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PostSubject: Kidou Guidelines   Kidou Guidelines I_icon_minitimeTue Apr 12, 2016 3:11 am

Kidō: This is a form of Shinigami combat based on advanced spells. These spells are produced with strong Reiryoku and fall into two categories: Hadō for direct attacks, and Bakudō for battle support. It is one of the techniques in the Zankensoki, the group of Shinigami primary combat skills. Kidō spells are triggered by an incantation. Experienced users can trigger them without an incantation, though the effectiveness of the spell may be diminished. Most spells are graded on a scale from 1 to 99, spells of the latter being the most powerful and the most difficult to perform. To use Kidō, a Shinigami must recite the specific incantation for the spell, which is often long and requires a few seconds to speak.

The power of a spell relies on the power of the user, as even a low-level spell can be utterly devastating when utilized by a high-class Shinigami. Kidō can be used for practical purposes as well.

Military Branch: Kidō Corps

Classifications

Bakudō: Supplementary spells which can immobilize an enemy or have an effect besides a direct strike. They may seem subtle, but these spells can give their users a tactical advantage when used properly. These are a broad category of defensive spells which block/repel attacks or freezes enemies in place. This class of spells include Kidō Barriers and Seals.

  • Barriers: Focused spiritual energy formed into a solid form of energy. This energy can take on many shapes or colors as determined by the user. Barriers are protective in nature, and can be as simple as a barrier only protecting one direction or encompassing all sides of an area. Barriers can be used for containment, and some barriers can be used offensively. Barriers can mask spiritual pressure and can make one spiritually and physically invisible. The strength of a barrier is dependent upon the power of the user. Weak barriers are easily breakable, while strong ones can last for centuries. Barriers created by noble blood are said to be unbreakable by those of lesser status. Certain barriers can be placed beforehand and activated later, while others require certain artifacts and time to activate.
  • Seals: Somewhat similar to barriers, but far more powerful and require far more preparation to create. Seals can only be used by those of sufficient spiritual power, and are meant to hold the most powerful and/or dangerous artifacts or beings. Seals are usually hard to break.

Hadō: Offensive spells which inflict direct damage to the enemy. Their effectiveness differs depending on the user. It is said the effectiveness of the higher-ranked spells are beyond imagination.

  • Gisei Hadō: A particular offensive spell like Ittō Kasō that requires the user to sacrifice a certain portion of themselves in order use it. To learn this, one must have Great Spiritual Power and be a Master-level Kidō user. Requires 9000 words to learn.

Kaidō: Also known as healing Kidō (治療用鬼道, chiryōyō kidō). These spells do not have known names, numbers, or incantations to cast, and simply heal the target. As the user holds his/her hands above the patient's wounds, his/her palms glow with green spiritual energy to facilitate healing. When one heals with regular healing Kidō, they perform Reiatsu restoration first. By doing so, one can attempt to recover the physical body using the patient's restored Reiatsu and the healer's external Reiatsu. Therefore, restoring the Reiatsu when the physical body is in a fully healed state is no trouble at all. This technique is commonly used by members of the Fourth Division for medical purposes, but can be learned by other Shinigami if they are taught the technique.

  • Minor Healing: This low-level form of Kaidō allows for the user to heal light injuries, such as 1-1.5 inch cuts and bruises. By placing their hands over the damaged area, a green aura engulfs their palms and begins healing the wounds. It takes a total of 3 posts for the technique to be completed and requires 3 posts as a cooldown. To be able to learn this, one must complete 500 words.
  • Moderate Healing: This mid-level form of Kaidō allows for the user to heal mild injuries, such as 2-2.5 inch cuts, bruises, and small fractures. By placing their hands over the damaged area, a green aura engulfs their palms and begins healing the wounds. It takes a total of 5 posts for the technique to be completed and requires 4 posts as a cooldown. To be able to learn this, one must complete 1000 words.

Forbidden Kidō: A form of classification for Kidō spells which are considered illegal by Soul Society. The use of such spells will commonly result in some form of lengthy imprisonment or worse. The Kidō spells which fall under this class are those which involve the manipulation of space and time and Kidō which sacrifices the self. To be able to use these spells, one must have Vast Spiritual Power and a master of Kidō.
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PostSubject: Re: Kidou Guidelines   Kidou Guidelines I_icon_minitimeTue Apr 12, 2016 3:14 am

Incantation Classes


  • Eishōhaki: A class of Kidō Incantation where the Kidō practitioner forgoes using a spoken incantation at all. While it decreases the time needed to release the Kidō, it drastically weakens the spell. While anyone well versed in Kidō can use this technique, it is most effective when done by a skilled practitioner, otherwise the spell could utterly fail (e.g. explode in the user's face). The most skilled experts are capable of using this technique to amazing effect.
  • Nijū Eishō: A class of Kidō Incantation where the Kidō practitioner mixes the incantations of two entirely separate Kidō spells together to save time and confuse their opponent at the same time.
  • Kōjutsu Eishō: A class of Kidō Incantation where the incantation is recited after initiating the spell in order to power it up.

Kidō is commonly used in instances of surprise attacks, rather than all-out assaults, being most effective when one's opponent does not see it coming. Kidō is usable with just the spell name and no incantation or spell number.
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