03-27-2009, 05:40 AM
I'm not sure which of these are necessarily Technique worthy, as none of them are intended for combat or interaction with other non-NPC characters (except barring Exorcism perhaps). However, I figure it's presumptuous to just GIVE my character these abilities...
Spirit Sight:
Gozen can see and hear the spirits of those who are dead, but not quite in the realm of the spirit world. This might apply to a spirit who has returned from the spirit world without a corporeal body, or those that have simply not moved on. This technique does not allow Gozen to interact with the spirits or speak to them if he would be otherwise unable to.
Exorcise:
Gozen’s kanabo is designed specifically to exorcize spirits and foreign consciousnesses from objects and people. When struck with the kanabo, any possessing spirits or minds are knocked as harshly with Gozen’s ki as the body was struck with the kanabo, many times dislodging them or at the very least getting their attention. It has the unfortunate side effect of many times hurting the one being possessed as much as the spirit itself…
Banish:
Sometimes kicking a spirit out of a body just isn’t enough. With especially malign or evil spirits, Gozen will go into a personal spiritual duel with the incorporeal spirit. In this spiritual duel, Gozen wages battle against the ghost, and if victorious, he effectively sends the spirit to the appropriate afterlife. He may not send a spirit to and inappropriate afterlife. For example, he may not send a nun’s spirit to Hell.
During this spirit battle, his physical body susceptible, because he is completely unaware of it other than a fleeting tinge when physical contact is made with his body. If he is moved or injured while in this state, it immediately tears him back to his body and he is stunned for a short period of time. He may not engage in the banishing if the spirit still inhabits a person or object.
This ability does not take the place of telepathy, and he cannot use the power for any other purpose than banishing evil spirits which are between the living world and the dead.
Spirit Sight:
Gozen can see and hear the spirits of those who are dead, but not quite in the realm of the spirit world. This might apply to a spirit who has returned from the spirit world without a corporeal body, or those that have simply not moved on. This technique does not allow Gozen to interact with the spirits or speak to them if he would be otherwise unable to.
Exorcise:
Gozen’s kanabo is designed specifically to exorcize spirits and foreign consciousnesses from objects and people. When struck with the kanabo, any possessing spirits or minds are knocked as harshly with Gozen’s ki as the body was struck with the kanabo, many times dislodging them or at the very least getting their attention. It has the unfortunate side effect of many times hurting the one being possessed as much as the spirit itself…
Banish:
Sometimes kicking a spirit out of a body just isn’t enough. With especially malign or evil spirits, Gozen will go into a personal spiritual duel with the incorporeal spirit. In this spiritual duel, Gozen wages battle against the ghost, and if victorious, he effectively sends the spirit to the appropriate afterlife. He may not send a spirit to and inappropriate afterlife. For example, he may not send a nun’s spirit to Hell.
During this spirit battle, his physical body susceptible, because he is completely unaware of it other than a fleeting tinge when physical contact is made with his body. If he is moved or injured while in this state, it immediately tears him back to his body and he is stunned for a short period of time. He may not engage in the banishing if the spirit still inhabits a person or object.
This ability does not take the place of telepathy, and he cannot use the power for any other purpose than banishing evil spirits which are between the living world and the dead.

