10-09-2017, 01:12 PM
(10-09-2017, 10:40 AM)Daniel Wrote:(10-07-2017, 03:38 AM)Gunther Stein Wrote: Blink Shield [300]
Complex Instant Shield Technique
Req: Area Shield, Foresight, Physical
The Blink Shield is an extremely taxing technique that creates an shield completely surrounding Stein - even underground. This shield is, as the name implies, instantaneous both in creation and duration. The Blink Shield is designed to withstand only one attack, and usually it is for the high-powered AoE attacks his favored Palm Shields cannot handle.
Due to the severe drain this technique has, the Blink Shield can only be used 5 times in succession. One charge returns in five minutes, meaning this technique is to be used strategically. While it cannot block super moves, it can block any non-instant attacks that do not appear on him, or deal sustained damage (such as a repetitive volley of arrows.)
When using the Blink Shield, any currently manifesting moves are lost. It does not require hands to initiate. The Blink Shield appears and shatters so fast that it just looks like shattering glass in a tight sphere around
NOPE! [600]
T1 Super Defense
Req: Physical, Foresight, Area Shield
Originally a super-powered Blink Shield, this technique developed from a hollow sphere shield into a solid sphere defense. What does this mean? Even appears-on-target effects are blocked by the shield.
Stein's Foresight senses the impending doom of a VERY powerful attack. As a result, he readies his most powerful instant defense. Like the Blink Shield it appears and shatters so fast it just appears like shattering glass.
NOPE! renders T1 Super Attacks pretty much useless in the blink of an eye. It is usually followed by the classing "What happened?" derogatory remark to belittle his enemy's ego.
Blink Shield - Does Stein have to remain still to use this move?
NOPE! - So this is just a super Defense version of the Blink Shield?
Because it is instant (and extremely taxing because of that) it doesn't matter whether he moves or not, it appears and shatters in the "blink" of an eye.
And yess, NOPE! is just a super version of Blink with a bit of sass.