01-08-2019, 05:07 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-08-2019, 05:27 AM by Dragonstrike.)
"There is an alternative Dragon Eeveelution: the Noble Wyvreon. They're much more tame and defensive, and it's the form that Inari ended up evolving into a few months ago. In short, though, yes, Savage Wyvreon are typically incredibly vicious and tenacious according to my mother's notes. Even when facing an entire army, they will fight until they can no longer stand straight...and then some."
Well, I give ya that second place in the initiative, but let's not forget Ridia's +1 Initiative Surprise! Means her Initiative is 14! (Still, though...three (6) results in a row for the Initiative? Hmmm...)
Everything was going as planned. Lucy was caught off guard by the unique pokemon she was facing, Ridia was getting psyched for her next opponent...
...and then the DDD happens (which happens to increase her Initiative to 16).
For his part, Reiner narrows his eyes at Ridia. His words are stern. "I better not see you inflict any Lethal wounds on your current opponents, Ridia."
At Taylor's comment, Reiner sighs. "...honestly, I don't blame ya. You're gonna need to go all out to beat her as she is now. The Savage Wyvreon my mother took research notes on KOed almost the entire company of eeveelutions wielded by the Kimono Girls, including the Sylveon. They are not to be taken lightly, even if they aren't using their full power...and especially when they seem to have gained more power than expected. She's still freshly evolved, so making sure she doesn't overdo things too much is definitely still a work in progress. Poe's been a great help with that, though, and is the main reason I even considered using Ridia in this battle in the first place. I didn't quite think events would play out like this, though...if things get out of hand, we'll just have to take action accordingly. I've had the...'pleasure' of facing this strange effect myself earlier today already...not quite sure what causes it, to be honest...it certainly doesn't seem to be specific to any particular kind of move or pokemon since I saw it affect a Tsareena's Bulk Up...unlike that other trainer and the Tsareena I faced earlier, though, I think Ridia will listen to my orders to some degree...trying to recall her is probably a bad idea right now, though." It's an analytical, but wary response...
When Reiner sees the Scizor, he nods approvingly. Good. That means Ridia's most powerful attack isn't gonna do squat to a Steel type. And taking an opportunity to use a Bulk Up is going to be a necessary move on his part if he's going to stand a chance of taking down Ridia quickly. (though Scizor can't normally learn that move...and using SD might have been a better choice in the long run...hmmmm...)
Ridia is probably about to teach this Scizor a very painful lesson, though. A Tough Claws user is not one you can try to stand up to defensively in this campaign.
Bite!
Acc: 6* + 5 + 3* + 2 Single Action = 16 D6
Dmg: 2 + 7* + 1 TC - 3* Defense (TC mod activated!) = 7 D6!
Eff: Flinch (3)
Well, I give ya that second place in the initiative, but let's not forget Ridia's +1 Initiative Surprise! Means her Initiative is 14! (Still, though...three (6) results in a row for the Initiative? Hmmm...)
Everything was going as planned. Lucy was caught off guard by the unique pokemon she was facing, Ridia was getting psyched for her next opponent...
...and then the DDD happens (which happens to increase her Initiative to 16).
For his part, Reiner narrows his eyes at Ridia. His words are stern. "I better not see you inflict any Lethal wounds on your current opponents, Ridia."
At Taylor's comment, Reiner sighs. "...honestly, I don't blame ya. You're gonna need to go all out to beat her as she is now. The Savage Wyvreon my mother took research notes on KOed almost the entire company of eeveelutions wielded by the Kimono Girls, including the Sylveon. They are not to be taken lightly, even if they aren't using their full power...and especially when they seem to have gained more power than expected. She's still freshly evolved, so making sure she doesn't overdo things too much is definitely still a work in progress. Poe's been a great help with that, though, and is the main reason I even considered using Ridia in this battle in the first place. I didn't quite think events would play out like this, though...if things get out of hand, we'll just have to take action accordingly. I've had the...'pleasure' of facing this strange effect myself earlier today already...not quite sure what causes it, to be honest...it certainly doesn't seem to be specific to any particular kind of move or pokemon since I saw it affect a Tsareena's Bulk Up...unlike that other trainer and the Tsareena I faced earlier, though, I think Ridia will listen to my orders to some degree...trying to recall her is probably a bad idea right now, though." It's an analytical, but wary response...
When Reiner sees the Scizor, he nods approvingly. Good. That means Ridia's most powerful attack isn't gonna do squat to a Steel type. And taking an opportunity to use a Bulk Up is going to be a necessary move on his part if he's going to stand a chance of taking down Ridia quickly. (though Scizor can't normally learn that move...and using SD might have been a better choice in the long run...hmmmm...)
Ridia is probably about to teach this Scizor a very painful lesson, though. A Tough Claws user is not one you can try to stand up to defensively in this campaign.
Bite!
Acc: 6* + 5 + 3* + 2 Single Action = 16 D6
Dmg: 2 + 7* + 1 TC - 3* Defense (TC mod activated!) = 7 D6!
Eff: Flinch (3)
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