Traveling Systems

Yes, as a shinobi you will have to travel, and yes, that means we must devise a system for it. Let's face it, if we don't put this up then people will be magically showing up in Sunagakure, when they were just in Kumogakure.

Traveling Rules:

If you are Genin and below you must travel with a B-rank+ shinobi, or your sensei. If you fail to do so you will be classed as a Missing Ninja or become tracked down by your village Anbu. Your kage will decide what punishment you deserve from there. After you post your "[leaving]" topic in whatever village you're in, then you must make a topic in the travel boards at the bottom of the forum.

*Note: If you are a Tokujo or below rank, you must always have permission from you Kage (IC or OOC) to leave the village. If your Kage is inactive or unavailable to allow you to leave, then do not feel you can just leave. You will still receive the consequences of leaving. In the case that your current kage is inactive, please contact the anbu captain or next in charge before you can leave.

Intercepting: You may not under any circumstances join a travel topic unless you meet the following requirements, You are of the same village or you have been tracking the character traveling before hand, you are in the same area as the person leaving, you have reason IC wise to track them down, Lastly you've asked a staff member with pm or other means to be able to join the topic. There is one exception that can allow the rules to bend, if you are personally connected to that character you may with admin approval go to a bit further lengths in tracking someone. The lengths you may go is up to the admin digression.  


Traveling Post Requirements:

• When traveling alone, there must be at least 600 words describing your travels before you can enter your destination.
  
• If traveling with multiple people each person must post at least 500 words in the topic
  
• ALL traveling posts MUST be posted in the traveling board.
  
• Please label all your traveling posts [traveling] and whether they are open or closed.