[Meta Thread] Dragonstrike's Pokerole Test Game: Mount Coronet Mystery

[Dragonstrike]

And what you think of Nami Mega Evolution music?

Fitting.

[Dragonstrike]

Quick reminder, @Lord Windos.  Return's accuracy roll uses Brawl, not Channel.  Might want to factor that into your orders.

[Lord Windos]

Quick reminder, @Lord Windos.  Return's accuracy roll uses Brawl, not Channel.  Might want to factor that into your orders.

Then its replaced with Draining Kiss, as I will not be arsed to deal with that until the 2nd Round (if there is one) . Accuracy Roll on that should be 9D6 Base Dice, and Base Damage 7D6 Dice

[PhantomUnderYourDesk]

@Dragonstrike, I just realized you didn't account for the Quick Claw Yurei's holding, I swapped it before the battle. Should have told so, probably... Either way, mind to update the Init Order accordingly please?

[Dragonstrike]

Dragonstrike, I just realized you didn't account for the Quick Claw Yurei's holding, I swapped it before the battle. Should have told so, probably... Either way, mind to update the Init Order accordingly please?

Updated!  Still not faster than Dialga, though, unfortunately.

[Dragonstrike]

Okay, I think I've come up with a good effect for Nami's Bad Dreams, and I'll be utilizing it in the first Round versus Primal Dialga.

Bad Dreams
- Sleep inflicting moves can affect pokemon that would normally be immune to them (including PD pokemon), but a normally immune target may not necessarily fall fully asleep.  This effect applies to all Sleep moves that are used as long as the Bad Dreams user is on the battlefield.  If the Bad Dreams user leaves the battlefield, then any sleeping pokemon that are normally immune to sleep wake up immediately.
- Waking up from the Sleep status condition requires 7 collective successes from Insight checks instead of 5.
- Every time a pokemon attempts to Wake Up, they take 1 damage if they fail to do so.
- Pokemon take 1 damage when they fall asleep.
- Pokemon take 1 damage if they are Asleep at the end of the Round.
- This ability's effects apply to both enemies and allies of the Bad Dreams user.

Is it busted?  Probably.  But hey, that's why it's a Plot Device Ability, and I think this might be fun to play around with!  Darkrai's variant of it would likely be stronger, too, but that's not something that's immediately relevant.

[Lord Windos]

Holy gwakamoly , that's an awesome interpretation of Bad Dreams in Pokerole! As a DM that created powerful Mods for regular Abilities and strong PDs myself, I whole heartily approve of your creativity with Bad Dreams! I bet Spiritmon will be plenty happy with this too, so happiness for everyone about this, yay!

[Spiritmon]

Holy mother of Arceus! You guys can't see but I smiling like crazy IRL. That's one sweet interpretation of Bad Dreams! It makes me excited in see such ability happens in the battlefield!

Future battles make me have a hard decision what Pokemon Mega Evolve in the future, since Sheer Force is a awesome offense ability too!

[Spiritmon]

Uhuuuuuuu!!!!!! Eat Nightmares you motherfucking Steel Dragon! You might the only Steel Dragon in the Pokemon Franchise, but we will beat you up!

A little question Dragonstrike: It is possible to use Nightmare again since it is a Fixed Damage? And Night Shade and Psywave? Any danger of Dialga Metal Burst these moves despite they be fixed damage too kinda?

[Dragonstrike]

Uhuuuuuuu!!!!!! Eat Nightmares you motherfucking Steel Dragon! You might the only Steel Dragon in the Pokemon Franchise, but we will beat you up!

A little question Dragonstrike: It is possible to use Nightmare again since it is a Fixed Damage? And Night Shade and Psywave? Any danger of Dialga Metal Burst these moves despite they be fixed damage too kinda?

Duraludon says hi.  And Tracton.

Based on how the move works and is described in Pokerole, I don't see why you can't use Nightmare again to deal exactly 1 damage while the target is sleeping.  It's like using Sonic Boom.  You just won't get any other benefits since Nightmare's already in effect.

The MBC triggers whenever Dialga is hit by a Special Attack.  Physical Attacks and Status Moves do not trigger it.