they are considered A-rank however during field missions Hunter Nin can order around Jonin or Medical Nin while Hunter Nin Captains can order around Elite Jonin, Elite Medical Nin & even Combat Medic-Nin outside of a medical situation.
Hunter-Nin Captains are typically considered to be field commanders when they are called in only outranked by Sannin, the Head Nin and the Kage himself. In villages who possess a Gokage there exists the ANBU Commander who is in control over all ANBU and only takes orders from the Kage.
Hunter Nin are also able to leave the village for vacations within or outside their Land after obtaining permission from their Head-Nin or Kage however they can be recalled at any time if need be. Hunter Nin are also able to temporarily retire from active duty if they which in order to travel freely however they may be called into active duty at any time there is need.
Functions within Village
Hunter Nin are able to Solo S-SS rank missions as well as S-rank and below Bounties.
Hunter Nin Captains are able to Solo S-SSS rank missions as well as "Z"-rank and below Bounties
Hunter Nin are the only rank who actually get fully paid to hunt down missing nin as a whole regardless of rank (other ranks get a village tax), in addition when hunting missing nin from their village of origin they are to expressly kill them unless ordered not to by their Kage.
Hunter Nin are also able to lay claim to bounties on the heads of prominent shinobi however if caught or unsuccessful in the assassinations they are labeled as missing nin.
Hunter Nin can lead groups of up to 4 T. Jonin (In addition to D. Jonin) if needed as well as take a B-rank apprentice if they express an interest in becoming a Hunter Nin in the future.
Hunter Nin Captains can lead groups of 1-2 Hunter Nin (Along with their own sub-groups) and are the only ones given official missions to hunt down missing nin organizations.
ANBU Commanders are capable of drafting individuals into the ANBU, which is the Black-Ops force of a Village, this can be temporary for those who are not Hunter Nin while permanent until retirement or death in the case of those who either were already Hunter Nin or choose to re-enlist after returning to the general forces previously.
Functions during war
Hunter Nin typically undergo covert operations which involve killing key figures such as Elite Jonin, Sannin, even Head Nin or Kage depending how dire the need is usually such missions are known to be suicidal however the completion will most of the time lead to the conclusion of or at least tun the tide of the war.
Hunter Nin are also sent to capture strong holds assisted by Elite Jonin and are either lead by other Hunter Nin or a Hunter Nin Captain.
The ANBU Commander is in charge of all ANBU Forces and only reports to the Kage, furthermore orders given to the ANBU on the field supersede all orders not directly given by the Head-Nin or Kage.
Medical Ninja (Medic-Nin):- Spoiler:
This is a special rank which is extremely important to the village as a whole. While the other ranks excel in combat, Medic-Nin are the life savers and the ones who patch everyone up so they can continue fighting. They are the healers of the village who provide medicine, antidotes, offer consulting to shinobi, diagnose and identify new diseases as well as a host of other things that contribute to the overall health of the village. Medic-Nin often have powerful B-A rank medical techniques, with most having a couple S ranks and even SS-ranks in their medical arsenal, in the most powerful ones they usually have a single SSS-rank technique which is the culmination of their medical experience and intellect. However in recent times their have been a rise of Combat Medic-Nin who actively participate and assist shinobi, on the field. This has made the Medic-Nin rank not only extremely useful, but extremely dangerous as no other rank can take a shinobi apart better than the ones who know how to fix them. Ranking Requirements & LimitationsSee thisRanking Options & RewardsCompleting total of 10 A-rank, 3 S-rank & 2 SS-rank missions & Maxing out one's Medical-Nin Jutsu Limit *Combat Med-Nin Proving one is worthy of the title through Bijuu Capture/Sealing or Achievements during War & Maxing out one's Medical Nin Jutsu Limit *Head-Nin Completing a total of 20 A-rank, 10 S-rank, 3 SS-rank & 1 SSS-rank Mission & Maxing out one's Combat Medic-Nin Jutsu Limit to prove worth of being Head-Nin. *Head-Nin Max out Jutsu Limit & Own Choice * Elite Medical Nin (Jutsu Limit Doubled) Last Resort Option *Kage (Acting) - If in charge of a Major Hidden Village will remain as a Kage instead of a Gokage. Ranking PathsMedic-Nin (Own Choice) -> ANBU Medic-Nin (Defect) -> A-rank Medical Missing-Nin Medic-Nin (Mission Completions & Max Out) -> Combat Medic-Nin Medic-Nin (Prove Worth & No Competition) -> Head-Nin Combat Medic-Nin (Defect) -> S-rank Medical Missing-Nin Combat Medic-Nin (Prove Worth) -> Head-Nin Combat Medic-Nin (Last Resort) -> Kage Jutsu Limit (Medic-Nin) 30 D-rank 30 C-ranks 25 B-ranks 20 A-Ranks 10 S-ranks 4 SS-rank (2 through training, 2 through Department Training or if in ANBU.) 2 SSS-ranks (1 through training, 1 after all other techniques have been obtained) Jutsu Limit (A-rank Medical Missing Nin) 50 D-ranks 40 C-ranks 30 B-ranks 20 A-ranks 10 S-ranks (2 from B-rank) 5 SS-ranks 1 SSS-rank Jutsu Limit (Combat Medical Nin) 45 D-rank 35 C-ranks 30 B-ranks 20 A-Ranks 10 S-ranks 4 SS-rank 3 SSS-ranks (2 through training, 1 after all other techniques have been obtained) Jutsu Limit (S-rank Medical Missing Nin) 50 D-rank 40 C-rank 30 B-rank 20 A-rank 10 S-rank 5 SS-ranks (2 from A-rank Medical) 3 SSS-ranks Privileges Medic-Nin & Combat Medic-Nin are allowed free roam of Lands that are allied with their own Land, and are only able to travel to lands with a cease fire with their own Land with permission from their Kage or Head Nin. Elite Medic-Nin can be called in for service to the Daimyo of their land and upon coming in service of the Daimyo they report to him/her first and foremost. Likewise they are only able to travel to lands outside of their own with the permission of the Daimyo. Medical Nin are able to retire from active duty and can either be relegated to civilian care or are able to travel within their land of origin however they may be returned to active duty if needed. Combat Medical Nin are able to retire from active duty and can either be relegated to normal Medical Nin duties or are able to travel through lands however they may be returned into active duty if needed. Functions within VillageMedical Nin & Elite Medical Nin are unable able to Solo above S-ranks Mission unless they are specifically for Medical Nin. Medic-Nin typically work in hospitals to heal injured or sick Shinobi and are rarely seen out of them. Elite Medic-Nin are also in charge of maintaining drugs for treatment, developing cures for diseases, counters for poisons and other hazardous materials and identifying new diseases, poisons and other hazardous materials. Combat Medical Nin can be dispatched as reinforcements to missions ranging from A-SSS rank if immediate medical treatment is though to be required. They are commonly seen working in the Intensive care wards or in emergency rooms as they are more qualified to handle high stress operations in comparison to normal Medical Nin. Combat Medical Nin are likewise able to be commissioned to develop new poisons for use in battle as well as develop additional biological weapons which can give their village an edge against the others. Functions during warMedical Nin have one of the most important jobs in times of war which involves tending to the injured and sick as well as maintaining the rations of the garrisons they are stationed at. Combat Medical Nin are commonly seen providing treatment mid battle to fallen allies and are in charge with rescuing them and bringing them to safety if necessary. Elite Medical Nin rarely fight in battles and are usually situated within the village, in strong holds or choke points to supply aid to the forces stationed there. Combat Medical Nin on the other hand are commonly seen on the battle field alternating from saving lives to taking them.
Head Jonin (Head-Nin):- Spoiler:
This is the second highest official rank in the Shinobi world directly under Kage. It terms of hierarchy, they are second in command (Alongside the ANBU Commander if available) after the Kage and represent the regular shinobi forces who are not affiliated with any Divisions or Departments. They also directly participate in warfare while leading their troops and as such serve as a more battle ready alternative to the Kage due to them rarely seeing combat outside of the village walls. Head-nin have a wide arsenal of jutsu ranging from a wide variety of D-B-rank techniques a solid base of A-rank techniques, a decent variety S-rank techniques, a couple of powerful SS-rank techniques and often they have at least 1 SSS-rank technique which is the most powerful technique in their arsenal.
Ranking Paths
Head-Nin (Defect) -> "Z"-rank Missing-Nin
Jutsu Limit
50 D-rank
40 C-rank
35 B-rank
25 A-rank
10 S-rank
8 SS-rank (4 through training, 4 with mission rewards)
2 SSS-ranks (1 through training, 1 through the completion of a SSS-rank mission)
1 Z-rank (Max out Jutsu Limit & No Other Character Possesses Z-rank)
Jutsu Limit (S-rank Missing Nin)
50 D-rank
40 C-rank
30 B-rank
20 A-rank
10 S-rank
7 SS-ranks (2 from A-rank)
4 SSS-ranks
Privileges
Head-Nin are granted diplomatic immunity in allied villages or those with a cease-fire with their own land. While able to travel to hostile lands they must first obtain the permission from their Kage however they are generally expressly forbidden entry into hostile hidden villages on grounds of war.
Head-Nin are able to retire from active duty however to do so they must find a successor to take their place otherwise they will be barred from retirement until death. Retired Head Nin are able to travel to different lands of their choice however are unable to enter those villages that are hostile to their village of origin unless they risk triggering a war.
Functions within Village
Head Nin can Solo SS-rank + missions
Head Nin are primarily in charge of undergoing negotiations and signing cease-fire agreements in place of their Kage.
Head-Nin are also in charge of handling the bulk of General Corps related paperwork as well as approving (creating) C-A rank missions.
Functions during war
Head Nin are the direct commanders of the main shinobi forces in times of war and they only report to their Kage.
Head Nin are in charge of enforcing both the offensive and defensive strategies of their villages war effort and are likewise the ones who order the capture, defense and destruction of strongholds or choke points.
Head Nin do not fight in the small skirmishes however in times of open war they do assist their troops in major battles while being assisted by groups of Elite Jonin.
Sannin:- Spoiler:
This is the highest not leadership rank in the Shinobi world as unlike Head-Nin or ANBU Commander, a Sannin's rank can go up further if they ascend to Kage. Sannin are few in number but their strength is unrivaled by any of the other ranks in not only versatility but raw power as well. Sannin are easily near or at the rank of a Kage which is why in most cases they are the first to be promoted to Kage level upon the death or retirement of an active one. Sannin have the second widest arsenal of jutsu ranging from a wide variety of D-A-rank techniques, a solid base of S-rank techniques, a few amount of powerful SS-rank techniques and at least 1 SSS-rank technique which is their signature technique.
Ranking Requirements & Limitations
The Sannin Promotion can be fulfilled in other ways besides what was stated in Jonin such as:
*Taking a total of 10 C-rank, 5 B-rank, 3 A-rank & 1 Branching Mission with a single genin squad & Max out your Jonin jutsu limit before taking and completing an SS-rank alone.
*Proving one's worth through Bijuu Capture or Achievements during War.
*Appointment by one's Kage after completing 30 C-rank, 15 B-rank, 10 A-rank, 5 S-rank, 3 SS-rank & 1 SSS-rank Mission & Maxing out your Jonin jutsu limit.
*There can only be 3 active duty Sannin in a Major Hidden village whereas a Minor Hidden Village can only have 1 active duty Sannin. Unless they either retire or are killed no additional Sannin can rank up within a village that has filled its max amount of Sannin.
Ranking Options & Rewards
Proving one is worthy of the title through Bijuu Capture/Sealing or Achievements during War & Maxing out one's Sannin Jutsu Limit.
* Kage - (Minor Hidden Village Only)
* Gokage - (Major Hidden Village Only)
Appointment by Retiring Kage or Village Council (Major Hidden Village Only)
*Kage - (If Appointed before Maxing out Sannin Jutsu Limit)
*Gokage - (If Appointed after Maxing out Sannin Jutsu Limit)
Ranking Paths
Sannin (Defect) -> "Z"-rank Missing-Nin
Sannin (Appointment in Minor Hidden Village) -> Kage
Sannin (Appointment in Major Hidden Village) -> Gokage
Jutsu Limit
40 D-rank
40 C-rank
30 B-rank
20 A-rank
10 S-rank
5 SS-ranks (2 through training, 1 with completion of a SS-rank Mission.)
2 SSS-rank (1 through training, 1 when all other techniques have been obtained.)
Jutsu Limit (S-rank Missing Nin)
50 D-ranks
40 C-ranks
30 B-ranks
20 A-ranks
10 S-ranks
5 SS-ranks (2 from A-rank)
4 SSS-ranks
Privileges
Sannin are able to roam lands as they please however are unable to enter hostile villages unless they have express permission from their Kage as if they are captured or detected it can be grounds for war.
Sannin are unable to retire from active duty unless they are able to find a successor to take their place. Retired Sannin gain diplomatic immunity while travelling through lands and are able to act under the service of the Daimyo of their land of origin.
Functions within Village
Sannin are able to Solo Missions of SS rank and Above
Sannin are able to take a genin as their apprentice and can take them on missions up to A-rank. Sannin can obtain 4-man cells consisting of genin in the absence of Jonin and can take them on missions up to A-rank.
Sannin likewise can create 4-man cells consisting of Chunin or Jonin and can take them on missions up to S & SS-rank respectively.
Sannin can also create 2-5 man cells consisting of Elite Jonin to Hunter Nin and can take them on missions up to SS & SSS-rank respectively.
Functions during war
Sannin typically serve as Division commanders or occasionally shock troops and mostly stay on the sidelines unless they are required to step into battle whether to defend crucial strongholds or choke points, wrought large scale devastation on battlefields or just to crush particularly difficult opponents in open warfare.
Sannin are generally entrusted with supplying critical information to outposts as well as to Head Nin out on the battle field and in addition to the Kage can also be relied for village defense if need be.
Kage- Spoiler:
The Kage rank was originally just a title now however it has officially become the defacto rank for the Leader of a Hidden Village. Among the Kage there are Five who are the leaders of the Five Great Shinobi Villages, unlike the Kage of the Minor Villages they are actually in another class of power as they are officially the "Z"-rank in terms of power.
The Five Gokage are: Gurekage (Haka), Abisukage (Dipu), Itamikage (Kohai), Shinpikage (Nazo) & Onmyokage (Mahou)
All Kage have the widest arsenal of jutsu ranging from a wide variety of D-A rank techniques, a solid base of S-rank techniques, smaller but no less varied amount of SS-rank techniques, as well as 2-3 SSS-rank techniques to give them an overall mastery of their abilities. Often those at the highest peak of the Kage rank namely typically have a Z-rank technique further showcasing their dominance over the shinobi world.
Ranking Requirements & Limitations
Minor Hidden Villages can only become Kage
Major Hidden Villages can only become Gokage
Ranking Options & Rewards
Destroying a Minor Hidden Village and establishing one's own in the same Land said destroyed village was originally.
* Kage (S-Rank Missing Nin only)
Destroying a Major Hidden Village and establishing one's own in any other land including the same one said destroyed village was originally.
* Gokage (Z-rank Missing Nin only)
Destroying a Major Hidden Village during a war
* Gokage (Kage Only)
Sealing at least Two of the 9 Bijuu or Sealing the Juubi into a Storage Vessel/Jinchuriki.
*Gokage (Kage Only)
Gaining Funding from the Daimyo of a Land unoccupied by a Hidden Village
*Kage ("Z"-Rank Missing Nin Only)
Maxing out ones Kage Technique Limit after previously being appointed the Kage of a Major Hidden Village
*Gokage
Ranking Paths
S-rank Missing-Nin (Village Destruction) -> Kage
"Z"-rank Missing-Nin (Daimyo Funding) -> Kage
Kage (Defect) -> "Z"-rank Missing-Nin
Kage (Max Out) -> Gokage
Gokage (Defect) -> "X"-rank Missing-Nin
Jutsu Limit (Kage)
50 D-rank
40 C-rank
30 B-rank
25 A-rank
10 S-rank
5 SS-ranks
3 SSS-rank
1 Z-rank (Max out Jutsu Limit & No Other Character Possesses Z-rank)
Jutsu Limit (Gokage)
80 D-rank
60 C-rank
45 B-rank
35 A-rank
15 S-rank
7 SS-ranks
3 SSS-rank
1 Z-rank (Max out Jutsu Limit & No Other Character possesses Z-rank)
Privileges
Kage are unable to leave their villages unless for matters of extreme importance, like Kage Summits. There is only able to be 1 Kage of a village active at one time and in order to retire the Kage must first choose and appoint a successor. Retired Kage's can travel freely however detection in hostile lands can be grounds for war.
Kage are capable of utilizing In-Battle Training to great effect as they are the pinnacle of Shinobi, it replaces their use of Solo Training for that day however for the price of a set number of their posts word count they can train techniques in the middle of a battle. The number of posts that they are able to use for this varies however:
Kage - 5 Posts Max
Gokage - 10 Posts Max
Gokage are able to Multi-Solo train techniques, which essentially is making 1 training topic of a certain word count and gaining multiple techniques instead of just 1. This can be done as a Weekly training and the amount of techniques gained are based on their number of specialization slots and one can only train those techniques that are in one of their specializations this way.
4 Specialization Slots
5 D-ranks gained per Solo Training
4 C-ranks
3 B-ranks
2 A-ranks
1 S-rank
5 Specialization Slots
10 D-ranks gained per Solo Training
5 C-ranks
4 B-ranks
3 A-ranks
2 S-ranks
1 SS-rank
Functions within Village
Kage are in charge of handling the bulk of civilian and political paperwork as well as negotiations with the Daimyo of their land. Kage are the military dictators of their respective villages and their word is law with those two disobey receiving harsh penalties to even death. (Can mod missions taken by their shinobi up to S-rank)
Functions during war
Kage are the Generals of their Shinobi Army and are the only ones capable of declaring war with or without the Daimyo of their land's approval. In addition their primary concern is the defense of the village and maintaining the economic aspect of the war effort. In addition Kage are in direct control of the Sannin (& ANBU Commander if available) and can dispatch them (or their ANBU) as they see fit for crucial missions or informing Head Nin of changes in tactics. Kage are also in charge with troop allocation and are also the only ones able to declare a war over as long as they are alive.
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| Missing Nin InformationMissing Nin are Shinobi who have defected from their villages for various reason and because of that are recorded in Bingo Books in order to preserve village secrets. Missing Nin are usually hunted by members of their village Hunter Nin in particular however they may also be hunted by members of their clan if they were part of one. The Lifestyle of a Missing Nin is rather brutal considering they are left on their own however they have their own methods of surviving in the shinobi world and are free to travel wherever they want of course at the constant risk of being hunted down and killed. Missing Nin Rank InformationMissing Nin on the site have an equivalence to the normal Shinobi ranks on the forum in addition missing nin have a sort of notoriety system which involves them having to kill a certain number of targets to fulfill their rank up requirements. These can be PC or Npc either or in addition while hunting down others their topics may be dropped in by Hunter Nin within the Land that they are currently hunting in. D-rank- Spoiler:
D-rank missing-nin are academy level, however they have the skill set ranging from an average Academy student to an Elite genin. D-rank missing nin are able to travel alone or in groups and may even apprentice under a more powerful missing nin in squads of up to 2 if apprenticing under a B-rank missing nin, up to 3 if apprenticing under an A-rank missing nin and up to 5 if apprenticing under a S-rank missing nin. D-rank missing nin are able to jump into mission threads of C-B rank without warning so long as they were in the area before hand.
In order for a D-rank missing-nin to rank up to C-rank in notoriety they must kill 3 C-rank opponents or 5 D-Rank opponents. Note killing higher rank opponents won't count towards future rank ups however yield higher rewards that being said one must fill their exact quota if they wish to rank up. Or they can complete 10 D-ranks 5 C-ranks & 1 B-rank mission.
C-rank- Spoiler:
C-rank missing-nin are genin level, however they have the skill set ranging from an average genin to an elite Chunin. C-rank missing nin are able to travel alone or in groups and may even apprentice under a more powerful missing nin in squads of up to 1 if apprenticing under a B-rank missing nin, up to 2 if apprenticing under an A-rank missing nin and up to 4 if apprenticing under a S-rank missing nin. C-rank missing nin are able to jump into mission threads of C-A rank without warning so long as they were in the area before hand.
In order for a C-rank missing-nin to rank up to B-rank in notoriety they must kill 3 B-rank opponents or 5 C-Rank opponents. Note killing higher rank opponents won't count towards future rank ups however yield higher rewards that being said one must fill their exact quota if they wish to rank up. Or they can complete 10 C-ranks 5 B-ranks & 1 A-rank mission.
B-rank- Spoiler:
B-rank missing-nin are Chunin level, however they have the skill set ranging from an average Chunin to an elite Tokubetsu Jonin. B-rank missing nin typically travel alone however they have also been known to take on apprentices consisting of two D-rank missing nin or 1 C-rank missing nin to assist them in their endeavors. B-rank missing nin are able to jump into mission threads of C-S rank without warning so long as they were in the area before hand.
In order for a B-rank missing-nin to rank up to A-rank in notoriety they must kill 3 A-rank opponents or 5 B-Rank opponents. Note killing higher rank opponents won't count towards future rank ups however yield higher rewards that being said one must fill their exact quota if they wish to rank up. Or they can complete 10 B-ranks 5 A-ranks & 1 S-rank mission. In addition upon reaching B-rank missing nin status one is given the option of the Medical Path which involves the same requirements to get to A-rank as normal missing nin however 1 of the missing nin's jutsu must be Mystical Healing Palm technique.
A-rank- Spoiler:
A-rank missing-nin are Jonin level, however they have the skill set ranging from an average Jonin to an elite Hunter Nin. A-rank missing nin typically travel alone however they have also been known to take on apprentices consisting of three D-rank missing nin or 2 C-rank missing nin to assist them in their endeavors. A-rank missing nin are able to jump into mission threads of B-S rank without warning so long as they were in the area before hand.
In order for an A-rank missing-nin to rank up to S-rank in notoriety they must kill 3 S-rank opponents or 5 A-Rank opponents. Note killing higher rank opponents won't count towards future rank ups however yield higher rewards that being said one must fill their exact quota if they wish to rank up. Or they can complete 10 A-ranks 5 S-ranks & 1 SS-rank mission. Those of the Medical Path lose the ability to utilize Ninjutsu upon ranking up to S-rank and if they rejoin villages they are labelled as Combat Medical Nin or a rank equal to that.
S-rank- Spoiler:
S-rank missing-nin are Head Jonin level however they have the skill set ranging from an average Head Jonin to a Kage. S-rank missing nin are among the upper echelons of skill within the shinobi world and are only dealt with by experienced groups of hunter nin. S-rank missing nin rarely if ever travel in groups of similar strength as them preferring either solitude or are known to take on apprentices consisting of five D-rank missing nin, four C-rank missing nin or three B-rank missing nin. S-rank missing nin are able to jump into mission threads of B-SS rank without warning so long as they were in the area before hand.
In order for an S-rank missing-nin to rank up to Z-rank in notoriety they must either complete in at least 1 Plot and either: be the leader of a complete Missing Nin Organization, Kill 3 Elite S-rank Level Opponents, kill 1 "Z"-rank Level opponent or preform enough acts in order to cause their Bingo Book entry to increase to Z-rank. Note killing higher rank opponents won't count towards future rank ups however yield higher rewards that being said one must fill their exact quota if they wish to rank up. Or they can complete 10 S-ranks 5 SS-ranks & 1 SSS-rank mission.
In addition one of the perks of being an S-rank missing nin is the ability to establish your own minor village instead of creating your own Organization, when this is done rather than stay a missing nin your character is converted to Kage rank. Once the village is established the Missing nin can no longer be hunted by hunter nin lest an village war break out. However the villages made by missing nin are smaller than the main villages and can only have a max of 1 Elite S-rank (Kage), 3 A-ranks, 5 B-ranks and 20 C-rank Prodigy Npc Shinobi max available at one time (PC's & War Npcs don't follow said restrictions). S-rank missing nin can also make their own missions for their villages in addition missing nin villages do not receive War Npc's. Creating a Village as an S-rank missing nin causes one to lose all extra character slots until said character dies.
Z-rank- Spoiler:
Z-rank Missing Nin are universally accepted as Kage Level at the bare minimum however often they are typically above Kage level especially if they are in control of other S-rank Missing Nin in their organization. Z-rank missing nin are always within organizations and have a notoriety which makes them known throughout the Shinobi World as a result they can be considered major powers when they do exist being enough to tip the balance in the sway of one of the Major factions if persuaded to side with them. Z-rank missing nin can create organizations which are filled with all S-rank missing nin (NPC & PC). Z-rank missing nin are able to jump into mission threads of A-SS rank without warning so long as they were in the area before hand.
In order for an Z-rank missing-nin to rank up to X-rank in notoriety in addition to Awakening/Possessing something Equal to that; they must either complete 1 Plot and create a minor village after doing such while still maintaining leadership over their complete missing nin organization, Kill 5 Elite S-rank Level Opponents, kill 3 "Z"-rank Level opponents, Kill 1 "X"-rank Level opponent or preform enough acts in order to cause their Bingo Book entry to increase to X-rank. Finally they can complete a total of 15 S-ranks, 10 SS-ranks & 3 SSS-rank missions to firmly establish their claim to said rank without the infamy associated with bloodshed.
In addition just like S-rank Missing Nin they can create minor hidden villages, these are larger than those created by an S-rank missing nin and one will sacrifice half of their character slots to do so until that character dies. These villages can only have 1 "Z"-rank (Ex- Missing Nin Kage), 2 Elite S-ranks, 3 S-ranks, 5 A-ranks, 15 B-ranks and 20 C-rank Prodigy Npc Shinobi max available at one time (PC's & War Npcs don't follow said restrictions). These villages are comparable to Minor hidden villages in size.
Z-rank Missing-Nin Tech Limit
55 D-ranks
45 C-ranks
35 B-ranks
25 A-ranks
15 S-ranks
8 SS-ranks
4 SSS-ranks
1 Z-rank (Max out Jutsu Limit & No other Character Possesses Z-rank)
X-rank- Spoiler:
X-rank Missing Nin are the most feared individuals outside of factions within the Shinobi World, this is due to not only their individual skill but likewise the rarity of such a level due to the actions which can lead one to be declared "X-rank". All X-rank Missing Nin have a "flee on sight" order and some even have special additional orders such as "flee on detection or "do not combat without stationed army" attached to their bingo book to alert others of their skill. X-rank missing nin are able to jump into mission threads of A-SSS rank without warning so long as they were in the area before hand.
Unlike S or Z-rank Missing Nin they are not reverted to Shinobi Rankings all the time, rather an X-rank Missing Nin is able to create their own faction one example being Carmen who created the Pandora Empire. Unlike the others once one is X-rank and possess a village it doesn't take any of their character slots it simply makes them unable to have any of their other characters be promoted to KoiKage/Legate Legionis/God of Pandora or their equivalents in rank (In addition to their Z & Elite S-rank lower variants). Villages under the control of an X-rank missing nin if they chose to remain using the Shinobi faction system are comparable to Major Hidden Villages in size.
"X"-rank Missing Nin Technique Limit
60 D-ranks
50 C-ranks
40 B-ranks
35 A-ranks
25 S-ranks
15 SS-ranks
5 SSS-ranks
1 Z-rank (Max out Jutsu Limit & No other Character Possesses Z-rank)
Missing Nin PrivilegesBesides the obvious ones being autonomy and being able to jump in on missions on random missing nin also have a few other benefits over normal Shinobi. The first being that Missing-nin of any rank can join any village except their original village, in which they will be protected by that village but the will not be taken out of the bingo book so hunter nin of their original village can still hunt them without consequence. This however changes if said missing nin establishes a clan in their village of occupation which causes them to be hunted at the risk of starting a village war. Free Lance Missing-nin can be hired for missions within villages and gain double the normal reward upon completing it. However while doing these missions Tokubetsu Jonin-Hunter Nin can randomly drop in at any time as long as they are within the area before hand. In addition Npc T. Jonin can randomly drop in during A-S rank missions while Npc Hunter Nin can randomly drop in during SS-SSS-rank missions. Missing-nin OrganizationsMissing-nin can create organizations which can be full of either Npc's or other PC's which help them on missions in pairs of two or can assist with defending themselves. Once this is made the Missing-nin gets their own secret base. The members of this organization typically follow orders from the leader depending on how strict or lax said leader is towards his/her members, failure to comply results in punishment or ejection from the group which results in the ejected member now being targeted by their former allies. The way to add these members however is by intercepting missions as well as going on special Missing Nin missions where fellow missing nin can join your organization so long as you meet there requirements. This only goes for Npc Missing Nin however as PC missing nin simply have to meet up with one of the organizations representatives before meeting the leader of the organization in order to be allowed in after fulfilling whatever qualifications the leader demands. In addition Missing Nin organizations do not count as "official" organizations so members can still belong to the various organizations in the main villages despite having additional hunting from members of the group they used to belong to. There can only be 11 members of your Organization at one time (PC and NPC & excluding Leader which makes 12) and in order to get a new member you must kill or eject of one of your old ones. PC members can either be equal or a lower rank as the leader of the organization. PC's a higher rank can not join organizations where the leader is a lower rank than them however they can fight the current leader for the position of leader. There is a max of 10 Npc's the leader can recruit to aid their organization however only 2 can join at the same rank as the organization leader, 4 can join one rank lower than the leader and the remaining 4 are two rank's lower than the leader. These Npc's can be ranked up just like any other missing nin through completing successful kills during missions & regardless of what they were previously follow the Prodigy NPC system in regards to their growth while in the organization. Members of the same Missing Nin Organizations travel in pairs when completing missions. However they can receive back up from their allies and up to 2 additional members of the organization can randomly jump into the topic as long as they were in the area before hand and it is in times of peace. In war times the only limit to the amount of allied back up members of the organization can receive is limited to how much manpower the organization has to spare and it is not unheard of to see all Twelve members assisting each other within a war topic. Missing Nin Villages/HideoutsHideouts exist for S-rank missing nin who possess an Organization, these are special areas which are only visible to fellow missing nin and are some of the only places outside of the Land of Madness that a missing nin can post freely without getting jumped by Hunter Nin. In addition it is also places that missing nin meet up for alliances and what not. Upon becoming at least S-rank missing-nin you can obtain a village and get members at the cost of taking away one of the hideouts from the general missing nin public and claiming it as your own. These members will be NPC's completely created and controlled by you. Villages made by missing nin have limits once that limit is reached in order to get new members one must kill off the old ones to make space. Every time a S-rank missing nin or above successfully completes an equal rank mission they will be able to choose one out of these choices for people who will join them. In addition before they become a X-rank missing nin each time they rank up they can gain these however the Npc missing nin gained are either drafted into the organization (if slots are open) or join their base (if available) -1 Npc who is equal rank to you (Caps at S-rank) -2 Npcs who are 1 rank lower than you (Caps at S-rank) -3 Npcs who are 2 ranks lower than you -4 Npcs who are 3 ranks lower than you -5 Npcs who are 4 ranks lower than you *NOTE: Be aware that this only counts for the NPC's joining you. If a PC wants to join you they don't follow any of this. See Alternate Character Information for the amount of starting techniques Missing Nin Npc start with. Missing Nin LimitsWe are only allowing people to start as D-rank Missing Nin unless one is already part of a village and ICly defects then they can be whatever rank they were prior to leaving the village. Upon defecting from a village an individual gains a Bingo Book Entry however it may only be complete up to whatever is reported by those who witnessed their defection or any survivors of their actions post missing-nin. | |
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| | Subject: Re: Shinobi Ranks and Promotion Information 28th July 2018, 4:41 pm | |
| Promotion InformationGeneral Forces- Genin Exams:
Each Villages Genin exams depends on the Chunin Instructor currently teaching the graduating class, who sets it up and determines whether or not the academy student is eligible to pass. If there is no Chunin Instructor available however the Academy students will receive a general test which checks if they have at least 5 different D-rank techniques, 3 C-rank techniques and at least 1 B-rank technique. After which they have a one on one battle with another academy student for promotion.
In order to Qualify for the Genin Exams, Outside of the Shogunate Academy, an Academy student must first complete 3 D-rank and 1 C-rank missions.
- Chunin Exams:
The Chunin Exams are a village wide sort of event due to the political and economic boons that villages get from being able to show off their villages future strength in these exams. In times of ceasefire this takes the place of war between the competing villages and the challenges set change where the exams are hosted.
In addition Hostile villages are not allowed to participate in the chunin exams of the village(s) that they are hostile with however hostile villages are able to participate in the chunin exams of a neutral village so long as potential conflict does not become too major on neutral soil.
In the Event of War villages still in peace can host the Chunin exams however all of those villages at war are unable to participate in them. Likewise if a village is at war they are unable to host a chunin examination. Formation of the Chunin exams is completely depended on the Kage of the respective village it is being hosted in these can change with the appointment of a new Kage however. If a Kage is not present however it falls to the Head Nin to decide the promotions and in the absence of that then a council of the highest ranking shinobi will decide in a meeting topic.
In order to qualify for the Chunin Exams a genin must first complete 5 D-rank, 3 C-rank missions & 1 B-rank missions, this must be done over if they fail in order to qualify for another Chunin Exams.
- Tokubetsu Jonin Placement Test:
The T. Jonin Placement Test involves a battle in which the T.Jonin applicant has to fight three opponents while only being able to utilize 3 technique types. This is a test to see if the applicant has enough skill to warrant their promotion to T. Jonin rank. Note: Taijutsu doesn't count as one of the choices and is allowed across the board. In addition applicants are able to choose technique types that they don't have however they will be limited to using only the ones they possess
In order to qualify for the T. Jonin Placement Test a genin must first take 10 D-ranks, 5 C-ranks & 3 B-rank missions.
The first battle involves the applicant facing an opponent of the same rank that uses the same three technique types. The second battle involves the applicant facing an opponent of the same rank that uses two out of the three technique types as the applicant and one of the mods choice. The third battle involves the applicant facing an opponent of the same rank that uses only one of the three technique types as the applicant and two of the mods choice.
The Technique types that applicants are allowed to pick are as follows
Nintaijutsu
Ninjutsu
Genjutsu
Kenjutsu
Kinjutsu
Fuinjutsu
Erojutsu
Shurikenjutsu
Kugujutsu
Kyujutsu
Medical Ninjutsu
Barrier Ninjutsu
Soul Tech
Energy Tech
Ronin Tech
Beast Art
The technique types that the applicant is not allowed to choose:
Senjutsu
Juinjutsu
Nuinjutsu
Hojutsu
Bakejutsu
Cloak Tech
Bijuu Tech
Nen Tech
Neo Tech
Trans Tech
Emotion Tech
Void Tech
Daemon Art
- Jonin Exams:
The Jonin exams involves teams of Chunin/T.Jonin in pairs that under go the same sort of trials as chunin do this however is more localized than the Chunin exams and occur within villages or within allied villages. In addition each village has its own spin on the Jonin exams due to it being dependent on the Kage.
In order to qualify for the Jonin exams a Chunin/T. Jonin must first complete 5 C-ranks, 3 B-rank missions & 1 A-rank mission however upon failure they must obtain another set in order to qualify to take the Jonin exams again. In order to qualify for another Jonin Examination if that one is failed one must fill out the requirement all over again.
- Medical Corps Examination:
There are two main ways to become ready to take the Medical Corp Examination. The first is to become a Medical Apprentice under a Med Nin or a Combat Med Nin, the former can take on 1 while the latter can take on 3. The person can only be taken on as an Apprentice if they have learned the Mystical Palm technique and been on at least 3 C-Rank and 1 B-Rank Mission. Once taken on as an apprentice they can learn D and C-Rank medical techniques with their Tutor able to teach them B-Rank medical techniques in dual training. Once they have reached Chunin or Jonin and have completed 5 C-Rank, 3 B-Rank and 1 A-Rank mission their tutor can deem them ready for their examinations. The other way is to become a self-taught Medical Apprentice. After learning Mystical Healing Palm and doing 3 C-Rank and 1 B-Rank mission, they can become a self-certified Apprentice. When this is done they are required to go the medical route and must become an elite B or A-Rank if all of their options have failed. However in return for this, they are able to learn D and C-Rank medical techniques and a single B-Rank medical technique. Once they deem themselves ready and have done 5 C-Rank, 3 B-Rank and 1 A-Rank mission, they can put themselves forth for the exam. The Exam has three options with only Combat Med Nin able to take the third option. - Option One:
The most common form of medical examination. This one involves the Apprentice being put into a medical emergency. Anywhere between three and five people with simulated injuries will be spread out around them, the Apprentice must find each injured person, diagnose their injuries and then do their best to stabilise the person. These injuries can be anything from poisons to lacerations to extreme burns and the Apprentice must use all of their knowledge to lessen the burden the injured party is under.
Death of more than half the injured people will result in instant failure of the examination. Stabilisation of all injured parties will result in instant pass.
- Option Two:
This method is a simulated Assassination and Counter Assassination examination.
Assassination - In this scenario, the Apprentice must use all of their knowledge and training to hunt down a High Value Target and assassinate them, making it seem as much like natural causes as possible and without being detected, or if detected, without any alarms being sounded. There is usually no set time limit but the longer the assassination takes, the harder it will be to get to the HVT.
Counter Assassination - On the opposite side, the Apprentice must protect their HVT for a set time limit without letting them succumb to assassination. If the attack does occur but the Apprentice is able to find the assailant, fight them off and then rescue and stabilise the HVT then this will also count as a potential pass depending on how they achieved such things.(Annihilation of the surrounding square mile would constitute a fail, for example).
- Option Three(CMN Only):
This option is known as the War Time Medic Scenario. In this scenario the Apprentice will be taking on the role of the Medical professional of a squad. They must create a small squadron of five NPCs (Using NPC creation rules) and escort them through a warzone to a designated area. During this they will be assailed by other squads and they must successfully fight off or evade these squads while keeping their own alive. The loss of three or more members of the squad results in an instant failure while the survival of all five with no debilitating injuries is classified as an instant success.
When making a squad, a mix of the following options is allowed:
1 Tokubetsu Jonin
3 Chunin
5 Genin
Clans available may only be those that are part of the Medical Apprentice's village.
The Medical Examination may only be taken twice at either Chunin or T. Jonin rank. If the hopeful passed it before on their first try, then it can be offered again at the Medical-Nin Rank albeit with increased difficulty in order to obtain the much coveted Combat Medical-Nin Rank.
- Hunter Nin Placement Test:
In order to qualify for the Hunter Nin Placement Test one must complete 5 C-rank, 3 B-rank missions, 2 A-rank missions & 1 S-rank mission. Upon failure one must complete a second set in order to qualify for taking the Hunter Nin Exams over.
The Hunter Nin Exams can be taken only twice at chunin rank or once at jonin rank and failure results in a permanent ban from being able to rank up to Hunter Nin with that character. The reasons for this is that Hunter Nin are the elite and as such will not simply take in those with repeated failures. The mission is simple the hunter nin applicant undergoes a simulation of a hunt of a missing nin equal in rank to the user at Chunin rank. While at Jonin rank the hunter nin applicant actually goes on a hunt of a missing nin equal in rank to them. The difference is obvious if you die in the simulation you are fine however if you die in the actual hunt your character is dead.
- Probationary Promotions:
Rarely when an shinobi or kunoichi shows exemplary talent during an exam they may be awarded a probationary promotion instead of being outright skipping a rank during a promotion. What this entails is that the individual shows the qualities to warrant such a promotion but lacks the experience to earn the promotion itself. A probationary promotion gives the following benefits: 1. Boosted Reserves (See Rank Key in the Reserves section for more information) 2. Able to take (including Solo) missions of the rank they are to be promoted to. 3. Benefit from the Elite Halved Solo Mission Training for the duration of their probationary promotion. 4. Increased authority outranking Elites of the Same Rank however are outranked by those of the rank they are to be promoted to. 5. Furthermore if the rank is capable of leading squads they are able to take these squads on missions that their current rank are capable of going on (including soloing). While it does have numerous benefits it also comes with restrictions based on the exam and the probationary promotions it is capable of giving out as well as the number of successful missions required to earn said official promotion. Genin Exams: - Probationary Chunin (3 D-rank, 2 C-rank & 1 B-rank Missions Req. to be officially promoted) - Probationary T. Jonin (5 D-rank, 3 C-rank & 2 B-rank Missions Req.) Chunin Exams: - Probationary Jonin (3 C-rank, 2 B-rank & 1 A-rank Missions Req.) T. Jonin Placement Test - Probationary Hunter Nin (3 B-rank, 2 A-rank & 1 S-rank Mission Req.) - Probationary Medical Nin (3 B-rank, 2 A-rank & 1 S-rank Mission Req.) - Probationary Hunter-Nin Captain (5 A-rank, 3 S-rank & 2 SS-rank Missions Req.) -Probationary Elite Medic Nin (3 A, 2 S & 1 SS-rank Missions Req.) Medical Nin Examination -Probationary Combat Medical Nin (5 A-rank, 3 S-rank & 2 SS-rank Mission Req.) *Note: 1. If the shinobi/kunoichi has successfully completed doubled the required missions to earn their promotion prior to obtaining the Probationary Promotion they will be deemed experienced and will bypass the mission requirement to earn their probationary promotion. This allows them to be immediately promoted to said rank skipping this process entirely. 2. If there are any current shinobi/kunoichi who have earned the probationary promotion then they are immediately promoted to their official rank if their Village (or the ASN) enters a war. This promotion can however be taken back if they do not successfully complete half of the mission requirements the probationary promotion required to earn their official promotion. 3. A former Elite shinobi can potentially obtain a Probationary promotion if they have successfully complete quadruple the required missions to earn their promotion if they were given a probationary promotion. The result is that they must still fulfill the normal requirements however when Soloing a mission their word count required is Quartered for the duration of their probationary period.
Village Divisions- General Forces:
The General Forces are those who do no belong to any other division which typically includes those either in charge of the Academy or are leading squads of Genin in addition to those too low rank to belong to the various divisions such as Genin & Academy Students.
- Hunter Corps:
The Hunter Corps is comprised of those on the fast track to becoming Hunter-Nin as well as those who enforce village security, it is further divided into two departments which are both crucial to the overall stability of a Hidden Village. - Torture & Interrogation Department:
The Torture & Interrogation Department is a special division within the Hunter Corps which is dedicated to the extraction of information from individuals typically prisoners through various means, whether they are living or dead. There are various sub-divisions within this department which each specialize in various things such as the autopsying of corpses, the extraction of information using unique techniques, torturing individuals who are resistant to conventional methods of interrogation etc. This department works closely with the Prison of a village.
This Department is typically comprised of:
Elite Jonin, Division Jonin & T. Jonin
The Head of this Division can be a member of their Village's Special Organization & are a member of their Village Council.
- Military Police Department:
The Military Police Department is as the name suggests — the judicial division of a village's Hunter Corps which constantly patrol residential districts and training grounds in search of criminal behavior. The purpose of this department is to maintain the law in the village, and they are typically regarded as "elite shinobi who monitor fellow shinobi". They however do not have the authority of arresting ANBU without a warrant, as ANBU directly report to the ANBU Commander & the Kage of the village. In the event of wrong doing however their authority supersedes ranking structure allowing them to detain shinobi of any rank albeit obviously excluding the Head-Nin, ANBU Commander & of course the Kage.
This Department is typically comprised of:
Hunter-Nin Captain, Hunter-Nin & Chunin
The Head of this Division can be a member of their Village's Special Organization & are a member of their Village Council.
- Medic Corps:
The Medic Corps is comprised of those on the fast track to becoming Medic-Nin as well as those who aid in village maintenance, it is further divided into two departments which are both crucial to the overall stability of a Hidden Village. - Logistics & Support Department:
The Logistics & Support Department is in charge of maintaining the detection barrier surrounding a village, detecting intruders, and intercepting them. In addition their duties also include deciphering secret codes and messages being in charge of securing scrolls containing almost all of the secret codes used in missions and message delivery. They work closely courier shinobi and alternatively are relied upon heavily by the Kage in organizing and securing information within the village.
This Department is typically comprised of:
Combat Medic-Nin, C. Instructors & E. Genin
The Head of this Division can be a member of their Village's Special Organization & are a member of their Village Council.
- Medical Department:
The Medical Department is a subdivision of the Medic Corps. These shinobi generally work at the hospital full-time, and their roles are similar to those of field medical-nin in that they are deployed to aid the comrades who are out on missions. However, unlike field medical-nin that normally get assigned to a four-man-team to serve in that capacity, they move as an independent team comprised solely of shinobi with medical training. In addition they are responsible for the creation and distribution of medical supplies within the village.
This Department is typically comprised of:
Elite Medic-Nin, Medic-Nin & Genin (Medic)
The Head of this Division can be a member of their Village's Special Organization and are a member of their Village Council
- ANBU Corps:
The ANBU Corps which is a special assassination and tactics division which serve as covert operatives that are dispatched by their village leader (or if available ANBU Commander). They serve to do black-ops operations and missions which are left off the record to further their respective villages ambitions. In addition they are in charge with village equipment & weapon development which are watered down for the availability of the general forces. There are apparently no true ranks within the ANBU; team leadership and hierarchy seem to be based on merit and mission requirements allowing a flexible structure which can be altered in the field. The leaders are called team leaders (Buntaichō), a position held in high regard, whereas their former rank (Non ANBU) merely designates available techniques due to missions determining chakra reserves. Thus those who join later will have more techniques available but will have the same reserves as those who join earlier, furthermore it allows those who leave to rejoin the other corps with a single rank promotion (For example, someone joins the ANBU as a T. Jonin, if they leave they can become either a Jonin, Medical Nin, Hunter Nin, Elite Medical Nin or an Elite Jonin as all of the following are A-rank.) The ANBU as a result is very selective in it's choices and it's membership is an absolute secret with it's members receiving special juinjutsu tattoos which prevent them from disclosing their this corps secrets and are not visible by others besides fellow holders of said juinjutsu & always wear their ANBU Mask which is decorated according to their codename. Due to this they are handpicked by their Village Leader (or ANBU Commander) and they are expected to destroy their bodies in the event that they are captured due to many of their missions being "unsanctioned" and potentially incriminating their village in the eyes of the public. One can have only two tenures of being an ANBU if one retires and rejoins then the second time they join they enlist in it permanently. Each Village's ANBU have a specific theme: Dipugakure = ANBU have aquatic animal code-names & Buntaichō have aquatic mythical animal code-names. Hakagakure = ANBU have terrestrial animal code-names & Buntaichō have terrestrial mythical animal code-names. Nazogakure = ANBU have plant code-names & Buntaichō have mythical plant code-names. Kohaigakure = ANBU have insect code-names & Buntaichō have mythical insect code-names. Mahougakure = ANBU have aerial animal codenames & Buntaichō have aerial mythical animal code-names. Each ANBU Commander has a specific code-name unique to them after which upon replacement said code-name is retired along with their ANBU Mask to be no longer used by any other member of ANBU. This Department is typically comprised of: ANBU Commander, ANBU Buntaichō & ANBU The Head of this Division can be a member of their Village's Special Organization and are a member of their Village Council. - Kage Guard Platoon:
The Kage Guard Platoon are an elite group of shinobi who are apart of the ANBU Corps however unlike the rest of their compatriots their identities are known. As a result they have official ranks within the ranking system of the village and the amount of them determines their individual skill. The members of the Kage Guard Platoon are expected to not only protect but likewise lay their life in the protection of their Kage if the situation requires it to an even greater degree than any other shinobi. Their tenure is for "life" as upon becoming less able they "die" honorably in the field and live the rest of their natural life in the ANBU Corps. In comparison to normal ANBU those within the Kage Guard Platoon are considered to be Buntaichō upon interacting with other ANBU however in the event of an ANBU Buntaichō being present they will be under their command.
Kage Guard Platoon are comprised of either 3 Members (Elite Jonin) or 5 Members (Division Jonin) with each Kage choosing which they wish to have upon their inauguration.
Those within this Division can be members of their Village's Special Organization.
Other CorpsThere are two other corps of shinobi forces one of which is informal whereas the other is a formal organization that is outside of the jurisdiction of the Kage of the Land. - Reserve Corps:
The Reserve Corps, also known as the Reserve Forces is an informal corps given to those with the designation of being retired. This designation can be assigned to any who have been crippled in the line of duty, are too old to preform their duties at a reliable capacity anymore or can be applied to kunoichi who choose to remain within the village in order to rear children too young to attend the academy. However even though they no longer go on missions and the like they can be reactivated in times of crisis with them being re-assimilated into whatever division they were a member of previously or being put int he general forces.
This Department is typically comprised of:
Ex-Shinobi of all Ranks
The Head of these corps are usually an adviser to the Kage and are a member of their Village Council.
- Guardian Shinobi:
Guardian Shinobi are the only division within The Republic of Five which isn't beholden to a Kage, this is because they are under the command of the only authority which supersedes that of a Kage namely that of the Daimyo of the entire Land. There are five Daimyo each the rulers of the five lands of the republic and are important figures in regards to maintaining the stability of the Hidden Village within their land's borders. Each Daimyo has a collection of Guardian Shinobi who are their elite bodyguards who are easily identifiable by the sash that they wear and enter a tenure of service during which upon completion they can choose to remain permanently under the Daimyo's service until their death or retirement if they can train their replacement. They have varying amounts but the commonality between all of them is their loyalty to the Daimyo first and foremost even to the point of giving up their life for him or her. Each Daimyo has a specific number with the lower the number the higher the individual strength of each member, regardless all Guardian Shinobi are considered to be elites with their rank progression being halted until they leave. However those that choose to stay permanently have the WC for awakening halved, which they can use to obtain their maximum amount of specialization slots upon attaining it.
No. - Jutsu Limit (Reserves)
6 - Elite Med-Nin (Elite A)
8 - Elite Jonin (Elite A)
10 - Division Jonin (Elite B)
12 - Chunin Instructor (Elite B)
Daimyo - Number of Guardian Shinobi
Deep Daimyo - 6
Graves Daimyo - 10
Anguish Daimyo - 8
Paradox Daimyo - 10
Malice Daimyo - 12
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