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Post by Raven on Sept 9, 2017 19:30:36 GMT
Eve vs Generic Martial Artist
The battle terms are set, and the first pokemon are sent out. Martial Artist sends out a Hitmonchan!
Init - 11
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 15, 2017 22:39:08 GMT
Eve realizes, perhaps a bit too late, that Fighting type Pokemon specialize in physical damage. Granted, it didn't change much of her simple strategy... Go big or try, try again.
Her first Pokemon is Letty, who is equipped with a Rainbow Gem attuned to Special Attack and trained in both Focus and Agility. Letty is sent out with orders to strike first with Fairy Wind!
Base Init - 9 [5 base + 4 agility training]
Init after order - 13 [agility training orders]
Accuracy (AC 2): 0q9L8ERN1d20+1
Damage: 2d6+8+30+5
No effect.1d20+1·2d6+8+30+5
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Post by Raven on Sept 15, 2017 22:47:02 GMT
As Letty emerges onto the battlefield, Hitmonchan rushes in with a feinting strike!
Fake Out AC 2 vs yc2PwsbG1d20
Damage: 1d8+23
Priority when joining the encounter. If used with priority, auto-flinch (-5 Init for remainder of battle and Vulnerable (no evasion) for 1 full round).
After disorienting the little fairy, it attacks with a series of lightning-fast jabs!
Bullet Punch AC 2 vs 1d20
Damage: 2d6+251d20·1d8+23·1d20·2d6+25
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 15, 2017 23:04:27 GMT
That miss had really hurt, and Letty was too low for a change of plans. Nothing else but to charge onwards. Eve called for another Fairy Wind, pairing the command with a focused order (+1 accuracy)!
Accuracy: WNRbSO6E1d20+2
Damage: 2d6+43
Crit Damage: 2d6+8
Total Damage: 701d20+2·2d6+43·2d6+8
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Post by Raven on Sept 16, 2017 5:36:30 GMT
Hitmonchan is blasted to the ground by fairy dust, and Machoke emerges. Following Hitmonchan's example, it strikes with lightning-fast punches.
Machoke init - 11
Bullet Punch AC 2 vs 3yJRuMB01d20
Damage: 1d8+281d20·1d8+28
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 16, 2017 5:57:38 GMT
And with that, Eve no longer had a Pokemon that could deal super effective damage to fighting types. With a word of gratitude for the hard work, she recalls Letty, and releases her next 'mon, Cera, hoping that the only four she had ready for this gym match would hold out. With Commander's Voice, she inspires Cera to strike where it hurts most (brutal training and inspired training orders) on top of the similar training her Corroseon had received earlier that day (brutal training and inspired training). The move of choice is Sludge.
Cera init - 16
Sludge AC 2 vs T|rxGlAk1d20
Damage: 2d10+53
Effect: Sludge Poisons the target on 15+. Modified to 11+ by brutal training, brutal orders, and poison touch.
1d20·2d10+53
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Post by Raven on Sept 16, 2017 6:26:41 GMT
Machoke opts for that "slam dunk" maneuver you saw it perform against Kaeda's solosis.
Seismic Toss AC 2 vs qUhwZbdq1d20
Deals 28 damage.1d20
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 16, 2017 20:39:27 GMT
Eve's strategy remains the same even though she switches out brutal orders with focused orders, and of course keeping the inspiring orders. Emphasizing accuracy over an increased effect range this time, she orders her Cera to hang in there and hit with a Smog.
Sludge AC 7 vs ghpaCRwI1dd20+1
Damage: 1d8+51
Effect: Smog Poisons all legal targets on an Even-Numbered Roll. 1dd20+1·1d8+51
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Post by Raven on Sept 16, 2017 21:02:53 GMT
Machoke coughs slightly as it waves away the toxic gas. It performs an elbow drop strike on Cera.
Revenge AC 2 vs D283JmUm1d20
Damage: 3d12+321d20·3d12+32
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 16, 2017 22:31:28 GMT
PAIN! Even factoring in resistances, Eve could tell that attack had hurt. She wished she could do something to mix things up, try a different approach with better success, but there was nothing else she could think of. She had trained Cera in that same, simple fashion she approached battles, with really only one role in mind. She ordered another Sludge, repeating the first set of orders: Brutal and Inspired.
Sludge AC 2 vs 9KnxDqU|1d20
Damage: 2d10+53
Effect: Sludge Poisons the target on 15+. Modified to 11+ by brutal training, brutal orders, and poison touch. 1d20·2d10+53
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Post by Raven on Sept 16, 2017 23:04:04 GMT
Machoke goes down. Throh enters the battle arena and charges in for a body slam.
Body Slam AC 2 vs SwpHScp31d20 Paralyze 15+
Damage: 2d10+27
Init - 11
Capitalizing on its foe's weakened state, Throh picks up the Corroseon and hurls it across the arena.
Storm Throw AC 2 vs 1d20
Damage: 2d8+27
Crit: 2d8+10
If it hits, Storm Throw is s a critical hit.1d20·2d10+27·1d20·2d8+27·2d8+10
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 16, 2017 23:42:05 GMT
Eve wasn't fast enough to react to the sudden change in her Cera's speed, but she wasn't going to make the same mistake twice. After watching Cera from one hit and then another because of her (Eve's) mistake, Eve orders a counterattack. She boosts Cera's first attack with focused and brutal orders to maximize the damage of Acid Spray.
Acid Spray AC 2 vs GtLp0cwZ1d20+1
Damage: 2d6+51
Effect: Acid Spray lowers the target’s Special Defense by -2 CS.
In the next round, Eve orders for an agile strike, bringing Cera's initiative back to the top, and emphasizes just landing the attack over poisoning the enemy (agility and focused training orders).
Sludge AC 2 vs 1d20+1
Damage: 2d10+53
Effect: Sludge Poisons the target on 15+. Modified to 12+ by brutal training and poison touch.1d20+1·2d6+51·1d20+1·2d10+53
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Post by Raven on Sept 16, 2017 23:59:49 GMT
Throh is beaten down before it can react again. Hitmonchan is up.
Init - 11
Bullet Punch AC 2 vs 6hZVjwiv1d20 (End of current round)
Damage: 2d6+25
(top of new round)
Bullet Punch AC 2 vs 1d20
Damage: 2d6+251d20·2d6+25·1d20·2d6+25
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 17, 2017 0:15:46 GMT
Cera down. Letty and Cera were both down, and now Eve had to wade her way through two more trainers with just Dia and Vee? Ho-hum what a predicament. Part of her wondered if she should give up, but... no. Not yet. She had already chosen what point to surrender at. She'd keep on trying up until that point.
"Dia, let's make this count!" Eve gives rather generic encouragement as she sends out her Draconeon, "It's another Hitmonchan! Letty one-shot the last one, let's try for a second one-shot! Dual Chop!".
Init- 31
Training: Focused Training. Inspired Training.
Orders: Focused Training. Inspired Training.
Dual Chop AC 3 v xlAsChy71d20+2
Dual Chop AC 3 v 1d20+2
Damage (DB7 multiplied to DB14): 4d10+52
Effect: Doublestrike1d20+2·1d20+2·4d10+52
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Post by Raven on Sept 17, 2017 2:09:43 GMT
With Throh defeated, that's Trainer 1/3. Trainer #2 starts with a Lucario, which easily weathers the dragon-typed attack.
It creates a bone staff made of Aura Energy and swings away.
Bone Rush AC 3 vs MfyXKDdX1d20
Five Strike: 1d8
Five hits: 4d10+381d20·1d8·4d10+38
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 18, 2017 3:55:39 GMT
Issuing Focused and Inspired orders once more, Eve commands Dia to use Dragon Tail on the Lucario. It was regrettable how a resisted attack was the best choice she had in her entire team.
Dragon Rush AC 3 vs hZLdApPT1d20+2
Damage:2d8+47
Effect The target is Pushed 6 meters minus their Weight Class. The target is also Tripped on 15+. 1d20+2·2d8+47
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Post by Raven on Sept 18, 2017 4:19:22 GMT
Lucario nimbly leaps aside, dodging the attack completely. It retaliates with an Aura-infused palm strike.
Force Palm AC 2 vs yYQRnSC71d20 Paralyze 15+
Damage: 2d8+281d20·2d8+28
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 18, 2017 4:35:49 GMT
Paralyzed again, but this time, it didn't result in Eve's side losing the speed game. On Dia's turn... she didn't order a strike. Instead, she returned the Draconeon, sending out, rather counterintuitively, the Normal type Companeon. With how slow Vee the Companeon was, this meant an incoming double strike, but... her only hope was in Dia's survival.
Init - 5
Training: Inspired Training, Focused Training
Orders: Inspired Training, Focused Training
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Post by Raven on Sept 18, 2017 5:00:40 GMT
Lucario happily takes the opportunity to throw two more palm strikes at its new foe.
(End of current round)
Force Palm AC 2 vs tucSAHQL1d20 Paralyze 15+
Damage: 2d8+28
(top of new round)
Force Palm AC 2 vs 1d20 Paralyze 15+
Damage: 2d8+281d20·2d8+28·1d20·2d8+28
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Post by headlesskoko on Sept 18, 2017 6:16:14 GMT
The first Force Palm is tanked and the second just outright misses. "Yes!" Eve cheered, "That was a super effective attack just now, right?!". Why was she so happy? Because despite the move appearing to be a fighting type attack, it hadn't looked it'd done any damage to Vee at all. If it was like this... if it was like this, then Eve was sure she could change her plans up. What she ordered now was a little on the... mean side, but Eve knew it was something her Companeon could handle. Applying the same sort of orders, Eve commanded, "Let's test the waters. Take Down on the Lucario, Vee!". Why was such an ordinary sounding order a bit mean? Because part of the reason why Eve issued such an order was to gauge how much damage the Lucario would take by observing her own Pokemon's condition.
Take Down AC 5 vs j3FOl9jV1d20+2
Damage: 3d10+18 + 1d10 Adaptability1d20+2·3d10+18·1d10
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