Welcome to the Cali Rex Game Corners Pokémon DND campaign
featuring Cindy, a young Vagabond from the Hohen region
with pyromaniac tendencies, Gimli, a stocky Burley miner
from Sino looking for his lost son, Elody, an enthusiastic
foodie and Baker from Carlos, and Schmidt, an enigmatic man
from Johto with a duck. My name is Rich and I'm the game
Master and this is Dunsparse and Grandpa.
Good morning to Gimli. Gimli awakens in the bed and
breakfast that everyone stayed at the swanky, posh, nice
comfortable bed and breakfast, and he wakes up feeling very
refreshed and good and glad that the party spent the extra money
to stay there. So that in fact that for this
day he gets 1D8 of inspiration. So be sure you write that down.
It is accessible to you. Gimley wakes up and exits his
comfortable stay, and he sees that there's a breakfast
service. The people who are running the
place are carrying food around. They're bringing out like fresh
buffet styles of like meats and eggs and whatnot.
And among them is a little orange lizard that has a flaming
tail that is wearing an apron and carrying little snacks
around. Are you going to help yourself?
Yeah, absolutely. Cool.
Gimley has a good old breakfast. Based on the status of the doors
of the rooms of your party, you get the feeling that everyone is
still sleeping except for Cindy. You have a feeling that Cindy
went up and had the challenge and everyone else is still
having a rest. It's probably like 7:00 or 8:00
AM. It's early, but not like too
early, but it's it's a good time for Gimli.
Is there anything he wants to do before he goes to the Fallville
Crawl Way to challenge the the new Marvel City Gym I.
Think so. I think just start in the
morning with that is a good call.
OK, he does that. Gimli exits from the bed and
breakfast. The air is crisp, it is nice.
He feels invigorated and ready for the challenge.
He enters the Fallville crawl way.
There's no line like there was yesterday.
It's clearly not designed to be a Pokémon gym, but they're just
making use of it for now. You enter the open foyer area
and it is really just a mine. There's a tunnel, it's been
hollowed out but a new addition to this place is a little desk
standing there. There's your classic gym
attendant who slashed security who is waiting and sees you
enter and says welcome, may I see your trainer card?
Absolutely. Hands over Turner.
Card he takes a look at it and he says this is your third gym
challenge. I wish you the best of luck.
Thank you. Instead of the traditional red
doors that you would open to enter the gym, you simply are
walking through a mind tunnel. There are lights, incandescent
light bulbs that are dangling from the ceiling in a
traditional way, easy to install, quick to have working.
And you walk forward and you find yourself in a ^2 hollowed
out area that has a platform with a minecart at the end of
the room. The minecart goes down a tunnel.
Standing in front of the minecart are two little girls,
probably like four or five years old.
They look up to you and they say hi trainer, welcome to the gym.
Yay. Hello.
They say I'm Cleo and the other one says I'm Chloe and in unison
they say we'll be your first challenger.
They say please prepare for a double battle and choose two
Pokémon all. Right, let's see.
I'll go with Lasagna and Toidel. Lasagna and Toidel Great Lasagna
the great little hermit crap with the gem shell on its back
hits the field and Toidel, the classic sleepy eyed red torkle
also lands. They don't Chloe say hurray
let's get started. And they send out two little
mouse Pokémon. They look very similar, but one
is red and has an aesthetic of a plus sign.
The other one is blue has aesthetic of a minus sign.
It seems like they are best of friends.
You may roll initiative for this encounter.
Just one. Just one for your team. 13.
They also got a 13. They have hired decks.
I will give it to them. OK.
Cleo and Chloe are going to start off this battle.
They say Plussy and Miney you can do this and the little Rd.
scope like they they cheer. The blue one looks over at
Plussy. The plusle and classes hands and
does a little dance. You would assume that this is
similar to helping hand Plus C stares down at lasagna and fires
off a bolt of electricity. To be specific, a Thunderbolt
and they roll a natural one. OK.
And. It goes wide.
Gimley notices that as they fire this off, when Plussel throws
off the lightning bolt, there's a stream of electricity that
flows from Minen's cheeks into Plussel's cheeks and then out
into the Thunderbolt, and the resulting crater that is left by
it is way more powerful than it looks like it should be coming
from these little critters. It looks like if it had hit
Dwell it would have done a lot of damage, however it is now
getting loose stream. So we're going to open with a
yawn onto Minen. OK, so that just happens.
It does happen. Minen starts to feel drowsy.
And then for my attack of lasagna, we're just going to go
for a simple rock blast into Plusle.
Rock blast into Plusle, sure roll to hit.
Does a 17 hit. It does.
It does in fact hit. Cool, so let me roll for my hits
on that's five rocks. OK, all five of them.
Yes, I got a four. Yeah, so OK, then I'll do the
damage. So 36 damage. 36 I guess that's
a full hit rock blast, but jeez. Yeah, yeah, it hits yeah, pretty
hard. Plus will get smacked.
Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, five rocks to the face.
It gets pushed back and pushed back and it crawls out from
underneath the rocks and it seems like it's barely holding
on. It lets out a sad little squeal
and Cleo's like no plusy and plus he's like like they're very
sad. Jeez.
What about your other Mon? What about total?
Total already on. Oh right, yes true, that did
happen. Correct.
The sleepy mining is realizing it's probably going to fall
asleep soon. So it approaches total and it
tries to look very, very cute, and it is in fact using its move
charm. You must make a Wisdom save
DC-12. I fail.
It's a four, OK. Total is charmed and is for any
saves that it issues to other Pokémon.
They will have two points easier to pass and any attacks to hits
are going to be too harder to hit for one minute.
OK so it's about 6 rounds. Plus C is just going to redo the
Thunderbolt without the helping hand.
However you can see that it's charging up.
It is still sapping electric energy from my knee charging
into lasagna. Let's see if it hits.
That is a 12 to hit. No.
Thunderbolt not making the mark. Very, very unfortunate.
That is their turn. Let's say and.
Does that mean mine falls asleep?
Yes, after the charm mine takes the snooze.
OK, right. So total's going to go for a
rock tomb that is ADC 15 strength save.
Into who? Into, that is, into Plaza.
OK, what was the DC? DC was 15.
OK, so it'll be it'll be thirteen because of the charm
and it's strength. So that's not much for puzzle,
but they get a natural 7 so they fail.
So that is 9 damage. OK puzzle gets plummeted by
rocks and gets knocked out and Cleo says no and runs up to
Plessy and it taps A pokey ball to its forehead and cries a
little bit and says you can do this Miney and Chloe says come
on Miney I believe in you but Miney is sleeping your other Mon
lasagna let. Me see, I'm saying about sleep
status. So because that's like if I peel
to a rocks, that's a roll to wake up.
That's that's correct. Now it's a multi hit move.
Do we treat that as if it's like multiple attempts to wake up or
Nah? Nah, it's attack.
Yeah, OK. I'm just like curious the the
attack. Features multiple hits is the
way I see it, right? Right, right.
No, I understand that. OK, so I will then go for
another rock blast into mine in. OK, let's see if lasagna is
keeping pace here. Yeah, 16 hits, right?
Yeah, 31 damage. Wow.
Yeah, rolled another 5. The heck?
Lasagna's not messing around. Yeah, Lasagna's popping off.
OK, yeah, once again, five rocks smash into the poor sleeping
mining, just destroying it, obliterating it.
It's hanging on with a sliver of HP.
Let's see if it wakes up 11 or higher on AD 20 Natural 20.
Great. Of course it wakes up because it
gets utterly destroyed by a series of rocks, but it doesn't
have much of energy left in it. However, it will get to make an
attack this turn and it will do its best.
It will try. It will loose a Thunderbolt off
towards total. You notice that with Plussy
recalled, Miny like has a lot less electrical power so it as
it shoots off with a cumulative 13 to hit.
There's a cumulative that's plus the yeah, yeah, yeah, that
doesn't hit. OK, you can see that the
Thunderbolt that whizzes by toil smacks into the ground and it
like barely like leaves a little impact at all.
It seems like these two Pokémon really rely on each other for
damage. Why doesn't gamely finish off
this battle? Why doesn't Oh, here lasagna is
doing a good chunk of work, so I'll just I'll let them go for
it. I guess We'll we'll go for a
smack down because I'm pretty sure it's pretty weak and I
don't want to waste the PP. So fair enough.
Yeah, throw a single rock at them.
Do it. Yeah, that's a dirty 22.
Yep that will hit and you don't need to roll damage.
It knocks out the the rock seems to have a trajectory to it that
whatever impacts is going to be forced into the ground and as it
hits with mine and its head just plops into the dirt and it is
not moving. Crap rave crap rave totals
getting into it too. We already.
The hell yeah probably runs forward and is like Miney, no,
and Miney just goes just it's it's out.
Miney gets recalled and Cleo and Chloe say wow, trainer, you're
so strong. Flexes.
Yeah, they see the muscle actually roll, Chrisma.
Oh God, it's going to get so bad.
I know it. I have a feeling this is like
such a Schmidt move that I'm like, Oh no, Oh no, 30210.
Hell yeah. They're like, wow, look at them
and they're like just amazed. They they think you're so cool.
And they think you're so cool, in fact, that they reach into
their pockets and they each scrounge out $1.00 each and they
both give you a dollar. No, no, no, no, no.
You don't have to give me a dollar.
You're fine, they say. Right.
It's the rules of the gym. If you win, you get money.
OK. All right, that's.
My inventory. The dollar.
Too. They just give you.
One. Yeah, they just like, OK.
I, I just so you know, I did roll for that and they did not.
Yeah. And they said thank you for the
challenge. If you get on the minecart,
it'll take you to your next trainer.
Brought it home. Perfect.
Cool. Do you get in?
Yes, you do that. It's a pretty nice kind of like
not to rundown mine that you're in.
It seems like whatever resources they were mining out have been
cleared. It's a tunnel, and it's a tunnel
that it connects Fall Arbor in Mallville.
So maybe at this point there were resources in this
mountainside, but now it's like for transportation, perhaps, And
they're like working on getting that infrastructure.
That's what it looks like to you.
You're not going to roll for that because you're a minor and
you can kind of tell those things.
I know what it is. Yeah.
As you're zooming by, you see that there are light bulbs
angling from the ceiling, but there's also some sort of source
of natural lights. There are little orbs that are
connected to the walls and the ceiling, and it seems like
there's a certain kind of Pokémon that is hanging around
to your role of perception. I got a what's that a 10?
A10 Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't make anything out in
particular, but you can tell there's some screen, there's
some sounds and there's some small to medium sized Pokémon
that are vibing in this mine. That's all you can tell.
It's a little dark, you can't quite make it out the mine cart
and its path and you end up in another square ish area and
there's a little platform. There's a metal raised platform
on on the railway. And there is a young man
trainer. He's got messy hair.
He's wearing a Plaid shirt and he says welcome, my name's
Edward. I'll be your second challenger.
Pleasure, he says. So for me, we'll be doing a
single battle and you can choose up to three Pokémon.
All right, we'll do total Trevor and Brigalad.
Cool. And for the listeners at home,
who's Brigalad? Regular AD is the pseudowoodle I
caught in the last session, Yeah.
Or the previous session before that, yeah.
Correct, hasn't hit the field yet but is ready for the gym
challenge. Brand new, Yep.
We're going to open with Trevor though, for sure.
Edward says I I hope you don't mind any gestures to his neck
and chest and he has a camera on a strap.
It's an old fashioned camera that has a big old flash bulb on
it. He says if it's OK I'd like to
take pictures of our battle. I'm a photographer and I these
always make really great shots. Yeah, no problem.
He says great, all right, time to get started.
You're up flaffy, and before you you see a beautiful, cute little
bipedal sheep with adorable woolly fur on its head and its
shoulders, and it has a little orb on its tail.
You may roll initiative. I got an 11.
OK, they got a six. You will be going first.
Wow, that's weird. OK, All right, so opening, let's
see a classic. We're going to open with a rock
blast from Trevor, a classic Maneuver 23.
OK. Yeah, for sure.
Rocks my my high rolling today that is 22 damage.
OK. Did you add your rock and sense
on that too? Oh, I didn't.
So that is 26th damage, yeah. Nice, good hit.
Three rocks fire out of Trevor's Stony carapace and smack into
Flaffy. PP and Flaffy loses his foot in
a little bit, but then it readjusts and it takes a deep
breath, Edwards says. I'm sorry.
As a bonus action, I'm going to harden as well.
Yeah, sure, go for it. So yeah, that just happens it.
Raises your AC, right? No Harden reduces damage by 1-DA
plus 3 when I take a source of damage.
OK. So then I roll it during that
time. Got it.
Makes sense.
OK, Yeah, sure. That definitely happens.
You can notice Trevors Stony body gets a little more harder,
a little more dense, Edward says.
All right, Flaffy, you know what to do.
And he puts the camera to his eye and you can hear the sound
of his flash bulb charging up, that kind of kind of sound.
Flaffey stares down Trevor and holds out its tiny, cute little
hands. And it looks very focused.
And it starts its wool starts vibrating, and it is building a
static charge. That is their turn.
Cool so incoming the skate version SAP cannon or something.
All right, yeah, let's just let's fire off another op last
since we we we hit it out of. This sure. 17.
That will connect. 36 damage. Geez.
Yeah, yeah, that rock incense. Yeah, five rocks smash into
Flaffy, 1 after another. Flaffy gets pushed back and
pushed back on the platform, but it's still standing and it's
still maintaining its charge at this moment.
Edward says all right now. And he takes a photo with his,
with his camera. And at the same time, Flaffy
unleashes an enormous Thunderbolt from its body
directly towards Trevor. Trevor must make a save, a deck
save. Deck save No good.
Let's see. Oh yeah, that failed.
Got a six? Six OK, incoming massive
electrotype attack for neutral damage to Trevor.
Let's see how they roll. 21 points of electric.
Damage so harden kicks in and I reduce that by so 8 damage. 8
damage and what What did you get?
Natural was your natural role. My natural role, yes, is 6.
Oh no, my natural role was an 8 on a die.
For defending against the attack.
Yeah, that was an 8 on the die. OK, Trevor barely avoids a
condition of paralysis with his defense, Edward says.
Oh, that was a great shot, and Flaffy let's out a satisfied
little bit. And it is now Trevor's turn
again. I did consume another PP for
Harden because I was supposed to recast it again, but you went
right into ZAP Canada and want to interrupt.
You. It was, in fact, not ZAP Canada,
but yeah, fair enough. Oh, whatever.
Yeah. Yeah.
Because, OK, you wasted a Harding.
Because nothing happened that turn that you did it.
Right, because it's considered until my next move.
Yes. So Yep.
So yeah, I just, I just consumed it on the the sheet just.
Yeah, that's parity. Understood.
Never gonna keep on, actually. Well, I might have static.
I wouldn't know that. Yeah, I don't know.
It's HP, but that's still risky. This is more consistent.
So we're going to go for a head butt into Fluffy there.
OK, sure, let's see it OOP. I crit failed.
Crit failed. No.
Trevor, not known to be the most dexterous Pokémon, charges
towards Flaffy, and Flaffy is able to just kind of step to the
side. And Trevor has so much momentum
because of his heavy body, he just whizzes past it.
Anything else for your turn? Pardon.
OK, Edward says. All right, Flaffy, you know what
to do. And he changes his position, he
kind of moves away off the side of the platform and he puts his
camera to his eye and you hear the flash bulb charging up at
the same time that the flash bulb charges up.
Flaffy stands in place and looks towards Trevor and vibrates.
It's wool charging static. It is Trevor's turn all.
Right, so moved away from me. We're going for a rock blast
again 17. That will connect.
Then 26. 26 points of damage as three rocks fire out of Trevor's
body and smack into Flaffy. This dispels the charge from his
body and Flaffy falls to the ground knocked out.
Taking too many rocks to the face is bad for someone who's
trying to fire off electric laser beams.
Apparently. Edward says you did great.
Flaffy return. Then he pulls out a different
pokeball on his belt all right and he says you're up and
outcomes not an Electro type Pokémon, but a Pokémon you've
seen before in Marvel City. This Pokémon is a Gloom.
It has a green body and a green bluish body and a stinky flower
on top of its head. Thankfully this tunnel has a
good air flow in it so it doesn't linger too much.
It looks like it's drooling. It's eyes are closed.
It is in fact Bloom's turn as they hit the field and Gloom
will face down Trevor and shake the leaves around its bulb and
spray a powder onto Trevor. This is a sleep powder and
Trevor must make a con saving throw.
What's the? Requirement it's 13.
I crit. All right, no effect, Trevor.
Trevor does not care about sleep powder whatsoever.
Gloom looks a little discouraged, but is also not too
concerned. What will Trevor do?
Trevor will be a classic boy and fire off another rap blast.
OK, let's see it. 10, 10. Does not hit Gloom.
Unfortunately, Gloom is able to just kind of roll its large
round body out of the way, the incoming rocks and it stands.
It's at attention and it's prepared to attack again.
Prepping Harden. OK, Harden is being prepped,
Edward says. All right, Gloom, I think it's
time. And he chooses a new position on
the other side of the platform and he kind of just lays on the
ground and puts the camera to his face.
And Gloom begins standing in place and charging up some sort
of energy. You notice that the lights that
are dangling from the ceiling start to lose some of their
power and wiggle against the ceiling as Gloom is charging up
some sort of attack. It is now Trevor's true.
We're going to switch Trevor out.
OK. For Toidal.
OK that's a pre pro gamer move. I think Toidal hits the field
and that is the action. Unless Toidal gets bonus actions
and stuff. I'm not sure it does.
Checking. I don't think so, no.
As Total hits the field, facing down another sleepy eyed
Pokémon, Gloom finishes charging its energy.
Beginly notices as the lights in this room flicker off for a
second as Gloom has consumed all the light energy in the room and
fires it off towards Total, Total must make a Dexterity
saving throw. What is the Throw 13?
I hit it 13. OK, you are able to defend
against it. You will still take some damage.
Not much at all as a solar beam flies out of glooms bulb and
connects into total. Now it notes on drought that
there's like additional effects. Is there something to do with
solar beam or does it just not take a turn to charge?
Do you do you want to know or does Gimli want to know?
Who's asking? Wow, I don't I just didn't.
I didn't know if something else was going to happen because the
sun being. I wanted to remind you that on.
On this turn, nothing additional happens.
OK, I'm going to end up quartering the damage that I
rolled because you've passed the save and because you resist.
So Total takes five points of grass type damage.
It may not apply to this battle at all, but the sun effect that
Total has caused makes Gloom very energetic and it seems like
it can move around very quickly. OK.
Oh, and I didn't say flavor. Right as the solar beam
connected with Total, Edward took a picture.
Just throwing that out. That's very cool.
OK, total is going to go for a flame wheel that is ADC 15 decks
saving throw. OK, loom rolls it gets a natural
20, avoids all damage. Wow.
That's really good. OK, that is the term for me
then. OK, with the sun being out,
Bloom feels very invigorated. And Edward just replaced his
camera roll. He just put a new film in and
he's like, all right, Gloom, it's time.
We're going to go quicker now. And Gloom says Gloom, and fires
off an immediate solar beam towards total DC-13 deck save.
18. 18 Another pass, once again according to damage, once again
dealing to five points of grass type damage, and Edward takes a
picture immediately. It's not Toil's turn all.
Right, we're trying for that other flame wheel and it hurt a
lot. So definitely want.
It deck save on gloom, it's going to be an 11.
OK, they fail, so we get with the sun.
Let me see what the damage is added to it.
So it's 22 damage on the flame wheel. 22 still a pre sizable
hit. Gloom is not enjoying taking
that kind of damage. It's eyes open up for a second
as Total spins its body and flames shoot out in all
directions and Gloom gets caught on fire a little bit in the sun.
Effect that Total is causing makes it hurt a little bit more.
It's been it's A5 turn time limit on drought.
Did we establish that? It is, yeah.
OK, so. It's been 2.
Once again, Edward and Gloom are ready to rapid fire their
techniques. Solar Beam coming out.
DC-13 deck save. 19. 19 Great. Total nimble, yeah.
Total, it just doesn't really care about these solar beams at
all. I'm going to roll damage going
to quarter it 7 points of solar beam damage as gloom is just
immediately rapid firing these. And as each beam fires off,
Edward is ready to take another photo.
Back to total turn 3 of Sun, yeah?
We'll go for another flame wheel C15.
I think these mods just have the same idea for what they want to
do so fire. Fire, fire, fire, fire.
Keep hitting. Yeah, deck save is 11 again.
OK, I got my brain 32 damage. 32 damage, That's more what I was
expecting, something like that. Bloom takes a sizable hit from
this flame wheel, still barely standing, but it doesn't look
like it has a whole lot more energy left in it.
However, it's still feeling invigorated by the sun, so it
will once again fire off a solar beam.
We're just forcing each other to take deck saves. 18 Jesus.
Jeez total they rolled basically the same number.
So once again 7 points of grass type damage as another solar
beam flies out of Glooms bulb right as Edward takes a photo of
Toidel. I'm going to go for this turn.
I'm going to go for a rock tomb. Oh.
OK, switching it up. Yeah, so it's a strength save
15. OK, they get a dirty 513 damage,
13 points of damage as rocks pummel into Gloom's body,
trapping it in place and also knocking it out.
The stench disappears and Gloom takes a little exhausted snooze
as Edward recalls Gloom, He says you did a great job.
And Gloom does not respond because it's knocked out.
Edward says, all right, counting on you, buddy, you're my last
chance. Come on out.
And he throws out a pokey ball that features a very regal,
sophisticated looking owl Pokémon.
It has little horns on his head and his eyes are piercing A
piercing gaze. He's going to open up and
Edward's going to replace the film in his camera roll.
And in the meantime, Knocked Owl is going to stare at Total
intently and use hypnosis, asking for a Wisdom save DC-14.
Oh Nope, got a 2. OK.
Sleeping. Taking a snooze.
Here's the thing with D&D is that if there's a wise Pokémon
and Owl's got to be wise, and Hypnosis is based off Wisdoms.
Yeah, I know. That seems better.
I think the sun is still out for like one more turn, but I don't
think it really matters that much now.
That total snoozing I'm. Going to switch total lad for
Brigalad OK. Cool.
Brigalad hits the field, the pseudo Wudo for the first time
in battle. It is very eager to get some
action going. What's its nature?
Hardy. I'm going to check the sheet
though because Hardy gives it ACI.
Just wanted that for flavor to see how it would react to being
in battle. I think it just means
confidence. I think it just means.
Yeah, yeah. He's ready for action.
As Brigalad hits the field, Edward replaces his camera roll,
and he positions his camera to his face.
The bull begins charging up. And in the meantime, Knocked Out
spreads its wings, focuses intently, stares at Bregolab,
and its wings begin to glow. That is its turn.
Oh OK damn he just likes all the cool charge moves this guy.
I wonder if there's a theme with his camera.
Oh, crazy. He's in it for the action.
That's what he's in for. That's so funny.
OK, we're going to go with the signature move here.
I want to see it. I want to see it do some damage.
Let's go with head smash. Head smash time dude.
This is going to be obliterate. OK, 24 on the die.
OK, yeah, let's see it. It's.
Time. Oh, good news, I have.
I literally have 5D6 in front of me.
I'm going to roll them all at once.
Great 48 damage. 48 damage, believe it or not, Knocked Out
was still standing sick. Yeah.
Bregolad charges forward, first attack of the campaign and
smacks its head into the Knocked Out that's just standing there,
just charging up energy, and Knocked Out gets smacked just
around. It just flies backwards several,
several feet. It still has maintained its
charge and it's ready to commit. Edward seems concerned, but he
says Knocked Out now, and Knocked Out jumps into the air,
flaps its wings and dives straight towards Regalad with a
sky attack. It gets a 10 to hit.
No. OK, cleanly misses Braggle that
kind of stands in place and moves it's aunt limbs like
Pseudo does, like a little dancing tree and knocked out all
just dives through. Just misses completely, lands on
the ground and stares down Pseudo yet again.
It is Gamely's turn. All right, I can't waste another
head smash that's very low PP and knocked out.
Pretty not not massive. So the low kick will still be
neutral. It's what hammers resisted.
I would describe noctile as medium as Adm.
Yeah, I would. I would definitely say medium,
yeah, 'cause it's a big bird. It's like deceptively huge.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But not like deceptively huge
does not make a big bird, right? Right, right.
Right. OK, Yeah, we'll just, we'll keep
it simple. We'll low kick it.
So pretty standard damage 11. That does not hit.
Unfortunately, Knocked Out was able to just jump, jump over it,
flutter a little bit. Edward begins charging up his
Bolt and Knocked Out begins charging up its flying bird
energy for another Sky attack on the following turn.
It's. Coming, it's coming.
It's going to happen unless you knock it out.
Yeah, we'll do the same thing again.
We'll go for a low kick here again.
That's a waste. Our ultra powerful move.
Sure does. The 16 hit. 16 does hit.
OK, does 8 damage. 8 damage Knocked Owl is still standing
with two HP. He's barely on there.
Knocked Owl going to dive into the sky and dive away from
Pseudo into the tunnel. It's blazing fast, faster than
you could ever think a knocked Owl could move, and Edward seems
very excited. He puts his camera out and then
from the opposite end of the tunnel from where you enter the
gym, Knocked Owl comes flying back to hit Pseudo Wouldo from
behind with a sky attack. No bonuses or anything, that's
just flavor. That's.
Just flavor. That sounds neat. 19 to hit. 19
does hit. OK, going to deal resisted
flying type damage, dealing a total of 12 points.
OK. It's a strong attack, but the
resistance. The resistance certainly helps
for sure, and Edward gets a phenomenal photograph of Knocked
Out while charging towards the rock tree.
It is. Pretty cool.
Pseudo Odo gets a turn 2 HP knocked out.
Well, can he do it? Can he do it?
Can he hit this low kick which guarantees death?
Let's see 15. 15 meets the armor class that is a hit.
Nice, it's dead. Pseudo kind of waddles towards
knocked owl as a pseudo would and does a sweepy little kick on
its tiny little talons and knocked owl basically just trips
and then gets knocked out. I.
Just think he just like does his little he does like arm flair to
be like I want to be cool. Yeah, yeah, Yeah, he does.
It's like, yeah, it's just still a simple, like, little stubby
sweeping kick, Yeah. He's got a big grin on his face
the whole time. And Edward manages a good,
actually a really good picture of Pseudo.
In the meantime, there goes the battle and Edward says great
job. That was awesome.
I got some really good shots out of that.
Thank you. Yeah.
That was, that was really fun. That was cool.
Very cool. Taxed.
He says thanks, Yeah, I have a bit of a bit of a theme with my
team. We all like to just charge up
and go all out at once. Yeah.
He gives you he rolled well, 37 pokey dollars, not bad, pretty
sizable and he fully restores your whole team.
Oh cool I was about to ask that. I'm like can I use potions?
Like I guess I don't have. To he says, all right, just one
more challenge ahead of you. It's Jim Leader Watson.
Are you ready? Yeah.
He says great, and he steps off of the platform that you're
battling on and he just starts waving at you at like
expectantly. I like just what's going on.
And then the platform starts moving itself it the the
railway. The cart way opens up to be
wider to accommodate the whole platform.
And you're whizzing further into the mine.
You notice around you that there's still more.
There's like orbs that are giving off light.
The halls are also lit with human installed lights.
And you're also noticing the shiny and glimmering gemstones
are present. It seems like perhaps maybe This
is why this mountain was hollowed out.
That's because there's rare valuable gems and metals here.
You arrive at a large chasm in the middle of the mine.
It's got ceilings that are probably half a Mile High, and
it's very deep in length. It goes so far down you can't
see to the end. You arrive at a platform that
connects to the one that you were riding on, and they smashed
together with a satisfying iron clink.
And there you see a bearded man with white hair in a wheelchair.
And he wheels up to you. He says, welcome, Challenger.
My name is Watson. Hello, He says.
I met you before you helped me out with the the the new Marvel
situation. I remember you.
I did. It was good to see you again.
He looks closely at you and he says hold on and he is going to
make a roll of some sort. He says I just thought of
something. First we're going to battle, but
afterwards I need to talk with you.
All right. He says great.
For my challenge, I utilize a specific technique known as the
Volt switch. Take a look at your pokey balls.
Do you do so? Yes.
You see that all of the balls that you have in your inventory
currently have the little button on the front lit up in red, he
says. Be prepared for a dynamic and
ever changing battle. Oh my God.
He Yeah, you look around you, there are little like, electrode
poles, like little rod, little lightning rods with like, plasma
coils on them, and they arc around the whole battlefield,
kind of like making a electric barrier of some sort of little
force field. They're charging, coursing with
electricity. And he says you can use up to
three Pokémon, and I'm ready to battle when you are.
And he sends out his first Pokémon just so you get to look
at it. And it is a chubby orange mouse
with a long black tail with a lightning bolt on the end and
yellow cheeks. It looks like it's ready for
action. The order that you choose your
Pokémon is important. It is, yeah, because I'm
assuming I just rotate through the whole team.
OK. So we're going to go Brigalad
Lasagna turtle in that or total in that order.
OK, roll your initiative. OK.
They crit failed. I got an 8 so that works for me.
You will be going first in every situation.
Let the battle begin. All right, we're opening strong
baby. Let's go in with a head smash.
But for we're gonna be a little dramatic about it.
So like, Raylad's really feeling himself after that big hit.
So he's just like, OK, here we go.
So he tries to do something flashy after seeing Noctow do
stuff. So he's gonna try to like, do a
Sprint and then a running jump and try to come down on his head
directly on top of him. It's just for flavor.
Just head to head. Just head to head, trying to go
for that direct head. But he's like, I wanna fly.
Cool. It was pretty cool.
Hell yeah, let's see it. He crit no.
Way that's crazy. Wait, that's so sick.
All right, so that's a default 30.
So crit is. You get your Max roll by default
and then you roll on top of it. So that's 50 damage. 50 points
of rock type damage as regular does a super flashy headbutt
right into Raichu does not pick up the KO, but Raichu is not
thrilled about it either. Yeah, very cool, very good.
Raichu glances back, looking confident, slaps its cheeks and
little sparks fly off of its hands, and it closes its eyes,
faces forward, and shoots off a Thunderbolt towards Bregolad,
the Pseudo Wudo getting a 10 to hit.
No, that will not succeed. Bregolad does one of his uncanny
little pseudo dodges, and a Thunderbolt goes wide.
It is at this moment that both Raichu and Pseudo Wudo are
forcefully recalled, and in Raichu's place comes Magneton,
and in Pseudo Wudo's place comes Lasagna.
OK, Lasagna gets to go first. Nice.
Magneton. Does it have like floating
properties at all or no? It is above the ground, right?
But I guess it's irrelevant. It it hovers close to the
ground, we'll say, how's that? Yeah, it's not super relevant.
OK, so we're gonna go for just standard rock blast for lasagna.
OK, Does a 17 hit. It does actually, despite being
a steel type that does connect. They rocks.
It's 5. Five rocks.
Very cool. OK, so I hit 31, so that rounds
down to 15. Right.
Yeah, perfect. 15 points of rock type damage as five rocks
plummet into the three individual little Magnemite that
make up this magneton. They seem to shrug it off fairly
comfortably, but they're not thrilled that they took damage
either. You can see little shreds of
metal coating fly off their body.
They focus their eyes together and they spin their magnets
around in a fierce manner and they generate a charge of
metallic energy and they blast it off towards lasagna with a
flash cannon rolling to hit that is a 19 to hit that hits Hey
incoming super effective right? I don't think bug resists a.
Bug I don't believe resists electricity.
It's a steel type move. Steel type.
I'm sorry. Yeah, that's all good.
Yeah, I don't think it does. OK.
Super effective flash cannon going to come in and deal 21
points of steel type damage to lasagna is at this moment.
Both Pokémon are forcefully recalled to their pokeballs and
outcomes. Toidel versus a blue wolf with
an electric yellow mane. Manectric Watson's ace Pokémon
and Total gets to go first. OK, drop those.
Kick in there. It sure does.
But we will go for a Is he allowed to recall if I
restrained him? Yeah.
How does that work? You know, yes, here's the thing.
So Watson's gonna have to It's like when you're trying to catch
a Pokémon that's really far away or.
Something like roll for it. Yeah, he'll, he'll it's not
really him rolling for it. It's like the mechanism that's
in this gym, but their mechanism has to roll a Dexterity check.
OK, that's what I'll go for. I'll go for the rock team.
Yeah, OK, that's a strength fifteen save.
OK, natural one. All right, he is.
Gig is stuck. Yep, for sure.
OK, so that the damage is going to.
Be. Not very good. 7 damage is
damaged. Yep, 7 points of rock type
damage as metric gets covered in rocks and cannot move.
It is restrained right? Is that the proper term for
restrained? Yeah it's restrained.
OK, because it cannot move, there are three attacks that it
cannot use. So it will look down at total
and fire off a burst of flame from its mouth.
A flame burst, a coverage attack that Minetric has access to.
Interesting this. Like I clarify that I'm like,
oh, OK, I. Don't want anyone to be
surprised by that, but it's true.
That's crazy. Yeah, the flame burst will also
be strengthened by the sun, which it will need because it's
hit. But oh, it's a, it's a, it's a
save. It's, it's a hard save.
It's a 16 Dexterity save. OK, wow.
Nope. That's a fail.
All right, I'm instead of yeah,
I'm going to have the damage 17 points of fire type damage.
I mean, from this Flame Burst it smacks into total, and it seems
like if there were other Pokémon nearby Toil, they might have
taken a little bit of splash damage from the explosive
flames. The Volt switch activates, and
I'm going to say it needs DC. You know what?
No, because Minetric critically failed, I'm going to say it
cannot be recalled this term. And while it is, while it is
restrained, it will have to make ADC 10.
Not it, but the environment makes ADC 10.
Dexterity check to get it. So Minetric stays and Bregalife
comes back in all right. Bring your lab.
You see he comes out, he's like what's going on?
Assessment situation. He's like an opportune time and
he's going to try to like he's doing head smash, but it's going
to look like sort of like a butt slam.
OK, yeah, fair. He's.
Probably a cannonballing on top of the pile of rocks which
probably will disrupt the rocks, but that is a OK with me if.
It's sure, so let's see what happens.
Does a 15 hit. It meets the armor class, so it
does hit. 24 damage. Nice sizable little head smash.
Regalad goes for a charismatic leap and just puts its butt
around the face of Menactric, who smashed in between the
rocks, displaces the rocks. We're going to say that
Menactric cannot make a melee attack, but.
And it will be guaranteed to be switched out here.
I think that is a reasonable thing.
However, it will fire off a flame burst towards the pseudo
Widow since that is its only range attack.
DC-16 decks. And no, it's still powered up by
the drought. Yes, that is a 2.
That's a 2. Yes.
OK, resistive hit is going to be 14 points of fire type damage
and then both the Pokémon are recalled.
My order is now messed up, but we have Raichu versus Lasagna,
correct? Yep.
Cool. Those Pokémon hit the field and
they're staring down each other. What will lasagna do?
Rock Blast. Rock blast time.
Robbery. Rap Blast.
Raichu did formally take a big hit from Bragel at Smash, so it
is not full HP. It's not out of HP, but
somewhere in the middle. Does a nine hit.
It does not. Unfortunately, Raichu is a
little bit more dexterous than that.
Lasagna fires off its rocks, and unfortunately, Raichu is able to
dodge out of the way. Raichu is going to use a unique
technique here. Right 2 is going to flee its
tail towards Lasagna, and fleeing off of its tail is going
to be a sticky web and made of electricity.
As an Electro web attempts to connect with Lasagna, attempting
to hold it in place, I believe a dirty 23 will hit.
Yes. OK, Lasagna taking the web,
sealing it to the ground, kind of a mid roll dealing 13 points
of electrotype damage and the the mechanism of the room will
have a trickier time getting a hold of lasagna for the switch
out. It is pinned to the ground well.
Ornberry, Does peroxide actually heal five points of that damage?
OK, I'd like. Cool.
Yeah, the electricity of the web interferes with the electricity
that makes the Volt switch function.
So why don't you just roll AD tenant below a 10 is going to be
it stays and over a tenant will switch. 19. 19 OK, lasagna gets
called out and incomes total versus oh gosh, versus magneton.
My tactics. Yikes.
Yeah, they're all part of the plan, baby.
I really just wanted to sign it up like that.
It's on. Yeah, that's fair.
It's got another kick, all right.
It's flame wheel time. Oh yeah, let's see it's
unboosted flame wheel. Unboosted flame wheel sets DC-15
deck save. OK, they get a 10.
All right, 29 damage. 29 points fire type damage in the sun as
Total spins it's shell and fire shoots out in all directions,
smacking into the three Magnemites that make up the
magneton, and you notice as their metal coating starts to
melt off of their bodies, taking incredible damage.
They are still up there, still standing, the three Magnemites
being to whirl around in a in a frenzied circle, and they're
generating a Sonic energy about their body.
They're making a screeching, annoyingly loud sound and Total
has to make ADC 13 Constitution save.
But that is a yeah, that is a dirty 20.
Portal takes exactly 10 points of Sonic Boom damage.
At that moment, the Volt switch triggers and outcomes Manectric
versus Regalad. Regalad, that restorer restored
my PP, right? That is, it did, yeah.
OK, so we still have one more head smash.
What's the last move he saw? Manectric.
No regalad, OH. Flame Burst.
He did see flame burst. It's the only movie you've seen
from Electric. Oh, we're still in the sun, too.
Yeah. I'm like copycat flame burst.
Oh, no way. That's crazy.
OK, so let me look at these stats then.
So you're going to be issuing a save.
This is your strength is higher than your decks, right?
Correct. And then what's your proficiency
bonus and what's your strength modifier?
I think your strength is +4, right?
I was trying this plus four. Yeah, my proficiency bonus is 3.
OK, It should be, you know, I think it's just going to be the
same attack, actually. Yeah, I think it ends up being
the same, right? That would make sense.
The bonus. So AC16, yeah, Dexterity.
Let's see. It's a good stat for menetric.
They pass OK, but they're still going to take half as much fire
damage. It's 2D12 plus 40.
But that's without the without the sun though.
So 2 D 4 + 7 I think. 17 damage. Nice.
Not bad for a borrowed move. Pseudo woulda, just like I think
I could do that. Spits out lava.
Yep, Pseudo has unique mimicry abilities and it you know if you
think about it, it's whole life is dedicated to mimicry.
So if given the chance to copy something that will do its best
to do so. And pseudo Woulda summoned a
natural power inside of it to create a flame burst and I dealt
some significant damage from an electric.
Pretty funny. An electric going to charge
forward with jaws. A sparkan with a Thunder Fang
into pseudo widow getting a 16 to hit.
That meets the armor class, so passive.
Let's see that damage feeling. Just 14 points of electric type
damage. Three of my dice were ones.
Good overall turn, good, good exchange.
My electric gets forcefully recalled for Raichu.
Brigalad gets forcefully recalled for Lasagna.
All right, all right, Lasagna. Hit them with them rocks.
Come on, you can do it. Let's go crab rave.
Yeah. 20 No, that wasn't a crab, it was a dirty 20.
Dirty 20 works. Not as fun, but still funny.
Crab rave. Crab rave.
Five rocks. Five rocks.
OK, three rocks. Yeah, 5 three rocks.
And that would be for damage. 19 damage.
Wow, nice hit. 19 points of rock type damage into Raichu as
Lasagna does their specialty move, their rock blast, their
jemmy rocks launched out of their body, smacking into
Raichu. Raichu, not too disturbed about
it, going to position its tail as a ground onto the metal
platform that they are on and fire off a Thunderbolt 17 to
hit. That does hit.
OK, incoming electric damage for 26 points of electric type
damage. That in fact I think knocks out
lasagna, unless on this they can hang on with one HP due to pride
of the miners. Pride of the miners.
Let's go utilization lasagna hangs on and Gimli, do you what
do you have any flavor for that? Do you like say anything or do
anything? It just looks like he's gonna
like, he absorbs the electricity.
He's like, zombie's like, Oh my God, this hurts so bad.
Like no, hang on, you can do it. And he's like, he just, he just
crab raves through the electric. Perfect.
Yes, lasagna, thanks to Ginley's motivation, is able to hang on
with one HP as as the pride of the miners activates.
That's wonderful. You got it.
The the four switch out, it's now Magneton versus total.
I forgot to add in my minor plus pass I'm stupid.
I get +2 on like all of my hits and checks and I'm being like
super dumb and I probably could have passed some checks because
of that too. Let's pick it up.
What does toil do? All right, Toil, let's see, what
do we want to do here? And we're just going to have a
flame wheel. Might as well next save Natural
20. All right.
We will say thanks to the new rules that there's no damage
there. Yep, no damage on the crit.
OK. Very good.
Magneton going to spin around going to spark some electricity
around their body and from their magnets launch off a Thunderbolt
towards soil 11 to hit. Nope.
No damage for this round as very.
Fun. Yeah.
High octane. High octane.
Yeah, Regular is just having too much fun and taking away all the
fun from all the other mods. Menectric versus Regalad all.
Right, it's head smash time. Last one.
Yeah, Yep, last head smash does a 17 hit.
It does. Augers.
Will be enough damage is the question. 27 damage. 27 is 3
more than was needed to knockout Watson's ace.
The Mactric, as breaker charges forward and smashes it's Stony
head right into Menactric's pointy fluffy head, and
Menactric is knocked out. Very good.
Pseudo wudo dance. Pseudo wudo dance commences.
You may notice that this will gradually be into change the
voltage order. So at the moment Watson recalls
metric who is no longer able to battle and outcomes Raichu.
Raichu versus lasagna. All right, lasagna.
Clutch it out. The one HP.
Does have one HP? No lasagna has one.
HP Oh, Lasagna has one HP Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Raichu. Raichu has a little bit, but
yeah. Rock.
Blast Time does a Dirty 20 hit? It sure does.
Let's go. All right, rock count, it is 3
and the damage on that 24 damage. 24 damage as rocks
launch out and smack Raichu one after another.
Raichu getting squiggly eyes looking like it's going down.
As each rock fires off. You can see in the hall in the
Chamber of the gym battle, all the gemstones in the room begin
to glow and they siphon their energy towards lasagna.
There's an explosion of bright light as Lasagna's bombarded
with a gem crystal energy around the room.
On the other side of the glowing lasagnaness is a crustle.
Yes, lasagna, you notice. Immediately, despite being
familiar with crustles, that this crustle's no ordinary
crustle. This crustle's entire
sedimentary rock is not a sedimentary rock, but is a
large. Gemstone.
He's so smart when he has stabbed on psychic moves.
He's crazy. Oh.
My God, he's sick. It's so cool for Ginley to see
this incredible new form of crustal, but in this exact
moment he's forced back into his pokeball he can't actually
celebrate at all. So very anticlimactic, but.
He's still, he's still crab brave through the evolution,
yes, he's like. Crab Ravine that whole time.
Watson has one Pokémon left, Gimli has three.
It seems like this is going quite in his favor.
Low health Magneton hits the field versus Toidal.
All right, can we be fancy about this or is Flame Wheel just
gonna go ham? Let's see what's a terrain look
like? Like, I know we've been on the
platform and stuff, but I'm wondering if I can finesse
anything. I guess it wouldn't matter with
Famehil, huh? So it could be safe?
No. OK.
Yeah, we can't flavor it. All right?
Yeah. My flavor's gonna be mostly
combo moves with this boy. Yeah.
We'll just go for Flame Wheel. So sure.
That's a 15 deck save for you. Oh, right, Yeah, I was waiting.
Yeah, sorry. No, I should. 1919 to save.
OK, so you take half the damage. But it's super effective so you
can just roll normally. Yes, I'll roll normally.
OK, 23 damage. 23 is also barely enough to finish off Magneton.
Do you have a description for it?
I think Turtle's going to make its best attempt at a jump up in
the air. It's going to go like a little
high, but it starts spinning in the air and comes down on
Magneton. Very cool.
Yeah. Turtle does that, and as Turtle
connects all of the different screws and magnets and metal
balls kind of scatter, and Watson recalls his last Pokémon,
he wheels up to Gimli and he says congratulations.
What an incredible battle. That was so awesome.
He he said. I I thought we had a pretty even
match up but it turns out you'd beat ME3O.
It was still pretty close. He gives you 175 Pokémon
dollars. He hands you the Dynamo badge.
It's a little circular badge that kind of looks like it's
like a circuit or something. And he says, mind if I take your
trainer card real quick? Absolutely.
There you go. He runs it through with a little
pocket machine that he has and he says, well it looks like you
got 3 badges. Now with your next one you'll be
able to carry an additional Pokémon in your party.
Congratulations. Very cool.
Thank you, he says. First off, I'd never seen a
crustal look like that before. That's so amazing.
No, it's just he's a very cool guy.
I love lasagna. He says.
Second off, when I first saw you at an in Marvel City with the
new Marvel situation when you're with your group, I, I just
didn't, I didn't notice this, but looking at you now, you, you
remind me of someone. Do you have do you have family
around here? I've been looking for my son.
Your son. Would your son have your exact
face and be a bit taller than you and a bit younger than you?
Yes. He's absolutely I, I probably
shouldn't be telling you this, but before the new Marvel thing,
before the team energy siege, I was approached by two men in
Mahville City. And they know that I, as a gym
leader, have special access to these mines in these caves.
There's a reason I was very involved in the Fallville crawl
way. And this person who looks a lot
like you, I'm assuming is your son, was joined by a man dressed
fully in red and he didn't speak at all.
The the your boy was speaking for him and they said that they
required access to the crawl way and I wasn't going to give it.
But then the man revealed something to me.
He revealed that he was a former Kanto champion and I didn't get
a lot of details from them, but they said that there was
something in this tunnel that they had to get so I had to let
them in. I conference with May.
I sent her a message. She approved it, of course, but
that this was about a month and a half ago.
I have no idea where they went from there, but I do have to let
you know if you're looking for your boy.
I think I've seen him. Oh my.
God, thank you so much, this information is amazing.
I know he's here. He says of course I, I don't
know where here, I don't know if they're still in Hoen, they
could be anywhere, but I, I didn't think I would ever meet a
Cantu champion like that and let alone with someone else.
I was very curious. I had so many questions but I
didn't have any time. I I hope you have luck in
finding him. Thank you so much, this means a
lot honestly. He says one more thing before
you go. Sure.
I I don't know why your boy and Champion Red decided to come
here. I I've heard rumors about Kanto
Champion Red and I understand he has a very powerful electric
type on his team, which I always was fascinated with as an
electric user myself. He wheels you or he wheels
himself over to like the side of the platform and he asks you to
follow him. Do you do that?
Yeah. He points to like a little
corner and he says, do you see those glowing orbs that line the
ceilings in the walls of this tunnel?
Yeah, of course. He says a specific species of
Pokémon seems to love them, cherish them like nothing else.
And he shines a light from from the platform to to the ground
underneath the into the tunnel. And there you can see just like
6 or 7 like Pikachus. And they're all just like vibing
around all these orbs. And he says I had a Pikachu once
and I caught them in this tunnel way and they loved these balls.
However, when they finally evolved, when I gave him a
Thunderstone, he lost interest. There's something going on
within these mines involving electric types, and I'm still
haven't gone to the bottom of it.
And with my bad legs, I don't think there's ever a way that I
will. But I have a suspicion.
I have a feeling that whatever Red and your boy were doing here
had to involve them. That would make sense, he says.
Well, that's all I got. I think I got more trainers
coming in. You can take this exclusive
minecart back to the front entrance if you'd like.
Thank you, this is awesome. He says thank you so much for
your challenge, good luck with your adventure and he ushers you
off. You find your way back at the
front of the gym. Any plans for Gimli on this day
post gym battle? I don't think so.
I think I'm just excited for what has happened.
Yeah, OK. How does Gimli intend to spend
his day while his party members also do their challenges?
So I mean my, my gang, the ones that battle definitely deserve a
long rest. So I'm going to leave them in
the care of the Pokémon Center and I'm going to go out with
probably swap them out for just bringing Bean and Liz and
Lebowski out. And we're going to do some like,
forest training and stuff just to get them like more in shape
because they haven't been out-of-the-box in a while.
So OK, sure. Any particular force training in
mind or you'd like? Do you have activities or just
want to like find stuff, athletic stuff to do?
What do you think I? Think finding just some athletic
training for them and stuff is going to be the key.
OK, I'm also going to do combo attack.
I'm going to try to teach Liz about backpacking stuff.
How cool. Yeah, Yeah.
Yeah, just to see like, oh, Lebowski do some weight training
with like backpacking with Liz and then Liz is hanging on to
support and like trying to do maneuvers like around like
either rocky or tree areas to try to help them climb and
things like that. But like hanging on and wrapping
around things and stuff like that.
And then same for Bean working out just like holding up with
trying to lift each other up and things like that where whatever
objects we can. Yeah, that's cool.
I like that flavor. You can give them all athletics
checks. OK?
And Bean's holding the gourd, right?
Bean is holding the gourd, Yes, understood.
Lebowski gets a 19. OK, that's very good.
Liz gets a 2. That's not great.
And then Bean gets Bean gets a 12.
OK, not bad. Lebowski feeling thrilled to out
back at it again, feeling pumped up, feeling stronger.
Bean doing great work, feeling like it's he's learning a lot
from this session. Liz kind of can't get a grip.
Liz is having a hard time working their noodles to to to
make things work. You can also give them out of
curiosity. Maybe they maybe they need a
different type of instruction. Have them make a Dexterity check
this time. Or like if they're hanging on
like I'm trying to see what would cause dexterity check
might be worse. OK, I just want to give you
another chance to roll but. Yeah, another, another
opportunity. Let me see.
Because like I guess they're, they're hanging on and they're
focused on movement and stuff. Could that be considered like
survival? Sure, Yeah, I I could see it.
This at least for chuckle. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because yeah, they're focused on supporting and stuff like that,
so. Yeah, why not?
That's a 17. Cool, nice, yes, you noticed
that all three of your Pokémon that have less activity than
your main party are doing pretty well, and they might experience
some upgrades at a certain point.
Anything else that Gimli wants to do?
Just train in the woods until the rest of the party's done.
Yeah, I think training in the woods because most of it should
be through morning, so. Yep, cool.
Thank you so much for listening to Gimli's third June challenge.
A few sessions ago, I made a plea to the listeners to join us
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We'll see you on Tuesday. If there were other Pokémon
nearby Twirl, they might have taken a little bit of splash
damage from the from the wet flames maybe?
What's the bad description? But explosive flames?
Sorry.