Sumomo Skills

Skill Mixture: Oceans Fist
Elements:-
Character Tracker:http://www.jeweledseas.com/t1736-sumomo-tracker#10043
Skills Information:

Sumomo's techniques work based on Stances, at the very base core. She has 4 different Stances at 4 different levels. These Stances are techniques that will increase a stat or two, and lower another by the same amount. For example, a stance that boosts Strength and Endurance, but lowers Speed and Dexterity would be used when on the defense, and so on and so forth. While in these stances, she will have specific techniques she can and cannot use, but most of them she can use. No stance can increase Willpower.

Passives:

When in a Stance(Tech) that is Defensive, Sumomo gains 10 Endurance

When in a Stance(tech) that is Offense oriented, Sumomo gains 10 Strength

When in a Stance(tech) that is Speed oriented, Sumomo gains 10 Speed

Skill Strengths:

Versitility: The user can switch between offense and defense very quickly

"If you hit a wall, hit it hard": When she is focusing on a stance, she becomes VERY strong in that stat

Skill Weaknesses:

Low range: The user's range is very low most of the time, and unless a weapon is added, she has next to no range and must be within striking distance

Min-Maxing: When she is in a stance, the stat that is weak get's REALLY nerfed.

Technique Name: Beginner Stance of the Roaring Ocean
Technique Tier D
Technique Focus Attack
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration 5 posts
Technique Description:

The user activates the Stance of the Roaring Ocean in its most basic form. While active, the user gains +10 strength, +5 Speed and -10 Dex, -5 Endurance



Technique Name: Beginner Stance of the Coursing Current
Technique Tier D
Technique Focus Speed
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration 5 posts
Technique Description:

The user activates the Stance of the Coursing Current in its most basic form. While active, the user gains +10 Speed, +5 Dex and -10 Strength, -5 Endurance.

Technique Name: Beginner Stance of the High Tide
Technique Tier D rank
Technique Focus Defense
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration 5 posts
Technique Description:

The user activates the most basic form of the High Tide stance. While active, the user gains +10 Endurance, +10 HP, and +5 Endurance, as well as -10 Strength, -10 Dex, and -5 speed


Technique Name: Beginner Stance of the Whirlpool
Technique Tier D Rank
Technique Focus Speed/Defense/Offense
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration 5 posts
Technique Description:

The user activates the Stance of the Whirlpool in its most basic form. While active, the user gains +5 Speed, +5 Dex, and +5 Strength.

Technique Name: Crackdown
Technique Tier D
Technique Focus Attack
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration -
Technique Description:

The user grabs a part of the opponent, whether it be the scruff of their shirt, the arm, around their neck or what have you, and throws them either over the shoulder or just straight to the ground, though the Shoulder throw is the normal choice, before slamming their elbow onto their neck, a joint, or their chest with a power of the users strength +5. If the tech lands on the joint, the opponent losses speed in that limb by 5, and if it hits the neck it will do an additional 5 damage.



Technique Name: Swallow Kick
Technique Tier D
Technique Focus Attack
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration --
Technique Description:

The user Kicks upwards, with the force to drag both themselves and what they are kicking up with them about a meter into the air with the force of the users strength +5.

Technique Name: Roaring Ocean Combo
Technique Tier D
Technique Focus Attack
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration -
Technique Description: This technique can only be used in the Stance of the Roaring Ocean. The user rushes the opponent and proceeds to attack them with a flurry of punches and kicks at their strength, following them if they are pushed back, before swerving around them, and kicking them into the air. They follow this up by jumping after them, and double foot stomping them into the ground. The flurry of blows strength is based on the users Strength plus 1, and the stomp is strength +10. This tech can only be used while in a version of the Stance of the Roaring Ocean.


Technique Name: Coursing Current Smash
Technique Tier D
Technique Focus Speed
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration -
Technique Description: The user dashes around the opponent, and strikes them from either behind or infront with a swift and strong jab. This techniques damage is equal to the users strength, and increases the users speed and dex by 5. This tech can only be used in the Stance of the Coursing Current.


Technique Name: High Tide Block
Technique Tier D
Technique Focus Defense
Technique Element: -
Technique's Duration -
Technique Description: The user throws up their arms and leg to block an incoming strike. This technique grants the user +15 Endurance. This Technique can only be used while in a version of the Stance of the High Tide.

Technique Name: Whirlpool Counter
Technique Tier D
Technique Focus Defense, Speed
Technique Element: N/A
Technique's Duration N/A
Technique Description: With precise timing, the user swerves to the left or right, barely allowing the opponent to make contact with them, as the use both their moment and the enemies to throw a punch at the opponents face. The damage scales based on half the users speed, plus half the users defense, plus the opponents speed.

To be honest I feel like this is super buffing everything. Like when in defense tech you get super much endurance plus you could do that defensive move that gives you 15 on top of that to gain at least 35 more endurance so you could potentially have 55 (Which is half of max) at D-rank which I find obscure even if it nerfs other stats in the process (For everything but that defensive move that is)

The whirlpool stance also just buffs and doesn't actually nerf anything else (If we dont think about the passive that is), wondering if anything is left out on that one seeing how all the other ones has drawbacks?

If anything I can look at this tomorrow with a bit more of a glint in my eye (when I'm not suicidal levels of tired) and can see if I've changed my mind, but other than that nerf the numbers a bit. I've seen a lot of 5's lately but not a lot of 10's and especially not many 15's, think of this still as D-rank and not something bigger and better.