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Dave Strider
the best coolkid
Taking Jack_the_PumpkinKing vs Pentimento. Thread in a mo'.
Chopsuey
Member
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- he
Alright. Since I finally have a semi-reliable internet connection, back to my life in Asber...
2-on-2 single
Style: Set
DQ: Ten Days
Damage Cap: 50%
Banned moves: OHKO's, Direct healing, Sleep-inducing moves, 3 chills per Pokmon, no pokemon over 12' tall.
The Arena: The building of expensive glassware and classy items that really shouldn't be near a battle because of their high prices and value.
Yes. Deep in the heart of a warehouse for expensive glassware, ceramics, jewelry, artifact, and whatever else rich scientists might have, there is a Pokemon battle. Go figure. The size of the warehouse is eighty-by-eighty, forty feet tall. Shelves of things worth more than a Cadillac line the shelves, gleaming with surprise, and realization that they will, indeed, get smashed.
The items lining the shelves may also be used as weapons. Heh.
Glassware will do 6% damage when thrown, at 3% energy.
Bones and wood, 8% for 5% energy.
Metal objects, 10% at 7% energy.
Containers of strange liquid are completely random; they can be chosen to drink or throw. If drank, they m,ay heal you up to 10% on both health and energy, give you any status effect, (Even freeze!), or up two stats by one point. It thrown, they may inflict random damage of 1-20%, give any status effect, or explode, doing 10% damage to both combatants. All for 5% energy! (Effects are determined by ref, of course.)
Knocking over shelves requirs an attack, and if the shelf is even knocked over is determined by the ref.
Not my best arena. D:
2-on-2 single
Style: Set
DQ: Ten Days
Damage Cap: 50%
Banned moves: OHKO's, Direct healing, Sleep-inducing moves, 3 chills per Pokmon, no pokemon over 12' tall.
The Arena: The building of expensive glassware and classy items that really shouldn't be near a battle because of their high prices and value.
Yes. Deep in the heart of a warehouse for expensive glassware, ceramics, jewelry, artifact, and whatever else rich scientists might have, there is a Pokemon battle. Go figure. The size of the warehouse is eighty-by-eighty, forty feet tall. Shelves of things worth more than a Cadillac line the shelves, gleaming with surprise, and realization that they will, indeed, get smashed.
The items lining the shelves may also be used as weapons. Heh.
Glassware will do 6% damage when thrown, at 3% energy.
Bones and wood, 8% for 5% energy.
Metal objects, 10% at 7% energy.
Containers of strange liquid are completely random; they can be chosen to drink or throw. If drank, they m,ay heal you up to 10% on both health and energy, give you any status effect, (Even freeze!), or up two stats by one point. It thrown, they may inflict random damage of 1-20%, give any status effect, or explode, doing 10% damage to both combatants. All for 5% energy! (Effects are determined by ref, of course.)
Knocking over shelves requirs an attack, and if the shelf is even knocked over is determined by the ref.
Not my best arena. D:
Superbird
Fire emblem is great
JackPK
blame telegram
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- he/him
Ummm... it's a 2-person triple battle with each player using 3 Pokemon, unless I'm interpreting it wrong. A three-way battle with 3 Pokemon each would be labelled 3vs3vs3.
Skylark
New member
Oh... *facepalm* Should I delete the post or strikethrough or ?
Teacher9985
Blue tigers rock. So what?
BlackTitress
Say Hello to a very special guy...
3v3
2. Battle Style:Set
3. DQ:7 days
4. Damage Cap: 30%
5. Banned and Restricted Moves:OHKOs, Weather,Gravity, Ground type moves,chill
6. Arena Description: The Endless Tunnel
The endless Tunnel is just that, endless. With only a few ledges here or there, most of the fight will be airbourne. It will be difficult for heavier pokemon dut to them falling faster. There is a 3% chance per round that you hit a protruding ledge for 4% damage.If you are light enough(below 50kg) you can land on these ledges, so can flying types. You don't have to worry about hitting the ground because, well, the tunnel is endless. There are moving platforms for the trainers to stand on to give commands.
7. Additional Rules: Heavy pokemon allowed, but frowned apon. Falling Speed is calculated with common sense,Or bulbapedia( Rotom won't fall, Snorlax would fall very fast compared to a turtwig)
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2. Battle Style:Set
3. DQ:7 days
4. Damage Cap: 30%
5. Banned and Restricted Moves:OHKOs, Weather,Gravity, Ground type moves,chill
6. Arena Description: The Endless Tunnel
The endless Tunnel is just that, endless. With only a few ledges here or there, most of the fight will be airbourne. It will be difficult for heavier pokemon dut to them falling faster. There is a 3% chance per round that you hit a protruding ledge for 4% damage.If you are light enough(below 50kg) you can land on these ledges, so can flying types. You don't have to worry about hitting the ground because, well, the tunnel is endless. There are moving platforms for the trainers to stand on to give commands.
7. Additional Rules: Heavy pokemon allowed, but frowned apon. Falling Speed is calculated with common sense,Or bulbapedia( Rotom won't fall, Snorlax would fall very fast compared to a turtwig)
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PokeGhost
*Boo*
BlackTitress
Say Hello to a very special guy...
shy ♡
whispers in gay
Nobody's taken this, right? I'll be taking it then. And making this challenge:
2vs2 single
Style: Set
DQ: Standard week
Damage Cap: 35%
Banned Moves: OHKO's
Arena: Marshlands' Bridge
With nothing but marsh as far as the eye can see, pokemon should stay on the walking path to avoid getting soaked. Thankfully, the wooden bridge here is not only elevated, but wide and sturdy enough to support even the largest of pokemon. Perhaps predictably, many water's edge pokemon reside here. The river that cuts through the Marshlands is vast and extremely rough and fast moving. Only the most experienced of swimmers can brave its wicked current.
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Dave Strider
the best coolkid
shy ♡
whispers in gay
Hrm, well since I've made the thread, if Byrus wants to he can ref it. :v
Byrus
Strange days ahead
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- he/him
I'll just use the thread you made if you're OK with picking up a different battle.
Phoenixsong
beep beep coming through
- Pronoun
- she/they/any
Pentimento: why are there no pirates in that arena. Pirates should totally come out and attack the pokémon. Why is this not so.
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For Dwagie.
4 on 4 double
Damage Cap: None
DQ: 7 days
Banned Pokémon: Anything that is not fully evolved (Blaziken and Pinsir are fine; Torchic, Combusken and Scyther are not)
Banned/restricted moves: direct healing, chilling, OHKOs, Perish Song, Destiny Bond, sleep-inducing moves, anything that requires keeping focus or a cool head (see description)
Arena: Doctor Kaminko's Experimental Stadium, Arena #44
Any claims that Doctor Kaminko does not test his Pokémon-related inventions before revealing them to the public (a public that is obviously too simple to appreciate their sheer genius) are, of course, entirely false. In fact, the Doctor has a dedicated space beneath his secret laboratory for just this purpose--his experimental stadium. At first glance it appears to be a fairly plain arena, with the standard clay floor, small pool for water-types and a weather generator that will respond to any weather-inducing commands. A few button presses and switch flips, however, and the Doctor can produce anything from a plethora of his newest battle-based creations to make things more... interesting. Kaminko regularly invites trainers down to his facility to help him test his new experiments, assuring them that of course their Pokémon will be perfectly safe and that of course there will be ample compensation for their time. Most of the Orrean trainers know better than to take his claims at face value, but there's no reason for a fewgullible eager outsiders not to trust him, right? Besides! Shiny new toys! Who could possibly resist!
The arena that Kaminko has chosen for today's battle, number forty-four out of sixty-three, is fairly simple as his bizarre challenges go. The battlefield itself does not change much when he activates it, forgoing #3's Poké-Poles™ falling from the ceiling and #61's small herd of Tauros sporting his Pokémon Mood-Altering Keclenses™ (currently stuck on angry red) for wide, open space. The battlers are going to need plenty of room and minimal distractions, after all--with all the energy they'll have to burn, they'd probably tear something down if they were in a smaller space. For today, all Pokémon involved will be wearing Kaminko's new Ever-Energy Adrenapacks™.
The Adrenapacks provide each Pokémon with literally unlimited energy, allowing them to attack with abandon and without fear of exhausting themselves. The experiment is intended to see what Pokémon are capable of doing when allowed to battle on and on without interruption, but perhaps the Adrenapacks give the Pokémon a little too much juice. They are prone to releasing extra surges of energy that can actually harm the Pokémon wearing them, causing 3% typeless damage to each Pokémon at the end of each round and escalating to 5%/round if their health is below 33%. Additionally, the constant influx of energy makes the battlers incredibly nervous and restless, preventing them from focusing on moves that rely on calming down or relaxing (i.e. calm mind, amnesia), being lulled into complacency (i.e. attract, flatter, charm) or falling asleep.
et cetera.
Same rules I used against Blazhy; if you wanted something different (single battle, different number of pokémon, whatever), just say so.
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For Dwagie.
4 on 4 double
Damage Cap: None
DQ: 7 days
Banned Pokémon: Anything that is not fully evolved (Blaziken and Pinsir are fine; Torchic, Combusken and Scyther are not)
Banned/restricted moves: direct healing, chilling, OHKOs, Perish Song, Destiny Bond, sleep-inducing moves, anything that requires keeping focus or a cool head (see description)
Arena: Doctor Kaminko's Experimental Stadium, Arena #44
Any claims that Doctor Kaminko does not test his Pokémon-related inventions before revealing them to the public (a public that is obviously too simple to appreciate their sheer genius) are, of course, entirely false. In fact, the Doctor has a dedicated space beneath his secret laboratory for just this purpose--his experimental stadium. At first glance it appears to be a fairly plain arena, with the standard clay floor, small pool for water-types and a weather generator that will respond to any weather-inducing commands. A few button presses and switch flips, however, and the Doctor can produce anything from a plethora of his newest battle-based creations to make things more... interesting. Kaminko regularly invites trainers down to his facility to help him test his new experiments, assuring them that of course their Pokémon will be perfectly safe and that of course there will be ample compensation for their time. Most of the Orrean trainers know better than to take his claims at face value, but there's no reason for a few
The arena that Kaminko has chosen for today's battle, number forty-four out of sixty-three, is fairly simple as his bizarre challenges go. The battlefield itself does not change much when he activates it, forgoing #3's Poké-Poles™ falling from the ceiling and #61's small herd of Tauros sporting his Pokémon Mood-Altering Keclenses™ (currently stuck on angry red) for wide, open space. The battlers are going to need plenty of room and minimal distractions, after all--with all the energy they'll have to burn, they'd probably tear something down if they were in a smaller space. For today, all Pokémon involved will be wearing Kaminko's new Ever-Energy Adrenapacks™.
The Adrenapacks provide each Pokémon with literally unlimited energy, allowing them to attack with abandon and without fear of exhausting themselves. The experiment is intended to see what Pokémon are capable of doing when allowed to battle on and on without interruption, but perhaps the Adrenapacks give the Pokémon a little too much juice. They are prone to releasing extra surges of energy that can actually harm the Pokémon wearing them, causing 3% typeless damage to each Pokémon at the end of each round and escalating to 5%/round if their health is below 33%. Additionally, the constant influx of energy makes the battlers incredibly nervous and restless, preventing them from focusing on moves that rely on calming down or relaxing (i.e. calm mind, amnesia), being lulled into complacency (i.e. attract, flatter, charm) or falling asleep.
et cetera.
Same rules I used against Blazhy; if you wanted something different (single battle, different number of pokémon, whatever), just say so.
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