06-27-2008, 01:18 AM
Ki Tank - The ability to create a reservoir of energy (up to half of total ki) that can be separated from the body, much like a ki blast, except that the purpose of the energy is to simply exist and provide needed energy, should the user require it. Such tanks are detectable by Ki Sense (unless you have Ki Sense 1-3), and cannot be used by the enemy. If anyone except the creator of the reservoir comes in contact with the reservoir, the two beings will simply bounce off. If an enemy blast touches the reservoir with sufficient power and velocity, the reservoir will explode (the higher the amount of energy, the more devastating the explosion). Thus, such reservoirs can double as a mine of sorts. These reservoirs could be used to transfer Ki from one being to another, but this requires Ki Sense (3), and can be dangerous, if the receiver does not have sufficient capacity. As a rule of thumb, the warrior's body cannot handle 150% of its Total Ki (though, in desperate circumstances, warriors have been known to transcend such limitations).
Ki Well - The ability to create an area of negative Ki, which warps all instances of ki outside of a body (and, if sufficiently strong, could actually draw in embodied ki). A black hole, of sorts. It works both ways (that is, the creator's ki energy is also affected by this technique), cannot be detected except by Ki Sense (4), and has no effect on matter whatsoever. A body can pass harmlessly through negative Ki. Such negative rifts are dangerous, however, and if they are too overloaded with Ki energy, they could explode violently, releasing all Ki encased within.
Ki Well - The ability to create an area of negative Ki, which warps all instances of ki outside of a body (and, if sufficiently strong, could actually draw in embodied ki). A black hole, of sorts. It works both ways (that is, the creator's ki energy is also affected by this technique), cannot be detected except by Ki Sense (4), and has no effect on matter whatsoever. A body can pass harmlessly through negative Ki. Such negative rifts are dangerous, however, and if they are too overloaded with Ki energy, they could explode violently, releasing all Ki encased within.