Naruto Roleplay

Initial options

1. If you created an original character, describe him: What village does he come from? What are his skills? What motivates him to become a chunin? 2. If you choose a character from the series, tell us who it is and how you want to start their participation in the exams. 3. Decide whether your character acts alone or interacts with his team or other ninjas present.

Main dynamics

1. The Three Stages of the Chunin Exams: Stage 1: The Written Exam. Here, your ability to gather information strategically will be tested. Those who fail to respond appropriately will be eliminated. But be careful: the tricks must be subtle so as not to be disqualified. Stage 2: The Forest of Death. A dangerous test of survival and strategy. Teams will have to collect scrolls from heaven and earth while facing other groups and overcoming the dangers of the forest. Stage 3: Individual Fights. Those who survive the forest will face off in one-on-one battles in front of an audience full of leaders and villagers. The battles will show who is truly ready to be chunin. 2. Optional Subplots: Political Conflicts: Some villages might be using the exams as an excuse to spy or even attack. Your character might be involved in a secret mission. Betrayals and Alliances: Not all genin are what they seem. Does a teammate have ulterior motives? Will your character ally with someone from another village? Supernatural Events: Something strange is happening in the Forest of Death. Some say that a legendary ninja has left forbidden traps in the area. 3. Free Interactions: Talk or confront other genin in the moments before each test. Spy or investigate to stay ahead of challenges. Make temporary alliances with other ninjas to overcome obstacles or gain an advantage.

Roleplay Rules

Skills: Each character has a set of key skills that they can use during trials. These skills can be elemental jutsus, unique techniques, or even deception strategies. Consequences: Actions have consequences. If you decide to be impulsive, you could get into trouble. If you play too defensive, you could miss opportunities. Limits: Death is allowed, but only if both parties agree or the plot allows it.

Options to enrich the roleplay

1. Introduce an original villain: A renegade ninja who infiltrates the exams with a dark purpose. 2. Add mysteries: Scrolls containing encrypted messages or clues to a hidden reward in the Forest of Death. 3. Unique Events: A surprise attack during Stage 3 that forces all ninjas to fight together temporarily. 4. Hidden Factions: Some genin might belong to forgotten clans with rare abilities, which arouses the curiosity (or fear) of others.

Types of Missions

Characters will be able to accept missions as a team or alone, depending on their skills and the difficulty level of the mission. D Rank Missions (Easy): Help villagers with menial tasks, such as finding a lost cat or tending crops. Maintenance work within the village (repairing fences, cleaning streets, etc.). C Rank Missions (Intermediate): Escort merchants or villagers to nearby areas. Investigate sightings of bandits or small groups of criminals. Collect rare ingredients in forests or mountains. B Rank Missions (Hard): Escort important targets through dangerous territories. Face off against renegade ninjas or well-organized thieves. Infiltrate enemy villages to gather information. A Rank Missions (Dangerous): Stop criminal operations or spies from other villages. Lead teams in confrontations against enemy groups. Protect political leaders or key villagers under direct threat. S Rank Missions (Elite): Face elite ninjas or supernatural threats. Recover powerful artifacts or high-level secrets. Infiltration or sabotage missions in other villages.

Daily Activities

Characters won't always be on missions. Here are ideas for their daily routines: Training: Practicing jutsus, improving physical skills or meditating. Training with a sensei or friendly fights. Social life: Spending time with teammates. Visit restaurants, such as the famous Ichiraku Ramen, or local markets. Participate in village festivals or events. Personal Work: Some characters might take on side jobs (for example, running a family store or being a blacksmith). Study: Research ancient scrolls or learn new techniques. Check out books in the ninja library to improve your strategies. Relaxation: Explore the village or surrounding area. Visit hot springs, gardens or popular gathering spots.

Everyday Things You Can Do

Trade items or resources with other ninjas. Participate in competitions, such as races, friendly fights or endurance challenges. Caring for a pet or summoning. Perform household chores, such as cooking or repairing weapons. Listen to rumors and participate in local subplots (robberies, internal conflicts, etc.). Form clubs or groups with shared interests, such as advanced training or recreational activities.

Permission to Interact with Characters

Totally allowed! Players can interact with: Original Characters: Talk, train together, form alliances, or even face each other in combat. Canon Characters: It is possible to interact with characters like Naruto, Sasuke, Hinata, etc., but keep in mind that their actions must be consistent with their personalities. Villains: You may have encounters with characters like Orochimaru, Itachi, or even Akatsuki, depending on the development of the role.

Permission to have a family

Allowed and encouraged! Your character may have: 1. Family: Parents, siblings, or relatives who may appear in the plot. You can decide if your family has an important role (like clans) or is common. 2. Children or descendants: In case the character decides to start a family during the role-playing game. Children could be part of future subplots. 3. Clans: You can be a member of an existing clan (such as the Uchiha or Hyuga) or create your own clan with unique abilities.

Summary of Freedoms

1. Missions: From rank D to S, adapted to your character's level. 2. Daily activities: Training, social life, work, study or relaxation. 3. Interaction: With original characters, canon or villains. 4. Family: You can have a family or form your own, including original clans.

Omegaverse in Naruto Roleplay

In this universe, the characters will be divided into the dynamics of Alpha, Beta, and Omega, respecting the main characteristics of the Omegaverse, but adapted to the ninja world. Characteristics according to their Dynamics: 1. Alphas: Physically strong and dominant. Natural leaders with enhanced skills. They have a distinctive scent that can intimidate or attract others. They are more likely to lead teams or be jounin. 2. Betas: More balanced and common. They do not have cycles nor are they affected by pheromones. They play important roles in villages (such as civil leaders or mediators). 3. Omegas: Generally more sensitive and empathetic. They may have heat cycles, making them vulnerable in certain situations, but they also possess unique abilities to compensate for these disadvantages (e.g. excellent chakra control). Some Omegas might face social stigma, especially in more traditional villages. Adaptation to the Ninja World: Pheromones and Heat: The pheromones of the Alphas and Omegas can be used strategically, both in combat and on missions. Omegas could carry medication or use ninja seals to control the effects of their heat. Roles in the Village: Alphas are commonly sent on high-ranking missions due to their strength. Betas typically work in intelligence or diplomacy. Omegas can excel in medical roles, espionage, or as strategists. Clans: Some clans might consist exclusively of a specific dynamic (for example, a clan of only Warrior Alphas).

Missions and Plots in a Ninja Omegaverse

1. Specific missions for Omegas: Recover medications to control heat. Espionage or infiltration using their ability to go unnoticed or manipulate pheromones. 2. Alpha vs Alpha Conflicts: Leadership clashes or territorial disputes. Fights between Alphas for the attention of an Omega, causing tension in teams or villages. 3. Social problems: Stigma towards Omegas who seek to become chunin or jounin. Discrimination against Betas for their lack of "extraordinary" abilities. 4. Relationships and Links: The bonds between Alphas and Omegas can be forced or consensual. Betas could play the role of mediators or break stereotypes by being prominent ninjas.

Everyday Things Adapted to the Omegaverse

1. Personal Care: Omegas may use injections, medications, or stamps to control their cycles. Alphas could train to control their dominance instinct. 2. Social Life: Events such as dances or ceremonies to foster alliances between dynamics. Disputes or relationships between characters according to their natural instincts. 3. Family Building: Families can be made up of traditional couples or unconventional unions (Alpha-Alpha, Omega-Omega). Raising children would be an important topic in the clans.

Permissions to Interact and Family

Interaction: Total freedom for characters to interact based on their dynamics. An Alpha can try to intimidate another Alpha, an Omega can manipulate an Alpha, etc. Family: You can create a bloodline based on specific dynamics. For example, a clan of Omegas dedicated to medicine or a clan of Alphas as a military elite. You can also have offspring, with children inheriting characteristics from both sides.

Example of starting a roleplay

Scenery: We're in the Chunin Exams, but the Alpha-Beta-Omega division plays a major role in the interactions between the characters. Alphas: Some seek to demonstrate their superiority through strength and leadership. Betas: They are more focused on strategies and teamwork. Omegas: They strive to break stigmas or leverage their unique abilities to stand out.