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[Meta Thread] Dragonstrike's Pokerole Test Game: Mount Coronet Mystery
(07-17-2019, 05:16 PM)Lord Windos Wrote: Reasonably? Why can't you do it unreasonably, then? Unless you designed this Encounter to specifically tackle/be tackled by the Group as a whole (as in it's a hard on requirement, rather than how you designed the arena and place the combatants in it), you could still just section of parts of the Horde for One on One Battles with us, even if it doesn't make logical sense for it to happen that way. Convenience > Logic should be the dynamic of a tabletop game, unless it just breaks the rules or given scenario entirely.

For the sake of agreeing to do the Encounter logically but still conveniently, though, one way of doing what I proposed in this instance is if the horde of Alolan Sands were radially dispersed around the four characters in four clusters (1 Alolan Sandslash and 3 Alolan Sandshrews per Chara), and each cluster focuses on one chara, forcing them to only fight against them unless they want to get overwhelmed. If the cluster would be too weak that way, just bump up their Stats to compensate, give them stronger Moves, or other bonuses (Like Icy Terrain giving + 1 DEX to grounded Ice Types like them, instead of them not suffering a penalty, since they're experience working on this Terrain). Does that sound feasible?

This encounter is designed for the whole group to be tackled all at once, yes.  It's part of the challenge in this specific encounter.

The snowshrews are indeed dispersed like that, actually.  Because you guys are all bunched up like this, that means you can either focus on the groups that are immediately in front of your characters or assist other characters as necessary if you're confident you can stomach some hits from your own group of enemies.

It also means that AOE attacks hit EVERYONE, which is a big, big wrench in anything when it comes to trying to split up the encounter into separate battles should an AOE move be used.
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RE: [Meta Thread] Dragonstrike's Pokerole Test Game: Mount Coronet Mystery - by Dragonstrike - 07-17-2019, 05:28 PM

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