Ryo and Mission Rules

Hello member(s) of NRNA! It seems you have me back to explain yet another rule to you. Now this is something that's going to be very simple, quick, and important: Ryo! Of course ryo is important, what the hell are you talking about? You guys are really retarded if you don't think it's necessary on a Naruto Rp Site.


Of course, there are ways to earn ryo and even bother doing these things. You can get it from Events, Site Gifts, Missions, or simply Rping in the forums. Other members can even give you Ryo from their own pocket. Of course, you are not able to give ryo to an alt account, that's just wrong.




This is yet another simple rule of this rp site. Trust me, it's probably going to be easier to understand.. depending on how well I explain it, teehee. Missions are very important to the Naruto Universe. They give pay to the shinobi who perform them and help out the village at the same time (helps the client as well). The Kage of each village are in charge of putting up missions along with the chosen Anbu and Jounin. They will post the mission they created in the Mission Board section of each village. Other members can make mission requests for their villages, of course.


All missions must have a set word count in which it must be completed, this can be set by the people who create them. THEY MUST BE REASONABLE PEOPLE. I don't want an E-Rank mission where the WC is 1k words. That's just damn ridiculous and redundant. Something like a D-Rank mission can be set at probably 300+ words or so.


If you are doing a mission with a squad, each person must do a set WC to get to the required amount. For example, we can use a C-Rank Mission with a word count of 400. Jimmy posts 100, Johnny posts 100, Bob posts another 100, and the team leader, Timmy, posts another 100. That's a total of 400 words right here, meaning the mission is complete (It's okay if you go over the WC, you just need to get at least that amount of words). A bad example would be where Jimmy posts 100, Johnny posts 100, Timmy also posts 100, but Bob posts.. 10. That's a No-no. Doing that is unfair for the rest of the squad who is actually following instructions. There will be consequences if this happens.