Wide Effect

[Hedgehog]

Name: Wide Effect
Requirements: Level 3 Imperial Style
Description: When using the Drive Blade, techniques that would normally target one enemy are extended outwards in a five-feet extension whether this comes in the form of overcharging the elemental effect to create an area effect or widening the pattern of the strikes. This also results in reducing the offensive damage of these techniques by one rank. The exact method in which the technique has been widened is up to the user, however it must include some change of pattern within the technique such as a thrust into a horizontal slash or enhancing an elemental strike into an area of effect.

[Nobody]

This kind of effect only works in videogame or tabletop logic and not as much in RP. This is fat too short of a description of HOW it works and what it does. Please go into detail on how exactly its causing the techniques to do "splash" damage especially since some techniques would easily not make sense doing splash damage.

Also, if a app is to be changed from the original then all it needs to do is be moved back, altered, and preapproved. Putting that the app is subject to change is not needed.

[Hedgehog]

Splash damage is the general term for when you deal damage to one target and that damage is also spread to other targets close by. I worded it as general as I could, to emphasize that this is a skill that puts into practice that ability and not just being able to slide a sword horizontally.

[Nobody]

Yes I understand what splash damage is but, It doesnt work in RP. It makes no sense unless it's more specific with its wording

[Hedgehog]

Like, providing an actual number to the range of the splash?

[Nobody]

Yes and no, you're gonna have to explain the splash itself and get specific on what exactly is being "splashed", all techs/powers is too much. You may need to think of what techs/powers you want to effect and go from there first. For example, if you have a fireball spell that you are planning to use it on, you should list it here and give a example of how when the fire ball hits the area of damage is larger
As for the range on the splash, because of the wording, it just says targets which doesnt mean they have to be near the initial attack so I also think you're gonna have change it to say nearby and give a range on each splash damage just like you had asked.

[Hedgehog]

Edits have been made.

[Nobody]

approved