Double-Checking

[Master Game]

Support Issue: Combat
The Issue:
For the negative status conditions that prevent the user from taking a movement, does this naturally include weaving movements? I'm assuming this would mean still-jutsus would not work as they still require weaving movements.
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[󠀐󠀐󠀐󠀐Y]

Yes.

Performing a weaving movement is a two part system. The first part is handseals. Each weaving movement technique uses up handseals depending on the rank of the technique.

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The second part is movements. Every weaving movement technique uses 1 movement to perform after using handseals to prepare the technique.

Thus, no movement implies no weaving movement. Still jutsu doesn't seem to get around this. Which might be unintended, but I would argue, as-written, it does not let you perform weaving movements while incapacitated. 

[Skulking Shinzu]

I might be misunderstanding the question, but the whole point of Still Jutsu is that it does not require weaving movements:

"User can perform Jutsus without moving."

"A Stilled Jutsu can be performed with no Handseals."

If you cast a Still Jutsu, it will deduct Weaving Movements from the total amount of Movements you can carry out in a turn. However, you're not actually moving or performing those Weaving Movements. They will be deducted as they aren't a free action and take time to carry out, but it shouldn't be subject to effects that prevent Weaving Movements.

A outright stun would prevent you from doing this of course. However, a bind-like effect or something that directly prevents Weaving Movements (such as a effect that numbs the hands) would not prevent you from using Still Jutsu as far as I'm aware.

[Xango]

Shinz is correct; unless it specifically causes you to be incapable of molding/controlling your own chakra or performing chakra techniques, still jutsu can be used.