[Nostalgia]

Minor primary attack change:
Nail Spear: [Ranged, DEX, DMG 4+dexMod%Combo-able, DMG 4+2xDexMod% non-combo] The Blue Vessel throws their nail out like a spear, using a nearly invisible threat at the end of it to quickly pull the spear back. Gives 1 soul point on successful hit. Alternatively the Vessel can put more strength into a single throw, driving it deeper into their enemy and dealing more damage with a 30% chance to apply Mortal Wound.

[Mari]

Looks fine.

[Nostalgia]

30 thunder badge move:

Dream Wielder: The Vessel uses the dream nail in a more mundane way than the dream breaker, instead of wreaking havok in the target's mind they use the nail to push specific thoughts or memories into the target. The thoughts and memories transferred are entirely decided by the Vessel, but the target can resist it with their intelligence. This move uses the Vessel's Wisdom in using the dream nail and has varying affects it could have. The most mundane is pushing thoughts, which has no negative affects on the target that wouldn't just be caused by being told the words. Any debuffs inflicted by this move cannot stack with each other. This move has a 1 turn cool-down.

• Draw out fear: The Vessel rummages around in the targets mind and finds fearful memories in the target's mind, drawing them forward to the front of the target's thoughts and warping their perceptions slightly to mimic the memories. Fear acts as normal, with Vessel counting as the source of the fear.
• Draw out love: The Vessel rummages around in the targets mind and finds happy memories in the target's mind, drawing them forward to the front of the target's thoughts and warping their perceptions slightly to mimic the memories, with their perception of Vessel changing to see them as the target of their love or happiest thoughts in the memory. Infatuation's early-end condition is against Vessel's Wisdom instead of Charisma, to reflect fighting the illusion. Infatuation is otherwise the same, with the Vessel being the target of the infatuation.
• Draw out failure: The Vessel, instead of pushing thoughts, rummages through the target's mind and draws out the most prominent memory of failure in the targets mind related to battle, filling them with uncertainty when doing things related to that memory. Applies disabled to the target's highest attack stat. Duration determined by int check to fight off the perception warp.

[Mari]

Infatuation's early-end condition is against Vessel's Wisdom instead of Charisma, to reflect fighting the illusion.

This part in specific is a no-go because infatuation is inherently manipulative in such a fashion that charisma is the only appropriate stat.

Draw out failure: The Vessel, instead of pushing thoughts, rummages through the target's mind and draws out the most prominent memory of failure in the targets mind related to battle, filling them with uncertainty when doing things related to that memory.

I don't think the disabled status is really an appropriate representation of uncertainty and doubt. Extremely Strong Status vs Mild Emotions

Applies disabled to the target's highest attack stat. Duration determined by int check to fight off the perception warp.

Disabled is a 3 turn status. If you want it to roll int for duration like certain other statuses we'll have to talk about raising that cooldown to 3 turns to match the potential 3x duration.

[Nostalgia]

Ill try to explain my thinking on the draw out love one a bit more:

When it manipulates someone's perception, they do see the Vessel as someone that they loved or love, so they arent fighting weather they actually love or not, because in their perception it is someone that they love. What they can do is fight the illusion making the Vessel look like someone they love, which is held together by the Vessel's magic, Wisdom.

So for example, if it was used on Vessel them-self, they would see and hear the person that did it to them as Sea Draco, someone they love. Even if the person's actions and charisma aren't like that of Sea Draco, the Vessel would still need to deal with attacking someone that, to their senses, is someone that they do love, even if they logically know it isn't them, until the illusion wears off. Think the trope where the transformey person turns into the characters loved one and the person hesitates even though they know it isn't their actual loved one.

But, if you still think it should use Charisma I'll change it over.

For the failure one, I think i'll drop it.

If wisdom is allowed:
Dream Wielder: The Vessel uses the dream nail in a more mundane way than the dream breaker, instead of wreaking havok in the target's mind they use the nail to push specific thoughts or memories into the target. The thoughts and memories transferred are entirely decided by the Vessel, but the target can resist it with their intelligence. This move uses the Vessel's Wisdom in using the dream nail and has varying affects it could have. The most mundane is pushing thoughts, which has no negative affects on the target that wouldn't just be caused by being told the words. Any debuffs inflicted by this move cannot stack with each other. This move has a 1 turn cool-down.

Draw out fear: The Vessel rummages around in the targets mind and finds fearful memories in the target's mind, drawing them forward to the front of the target's thoughts and warping their perceptions slightly to mimic the memories. Fear acts as normal, with Vessel counting as the source of the fear.

Draw out love: The Vessel rummages around in the targets mind and finds happy memories in the target's mind, drawing them forward to the front of the target's thoughts and warping their perceptions slightly to mimic the memories, with their perception of Vessel changing to see them as the target of their love or happiest thoughts in the memory. Infatuation's early-end condition is against Vessel's Wisdom instead of Charisma, to reflect fighting the illusion making them see the Vessel as a person they love. Infatuation is otherwise the same, with the Vessel being the target of the infatuation.

If wisdom is not allowed:
Dream Wielder: The Vessel uses the dream nail in a more mundane way than the dream breaker, instead of wreaking havok in the target's mind they use the nail to push specific thoughts or memories into the target. The thoughts and memories transferred are entirely decided by the Vessel, but the target can resist it with their intelligence. This move uses the Vessel's Wisdom in using the dream nail and has varying affects it could have. The most mundane is pushing thoughts, which has no negative affects on the target that wouldn't just be caused by being told the words. Any debuffs inflicted by this move cannot stack with each other. This move has a 1 turn cool-down.

Draw out fear: The Vessel rummages around in the targets mind and finds fearful memories in the target's mind, drawing them forward to the front of the target's thoughts and warping their perceptions slightly to mimic the memories. Fear acts as normal, with Vessel counting as the source of the fear.

Draw out love: The Vessel rummages around in the targets mind and finds happy memories in the target's mind, drawing them forward to the front of the target's thoughts and warping their perceptions slightly to mimic the memories, with their perception of Vessel changing to see them as the target of their love or happiest thoughts in the memory.

[Mari]

Well if you're just creating an illusion that anyone can see through, that doesn't merit the infatuation status. The infatuation status represents a strongly altered emotional state that can only be achieved with manipulation. If you want to charm someone, you need to put effort into it and that effort is measured with charisma.

[Nostalgia]

It sounds ilke infatuation wont work for the move, I'll try to think of something more fitting

[Nostalgia]

Dream Wielder- Fear: The Vessel uses the dream nail in a more mundane way than the dream breaker, instead of wreaking havok in the target's mind they use the nail to push specific thoughts or memories into the target.
The Vessel rummages around in the targets mind and finds fearful memories in the target's mind, drawing them forward to the front of the target's thoughts and warping their perceptions slightly to mimic the memories, inflicting fear. Fear acts as normal, with Vessel counting as the source of the fear. Can only be used once per turn, shared with other Dream Wielder moves.

[Mari]

Looks fine!

[Nostalgia]

Make the Vessel charismatic again, and also clean up other abilities:
-Swap Charisma and Wisdom stats.

Discipline	Stat Pts	MOD
STR	8	-1
DEX	20	+5
CON	10	+0
INT	10	+0
WIS	12	+1
CHA	16	+3

-Changed Dream Gate where it is now a ranged attack and uses dexterity.
Dream Gate: [DEX, targets WIS, 18% damage] The vessel channels the power of their dream nail, after a brief moment they teleport in a flash of light in another location to try and throw their needle in a sneak attack.

-Changed Focus to use charisma for the heal.
Soul Points: Primary attacks give a soul point when they successfully deal damage, which can be used for more powerful abilities. All spells cost 4 soul points:

• Focus: The Blue Vessel can focus, making blue lifeblood envelop their body and heal them or a nearby ally for 1d8+cha and cure statuses.
• Shade Soul: The Blue Vessel can build soul up and fire it from the front of their body as a projectile, dealing 20% damage to any enemies who cannot dodge out of the way, uses Wisdom.

-Changed Life Blood Shield to be more straightforward. Health is healed directly instead of fighting the counter.
Lifeblood Shield: A thin layer of lifeblood covers the Vessel's entire body, the substance resisting outside damage. Half of all damage taken is stored in the Lifeblood shield instead of being subtracted from the Vessel. For the duration of the ability, one third of all damage the Vessel deals healed. Active for three turns, 3 turn cooldown. As soon as the shield is over, all stored damage is immediately taken by the Vessel.

-changed the 2 actions per use to -3 to a dodge roll next turn.
Call of the Void:[CHA, 30% damage] The Vessel taps into their void half, calling upon their siblings to help them in battle. The Vessel touches the ground and channels the void, asking their siblings to attack their enemies. A few moments later massive tendrils of void energy lash out of the ground, out of every crevice and shadow to slash whip and spear any enemies in circles around the Vessel's enemies. Gets +2 to hit. It's difficult to dodge hundreds of spears and tendrils shooting out of the ground at once, the enemy's best bet is to predict the area the spears will come from. In order the call the siblings the Vessel needs to stay relatively still, taking a -3 to a dodge roll next turn. (Target's WIS).

-Changed Dream Wielder: Fear to use charisma, since it's the vessel trying to act like something scary with the illusion, clarified escape fear condition.
Dream Wielder- Fear:Uses Charisma, targets int. The Vessel uses the dream nail in a more mundane way than the dream breaker, instead of wreaking havok in the target's mind they use the nail to push specific thoughts or memories into the target.
The Vessel rummages around in the targets mind and finds fearful memories in the target's mind, drawing them forward to the front of the target's thoughts and warping their perceptions slightly to mimic the memories, inflicting fear. Fear acts as normal, with Vessel counting as the source of the fear. The Bravery check for this move is the original roll that caused the fear. Can only be used once per turn, shared with other Dream Wielder moves.

[heirtothemonado]

Looks good!

[Nostalgia]

50 Smash token move:
Perfect Parry: [Counter, Str] Using extremely precise timing and accuracy The Vessel can redirect and reflect incoming melee and projectile attacks respectively. When being struck in melee, the Vessel swings their nail at the incoming attack to knock it off course, keeping their nail in contact with the strike to gain some momentum from it before spinning and striking the attacker. When having a projectile aimed at them, the Vessel strikes it mid-air, much like a baseball, and sends it flying back to the attacker. Only usable on a natural 20 dodge roll, deals 2x the original attack's damage.

[Mari]

Eeeeh, sure! I'll give this a tentative approval.

[Nostalgia]

Rolling April Fools Smash Spirit:
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[Nostalgia]

Sea Draco Doppelbody Bonus Special!:

Become Baby!: In a poof of white smoke tinted with the colors of green, Vessel transformed into a little Sango! This does not take an action, and can be done at any time once during their turn, but incurs a -3 to a dodge roll every time they swap.

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0 total points to distribute

Discipline	Stat Pts	MOD
STR	4	-3
DEX	18(20)	+5
CON	18	+4
INT	6	-2
WIS	10(11)	+0
CHA	14(19)	+4

Chibi Sango!

Appearance: Ok so imagine this, but squish it down a whoooooole lot and make it chibi.


Primary Attacks (3)
Shtahp it!: Little Sango does their best to convince the target not to be too mean and take it easy, though they're still learning how the whole talking thing works so there may be a bit of a struggle to actually get it out. Inflicts infatuation on the target, targets int uses cha. Only usable once per turn.

Tiny Dragon Kick!: They do their best to copy big Sango and do a really impressive ice kick. What they lack in leg size and strength they more than make up for in persistence and love for the real thing. Can be used as a frosty 4+ChaMod% light combo or an 10+2xChaMod% adorable drop kick.

Become the projectile!: In this form Vessel doesn't really have a needle to toss around, or many other things to throw, but they definitely have themself! With some considerable effort from those tiny wings can pick up surprising speed, perfect for flinging yourself directly at super high speeds for +2 accuracy right into someone's face for 30% damage! Unfortunately it's really hard to control after the actual bonk, leaving them open with a -3 to a dodge roll next turn.

Special Attacks (7)
Become Not Baby: In a poof of white smoke with tints of the color wheel red through blue their form changes back to Vessel's usual lil mute self.

Vicious Omnivore!: [10% Cha] Kori's here too! But being this tiny really causes some issues with their main goal of eating anything and everything nearby. They sure can chomp though! Little Sango does her best to command Kori to chomp on someone nearby, inflicting Mortal Wound. If attacked from behind, Kori takes a free chomp! Only usable once per turn, including free chomps.

Victorious Omnivore!: Now, just because you're tiny doesn't mean you cant eat things, the things just have to be even smaller than you! Kori, obviously a genius, knows this well and takes any chance that they can get. If Vicious Omnivore is used on a target with Mini, it can apply the digesting status instead of mortal wound with a few unique effects. First, Small Sango takes -4 to all dodges while they remain in this state. Second, the duration of Mini is extended until the target escapes, constrained by smolness. Finally a couple unique actions are provided. 
    Please Hurry Up?: Small Sango asks the target to stop fighting back so much and let them win causing a Cha v Int check, also jostling around and speeding up the process for 10% damage, doubled if they fail the check. Only usable once per turn.
    Roost: Small Sango... Takes a break! They just sit down and take a breather, healing for 1d8+ChaMod and taking an additional -1 to all dodge rolls. Only usable once per turn.
    Ponder the Tum: Once per turn Small Sango meditates and concentrates, gaining +1 to their wisdom stat, stacking and lasting until the status is broken, or after effect healing wears off.


Not Completely Tiny: Small Sango is, well, small, but when you consider the original that makes a few things almost normal sized! With such a concentrated center of mass you may even be able to squish someone down to equal footing! Inspired by some faint memories of another time they were in a different body, coming down from the sky like a heart-trailed comet, the little dragon wishes upon a Sango to squash their opponent flat! Inflicts the mini status for 3 turns and deals 20% damage. Unfortunately if it misses, landing on your butt kinda hurts, dealing 5% recoil. 3 turn cooldown. 

Getting a bit Steamed: When you borrow the body of someone you love, having someone else try and attack it is really rude! Maybe even, a bit of a peeve, a real uncool thing, a gear grinder. When you're a little water dragon, all those intense feelings make a bit of steam. But that's not the only way to get steam, embarrassment may also cause a small cloud to form and hide that blush! For every damage taken, Small Sango gets a stack of steam and every time Small Sango gets flustered they gain 10 steam up to 100. This steam can be consumed for a variety of effects at the cost of an action. Only one of these actions can be used per turn:
    Steam Beam!: [Dex] Spew out a jet of hot steam at a target, shoving foes back with impressive force, dealing 25% damage and critting on 18+ and using up 40 steam. 
    Scalding Breath!: [Dex] Store up some steam until it's up to boiling, spewing it all out at once over the area, dealing 20% damage and inflicting burned at the cost of 20 steam.
    Simmering Shield!: Small Sango billows out a cloud of extra hot steam around themself, burning up anyone who isn't careful! Sango rolls a pure 1d10, and if the enemy rolls less than that amount on any attack roll for the next 3 turns they take 10% damage. Costs 30 steam.

Things that steam a Sango	Steam of the Sango
Compliments from an enemy	5 steam
A Hug! (Normal grapples don't count)	7 steam
A Kiss!?	10 steam
Falling in love?! (Infatuation)	15 steam

An Homage to Mama!: Small Sango hypes themself up with affection for the one and only original, getting ready to go home and tell them everything went okay! With the power of a first friend and a partner these tiny fists burst with enough love energy to explode all who dare stand to tarnish it! Gains +2 to their charisma mod and adds their charisma to their damage for 3 turns, 3 turn cooldown. Attacks that already scale with Cha get 4 less bonus damage from this buff.

An Attempt at Cooking?: Small Sango doesn't just try to fight for big Sango, they try to cook for them too! They aren't very good at it yet, so they need more practice, and what better person to practice on than the enemy! Small Sango pulls out a 'meal' and rolls a 1d4+ChaMod before tossing it at an enemy. The smell alone is quite... offputting. Also slightly corrosive! causing them to take extra damage equal to the number rolled above for 3 turns. They can resist the cliche murderous food aura with a con check against how close the meal got thrown to them. 3 turn cooldown.

Final Smash (1)
Mini Magical Girl Sango!: Thanks to a handy dandy magical girl outfit Vessel already had and unlocking the power of their affection for their partner, they have access to the most powerful form of all. A light pink and green light consumes the area, blinding nearby enemies with the raw radiance. When it fades what is left is a tiny sango with new and improved style, wearing a small pink dress gifted to them by the original long ago! All cooldowns are reset and their modifiers are all increased by 3 for 3 turns, dealing 5 damage more for the same duration. The dress can still linger once the buffs are gone.