01-06-2016, 08:37 AM
I need a little help with Amaterasu's "restore" Celestial Brush technique I'm planning. I'm not sure if it would even work by Omniverse standarts. I could just have it as a fodder move which replaces repairing an object by converting Omnilium into it but takes just as long. Any feedback on this would be appreciated 
[spoiler]The idea is that with her Celestial Brush Amaterasu "repairs" an object that has been destroyed, faster than just summoning a new object or repairing the broken one by summoning the necessary components, like you summon everything else. This could possibly be a Super Utility move for non-combat purposes (as it would be to like, restore a building's roof to sleep in it, or repair a broken bridge to cross the chasm). The following limits would apply:
-If it's an object destroyed by another player, it requires their OOC consent to successfully restore it.
-It should either be a super utility that consumes SP, or a normal move that would tire Amaterasu 2x the amount of effort that it took the original person to destroy that object.
-It can't be used in ways that bring a combat advantage - no restoring a broken weapon, let alone healing injuries or restoring armor, or even just restoring one's footing if the opponent has blasted it to bits with their attack.[/spoiler]
[spoiler]The idea is that with her Celestial Brush Amaterasu "repairs" an object that has been destroyed, faster than just summoning a new object or repairing the broken one by summoning the necessary components, like you summon everything else. This could possibly be a Super Utility move for non-combat purposes (as it would be to like, restore a building's roof to sleep in it, or repair a broken bridge to cross the chasm). The following limits would apply:
-If it's an object destroyed by another player, it requires their OOC consent to successfully restore it.
-It should either be a super utility that consumes SP, or a normal move that would tire Amaterasu 2x the amount of effort that it took the original person to destroy that object.
-It can't be used in ways that bring a combat advantage - no restoring a broken weapon, let alone healing injuries or restoring armor, or even just restoring one's footing if the opponent has blasted it to bits with their attack.[/spoiler]
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