<p>and I also think airbending would be the most OP element for pro-bending because it's like this: </p><p>Firebenders are good at burning stuff and making lots of heat (this is irrelevant in pro-bending because their protective gear is fireproof) </p><p>Waterbenders are good at making ice and shaping ice to be sharp (again, this is a damage thing and also it's illegal in pro-bending) </p><p>Earthbenders are good at throwing rocks that are hard and do lots of damage (pro-bending is designed to not be too damaging) </p><p>Airbendending is the element of knocking your opponents back and throwing them around the room with strong winds which makes it perfect for pro-bending which is won by throwing your opponents off the edge like zaheer did </p>

<p>but in sports, it's okay to have some roles be more important than others as long as both teams have them so it's still fair. </p>

<p>So the rules for air-probending are </p><p>1.Each air blast must not exceed one second in duration,meaning that airbenders may not use jet streams to blow their opponent off the arena. </p><p>2.Just like water,strikes to the head are allowed. </p><p>3.An airbender may not use air to enhance one's movement. </p><p>4.Giant tornados/hurricanes may not be used. </p><p>5.Airbenders must bend the fog in their own territory or the territory they have gained. </p><p>Changes to the game and arena </p><p>1.A team can have as many members as they want,but can only have 3 players in each round. </p><p>2.When a airbender is sent into the arena the side and middle vents release a thin light blue fog,so that the Referee and Audience can see the attacks. </p><p>3.In the events of a tie breaker and only one team has a airbender they can choose to fight any of the other 3 elements. </p><p>4.the airbending color(for their helments and belts) would be a pale blue,changing the color of water to a darker variant. </p>

<p>Wouldn't the color be yellow and orange like their clothes tend to be? </p><p>Couldn't they have teams of 4 so that all 4 Elements can participate together? Maybe that could be a new league? </p><p>I like having a fog being what they use. But why not white/gray? That is still very visible. Just make it thicker. </p><p>There are some interesting ideas here. </p>

<p>ur right i was being to restricting with the teams, ur idea is way better for down the line. i guess i was thinking more like a couple years after LOK ended. and yh i did think of yellow as a color but i wanted it to match the fog(color of the original airbending) so i changed it, but have the fog stay a neutral color. thats smart </p>

<p>If the fog is too thick, benders may not be able to see through it, allowing surrenders to obscure their territory. </p>

<p>yh in this tread many have incountered that problem and i was thing that the vents slowly push out the fog(nothing harder than low fan). so it'll be thick enough to stay to the ground but dispersed enough to see thur, you know? </p>

<p>I actually think we should stick to the 3 players per round... just allow teams to mix up the players between rounds. (Also, in the case that a team can't find a fourth, they can still compete... just at a tactical disadvantage...) Oh! And whoever wins a round gets the tactical advantage of knowing the other team's lineup before they choose theirs for the next round! (Maybe... I dunno, I did just kinda make that up just now...) </p><p>I agree that the airbender's tag should be yellow; in fast paced competitive sports, colour co-ordination is crucial, so we shouldn't have the tag clash with the other benders' tags. </p><p>I don't think the water vents should also let in the smoke. Rather, I think the smoke vents should be separate like the earthbender's clay coins are. Ideally, the smoke should also be able to somehow react with water, clay, and fire... so that we don't end up with another Wolfbat incident. </p>

Interesting points.

<p>6 years later, lol </p>