12-22-2016, 01:18 PM
Kamehameha Wave -- 600 OM (Requires: Ranged Proficiency)
Holding her hands close together, palms facing inward, Graowr gathers energy in the form of a brightly glowing ball of blue and white. At minimum charge, this takes about two seconds to gather the proper energy, and can fire a beam just over a foot in diameter, which can reach out to about forty meters before losing cohesion and dissipating; at this level of charge it feels like the equivalent of a full-on charging kick from a reasonably strong fighter, and pushing the target back, usually significantly. It can be further charged, however, up to ten seconds, to gain proportionally more power, size and range to it, up to its maximum of right around three feet in diameter and reaching nearly 200 meters, if it doesn't hit something else before then; at this maximum level of charge, the beam actually explodes on impact, producing a significantly powerful blast, though only large enough to effect the actual target struck by it, and usually throwing up a huge cloud of dust and smoke. Preparing the technique requires remaining stationary, or at least no great movement -- trying the move in freefall would probably be manageable; while running or actively flying (when she gains that capability) not exactly viable -- and can be interrupted if she is struck before it can be fired. And as it requires both of her hands and most of her focus to use, she can't do much of anything else while both readying and actively firing it.
Holding her hands close together, palms facing inward, Graowr gathers energy in the form of a brightly glowing ball of blue and white. At minimum charge, this takes about two seconds to gather the proper energy, and can fire a beam just over a foot in diameter, which can reach out to about forty meters before losing cohesion and dissipating; at this level of charge it feels like the equivalent of a full-on charging kick from a reasonably strong fighter, and pushing the target back, usually significantly. It can be further charged, however, up to ten seconds, to gain proportionally more power, size and range to it, up to its maximum of right around three feet in diameter and reaching nearly 200 meters, if it doesn't hit something else before then; at this maximum level of charge, the beam actually explodes on impact, producing a significantly powerful blast, though only large enough to effect the actual target struck by it, and usually throwing up a huge cloud of dust and smoke. Preparing the technique requires remaining stationary, or at least no great movement -- trying the move in freefall would probably be manageable; while running or actively flying (when she gains that capability) not exactly viable -- and can be interrupted if she is struck before it can be fired. And as it requires both of her hands and most of her focus to use, she can't do much of anything else while both readying and actively firing it.