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#1
hey i just wanted to know if there are transformations in this rp so if someon could tell me and give a bit of information that would be great.
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http://cdbzrpg.com/forum/showthread.php?t=24898

Quote: Power Ups – these are very straightforward. There are three (3) tiers, and each one multiplies your Combat Ability by a certain amount. Ensuring across-the-board-fairness, each and every race earns their Power Ups by XP, and all offer equal stat increase. You must purchase them in sequence: you need Tier 1 before you can buy Tier 2, and you need Tier 2 to get Tier 3. Power Ups do not stack; you can only have one Power Up and one tier active at a time.

Each Power Up can manifest in a different way for different races. For example, saiyans can have “Super Saiyan,” where their hair turns gold and their eyes turn turquoise. Changelings can alter their forms, and nameks have been known to become “Super Nameks” from time to time. For many races, a Power Up is not defined by the entire species, but varies from person to person. Therefore, they can choose how their Power Ups manifest, which can be anything from a physical change to simply what color your energy is. Once you’ve chosen how your Power Up works, however, you cannot change it or alter it in any way.

In addition to the standard Power Ups, there is a unique technique known as Kaioken. This Technique, obtainable only by those who have completed King Kai's training, provides your character with a CA, like other Power Ups, but can be used at the same time as the standard variety, but only in short bursts. That means that during a fight, your character can transform into a Super Saiyan and activate Kaioken at the same time for an even more substantial bonus.
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Greetings Zader. I'll be happy to help you out. Let's break this down. You're a Saiyan so you have a two choices, we'll get to those.

Power ups are called Tiers. Each tier multiplies your characters CA by a certain amount as seen below:

Quote:Power-Up (Base) - This technique is granted in tiers, each one multiplying the combat ability of a warrior by a certain amount. These must be purchased in order (ie, you need Tier 1 before you can buy Tier 2). Each time a Power-Up is activated, it drains the user of some of their Power Points. A Power-Up can only be used if the character has enough PP stored.
Tier 1 - x2 - 4 PP - 75 XP
Tier 2 - x3 - 7 PP - 150 XP
Tier 3 - x4 - 10 PP - 300 XP
The bold numbers reference the required amount of XP to purchase each tier. The PP cost seen to the left of the bold numbers reference the required amount of "Power Points" you must have to activate each power up in a fight. Your PP is located in your roster just under your stats. I'll pull an example from my roster:

Quote:Stats
  • Strength - 15%
  • Focus - 15%
  • Endurance - 35%
  • Agility - 35%
  • PP - 5/5
For an in-depth explanation of XP I'll refer you to here this: Link

The basic explanation would be that as you write and post in the In Character forums you gain XP to spend on Custom Techniques referenced here.

That link also contains the pre determined technique list which would be this post: Link

Ok. Going back to transformations. For an additional XP fee you can reduce the number of Power Points required to activate your Tier (Power up).
Quote:Power-Up (Master) - After training in the use of a Power-Up, a person finds it easier to activate. Purchasing the Master level of a Power-Up requires the corresponding Base Power-Up and replaces it. Master Power-Ups have lower PP costs, meaning they can be used more frequently.
Tier 1 - x2 - 2 PP - 50 XP
Tier 2 - x3 - 4 PP - 100 XP
Tier 3 - x4 - 6 PP - 200 XP
Regarding your choices for the transformations, you have two choices. You can go all Super Saiyan, progressing up the chain like normal (SSJ, SSJ2, etc etc) or you can create three custom Tier's for yourself that are unique to the character you play.

Let me know if you have any further questions or if anything is still confusing. Enjoy! ~ Vad
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thanks for the info
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My pleasure.
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