[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Iron]

https://pokemonuranium.co/forum/showthre...7#pid70787

Mason oo's and aah's over the fossil. You can tell he is a big fan of fossil Pokemon.

"I like to battle with Pokemon, multiple times if possible, to get a feel for them. It's not the most scientific process. I guess that's why I'm not a professor. But the key is good notes! Since no two battles are the same, my secret is to take note of every detail of a Pokemon's moves and style. And don't forget to write down the circumstances surrounding the battle, such as the Pokemon's mood. You can learn a lot by comparing these notes from one day to the next. You can gauge a Pokemon's power by comparing the arc of its ranged moves, its strength by measuring its anger, its speed by plotting where it chooses to stand. Some people do it intuitively, some by math. Anyway, that's my method! Every researcher is a little different. Maybe I'm very different."