(08-05-2017, 10:31 PM)Dragonstrike Wrote:

(08-05-2017, 01:05 PM)Lord Windos Wrote: In this Pokémon Role, Confusion only reduces accuracy by 2 and you only take a set about of damage (Rather than hit yourself with your move)  if the action(s) fail. I can implement it the same way as Iron's , but while you won't suffer an accu debuff, you do run the risk of hitting yourself, and suffering the deleterious effect of whatever action you intended to inflict on the target. I can go with which ever effect set, so I don't mind changing some things to change things.

Here's the thing about 1.1.0 Confusion: all it says about the pokemon hurting itself is 'it may hurt itself at the GM's discretion.'  Pretty vague...do whichever you're more comfortable with, though.  In the campaign I'm planning, I'll probably stick with the 1.2 version myself, since it means Confusion is actually kinda relevant...

I think I have a plan to deal with the Confusion, though.  So let's see how much the dice like me this time...

(08-05-2017, 11:05 PM)Dragonstrike Wrote: Also thinking about it...Light Screen and Reflect are rather OP for the same reason Mirror Coat and Counter would have been without Iron's ruling on them...should we apply the same ruling to them for a similar reason?  (it doesn't actually affect anything that happened in the fight so far, since Light Screen was used and the only attack that's actually done damage so far is Acid Spray, which would suffer from the damage penalty caused by the move)

(08-05-2017, 11:13 PM)Lord Windos Wrote: Hmm....I'll allow this change, since even I thought having a -1 Resistance to all moves would be rather lousy for those that take advantage of it, and quite powerful if you bother to get Mew Reflect and Light Screen from somewhere in the city. Well, now Physical and Special moves have distinction in our games once more!...just in limited and situational cases.

(08-05-2017, 11:17 PM)Dragonstrike Wrote:

(08-05-2017, 11:13 PM)Lord Windos Wrote: Hmm....I'll allow this change, since even I thought having a -1 Resistance to all moves would be rather lousy for those that take advantage of it, and quite powerful if you bother to get Mew Reflect and Light Screen from somewhere in the city. Well, now Physical and Special moves have distinction in our games once more!...just in limited and situational cases.

And I expect Mina is going to have AAAAALLLL sorts of fun with setting up Aurora Veil for that -1 Damage against everything using that Snow Warning A-Ninetales Phantom wants to try out.

And the scary part is that Light Screen and Reflect stack with Aurora Veil in the games.  *shudder*

(08-05-2017, 11:24 PM)Lord Windos Wrote: They will not stack in MY game, though. You can have Light Screen + Reflect up or Aurora Viel, but you can't have both up and stack their effects. Aurora Veil takes priority , and ends once the user of it faints, so that if even if Hail is perpetual in this game if summoned by abilities, the shield will eventually go away. Light Screen and Reflect are on the field for a set amount of turns, but only Brick Break or Defog can get rid of them (As well Aurora Veil) . Such is the way I will balance the moves in my campaign.

(08-06-2017, 01:39 AM)Dragonstrike Wrote: While I'm thinking of it, got some stats for Heliolisk (Raijin), Breloom, and Shiinotic?  And Growlithe as well, I guess...you know, just in case they're used for whatever reason.  I'll probably start listing them in the PC storage tab (though I'll probably rename that tab to Rocket's PC...)

(08-06-2017, 02:18 AM)Dragonstrike Wrote: Welp, I'm gonna go catch some Zs now.  Hopefully I won't be ultra busy at work again later today...  

I assume Breloom and Shiinotic both have a value of 2 pokemon as far as the quota goes, right?