08-10-2017, 11:40 PM
@Spiritmon
Multiple actions work likes so: You can preform more than one move per round, but each extra move detracts for the Accuracy Pool of all the Moves / Actions used, which vary depending on the number of actions you take per round.
2 Actions used in a single round reduces the Accuracy Pool of the First move/action used by 2, and the Second move/action by 3
3 Actions used in a single round reduces the Accuracy Pool of the First move/action used by 3, the Second by 4, and the Third by 5
4 Actions used in a single round reduces the Accuracy Pool of the First move/action used by 4, the Second by 5, the Third by 6, and the fourth by 7
5 Actions used in a single round reduces the Accuracy Pool of the First move/action used by 5, the Second by 6, the Third by 7, the Fourth by 8, and the Fifth by 9
No more than Five actions can be undertaken by any character or Pokémon, no excepetions.
Example
If a single Flamethrower have the Accuracy Pool of 9D6 (nine six-sided dice) , then if you used two of them in one round, The First Flamethrower (Without any Pain Modifications or Accuracy Debuffs) Accuracy Pool would be 7D6, and the Second one's would be 6D6!
Move moves per round means more possible damage, but less likely to Crit on average AND each move having lower Accuracy.
Single Actions per round gain a +2 Accuracy Dice to their Accucary Roll, which makes it easier to land those moves and Crit on them!
Its up to you to decide which course of action would be more optimal: Mutliple Actions or a Single One?
Multiple actions work likes so: You can preform more than one move per round, but each extra move detracts for the Accuracy Pool of all the Moves / Actions used, which vary depending on the number of actions you take per round.
2 Actions used in a single round reduces the Accuracy Pool of the First move/action used by 2, and the Second move/action by 3
3 Actions used in a single round reduces the Accuracy Pool of the First move/action used by 3, the Second by 4, and the Third by 5
4 Actions used in a single round reduces the Accuracy Pool of the First move/action used by 4, the Second by 5, the Third by 6, and the fourth by 7
5 Actions used in a single round reduces the Accuracy Pool of the First move/action used by 5, the Second by 6, the Third by 7, the Fourth by 8, and the Fifth by 9
No more than Five actions can be undertaken by any character or Pokémon, no excepetions.
Example
If a single Flamethrower have the Accuracy Pool of 9D6 (nine six-sided dice) , then if you used two of them in one round, The First Flamethrower (Without any Pain Modifications or Accuracy Debuffs) Accuracy Pool would be 7D6, and the Second one's would be 6D6!
Move moves per round means more possible damage, but less likely to Crit on average AND each move having lower Accuracy.
Single Actions per round gain a +2 Accuracy Dice to their Accucary Roll, which makes it easier to land those moves and Crit on them!
Its up to you to decide which course of action would be more optimal: Mutliple Actions or a Single One?
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Member of Team PUNishment. Pun-pare for Struggle, make it Double Team!
Phantom is my OTP~ Online ID: 000650
