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The Challenge Board
- Thread starter Negrek
- Start date
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The following battles have been removed from the board due to lack of interest:
Darksong vs greategret
Full Metal Cookies and moon-panther vs Xaldin and Zaiella
Darksong vs greategret
Full Metal Cookies and moon-panther vs Xaldin and Zaiella
Not Meowth
Cat, are you drilling?
Lars The Turtwig
Will probably not come back.
I'll take this on if it's still free, since im a Reff now.
Thread will be up soon(should this challenge still be alive).
Not Meowth
Cat, are you drilling?
Argh curse you people and all your interesting battles that are oh so close to being wiped off, and my great fascination with reffing them. Taking blazheirio889 vs Jack_the_PumpkinKing. Thread will be up in a sec.
people better get some new challenges up before I yoink them all
Lars The Turtwig
Will probably not come back.
Psymon versus crazy linoone is up.
Now im going to a vacation so u guys will have to wait for months
allitersonance
Banned
Challenging Negrek, to be reffed by Fratice.
1 v 1
DQ Time: Two weeks
Damage Cap: None
Permitted moves: Metronome
Special rules: unlimited energy; attacks that damage opponent's energy instead take away health
Arena: The Jolliest Place in Kutho!
More footpaths than roads, the streets of Fleet Town are peaceful and well-maintained. The plant life is simple but beautiful. Local shops and restaurants line the road on either side, spilling warm yellow light onto the street. Between two of these is a nearby alleyway with a tipped-over trash can, where mangy rattata hide or gather food. The store signs are noticeable but not gaudy or flashy, except for the particularly bright, colourful ice cream parlour sign.
The sky is thick and dark with clouds, and it is raining. The pavement is soaked, and the water collects in the gutters on the side of the road. A few puddles remain to splash in, revealing the usually-unnoticeable imperfections in the pavement, although none are more than an inch deep.
A ways behind Negrek is the pokemon centre, which still receives the amount of traffic the streets of Fleet Town are usually subject to. However, due to the downpour, the battlefield is mostly devoid of other human life. More distantly, those who wander the streets can find themselves at the pokemart or the market, both of which have several patrons despite the rain.
As no one was able to procure a radio for this battle, the techno music will come from a loudred provided by some nearby dancing teens.
one more splash and i'll somehow kidnap one of your battles
1 v 1
DQ Time: Two weeks
Damage Cap: None
Permitted moves: Metronome
Special rules: unlimited energy; attacks that damage opponent's energy instead take away health
Arena: The Jolliest Place in Kutho!
More footpaths than roads, the streets of Fleet Town are peaceful and well-maintained. The plant life is simple but beautiful. Local shops and restaurants line the road on either side, spilling warm yellow light onto the street. Between two of these is a nearby alleyway with a tipped-over trash can, where mangy rattata hide or gather food. The store signs are noticeable but not gaudy or flashy, except for the particularly bright, colourful ice cream parlour sign.
The sky is thick and dark with clouds, and it is raining. The pavement is soaked, and the water collects in the gutters on the side of the road. A few puddles remain to splash in, revealing the usually-unnoticeable imperfections in the pavement, although none are more than an inch deep.
A ways behind Negrek is the pokemon centre, which still receives the amount of traffic the streets of Fleet Town are usually subject to. However, due to the downpour, the battlefield is mostly devoid of other human life. More distantly, those who wander the streets can find themselves at the pokemart or the market, both of which have several patrons despite the rain.
As no one was able to procure a radio for this battle, the techno music will come from a loudred provided by some nearby dancing teens.
one more splash and i'll somehow kidnap one of your battles
Coloursfall
THIS IS HOW WE BLEED
For Zora, since she needs to fight meeee~
2vs2 single
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Banned Moves: OHKO's/Direct Healing/Attract
Arena: Darklight Meadow
Darklight Meadow is a beautiful place; rolling green grass, a glittering crystal clear stream, and several large smooth boulders scattered across the field. But the thing that gives the meadow it's name is the fact that the boulders glow at night, illuminating the meadow. The battle takes place as the sun is going down, and the boulders have just started to shine. A few nocturnal Pokemon are just starting to emerge, and a few stars are starting to shine overhead.
atomic tangerine
2vs2 single
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Banned Moves: OHKO's/Direct Healing/Attract
Arena: Darklight Meadow
Darklight Meadow is a beautiful place; rolling green grass, a glittering crystal clear stream, and several large smooth boulders scattered across the field. But the thing that gives the meadow it's name is the fact that the boulders glow at night, illuminating the meadow. The battle takes place as the sun is going down, and the boulders have just started to shine. A few nocturnal Pokemon are just starting to emerge, and a few stars are starting to shine overhead.
atomic tangerine
Zora of Termina
forget your high society
- Pronoun
- fucking guess
Sylph
Take me to Wonderland
Well. I've been roped. I'll ref this one with Zora and FMC.
Meh. May as well get the money. Got Christmas gifts to hand out.
Crazy Linoone
broke ASB
2vs2 single
Style: Switch
DQ: Standard week
Damage Cap: 99%
Banned Moves: OHKO's
Arena: Kitchen of Madness
It's actually not a food item this time.
The Kitchen of Madness actually isn't that insane -- it's a rectangular room, slightly larger than the size of a normal arena. There are two cooking counters on each side of the arena, and each counter belongs to one of the trainers. Like regular kitchen counters, there's two sinks, large drawers filled with silverware, stacks of plates, bowls... You name it. There are also several knives sitting in a knifeholder on the each counter, as well as some cutting boards. There is a fridge to the left of each counter, and one can pretty much find any food imaginable inside the fridge. To the right of the counter is a oven and a gas-powered stove top, a perfect place to bake some pies or blow up some propane tanks. A few pots and pans are on the stove top as well as in the drawer underneath the oven.
On request, half of the arena can be sunk down and flooded with water to allow water-only pokemon to battle.
This all sounds like a perfectly normal kitchen until one realizes that every single item in the kitchen can be used as weapons. The knives, spoons, plates, flying pans... Yes, even the frozen turkey in the freezer can be thrown at the enemy. After a bit of testing in a test arena, Linoone has made a chart showing the average damage different types of items do on impact (and they do quite a lot of damage indeed...)
Porcelain and glass (such as plates and, well, glasses): 3% on impact, 1% if shards are stepped on.
Small objects (like spoons and spice bottles): 5%
Sharp pointy things (such as knives, forks, and frozen swordfish heads): 10% if hit by the sharp edge (30% chance), 4% otherwise.
Large, heavy things (like frying pans and frozen turkeys): 12%, but only have 90% accuracy.
The referee: Instant disqualification.
The objects generally take 3% energy to throw, but small objects take only 2% and large, heavy things cost 5%. Thrown objects are considered to have 100% accuracy besides large, heavy things, which only have 90%.
The crazy projectiles don't stop there. You can heat up items on the stove and throw them for a chance of burning your opponent, lob ice cubes at them and hope they catch a cold, force feed them rotten eggs and make them get food poisoning... The possibilities are endless.
Ok, fine, so thrown items aren't that insane. So why is this place called the Kitchen of Madness? The true reason is that the referee will get so tired of rolling the dice that he/she/it will go mad. Yup. That's the reason. Oh, and the little flying pieces of porcelain, but I'm sure that's easily gotten rid of.
Other: Wailords are (for once) allowed.
This is a spork.
Style: Switch
DQ: Standard week
Damage Cap: 99%
Banned Moves: OHKO's
Arena: Kitchen of Madness
It's actually not a food item this time.
The Kitchen of Madness actually isn't that insane -- it's a rectangular room, slightly larger than the size of a normal arena. There are two cooking counters on each side of the arena, and each counter belongs to one of the trainers. Like regular kitchen counters, there's two sinks, large drawers filled with silverware, stacks of plates, bowls... You name it. There are also several knives sitting in a knifeholder on the each counter, as well as some cutting boards. There is a fridge to the left of each counter, and one can pretty much find any food imaginable inside the fridge. To the right of the counter is a oven and a gas-powered stove top, a perfect place to bake some pies or blow up some propane tanks. A few pots and pans are on the stove top as well as in the drawer underneath the oven.
On request, half of the arena can be sunk down and flooded with water to allow water-only pokemon to battle.
This all sounds like a perfectly normal kitchen until one realizes that every single item in the kitchen can be used as weapons. The knives, spoons, plates, flying pans... Yes, even the frozen turkey in the freezer can be thrown at the enemy. After a bit of testing in a test arena, Linoone has made a chart showing the average damage different types of items do on impact (and they do quite a lot of damage indeed...)
Porcelain and glass (such as plates and, well, glasses): 3% on impact, 1% if shards are stepped on.
Small objects (like spoons and spice bottles): 5%
Sharp pointy things (such as knives, forks, and frozen swordfish heads): 10% if hit by the sharp edge (30% chance), 4% otherwise.
Large, heavy things (like frying pans and frozen turkeys): 12%, but only have 90% accuracy.
The referee: Instant disqualification.
The objects generally take 3% energy to throw, but small objects take only 2% and large, heavy things cost 5%. Thrown objects are considered to have 100% accuracy besides large, heavy things, which only have 90%.
The crazy projectiles don't stop there. You can heat up items on the stove and throw them for a chance of burning your opponent, lob ice cubes at them and hope they catch a cold, force feed them rotten eggs and make them get food poisoning... The possibilities are endless.
Ok, fine, so thrown items aren't that insane. So why is this place called the Kitchen of Madness? The true reason is that the referee will get so tired of rolling the dice that he/she/it will go mad. Yup. That's the reason. Oh, and the little flying pieces of porcelain, but I'm sure that's easily gotten rid of.
Other: Wailords are (for once) allowed.
This is a spork.
blazheirio889
Banned
- Pronoun
- she
Battle Format: 3 vs. 3 Single Battle
Battle Style: Set
DQ Time: One week
Damage Cap: 25%
Banned Moves: OHKOs
Arena Description: Suburban Rooftops
A suburban town on a lazy day, each trainer and his/her respective pokemon are assigned a house adjacent to that of his/her opponent. There is about a ten yard grassy side-yard that separates the two houses. Pokemon may only be on the ground for one round, and then must climb up onto the roofs of one of the houses. If they do not do this, the pokemon on the ground is disqualified. On the side of each house there is a staircase that leads up to the roof of that house.
Link to my profile~
Battle Style: Set
DQ Time: One week
Damage Cap: 25%
Banned Moves: OHKOs
Arena Description: Suburban Rooftops
A suburban town on a lazy day, each trainer and his/her respective pokemon are assigned a house adjacent to that of his/her opponent. There is about a ten yard grassy side-yard that separates the two houses. Pokemon may only be on the ground for one round, and then must climb up onto the roofs of one of the houses. If they do not do this, the pokemon on the ground is disqualified. On the side of each house there is a staircase that leads up to the roof of that house.
Link to my profile~
blazheirio889
Banned
- Pronoun
- she
Crazy Linoone
broke ASB
Just started playing TWEWY and, well, look at what I've decided to reff.
(cough picking up Mike vs. Blazhy)
Thread will be up... Soon.
(cough picking up Mike vs. Blazhy)
Thread will be up... Soon.
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