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World of Five Nations World of Five Nations Errata edition, version 2a based on v4 Beta 2, 1i A Revised Naruto Setting and RPG By: Kuma-Sennin, Sketch, Bas_Celik, Mitian, Caddy, Goju, Russian Drunkard, VashtheStampede, Zyzz, TheMaddness, SomeoneElse, ManOfTroy, NoGodsOrDevils, kommando/JJAS, UnoriginalName02, xporc, Argo, Nomen, and Anonymous as a whole. Errata and re-setting by Russian Drunkard and JJAS 2a by Chronische, with additional rules refining by Balancing Sasuke DISCLAIMER: I, nor any member of my team, claim to own any part or property, material or intellectual, of the work Naruto and all products and properties derived from it. Naruto is the sole property of Masashi Kishimoto and whatever companies or organizations hold legal authority to distribute and produce all related products. This is just a fan-made game NOT intended for sale, resale, or any financial gain. We just made it to have fun. I enjoyed watching the series of Naruto and reading the manga for a length of time, however actions in the manga have taken a complete path away from what little sense the story made to begin with since Shippuden and has gone entirely to serving fan-desires and not being a plausible story with a coherent setting. Call my efforts what you may, I know this is silly and I am aware this is no great work, but it’s something that I have wanted to try my hand at; recreating the world with a forced attempt to make an interesting and coherent setting. Along the way I found some amazing friends who shared my thoughts, and together we made something fun and great. The world created by the author was fascinating to me and seeing that being completely ignored and changed seemed like a waste of everything that could have been in the setting. E-mail us any updates and homebrews at: [email protected] -Kuma-Sennin (Original Author) [email protected] -Russian_Drunkard (Errata Author) Chronische#7903 on Discord (2a Errata Author, 2019), along with Balancing Sasuke (proofreader, crunchmaster) Come see the Forums! http://worldoffivenations.proboards.com/ Any questions? Check out the IRC channel at irc.thisisnotatrueending.com #FiveNationsGeneral, or join https://discord.gg/fd9ZvWh on Discord. Version 4, 2a February 2019 Table of Contents Table of Contents........................................................................................................................................ 2 History & Setting.......................................................................................................................................... 8 The Past................................................................................................................................................. 8 Present Day.......................................................................................................................................... 10 Shinobi Techniques..............................................................................................................................11 Shinobi Tactics..................................................................................................................................... 13 The Five Nations................................................................................................................................... 16 Basic Rules................................................................................................................................................ 19 Sizes..................................................................................................................................................... 19 Combat...................................................................................................................................................... 20 Combat Phases.................................................................................................................................... 21 Starting Combat.................................................................................................................................... 21 Stealth................................................................................................................................................... 21 Combat Zones...................................................................................................................................... 21 Speed & Combat.................................................................................................................................. 22 Flanking................................................................................................................................................ 23 Aerial Combat....................................................................................................................................... 23 Combat Actions.................................................................................................................................... 24 Basic Actions................................................................................................................................... 24 Attack Actions.................................................................................................................................. 25 Defend Actions................................................................................................................................ 26 Formation Based Combat.....................................................................................................................27 Follow-Ups............................................................................................................................................ 29 Status Effects........................................................................................................................................ 30 Recovery............................................................................................................................................... 34 Road to Ninja............................................................................................................................................. 35 Heritage................................................................................................................................................ 35 Innocence............................................................................................................................................. 36 Crucible................................................................................................................................................. 37 Conflict.................................................................................................................................................. 38 Maturation............................................................................................................................................. 39 Specialization........................................................................................................................................ 40 Realization............................................................................................................................................ 41 Character Generation................................................................................................................................ 42 Nindo.................................................................................................................................................... 44 Unique Abilities..................................................................................................................................... 47 Example UAs................................................................................................................................... 50 Unique Technique (UT) (Optional and Incomplete).........................................................................54 Attributes.................................................................................................................................................... 57 Secondary Attributes............................................................................................................................58 Traits.......................................................................................................................................................... 59 Basic Traits........................................................................................................................................... 59 Elemental Affinity Traits........................................................................................................................67 Hiden Traits.......................................................................................................................................... 70 Kekkei Genkai Traits............................................................................................................................. 71 Village Traits......................................................................................................................................... 74 Skills.......................................................................................................................................................... 75 Basic Skills............................................................................................................................................ 75 Chokuto Training
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