Lugia

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

I think you two are barking up the wrong tree. Kabling's more into fast-paced shooters such as TF2, and he considers Skyrim boring, so I don't think RPGs are for him... ironically, given the abbreviation of the website he's on right now.

Table of Monsters

Aha! Good one! So, from study you figure out that...
The enemy can't stand being healed!
The enemy can't stand fire!

the enemy loves being poisoned!
the enemy's status is 'Rot-Zombie' (Your character will also now know exactly what that status does)

The enemy doesn't have any physical weak points, as if something else is controlling that body, and giving it power.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Alright... whose turn is it to post, again?

Table of Monsters

Whichever you think is best. Honestly, for this being the first set of enemies with this condition, I'd kind of expect R'lyeh to use poison against them.

Digimon: Digital Monsters- Pillars of Blood (Digimon d6; Hard Drive Catacomb v1.0)

Well, I guess it's sad once more that I never remember any actor's name. Seriously, I could have watched all of their work, and not even know who they are, or what they look like.

Table of Monsters

who's post is it now?

Can I attempt to discern the underlying effects of the magic keeping the zombies together?

If would be rather metagame if Ry'leh started to heal the zombies suddenly.

@The Grey Dust

If you try to use poison, you'll actually "heal" them a bit per round, however, if you use Cure, you'll "damage" them, and quite a bit, too. Do whichever you think R'lyeh would do in that situation. I mean, Poison is HARDLY a normal attack.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

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xD Yeah sorry.

Hmm. okay. But like is it necessarily 'low power' if I were to... I dunno rotate your wrist and pop your elbow out of your joint? Because when you get sentient pokemon, you get pokemon who can actually LEARN to fight. And that means you get pokemon who can DO that.
I mean, does that necessarily become an attack? If you delete an attack, how does he lose the memory of how to DO something like that? It seems... unnatural.
But maybe that's just me. It would be far to question my sobriety right now.
...I'm just examining pokemon logic as it applies to roleplaying.

@Anlu

I'd rather not get into too many specifics, and it has to be low-power just for the sake of balance. These are essentially free moves, in that they don't cost any PP to use, so, making them decent to high power would have everyone avoiding the use of moves altogether, and I really don't want that in a pokemon RP.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Well... that's... hm... we have a notion of 'regular attacks' in this RP, which the games do, as well, basically, it's an attack, with low power, that isn't necessarily a move. Said 'attack' doesn't have a type other than physical, either, so it can't be super/not very effective. Since literally any pokemon can use this, I'll just assume that this can be any variety of actions that would qualify as attacking without being a move. Does that make sense?

Also, mind moving the rest of this to the OOC?

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Go on ahead, lol.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

After a few discussions with Kabling, we settled on there being chariots, as much as I don't like the idea of it. Ridlins' new character is accepted.