Party Members: How they Work (Chi & Etc.)

Party Members:

You are allowed to make companion characters that are controlled by you, just like your main character. These "Partner Characters" have many different features to them:

They have their own Chi pool and abilities.
This means that when they use a skill, they drain their own personal Chi, instead of yours.

They have their own Fighting Type.
Your Partner Character doesn't have to be the same Fighting Type as yours--however, if they become a Beastmaster, they are allowed only three pets.

They have their own personalities.
This means that they can interact with your character (and others) in whatever way you want. They can be completely different than your main character if you want.
You can even RP as your Party Member, and not your main.

Getting your Partner Items, Skills, etc.

Your partner uses the same formats for Weapons, Armor, Skills, and Pets as you do. Please make sure you put your Partner's name next to the name of the Weapon, Armor, Skill, or Pet, to let us know it's for your partner, and not you.

Example:

Title of the topic: Sokka's Boomerang [Sokka]

Partner Character's Chi Pool:
Partners have half the amount of Chi that your main character has. (So if you have 50 Chi, they have 25.)
If your partner is a Summoner---> They have the same Chi as your main character, minus 10. (So if you have 50 Chi, your partner character would have 40.


Partner Character's Pets:
If your Partner is a BEASTMASTER, they are allowed three pets, which don't count against your party size. However, your partner can only have one pet out at a time.

Attacking with your Party Member:
Fighting with your party works in the same way as normal fighting, but instead of only controlling the actions of one person, you now control the actions of two or more. There are additional benefits to fighting alongside others---including powerful Team Attacks.

RPing with your Party Member:
You can speak both as your main character and your party member---but remember to make sure people can tell the difference between the people speaking. We recommend using different colors--See?

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