12-24-2011, 12:58 AM
Let's get to explainin.
Set-up;
Battling consists of attack and health, no?
Well, that's what we'll do.
All of your pokemon are at a certain level.
Their level determines both their stamina and atk.
To determine your pokemon's health points:
Take its level, double it, and roll a dice from 1-whatever# you got.
Let's say I have a level 54 Pikachu.
Double it, I get 108. Then, I roll a dice in this form:
[dice]108[/dice]
Let's say I rolled 84.
That means that my Pikachu's health points is 84.
IF YOU ROLLED A NUMBER LESS THAN 1/3 of whatever your pokemon's level x2 is, re-roll.
For example, with my level 54 Pikachu, I would have rolled a 108-sided die.
1/3 of that 108 is 36. If I had rolled less than 36, I would re-roll.
Re-roll until you get a number than is greater than 1/3 of that value.
Now I roll for Atk. points.
Take its level, and roll a dice from 1-its level.
With my level 54 Pikachu,
I roll a dice like so:
[dice]54[/dice]
The 1/3 Rule also applies to here. 1/3 of 54 is 18.
Less than 18, roll again.
I rolled 30. That means that my Pikachu's ATK. is 30.
HOWEVER, that does NOT mean that my Pikachu will be doing 30 damage each time.
30 is the ATK RANGE.
So whenever I attack, I will roll a 30-sided die.
In battle, continue rolling until a pokemon is defeated.
It's easiest for you to keep a main pokemon blog (see Poppy's or Anna's for example)
to mark down your pokemon's stats.
HOWEVER, ALL ROLLS REGARDING STATS WILL BE CONDUCTED IN THE MAIN POKEMON THREAD ;D
NOTE;
1st form pokemon (eg Charmander) - no bonus.
2nd form pokemon (eg Charmeleon) - add 10 stamina points overall, increase atk range by 3
3rd form pokemon (eg Charizard) - add 15 stamina points overall, increase atk range by 5.
Legendaries - add 15 stamina points overall, increase atk range by 7.
so, if my Charizard had 64 health, and its attack range was 40,
after the bonus, it now has 79 health, and its attack range is 45.
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Pokemon Party;
You are only allowed 3 pokemon at a time when battling.
Think of it as power restraint. Like Machoke's belt.
Can't be having a few trainers over-powering others with their legendaries.
Yes, I'm talking about you.
ALSO, there is a One-Legendary-Per-Battle Rule.
When battling, you can only have one legendary in your party.
Of course, you can switch out after battle, but one legendary at a time.
Eg.
Party 1:
Lugia
Pikachu
Zapdos
= NO.
Party 2:
Lugia
Pikachu
Charizard
= OK.
Party switching can only occur AFTER/BEFORE battles. Not during.
Think of it like running to the pokemon center during the battle with the E4.
Not gonna happen. C:
Last edited by Waffle; 12-31-2011 at 05:43 AM..
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