Welcome to Gaia! ::

As a member of this guild, you need to understand a few of the basic guidelines and rules that govern our life here. For starters, you need to understand the rankings and how they affect you as a member of this guild. You will rise in rank if you remain active in the guild and complete the roleplaying challenge issued to you by the Council of Elders (Your Crew).

Initiate- This will be your rank upon joining the guild. Initiate means you're a beginner. Your character has a low rating in the guild, and will have the lowest stats when it comes to building your character (18 points).

Apprentice- An apprentice isn't much higher of a rank than Initiate. You're basically a beginner who has been given the honor of a promotion. You have 21 points for your character.

Genin- Genin means "Low Level Ninja" and is the third rank in the ladder that you will climb in advancement. You have 24 points for your character.

Chunin- Chunin means "Mid Level Ninja" and is one of the higher ranks you can earn in the guild. You have 27 points for your character.

Jounin- Jounin means "High Level Ninja" and is the greatest honor you will be able to recieve for your roleplaying activity. You have 30 points for your character. Senseis will be considered Jounin in rank.

Making a Profile is easy enough. You just fill in the little blanks that you are given and distribute a few points. Each of your stats has 1 point already in it, and since initiates have 18 points to begin with, that means you have 10 left to distribute. Each of the statistics is explained below.

Strength is a measure of physical power, how well you should be able to perform an act of brute force and how much physical damage you do.
Speed is a measure of how fast your character is. It will determine the order in combat.
Defense is a measure of how tough you are. Those with high defense, can shrug off weak attacks. Defense applies to physical attacks only.
Health is a measure of how much damage you can take in combat. With high health it takes more attacks to bring you down.
Evasion is how well you may dodge an attack. Those with high evasions flow through combat, getting hit rarely. Note that a high evasion does not make you impossible to hit.
Accuracy is a measure of how likely you are to hit someone in combat. Those with high accuracy can hit someone with high evasion much more often.
Spirit is your defense against the magics. Those with high spirit powers are tougher to take down with your spells.
Energy is how much power you have when using magic. Those with high energy find it easier to cast more spells in a row, and also find their spells more potent than others.

You will also be given some basic equipment to start with, and be allowed to select one weapon for your personal use. This one weapon can be anything mundane (ordinary) and you can use it freely. You can gain more equipment from completing missions in addition to upgrading old equipment.