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BonzaiRob

This is your early morning wake up call from over the pond..

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Jul 20 02 2:42 AM

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After falling out of a tree in my back garden a few times, I came up with this:
Fell or Lumber Jack

If opponent is a Grass type (or maybe a Sudowoodo, I haven't decided), this is a One-Hit KO (like Horn Drill, with 30% Acc)

If the opponent isn't a Grass type, then this attack is as follows:
Power: 120
PP: 5
Acc: 70%

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Poryhedron

Re: This is your early morning wake up call from over the po

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Jul 21 02 1:44 AM

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Umm...now why is this Rock-type?

BonzaiRob

Rock, Ground or Normal...

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Aug 2 02 10:34 AM

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I meant to say in the last post, but forgot, that I wasn't really sure where it should go out of Rock, Ground or Normal.

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Re: Rock, Ground or Normal...

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...okay, I'm completely missing the Rock/Ground rationale...I'm going to call it Normal unless you can give me a plausible explanation for why a timber-felling move would be Rock or Ground.

BonzaiRob

Sediment

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AP: 40% chance of 30 damage
AC: ---
PP: 20

Pokmon makes itself heavier by absorbing rocks, which magnetise to it at speed, some hitting the opponent. Defence raises as far as possible (ONIX's defence sharply rose!), but Speed, Evasion and Accuracy fall slightly. Also usable by Ground and Steel Pokmon, but I can't be botherd to copy the post into another two topics because it's late here.

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Re: Sediment

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Aug 9 02 11:07 PM

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No need. There's no reason Ground and Steel pokmon can't use a Rock-type move.

xnjdudex

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Dec 20 02 3:08 PM

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[b]Prepare[/b]
Power-0
5pp
Description-always attacks first, when the next pokemon attacks, he gets hit with recoil, like Take Down.

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Poryhedron

Re: Rock-Type Moves

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Dec 20 02 4:52 PM

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So, in the end, it's like Counter, only a heck of a lot weaker?

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Madness

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Dec 21 02 11:21 AM

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Not just a new move, but something that goes with my new move, Madness.

Move: Stone Toss Rock type
Accuracy: 65%
Power: 60, but increases by 30 every turn until it misses.
Effect: 70% chance of Madness.
Madness: The opponent becomes Mad. Opponent attacks with triple power every turn.

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wow, triple times?

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thats alot, what if they use a move like hyper beam r rollout, it'll easily be a one hit k.o.

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Dec 30 02 9:48 PM

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Stone Toss...can you come up with a name that doesn't sound like the same thing as Rock Throw?

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PP and Name

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Dec 31 02 2:00 PM

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OK, it's called Anger Throw. And I also forgot PP. It is 20.

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Why is no one replying?

Darkwolf

Desert

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Desert
Power:0
PP:10
Ac:90
Weather-affecting move. Ground and Fire moves at 150%. Solarbeam doesnt need a turn to charge. Shadow beam needs an extra turn to charge.

Poryhedron

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...and you made this Rock-type why?

Darkwolf

Oh...

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Mar 4 03 6:43 PM

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Maybe it should be Ground or Fire instead?

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Funny you should mention Fire...

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Have you noticed how much this field-affecting move has in common with Sunny Day? Is there really a need for two different ways to power up Fire moves for five turns? In fact, this is worse for Fire-types because instead of weakening a type that's effective against Fire, you're strengthening one.

bentmetal

Loose-Step

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Name: Loose-Step (if you can think of a better name I would be happy to hear it.)
PP: 15
Acc: N/A
Pwer: N/A

Evasion raised. Enemy has a 10% chance of recoil on next physical attack.
User scatters pebbles or marble balls around itself.

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Reminds me of that Ice-type move that creates a slippery surface...I think there'd be a better way to implement this move.

Missingno the god of all

bricko blast

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bricko blast
pp5
50%
power:120
effect: this gains 10 damage for every time used
dec: a shower of bricks come falling for the sky.
this can only be learned by rock pokemon at level 80 and up

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