༺ Meet the clans ༻

An array of representing clans and backgrounds have come together to display their colors at the Odoru-ha tournament.

Kiyohara
Sanada Clan
Hoshino
Yasuda
Kiba Kai
Peony River Valley
Takeda
Fox
Oronir
Serrano
Sekiseigumi

༺ Meet the vendors ༻

Throughout both days of the festival, there will be stalls present during the tournament, should anyone desire to seek wares or foods!

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༺ MEET THE SPONSORS ༻

The members of NightRaid have sought out the networking of bringing various clans to represent their samurai at the first ever Odoru-ha fights within the Sekiseigumi Barracks. With the permission of the Bakufu, Okami Shrine has been given the opportunity to bless the very grounds which our participants shall fight on!

Okami Shrine
NightRaid Network

༺ DAY ONE : ODORU-HA ༻

SATURDAY | July 18th @ 8PM est

Auron Savaris
Sakura Hoshino
Kiyohara no Saya
Roselitta Serrano
Azimbayar
Sanada no Asagao

༺ DAY TWO : ODORU-HA ༻

SUNDAY | July 19th @ 8PM est

Mukade
Yasuda Asaemon, Kyo
Tachi Takeda
Riley Fox
Singing Breeze
Baka-Ryuu

༺ DAY ONE VENDORS ༻

Shroudrose Teahouse

Shroudrose is a business based out of a brick and mortar establishment within the Twelveswood, offering festive snacks and our specialty blends of teas from all over Eorzea and abroad, made with the finest quality ingredients. Enjoy some refreshments, or buy some looseleaf to brew at home!

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Scales of Fate Creamery

A pop-up stand selling daring and unique artisanal ice cream, with monthly and seasonal specials. Featuring ingredients and flavors from around the world! Can't choose? Try the Scoops of Fate!

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༺ DAY TWO VENDORS ༻

Shroudrose Teahouse

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༺ ODORU-HA TOURNAMENT RULES ༻

Before applying as a fighter, you are required to read through these rules.

CHARACTER participation RULES

The rules are pretty loose considering this tournament is not meant to be overly strict, just general towards the aesthetic, but inclusive of the event.‣ Yes, non-Far-Eastern characters are allowed to participate so long as they utilize a Far-Eastern weapon.‣ Only one clan can be represented per tournament by a fighter. Multiple fighters cannot represent the same clan, to ensure variety and fairness. (Those who are clanless are still eligible to participate.)The following weapons are allowed, focused on traditional samurai melee weapons:ALL FAR-EASTERN SWORDS (not limited to; there are too many for me to ,name but you get it):
• Katana / Tanto / Wakizashi
• Odachi / Nodachi / TachiALL FAR-EASTERN POLEARMS (not limited to):
• Naginata / Yari / GuandaoDual-wielding katana is allowed, but not polearms. That's unbelievably sane.Kunai, shuriken allowed as a secondary weapon. Not a main weapon and will not count as a point. For those of you with your dirty tricks.----------------Attacking or striking without a weapon will not count as a point. Striking your opponent with your weapon counts as a point.• Intended fatal blows are not tolerated, but blood is allowed to be spilled.• The usage of aether and "magic" is permitted to amplify attacks, but your weapon must strike to count as a point.We encourage having fun with your duels, adding flavor, and following the rules properly!

TOURNAMENT MECHANICS

The system is designed to enable both samurai more of a chance to land at least one strike, rather than finishing on one opponent left with no points. Written by NightRaid Network.Important to Note: The system has 6 fighters each day to extend the fighting festival to its fullest potential, for a total of 12 fighters across both days. This means the semi-finals have repeated faces. There is no third match in the opening round, or else there is going to be a stray fighter with no opponent. See the visual below as a reference.

The setup is always randomly generated.

ROLLING SYSTEM FUNCTION

Important Point: YOUR REFEREE IS GOING TO KEEP TRACK OF EVERYTHING IN /PARTY CHAT AND LET YOU KNOW OUTCOMES.Initiative: An initial roll is made by both fighters to determine who gets to attack first. This does NOT use the FIGHTING POST rules. It is a FLAT ROLL.Generally: You will emote your attack first, then roll to determine the outcome. To take into account the fact that horrible RNG exists, numbers within your /random roll will be added up.Example:
Attacker rolls: 297
Defender rolls: 912Attack > 2 + 9 + 7 = 18
Defense > 9 + 1 + 2 = 12Attack succeeds, point given.
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Attacker Rolls: 805
Defender Rolls: 194Attack > 8 + 0 + 5 = 13
Defense > 1+ 9 + 4 = 14Defense succeeds, no point given.

TENSION ROUND MECHANICS

Should both samurai FAIL to attack for ONE ROUND, there will be a Tension Round. The referee will ask both fighters to roll twice.FIRST ROLL: Both swordsmen will emote their POWER UP post, THEN roll.

SECOND ROLL: Both then emote your ATTACK ATTEMPT, then roll.

The HIGHEST AVERAGE between both rolls will win the Tension Round and earn a point. TENSIONS ROLLS ARE ADDED AS REGULAR NUMBERS. Again, the referee will direct fighters in the party chat to keep track of points, tension rounds, and so on.Example:Fighter #1 power-up roll: 453
Fighter #1 attack attempt roll: 560453 + 560 = 1,0131,013 / 2 = 506.5 (507 rounded up)------------------Fighter #2 power up roll: 799
Fighter #2 attack attempt roll: 22799 + 22 = 821821 / 2 = 410.5 (411 rounded up)----------------
Fighter #1 wins the Tension Round and earns a point.
Then the round picks up where it left off, based on the original fighting order. It does NOT automatically swap to the next fighter unless they are next in the order.

END OF MATCH

The max will be 8 rounds per fight until FINAL TENSION determines the winner. If a match trickles over an hour, a Final Tension may be called on the spot for time's sake.Please be mindful that each tournament day can run past 1:00am EST. By signing up, you understand that this is a possibility with your participation.First to three points against their opponent wins the match.