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Culthulhu

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Jul 5 02 7:58 AM

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Here is a new magic move, this is probably one I will have my new Magic/Bug learn. The move is called Magic Circle, unless I can figure out a better name for it.

Magic Circle - A Magic-type move that creates a magic circle around the opponent, binding them inside. While trapped inside the circle, which last 2-3 turns, the POKMON can not be affected by items(unless it is already holding it), it cannot escape, and any moves (damage or stat changers) are mirrored back onto the trapped POKMON, either hurting it or changing its stats.

CultNote: The POKMON can still use moves that effects itself, such as Growth or Recover.

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Jul 7 02 10:17 PM

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Hmm...I believe such binding signs are referred to as pentagrams...they're actually a pentagram in a circle, I think.

Master Scizor

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This was inlcuded with my Mystome, suggestion, but I'l put it here so it won't get lost. to new posts.
SUMMON
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Another Pokmon is summoned to perform its strongest attack. Damage is calculated using the stats of the Pokmon that used SUMMON, not the one that was summoned. The results and probabilities are as follows:
45% chance of weak summon (any Basic, non-Legendary)
25% chance of moderate summon (any Stage 1 you've caught)
10% chance of strong summon (any Stage 2 you've caught)
7.5% chance of master summon (any Legendary you've caught)
7.5% chance of partial summon (any Stage 1, Stage 2, or Legendary you've seen, doesn't perform strongest attack)
4% chance of failure (summon fails, nothing happens)
1% chance of disaster! (lose control of spell, high MAGIC damage to user and enemy)

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Culthulhu

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Pory, I thought there was another name for things such as that. However, I knew they had pentagrams, but I thought it might be a bit too controversal...Just a thought.

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Point taken. I suppose Magic Circle would work...I tried to come up with another name for a Magic-type move that holds the enemy in one place and came up with Bind, which is already taken.

Culthulhu

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I thought htere was a real lack of a general Magic-Type move that every Magic-type can use so...

Quick Spell - A light Magic-type move that has a chance to stun the opponent (10% chance of confusion).

Biblomancy - A magic type move that acts as a Magic-exclusive Metronome , picking a random magic attack

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Poryhedron

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Actually, Magic Arrow was supposed to be that sort of move, but variety is good. Does Quick Spell have the Quick Attack effect, or is it just called that because it's really easy to cast? And I think the word for magic using books is bibliomancy, with two Is...

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Yes, Quick Spell is easy to cast, but I think the Quick Attack speed should be added to, so both. Also, I have a book at my house on divinitation and it spells it both ways, just choose the one you prefer.

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BonzaiRob

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Aug 4 02 11:20 AM

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Your Magic Pokmon cannot be affected by any move for 2-5 turns. Perhaps Summon could bring it back, instead of it's usual effect, or something like that. PP 10.

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Poryhedron

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Eeh...too strong. Why do you think they made Protect and Endure get less dependable when you use them consecutively?

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BonzaiRob

Okay, scrap that...

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Scrap that. I had a lot of ideas for attacks recently, and I'm not sure why. They haven't really been very good.

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Elekid Bobby

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Aug 19 02 12:32 PM

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Glitch Target Pokmon's genetic makup will be scrambled changing it to any other Pokmon at random. 1% chance of target turning into a random configuration of data. Effect lasts until curse is lifted.

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Whoa...hm...considering the two moves Virus and Tech.Error that were made Normal-type moves, maybe this one should join them? The name is similar...or you could rename it something less technology-related. Although since you've already made a move named Metamorph and Polymorph sounds too similar to me, I'm not sure what that would be...heh. Maybe Transmogrify? No, forget I said that...

BonzaiRob

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I'm doing all of the "[element]moves are at 150% strength" moves at te moment... anyway.
Magic Aura
Magic moves are at 150% strength and Drak moves are at 50%, like Sunny Day

BTW, For Schimre's suggestion, could the random data be either Missingno or `M (the other one)?

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Poryhedron

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I'd noticed. See my comments under Midnight.
Regarding your Missingno. suggestion: NO. Never ever propose something like that again.

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Here's something better. Accurse is a biting attack that transforms the apponent into the same as the attacker. (better wording needed there) The effect can only be reversed by the Madstone within three days. On the fourth day, the effect is perminent.

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Poryhedron

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Well, as I've already said, the name is too similar to Curse...now that I know what the move does, I can suggest alternative names, such as Lycanthropy...although that does suggest a periodic change, not a permanent one. I don't know...I just can't accept a move with the name Accurse. (I might also note that, given the rarity of Madstones [for which we're all glad,] this move would hopefully also be quite rare.)

Paran Lightfall

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These moves are being suggested because I want to use them for a Legend idea and I want to run them by beforehand to see if they'll be okay with staffers.

Balance-(5 pp)This move changes every pokemon participating in a battle's type to normal and all attacks become normal type. This effect lasts from 10-15 rounds.

Equality-(10 pp)This move changes every attack into a special type attack. Every pokemon participating in the battle's special defense stat becomes the average of their special defense and their physical defense. This effect lasts from 10-15 rounds.

Nullify-(10 pp)This move cancels out whatever global elemental is currently in effect, like Rain Dance, or even Balance. If there is no global elemental effect, it cancels both of the current battler's status problems.

Please approve these, or my idea for a legend will be shot all to heck.

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Poryhedron

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Hmm... Balance and Nullify are fine, but I'm having trouble understanding Equality. Why are the two types of defense averaged? And are attacks that were already Special unchanged, so that, say, Thunderbolt will still annihilate a Gyarados? I just don't see what this move has to do with equality...

Paran Lightfall

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Due to some chatting with Pory, we came up with an alternate version of Equality that still had the overall effect I was shooting for.

Equality (10 pp) All pokemon participating in a battle have their defense and special defense stats set to the average of the two stats. Their attack and special attack stats will also become the average of the two attack stats. This effect lasts 10-15 turns.

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