ole_schooler
This WILL be the last time you see me.
I've got a spot; I'll take you on, if you like.
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The Challenge Board
- Thread starter Negrek
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I've got a spot; I'll take you on, if you like.
Eishiba
New member
do the moves have to be from the pokemons own movepool or can it be any move? like i could choose a pssychic type pokemon and select splash as one of its moves? either way, accepted!
1. Luftballon
Banned
- Pronoun
- it
Eishiba
New member
ok just wanted clarity
Sokka217
is yet another user.
This be my first time posting a challenge, let's hope I did this right. e_e
1vs1 single
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 30%
Banned Moves: OHKO's, Any moves that change abilities, such as Worry Seed.
Arena: Kishin Asura's Prison
Deep under the Death Weapon Meister Academy, more commonly known as the DWMA, rests a room which contains the master of madness, the Kishin Asura. The weak minded often fall victim to Asura's insanity, and often see horrific hallucinations and visions. After the attacks have been issued, there is a 10% chance that Asura's hallucinations will be too strong for the Pokemon, and have the same effect as hurting themselves in confusion for one attack. The room is rather dark, and wooden pillars are dotted across the seemingly endless wooden floor. With every step, the floor creaks, making silent approaches by Pokemon walking on legs (or arms) difficult, but possible, which. In the middle of the room, sits Asura's prison, a sack made of his own skin. For every attack made that deals damage, there is a 1% chance that Asura's sack will be struck. If Asura is awakened, the 10% increases to 25%, and the Pokemon's attacks are maxed out (+6), but their defenses are decreased completely (-6).
Other: After the attacks have been issued, there is a 10% chance that Asura's hallucinations will be too strong for the Pokemon, and have the same effect as hurting themselves in confusion for one attack. For every attack made that deals damage, there is a 1% chance that Asura's sack will be struck. If Asura is awakened, the 10% increases to 25%, and the Pokemon's attacks are maxed out (+6), but their defenses are decreased completely (-6).
(I apologize if this stuff isn't doable D: Just say I derped up and I can make some adjustments >.<)
1vs1 single
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 30%
Banned Moves: OHKO's, Any moves that change abilities, such as Worry Seed.
Arena: Kishin Asura's Prison
Deep under the Death Weapon Meister Academy, more commonly known as the DWMA, rests a room which contains the master of madness, the Kishin Asura. The weak minded often fall victim to Asura's insanity, and often see horrific hallucinations and visions. After the attacks have been issued, there is a 10% chance that Asura's hallucinations will be too strong for the Pokemon, and have the same effect as hurting themselves in confusion for one attack. The room is rather dark, and wooden pillars are dotted across the seemingly endless wooden floor. With every step, the floor creaks, making silent approaches by Pokemon walking on legs (or arms) difficult, but possible, which. In the middle of the room, sits Asura's prison, a sack made of his own skin. For every attack made that deals damage, there is a 1% chance that Asura's sack will be struck. If Asura is awakened, the 10% increases to 25%, and the Pokemon's attacks are maxed out (+6), but their defenses are decreased completely (-6).
Other: After the attacks have been issued, there is a 10% chance that Asura's hallucinations will be too strong for the Pokemon, and have the same effect as hurting themselves in confusion for one attack. For every attack made that deals damage, there is a 1% chance that Asura's sack will be struck. If Asura is awakened, the 10% increases to 25%, and the Pokemon's attacks are maxed out (+6), but their defenses are decreased completely (-6).
(I apologize if this stuff isn't doable D: Just say I derped up and I can make some adjustments >.<)
If someone will ref this, i'll take you on!
shy ♡
whispers in gay
3vs3 doubles
Style: Set
DQ: Standard week
Damage Cap: 40%
Banned Moves: OHKO's
Arena: Atlantis
Although most likely not the real Atlantis, the drowned city of Atlantis in which this battle takes place shares a frightening amount with its namesake. The fact that both ended up underwater, for example - and that both were tremendously prosperous beforehand. The city was so well-built that most of its buildings have not been too badly harmed, even at such great depths; rust and algae coat the majority of the structures, sure, and sponges grow on the smaller houses, but towards the upper limits of the buildings things look shockingly pristine. Since most of the city is made of skyscrapers - thousands of feet high on average, towering way above the miniature houses below and many made of pure glass, made hard enough that many of the walls remain intact; here and there, the tallest of skyscrapers was made of actual diamond, and nothing has managed to corrode those. This leads to quiet a beautiful underwater view.
Of course, so far underwater - the tallest of skyscrapers being nearly 3,000 feet tall and still not even nearing the surface of the ocean - none of this would, normally, be seen. No sunlight reaches this far down, and the fish and pokemon are all used to darkness. This is one of the most brilliant aspects of Atlantis: it's a city of light.
Each of the skyscrapers is topped with a lightningrod, acting much like the pokemon ability. The rods are connected to dozens of gemstones fitted into the building walls, making it appear as if the buildings themselves glow. Since, of course, lightning doesn't often strike so deep below the surface, it's common courtesy for pokemon to come by and flash a thunder wave or two to light up the area.
Since Atlantis is nearly always bathed in light, it's considered poor hunting grounds - and by the same means, great protection for young. It's a rare day to not find tiny newborn chinchou flitting about, or a wailmer hiding in one of the taller skyscrapers, holding its breath before it needs to return to the surface.
Notes: For the duration of this battle, a protective force-field has been erected surrounding Atlantis. The field lets in/out all but living creatures, so pokemon that need to breathe will not be able to get through and reach the surface (meaning yes, they will suffocate).
All attacks used by water-dwelling pokemon do 1% more damage and cost 1% less energy; attacks used by pokemon not used to being in water do 1% less damage and cost 1% more energy.
Style: Set
DQ: Standard week
Damage Cap: 40%
Banned Moves: OHKO's
Arena: Atlantis
Although most likely not the real Atlantis, the drowned city of Atlantis in which this battle takes place shares a frightening amount with its namesake. The fact that both ended up underwater, for example - and that both were tremendously prosperous beforehand. The city was so well-built that most of its buildings have not been too badly harmed, even at such great depths; rust and algae coat the majority of the structures, sure, and sponges grow on the smaller houses, but towards the upper limits of the buildings things look shockingly pristine. Since most of the city is made of skyscrapers - thousands of feet high on average, towering way above the miniature houses below and many made of pure glass, made hard enough that many of the walls remain intact; here and there, the tallest of skyscrapers was made of actual diamond, and nothing has managed to corrode those. This leads to quiet a beautiful underwater view.
Of course, so far underwater - the tallest of skyscrapers being nearly 3,000 feet tall and still not even nearing the surface of the ocean - none of this would, normally, be seen. No sunlight reaches this far down, and the fish and pokemon are all used to darkness. This is one of the most brilliant aspects of Atlantis: it's a city of light.
Each of the skyscrapers is topped with a lightningrod, acting much like the pokemon ability. The rods are connected to dozens of gemstones fitted into the building walls, making it appear as if the buildings themselves glow. Since, of course, lightning doesn't often strike so deep below the surface, it's common courtesy for pokemon to come by and flash a thunder wave or two to light up the area.
Since Atlantis is nearly always bathed in light, it's considered poor hunting grounds - and by the same means, great protection for young. It's a rare day to not find tiny newborn chinchou flitting about, or a wailmer hiding in one of the taller skyscrapers, holding its breath before it needs to return to the surface.
Notes: For the duration of this battle, a protective force-field has been erected surrounding Atlantis. The field lets in/out all but living creatures, so pokemon that need to breathe will not be able to get through and reach the surface (meaning yes, they will suffocate).
All attacks used by water-dwelling pokemon do 1% more damage and cost 1% less energy; attacks used by pokemon not used to being in water do 1% less damage and cost 1% more energy.
Blastoise Fortooate
Geographical!
Taking. For a Blastoise I do not swim nearly enough.
Charles
Fire is life, not just destruction.
I just had a slot open up, so why not?
2vs2 double
Style: Set
DQ: One week
Damage Cap: 45%
Banned Moves: OHKO's; attacks that are dependent on the weather/open sky
Arena: An indoor traditional Pokemon gym-style arena with a shallow moat(shallow as in only about eleven or twelve inches in depth) running around it.
There are large chunks of rock strewn over the floor, some broken, some with cracks in them from previous battles. The ceiling is closed off from the sky, making weather-based attacks nearly impossible.
Aside from the rocks littering the field, there are thin patches of soft soil and grass that are packed loosely and scattered in between the rocks - good for kicking up dust or making a distraction if need be.
Moves like Dig are indeed possible, but the arena itself does not extend below ground beyond five feet, and the tunnels are difficult to conceal or close up once they have been made.
Beyond the moat are stands lined with locals who come to the arena to view battles, and if a Pokemon is confused, their condition might be extended/made less likely to snap out of by about two extra rounds due to the raucous crowd, the scent of food, and any other potential distractions.
Other: n/a
2vs2 double
Style: Set
DQ: One week
Damage Cap: 45%
Banned Moves: OHKO's; attacks that are dependent on the weather/open sky
Arena: An indoor traditional Pokemon gym-style arena with a shallow moat(shallow as in only about eleven or twelve inches in depth) running around it.
There are large chunks of rock strewn over the floor, some broken, some with cracks in them from previous battles. The ceiling is closed off from the sky, making weather-based attacks nearly impossible.
Aside from the rocks littering the field, there are thin patches of soft soil and grass that are packed loosely and scattered in between the rocks - good for kicking up dust or making a distraction if need be.
Moves like Dig are indeed possible, but the arena itself does not extend below ground beyond five feet, and the tunnels are difficult to conceal or close up once they have been made.
Beyond the moat are stands lined with locals who come to the arena to view battles, and if a Pokemon is confused, their condition might be extended/made less likely to snap out of by about two extra rounds due to the raucous crowd, the scent of food, and any other potential distractions.
Other: n/a
ShinyUmbreonX3
Moon don't tell me lies, don't let me roam forever
If you can have more than one battle/challenge at a time, since I'm still waiting for my battle with K'yoril to be reffed as well, I'll take this one on.
Take_It_All
New member
I'll take you on.
Le Sabre
Touch me again and I'll knock you out.
Negrek, its been awhile, but I shouldn't have an Open Challenge.
It should be a battle under these rules against Rarity and Greaser Lala if they still want to fight it.
It should be a battle under these rules against Rarity and Greaser Lala if they still want to fight it.
Metalos
How am I supposed to eat an apple!?
1vs1 single
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 25%
Banned Moves: OHKO's, moves that recover HP directly, but 2 chills allowed.
Arena: Cordoned Alley
... you really shouldn't be here, and you know it. It's the middle of the night in the middle of a crowded city, and somehow, in your ignorance you missed reading the many signs telling you, in bold CAPITAL letters, that this area has been cordoned off by the police inspectors. Seriously, how the hell did you miss it? It was in yellow and black! Those colours are supposed to mean DANGER!
This dirty little alleyway is a horrible sight. Tucked away behind two buildings where no-one should have to lay eyes on it, one of them is a four-star restaurant, and the other one a classy hotel covered in bright neon lights. Almost as if they're trying to make up for the presence of this hideous little corner by showing off their glamour, eh? Try as they might though, the dazzling hues of green and amber can't quite hide the splatters of blood on the walls, and they actually accentuate the chalk outline on the ground, making the edges glow, like... like some kind of sick leftover from a rave... or something... just who did this anyway!?
Wandering this crime scene really isn't a good idea. You could get caught and mistaken for the killer returning to the scene, or worse, he could ACTUALLY return and find you. Another chalk outline would liven up the dingy alleyway even more - but it wouldn't be in your better interests, I think. You should get out of here now before you get involved.
Oh but hey! There's still time for a battle, right? Even in the most dangerous places, with sirens screeching in your not-so-distant vicinity, you can spare some time to battle some random guy you just locked eyes with! Of course!
I swear, this is the most idiotic...
Other: My first time ever posting a challenge. I'm looking for other people who are just starting out as well, preferably.
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 25%
Banned Moves: OHKO's, moves that recover HP directly, but 2 chills allowed.
Arena: Cordoned Alley
... you really shouldn't be here, and you know it. It's the middle of the night in the middle of a crowded city, and somehow, in your ignorance you missed reading the many signs telling you, in bold CAPITAL letters, that this area has been cordoned off by the police inspectors. Seriously, how the hell did you miss it? It was in yellow and black! Those colours are supposed to mean DANGER!
This dirty little alleyway is a horrible sight. Tucked away behind two buildings where no-one should have to lay eyes on it, one of them is a four-star restaurant, and the other one a classy hotel covered in bright neon lights. Almost as if they're trying to make up for the presence of this hideous little corner by showing off their glamour, eh? Try as they might though, the dazzling hues of green and amber can't quite hide the splatters of blood on the walls, and they actually accentuate the chalk outline on the ground, making the edges glow, like... like some kind of sick leftover from a rave... or something... just who did this anyway!?
Wandering this crime scene really isn't a good idea. You could get caught and mistaken for the killer returning to the scene, or worse, he could ACTUALLY return and find you. Another chalk outline would liven up the dingy alleyway even more - but it wouldn't be in your better interests, I think. You should get out of here now before you get involved.
Oh but hey! There's still time for a battle, right? Even in the most dangerous places, with sirens screeching in your not-so-distant vicinity, you can spare some time to battle some random guy you just locked eyes with! Of course!
Other: My first time ever posting a challenge. I'm looking for other people who are just starting out as well, preferably.
I'll take you on!
Momo(th)
I swear I'm cool you have to believe me
- Pronoun
- she
How about my first battle?
3 vs 3 Single
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 25 %
Banned Moves: All OHKO, Direct recovery moves, max Chills at 2
Arena: Strange Ruins
A very, VERY long time ago, a meteor was said to struck a small cave. It is filled with strange, light-blue crystals and what appears to be ancient metal surrounds the cave's chambers
There appears to be strange, relic-like technology, but it is all unusable. There are 4 chambers. 3 of them are exactly alike, one of them seems to slow down gravity. It should be noted that the strange metal does not conduct electricity.
Also, there is a pool filled with clear water in one chamber, and is about 20 ft in diameter and is five feet max at depth.
Occasionally, the crystals seem to flash in brilliant colors, but it is unknown if this actually does anything (but it's pretty!)
And finally, strangely it does not echo. Weeeeeeird.
3 vs 3 Single
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 25 %
Banned Moves: All OHKO, Direct recovery moves, max Chills at 2
Arena: Strange Ruins
A very, VERY long time ago, a meteor was said to struck a small cave. It is filled with strange, light-blue crystals and what appears to be ancient metal surrounds the cave's chambers
There appears to be strange, relic-like technology, but it is all unusable. There are 4 chambers. 3 of them are exactly alike, one of them seems to slow down gravity. It should be noted that the strange metal does not conduct electricity.
Also, there is a pool filled with clear water in one chamber, and is about 20 ft in diameter and is five feet max at depth.
Occasionally, the crystals seem to flash in brilliant colors, but it is unknown if this actually does anything (but it's pretty!)
And finally, strangely it does not echo. Weeeeeeird.
Charles
Fire is life, not just destruction.
I don't seem to have any other battles going on right now, other than the one with Derpy, so I'll take you on.
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