300 credits on Manu dying next round

I'm glad the three best looking characters are still alive.

Name: Kintsugi
Are you a Medical-nin? (Yes/No): No
Why you think you deserve to join: Because i dont really like fighting, but in this world you cant get around it and if its neccessary i'd most like it to protect people to save lifes
How commited are you going to be? I will put all my effort in helping where help is needed.

about me
https://www.shinobilifeonline.com/index.php?topic=2981.0

Quote from: Manuster on January 18, 2017, 14:35:08

@Toratsume Nyshn  The L's just keep on coming

ikr ;_; ... but I'm gonna fight! never gonna give up! Thats my ninja way!
(Everytime anyone makes an emo statement they die :3 ... I'd like to take mah wordz bak pls)

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Quote from: Rapho on January 18, 2017, 19:31:55

@Toratsume Nyshn  I'm jealous :/

HOW TO START A CAMPFIRE

Step 1. Create your Fire Bed
When building a fire, always think about safety first. You don’t want to be that guy who starts a raging wildfire in a national park. If your camping site has a designated fire area, use it. If you’re camping in a more rugged area that lacks fire sites, you’ll need to make your own. Select a site away from trees, bushes, and other plant material. Your fire bed should be on bare earth, not grass (especially dead grass). If you can’t find a bare area, make your own by digging and raking away plant material, taking particular care in clearing away all dry plant material. Dry grass, branches, and bark catch fire easily.
After you’ve cleared the area, it’s time to make your bed. Gather in dirt and place it in the center of your cleared area. Form the dirt into a “platform” that’s about 3-4 inches thick.

Step 2. Gather Woods
You’ll need three basics types of materials to build your roaring campfire: tinder, kindling, and fuel wood.

Tinder. Every good campfire starts with good tinder. Tinder catches fire easily, but burns fast. Material like dry leaves, dry bark, wood shavings, dry grass, and some fluffy fungi make for good tinder.

Kindling. Tinder burns fast, so you’ll need something with more substance to keep your flame going. You can’t move directly to big logs. You’ll just smother your little flame. That’s where kindling comes in. Kindling usually consists of small twigs and branches. Go for something that’s about the width of a pencil.

Fuel wood. Fuel wood is what keeps your fire hot and burning. Look for branches that are about as wide as your wrist or your forearm.

GENERAL TIP: When gathering wood for a fire, collect wood that snaps and breaks easily. Dry wood burns the best. If your wood bends, it’s too wet or “green.” If your try to make a fire with this sort of wood, you’ll just get a lot of smoke. Unlike tinder and kindling, fuel wood can be a little damp. The fire will dry it out, but it’s still not ideal.

Collect twice as much tinder, kindling, and fuel wood as you think you’ll need. You’ll be surprised how fast you’ll go through tinder and kindling when you’re starting your fire.

Step3.Lay Your Fire
There are several ways to lay your fire. The best method as per your situation now is the Tepee Fire Lay. Here is how you do it.

• Place your tinder bundle in the middle of your campfire site.
• Above your tinder bundle, form a teepee with some kindling. Leave an opening in your teepee on the side the wind is blowing against. This will ensure that your fire gets the air it needs and will blow the flames onto the kindling.
• Continue adding kindling to the teepee, working your way up to pencil sized twigs.
• Create a larger teepee structure around your kindling teepee with your fuel wood.
• Place a match under your tinder. Because this lay directs the flame up, the flame should rise to the kindling and then on to the fuel wood.
• The teepee structure will eventually fall, and at this point you can simply add some fuel logs to the fire.

Tadaa!! your fire is up and ready!

Don't have matches?
Well don't worry!
here is a video demonstration on how to light a fire using The Bow Drill
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4E68OFmFAQ&feature=youtu.be

Good Luck! Hope you make an exceptional fire