[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Iron]

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Yeah, maybe list what moves you'd like to call upon?

Hmm for starters Heart would call a combination of healing moves to try restore nature along with Sunny Day to help Savannah trees and nature grew again as they were before. The combination of healing moves would be:

1 - First a Sunny Day.
2 - Heal Pulse, Morning Sun (Because of Sunny Day), Grassy Terain and Floral Healing.
3 - Tailwind to give nature enough air to help restore than.
4 - And finally Water Pledge to help nature get some water without the danger of change the ecosystem.

Since its a more difficult task, he has equipped the Helmet and ask power from Moltres. He need all the power he can to restore this place.

Healing moves and Sunny Day is a good idea. Floral Healing doesn't exist on Creshire but you can get the rest of those from wild Pokemon, and power them up as "spells."

When you send out tendrils looking for Water Pledge, you find a little underground spring with a Horsea in it. That's the only source of Water Pledge you can find, but you bind yourself and all the Pokemon who appear in a pledge to restore the savanna as quickly as possible. You can feel roots invigorated by healing spells and perfect weather. A few buds appear out of stumps right before your eyes (Trevenant quickly rushes over).

As you call upon more and more of Sunny Day's power via Moltres, more and more Pokemon show up to help right this wrong. It starts with the most sensitive Pokemon, a few Lucario and psychic types and such. Then the quick herbivores show up, and finally the slower mountain and plains Pokemon with their rock, ground, and fighting types. It becomes a storming stampede of Pokemon, and they all start demanding your attention to organize them. Looking out over the plains from the back of Delta-Steelix, you realize why they have arrived - there is now an unbroken corridor of wildlands from Trillium Town to Elanor, aside from a few road crossings. They have galloped from near and far to fix this final break in the chain.

As the buds begin sprouting and the muddy footprints begin healing
What? Lancelot is evolving!

Powerful ghostly energies surround the sword. Shards of ancient metal erupt from the ground and surround the sword, enhancing it, rounding it out with light. When the light fades, a sword and shield descend into your hands. You can feel that ancient steel within their makeup, the bones of Creshire's history. This is no ordinary Pokemon. 

Like Arete, Aegislash is a partially plot-deviced Pokemon. In Shield Form, he can't be harmed by ordinary damaging moves unless they are Plot-Deviced themselves or particularly effective attacks. In Sword Form, he automatically crits, much like a Helm empowered move. This might count as PD damage in certain situations.

All the hundreds of Pokemon stop in their work to gaze upon Aegislash's evolution.

The last members of the stampede gather in. At their heels is a single Absol, which stands silhouetted in the ghostly light before disappearing behind the hills.