Windswept Meadow

*TITLE*: Gracidea Meadow [WIP] [TLR Submission]	*POSTER*:Engineer Pikachu
	[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/1/16/Bag_Gracidea_Sprite.png[/IMG][B] Windswept Meadow AKA "Gracidea Meadow"[/B]

The official name is Windswept Meadow. I just can't change titles.

[B][SIZE=3]Background:
[/SIZE][/B]
Windswept Meadow is a serene flat of grassland, stretching out for as far as the eye can see. A river loops around two sides of the meadow, and a rather intimidating bunch of trees come together to form a forest on a third side; thus, the most common entry point is through the fourth side, where a small town resides. You surmise that entering may take you through the forests and streams, but you cannot fathom what might lie beyond those landmarks. Most Pokemon trainers who go into the seemingly calm meadow come out talking about horrors that lie beyond—venomous snakes, quicksand, and more. Determined to uncover the mystery of the Meadow, you gather your strongest Pokemon and set out into the field. Maybe you'll fare better.

[DISCLAIMER] This TLR is much more RP-intensive than other ones; if you don't like that, you may want to steer clear of this one.

[B][SIZE=3]Requirements:[/SIZE][/B]
None.

[B][SIZE=3]Difficulty:[/SIZE][/B]
Uber

[B][SIZE=3]Roleplay Order:[/SIZE][/B]

[B]Encounter:[/B] Grass Skirmish
[B]Lackeys:[/B] 2 Pokemon (Random from Chikorita, Treecko, Turtwig)
[B]Arena:[/B] Grass Flat

[B]Event:[/B] 1 [Field Type]
[B]Arena:[/B] Grass Flat

[B]Event:[/B] 1 [Blossom Clearing]

[B]Event:[/B] 1 [Field Type]
[B]Arena:[/B] Lush Fields

[B]Encounter:[/B] Berry Tree Hill
[B]Guardians:[/B] 2 Pokemon (1 random from {Ivysaur, Leafeon} and 1 random from {Clefable, Altaria})
[B]Arena:[/B] Lush Fields

IF (PLAYER has a Sun Stone) THEN[INDENT][B]Event:[/B] 1 [Rose Garden]
 [B]Arena:[/B] Lush Fields[/INDENT]END

[B]Event:[/B] 1 [Ancient Tree]

[B]Event:[/B] 2 [Grass Type]
[B]Arena:[/B] Tall Grass

IF (Player has a Flower in his possession) THEN[INDENT][B]Event:[/B] 1 [Sheer Shears][/INDENT]END

IF (Player heads to Forest at Ancient Tree) THEN [INDENT][B]Event:[/B] 2 [Forest Type]
[B]Arena:[/B] Forest Woodland[/INDENT]ELSE[INDENT][B]Event:[/B] 2 [Pond Type]
[B]Arena:[/B] Placid Pond[/INDENT]END
[B]
Encounter:[/B] Gracidea Meadow
[B]Boss:[/B] 2 Pokemon ({Shaymin, Shaymin-S} + {Archeops, Togekiss})
[B]Arena:[/B] Gracidea Meadow

[B][U]NOTE[/U]:[/B] If the Player has already caught Shaymin, the Blossom Clearing event and the Gracidea Meadow encounter are removed. Instead, the Player will find one (1) Gracidea at the end of the TLR.

[B][SIZE=3]Referee Overview:[/SIZE][/B]

The entire run has a strategy of battering the Player's Pokemon before knocking them out with more powerful Pokemon; the main chance you're going to get to knock Pokemon out will be the Guardian fight, although Trap fights carry a high chance as well. Razor Leaf and Air Cutter are your friends here; nearly every Pokemon in the run with access to one of these moves has STAB on it, so use that to your fullest potential.

The Boss battle is extremely difficult, especially if the Player has absolutely no clue as to what is happening. As time passes, the chance of the GrassWhistle effect grows higher and higher, making the process of wearing Shaymin down and slapping it with a status more and more difficult. Shaymin should try and make as much use of its Shell Bell as possible while its partner aims to deal heavy damage; Shaymin's recovery capabilities in tandem with the arena may make the Player's life quite painful. Shaymin-S, on the other hand, should simply rain destruction, using its powerful attacks in conjunction with its item and Serene Grace to disrupt and destroy.

[REF NOTE] This tag is used for notes for referees. Some of these notes may be specified to the Player (e.g. <Pokemon> orders second the first round) while others (e.g. Tangled Overgrowth's first one) should not. As always, all notes with the exception of turn order should not be known to the player prior to it occurring; in fact, some of them should not ever be revealed. Use your judgement here.

[HIDDEN] This tag is used for certain effects or notes that the Player is not aware of. Of course, when rolls are relevant, you must show the rolls with the choice, but the Player is aware of neither the chance of it happening nor the possibility of it beforehand.

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*TITLE*: 	*POSTER*:Engineer Pikachu
	This post is for the Pokemon sheets. Note MC allocation: in general, I have around three tiers. The first is for Lackeys and Nests, the second for Guardians and Traps, and the third for the Rare encounter and Boss fight. All non-consumable items are gained by the Player upon the fight's conclusion if he wins, as well as consumable items that were not activated at all. Furthermore, certain Pokemon drop special items&#8212;these items are reiterated in their respective RP scenarios, but everything is put here, under "Drops," for simplicity; note that a Pokemon with an item attached but with something else labeled under "Drops" will [I]only[/I] get the "Drop" item, not both. Moreover, as turn order for battles is not exactly codified atm for Traps, they are mentioned in both the Pokemon sheet and the RP scenario; certain Nest encounters also have different turn orders&#8212;those are specified, but ones that have the same order are not.

Something else to note: despite the fact that the Pokemon sheets are listed as having 5/5 DC, if the Pokemon is caught, the DC goes back to 0.

Shoutouts to deadfox who saved me a couple hours of slave labor.

[jump=1]Lackey Encounter[/jump] | [jump=2]Guardian Encounter[/jump] | [jump=7]Boss Encounter[/jump]
[jump=3]Spawns[/jump] | [jump=4]Nest Encounters[/jump] | [jump=5]Trap Encounters[/jump] | [jump=6]Rare Encounter[/jump]

[a]1[/a][B][SIZE=3]Lackeys:[/SIZE][/B]
[hide=Chikorita]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/9/9d/Spr_5b_152.png[/IMG]
[B]Chikorita (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Brave
+1 Atk, -15% Spe, -10% Eva

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Overgrow:[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon&#8217;s HP is lower than 33% (flat), the Base  Attack Power of any grass attack is increased by two (2). (eg Giga Drain  goes from 8 to 10, Solarbeam from 12 to 14)

[B]Leaf Guard (DW):[/B]
(Innate) In bright sunlight, the Pokemon is surrounded by a faint green  glow. The glow protects it from all permanent and temporary status  conditions.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/45/Bag_Durin_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Durin Berry

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 2
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 39
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 14

EC: 0/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Aromatherapy
Body Slam
Growl
Light Screen
Magical Leaf
Natural Gift
Poisonpowder
Razor Leaf
Reflect
Safeguard
SolarBeam
Sweet Scent
Synthesis
Tackle

Counter
Flail
Leaf Storm

Hidden Power Ice 7
Sunny Day
Protect
Iron Tail
Swords Dance
Grass Knot

[B]MC Allocation: 6[/B][/hide][hide=Treeko]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/7/7c/Spr_5b_252.png[/IMG]
[B]Treeko (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Hasty
+15% Spe, +24% Acc, -1 Def

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Overgrow:[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon&#8217;s HP is lower than 33% (flat), the Base  Attack Power of any grass attack is increased by two (2). (eg Giga Drain  goes from 8 to 10, Solarbeam from 12 to 14)

[B]Unburden (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is incredibly possessive. If it uses or loses an  item in battle its rage swells and its Speed doubles (x2) until it  receives another item.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/c/c1/Bag_Magost_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Magost Berry

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 2
Def: Rank 1
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 81
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 14

EC: 0/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Absorb
Agility
Detect
Energy Ball
Giga Drain
Leer
Mega Drain
Pound
Pursuit
Quick Attack
Screech
Slam

Crunch
Endeavor
Leaf Storm

Hidden Power Fire 7
Protect
Dig
Double Team
Rock Slide
Natural Gift

[B]MC Allocation: 6[/B][/hide][hide=Turtwig]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/8/87/Spr_5b_387.png[/IMG]
[B]Turtwig (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Lonely
+1 Atk, -1 Def

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Overgrow:[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon&#8217;s HP is lower than 33% (flat), the Base  Attack Power of any grass attack is increased by two (2). (eg Giga Drain  goes from 8 to 10, Solarbeam from 12 to 14)

[B]Shell Armor (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s thick, bony outer shell prevents it from taking critical hits.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/8/86/Bag_Oran_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Oran Berry

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 2
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 31
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 14

EC: 0/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Absorb
Bite
Crunch
Curse
Giga Drain
Leaf Storm
Leech Seed
Mega Drain
Razor Leaf
Synthesis
Tackle
Withdraw

Superpower
Wide Guard
Worry Seed

Hidden Power Rock 7
Sunny Day
Protect
Frustration
Swords Dance
Swagger

[B]MC Allocation: 6[/B][/hide]

[a]2[/a][B][SIZE=3]Guardians:[/SIZE][/B]
[hide=Ivysaur]
[B]Guardian Trigger:[/B] Growth (-7 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/e1/Spr_5b_002.png[/IMG]
[B]Ivysaur (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Quiet
+1 SpA, -15% Spe, -10% Eva

[B]Type:[/B] Grass/Poison
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

Poison STAB; immunity to Poison/Toxic, see and breath through  smog/smokescreens/haze uninhibited. Able to use Wrap and Bind without  losing focus. Superior senses in urban settings.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Overgrow:[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon&#8217;s HP is lower than 33% (flat), the Base  Attack Power of any grass attack is increased by two (2). (eg Giga Drain  goes from 8 to 10, Solarbeam from 12 to 14)

[B]Chlorophyll (DW):[/B]
(Innate) During bright sunlight, this Pokemon&#8217;s cells absorb more solar energy, doubling (x2) their speed.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/40/Bag_Heat_Rock_Sprite.png[/IMG] Heat Rock

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 4
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 52
Size Class: 2
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 16

EC: 4/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Double-Edge
Growl
Growth
Leech Seed
PoisonPowder
Razor Leaf
Seed Bomb
Sleep Powder
Solarbeam
Sweet Scent
Synthesis
Tackle
Take Down
Vine Whip
Worry Seed

Endure
Nature Power
Power Whip

Body Slam
Synthesis
Worry Seed

Hidden Power Fire 7
Sunny Day
Light Screen
Protect
SolarBeam
Double Team
Sludge Bomb
Grass Knot
Substitute
Rock Smash

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Leafeon]
[B]Guardian Trigger:[/B] Swords Dance (-7 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/6d/Spr_5b_470.png[/IMG]
[B]Leafeon (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Adamant
+1 Atk, -1 SpA

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Leaf Guard:[/B]
(Innate) In bright sunlight, the Pokemon is surrounded by a faint green  glow. The glow protects it from all permanent and temporary status  conditions.

[B]Chlorophyll (DW):[/B]
(Innate) During bright sunlight, this Pokemon&#8217;s cells absorb more solar energy, doubling (x2) their speed.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/ed/Bag_Miracle_Seed_Sprite.png[/IMG] Miracle Seed

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 5
Def: Rank 5
SpA: Rank 1
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 95
Size Class: 2
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 20

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Baton Pass
Bite
Focus Energy
Giga Drain
GrassWhistle
Growl
Helping Hand
Last Resort
Leaf Blade
Magical Leaf
Quick Attack
Razor Leaf
Sand-Attack
Sunny Day
Swords Dance
Synthesis
Tackle
Tail Whip
Take Down
Trump Card

Endure
Wish
Yawn

Helping Hand
Synthesis

Hidden Power Ice 7
Sunny Day
Hyper Beam
Protect
Iron Tail
Dig
Aerial Ace
Swords Dance
X-Scissor
Reflect

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Clefable]
[B]Guardian Trigger:[/B] Minimize (-8 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d4/Spr_5b_036.png[/IMG]
[B]Clefable (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Quiet
+1 SpA, -15% Spe, -10% Eva

[B]Type:[/B] Normal
Normal STAB; adapt comfortably to any surrounding after 3 actions. Able to use Outrage without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Cute Charm:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s natural cuteness causes Pokemon of the opposite  gender in the same egg group to be attracted to it 30% of the time after  striking with a contact move.

[B]Magic Guard:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is infused with a powerful psycho-electric energy  that makes it immune to damage from Spikes, Stealth Rock, Hail,  Sandstorm, Leech Seed, Poisoning, and Burn. It can still attack itself  in confusion, but will not take any damage from it. Additionally, the  energy protects the Pokemon from its own reckless recoil attacks. Toxic  still increases in damage each round, although if Magic Guard is in  effect the Pokemon will not suffer any damage. Life Orb recoil is not  negated.

[B]Unaware (DW):[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon is released, a light aura enshrouds the  opponent, nullifying all stat boosts or reductions other than Speed, it  remains while this Pokemon is active.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/8/8d/Bag_Rare_Candy_Sprite.png[/IMG] Rare Candy

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 4
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 52
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 17

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
After You
Bestow
Charm
Copycat
Cosmic Power
Defense Curl
DoubleSlap
Encore
Follow Me
Gravity
Growl
Healing Wish
Light Screen
Lucky Chant
Magical Leaf
Meteor Mash
Metronome
Minimize
Moonlight
Pound
Sing
Stored Power
Sweet Kiss
Wake-Up Slap

Aromatherapy
Metronome
Wish

Counter
Endure
Gravity
Magic Coat
Snatch

Psyshock
Hidden Power Rock 7
Blizzard
Hyper Beam
Protect
SolarBeam
Thunder
Teleport
Reflect
Fire Blast
Focus Blast

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Altaria]
[B]Guardian Trigger:[/B] Dragon Dance (-6 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d4/Spr_5b_334.png[/IMG]
[B]Altaria (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Lonely
+1 Atk, -1 Def

[B]Type:[/B] Dragon/Flying
Dragon STAB; more in touch with legendary or special auras in arenas. Able to use Thrash without losing focus.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Natural Cure:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s body has the ability to heal itself of status  afflictions over time, it goes into effect six (6) actions after being  inflicted with a status. In switch battles, this Pokemon heals all  status effects when switched out.

[B]Cloud Nine (DW):[/B]
(Trait) Pokemon with Cloud Nine will not suffer any negative effects of  weather, but will benefit from all positive effects. Sunny Day and Rain  Dance do not increase the damage of attacks against them, or decrease  the damage of their attacks. They suffer no damage in Hail and  Sandstorm. Their SolarBeam will retain its BAP in Hail, Rain Dance, and  Sandstorm, while the charge is still removed under Sunny Day. SolarBeam  always charges against them, Blizzard, Thunder and Hurricane will always  check with their 70% accuracy (or 50% if a weather effect reduces it.)

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/f1/Bag_Dragon_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Dragon Gem

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 80
Size Class: 2
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 19

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Astonish
Cotton Guard
Dragon Dance
Dragon Pulse
DragonBreath
Fury Attack
Growl
Mirror Move
Mist
Natural Gift
Peck
Perish Song
Pluck
Refresh
Safeguard
Sing
Sky Attack
Take Down

Agility
Dragon Rush
Roost

Air Cutter
Heat Wave
Outrage
Twister

Dragon Claw
Hidden Power Rock 7
Sunny Day
Ice Beam
Protect
SolarBeam
Earthquake
Fire Blast
Aerial Ace
Substitute
Fly

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide]

[a]3[/a][SIZE=3][B]Spawns:[/B][/SIZE]
[hide=Barboach]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/f2/339.png[/IMG]
[B]Barboach (X)

Nature:[/B] Naive
+15% Spe, +11% Acc, -1 SpD

[B]Type:[/B] Water/Ground
Water STAB; Can breathe and have excellent mobility when underwater, are  less capable on land unless they are entirely amphibious.

Ground STAB; Immune to all electrical attacks, can Dig through almost  any substance, Evasive Digging reduced from 6 per action Energy Cost to 5  per action, superior senses in darkened cave surroundings.

[B]Abilities:
[/B][B]Oblivious:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is incapable of being affected by Attract, Cute Charm, or Captivate.

[B]Anticipation:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is better at sensing dangerous attacks, and reduced the  Base Attack Power from super-effective attacks, Selfdestruct, and  Explosion by two (2).

[B]Hydration (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon absorbs water during the rain to heal any status effects afflicting this Pokemon.

[B]Item:[/B]
None.

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 2
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 2
SpD: Rank 1
Spe: 69
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 12

EC: 0/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:
[/B]Amnesia
Aqua Tail
Earthquake
Fissure
Future Sight
Magnitude
Mud-Slap
Mud Bomb
Mud Sport
Rest
Snore
Water Gun
Water Sport

Flail
Muddy Water
Spark

[B] MC Allocation: 0[/B][/hide][hide=Omanyte]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/4a/138.png[/IMG]
[B]Omanyte (X)

Nature:[/B] Modest
+SpA, -Atk

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Swift Swim:[/B]
(Innate) The Pokemon with this ability moves extremely fast in slick, rainy conditions, doubling (x2) its Speed in the rain.

[B]Shell Armor:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s thick, bony outer shell prevents it from taking critical hits.

[B]Weak Armor:[/B]
(Can be Enabled) The Pokemon can loosen its worn defensive armor so that it will break   off when an opponent uses a contact attack, reducing the Pokemon's   Defense and increasing their Speed by one (1) stage for each hit.

[B]Item:[/B]
None.

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 1
Def: Rank 4
SpA: Rank 4
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 35
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 15

EC: 0/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
AncientPower
Bite
Brine
Constrict
Horn Attack
Hydro Pump
Leer
Leer
Mud Shot
Protect
Rock Blast
Rollout
Shell Smash
Spike Cannon
Tickle
Water Gun
Withdraw

Bide
Muddy Water
Rock Slide

[B]MC Allocation:[/B] [B]0[/B][/hide]
[a]4[/a][B][SIZE=3]Nests:[/SIZE][/B]
[hide=Doduo]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/2/2b/Spr_5b_084_m.png[/IMG]
[B]Doduo (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Jolly
+15% Spe, +17% Acc, -1 SpA

[B]Type:[/B] Normal/Flying
Normal STAB; adapt comfortably to any surrounding after 3 actions. Able to use Outrage without losing focus.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Run Away:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is quick on its feet and will evade any field  traps and hazards that would harm it (Spikes, Stealth Rock, Toxic  Spikes) in an arena. A Pokemon can still absorb Toxic Spikes if it has  Run Away and is Poison-typed. Run Away does not allow the Pokemon to  switch out of trapping moves or abilities, however it can escape other  situational trapping strategies in battle.

[B]Early Bird:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is used to waking up at early hours or operating  in low-light conditions and subsequently sleep status is automatically  reduced by one intensity level when inflicted on this Pokemon. When the  Pokemon uses Rest they will gain 18 HP per action and only be asleep for  two actions.

[B]Tangled Feet (DW):[/B]
(Innate) When confused, this Pokemon moves around in a haphazard manner,  increasing their evasion by one (1) stage. These Pokemon will never  damage themselves in confusion. If the Pokemon also has Own Tempo, The  duration of confusion doubles.

[B]Item:[/B]
None.

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 1
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 87
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 14

EC: 0/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Acupressure
Agility
Double Hit
Drill Peck
Endeavor
Fury Attack
Growl
Peck
Pursuit
Quick Attack
Rage
Thrash
Uproar

Brave Bird
Faint Attack

Protect
Frustration
Bide
Pluck

[B]MC Allocation: 5[/B][/hide][hide=Dodrio]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/1/19/Spr_5b_085_m.png[/IMG]
[B]Dodrio (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Adamant
+1 Atk, -1 SpA

[B]Type:[/B] Normal/Flying
Normal STAB; adapt comfortably to any surrounding after 3 actions. Able to use Outrage without losing focus.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Run Away:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is quick on its feet and will evade any field  traps and hazards that would harm it (Spikes, Stealth Rock, Toxic  Spikes) in an arena. A Pokemon can still absorb Toxic Spikes if it has  Run Away and is Poison-typed. Run Away does not allow the Pokemon to  switch out of trapping moves or abilities, however it can escape other  situational trapping strategies in battle.

[B]Early Bird:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is used to waking up at early hours or operating  in low-light conditions and subsequently sleep status is automatically  reduced by one intensity level when inflicted on this Pokemon. When the  Pokemon uses Rest they will gain 18 HP per action and only be asleep for  two actions.

[B]Tangled Feet (DW):[/B]
(Innate) When confused, this Pokemon moves around in a haphazard manner,  increasing their evasion by one (1) stage. These Pokemon will never  damage themselves in confusion. If the Pokemon also has Own Tempo, the  duration of confusion doubles.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/fd/Accessory_Humming_Note_Sprite.png[/IMG] Berserk Gene

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 5
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 1
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 100
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 4
Base Rank Total: 17

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Acupressure
Agility
Double Hit
Drill Peck
Endeavor
Fury Attack
Growl
Peck
Pluck
Pursuit
Quick Attack
Rage
Thrash
Uproar

Brave Bird
Faint Attack
Flail

Aerial Ace
Torment
Steel Wing
Giga Impact
Fly

[B]MC Allocation: 8[/B][/hide][hide=Taillow]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/44/Spr_5b_276.png[/IMG]
[B]Taillow (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Adamant
+1 Atk, -1 SpA

[B]Type:[/B] Normal/Flying
Normal STAB; adapt comfortably to any surrounding after 3 actions. Able to use Outrage without losing focus.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Guts:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is tenacious and will work ever harder when under a  status condition, raising the Base Attack Power of all its physical  attacks by two (2). Pokemon with Guts ignore the attack drop from burn.

[B]Scrappy (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s Normal and Fighting attacks carry a special  signature that can damage Ghosts, even if they have phased out.

[B]Item:[/B]
None.

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 1
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 85
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 13

EC: 0/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Aerial Ace
Agility
Air Slash
Double Team
Endeavor
Focus Energy
Growl
Peck
Quick Attack
Wing Attack

Mirror Move
Sky Attack

Protect
Frustration
Steel Wing
U-turn

[B]MC Allocation: 5[/B][/hide][hide=Swellow]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/fa/Spr_5b_277.png[/IMG]
[B]Swellow (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Adamant
+1 Atk, -1 SpA

[B]Type:[/B] Normal/Flying
Normal STAB; adapt comfortably to any surrounding after 3 actions. Able to use Outrage without losing focus.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Guts:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is tenacious and will work ever harder when under a  status condition, raising the Base Attack Power of all its physical  attacks by two (2). Pokemon with Guts ignore the attack drop from burn.

[B]Scrappy (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s Normal and Fighting attacks carry a special  signature that can damage Ghosts, even if they have phased out.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/8/8d/Bag_Rare_Candy_Sprite.png[/IMG] Rare Candy

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 1
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 125
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 16

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Aerial Ace
Agility
Air Slash
Double Team
Endeavor
Focus Energy
Growl
Peck
Pluck
Quick Attack
Wing Attack

Defog
Mirror Move
Sky Attack

Protect
Return
Endure
Giga Impact
U-turn

[B]MC Allocation: 8[/B][/hide][hide=Snivy]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/6a/Spr_5b_495.png[/IMG]
[B]Snivy (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Timid
+15% Spe, +20% Acc, -1 Atk

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Overgrow:[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon&#8217;s HP is lower than 33% (flat), the Base  Attack Power of any grass attack is increased by two (2). (eg Giga Drain  goes from 8 to 10, Solarbeam from 12 to 14)

[B]Contrary (DW):[/B]
(Can be Enabled) This Pokemon's unique structure reverses stat changes it  receives in battle, both from its attacks and the opponents. At the end  of the round, stat changes will still increase/decrease toward 0.

[B]Item:[/B]
None.

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 1
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 2
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 73
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 13

EC: 0/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Coil
Gastro Acid
Giga Drain
Growth
Leaf Blade
Leaf Storm
Leaf Tornado
Leech Seed
Leer
Mega Drain
Slam
Tackle
Vine Whip
Wrap
Wring Out

Glare
Mirror Coat
Twister

Hidden Power Ice 7
Light Screen
Reflect

[B]MC Allocation: 6[/B][/hide][hide=Servine]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/fe/Spr_5b_496.png[/IMG]
[B]Servine (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Modest
+1 SpA, -1 Atk

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Overgrow:[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon&#8217;s HP is lower than 33% (flat), the Base  Attack Power of any grass attack is increased by two (2). (eg Giga Drain  goes from 8 to 10, Solarbeam from 12 to 14)

[B]Contrary (DW):[/B]
(Can be Enabled) This Pokemon's unique structure reverses stat changes it  receives in battle, both from its attacks and the opponents. At the end  of the round, stat changes will still increase/decrease toward 0.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/69/Bag_Grass_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Grass Gem

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 1
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 83
Size Class: 2
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 15

EC: 4/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Coil
Gastro Acid
Giga Drain
Growth
Leaf Blade
Leaf Storm
Leaf Tornado
Leech Seed
Leer
Mega Drain
Slam
Tackle
Vine Whip
Wrap
Wring Out

Glare
Mirror Coat
Twister

Iron Tail
Snatch

Hidden Power Fire 7
Taunt
Light Screen
Protect
Reflect
Grass Knot
[B]
MC Allocation: 8[/B][/hide][hide=Illumise]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/ec/Spr_5b_314.png[/IMG]
[B]Illumise (F)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Modest
+1 SpA, -1 Atk

[B]Type:[/B] Bug
Bug STAB; more mobility in dense brush or forest conditions. Gains an extra guaranteed attack on multi-hit moves.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Oblivious:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is incapable of being affected by Attract, Cute Charm, or Captivate.

[B]Tinted Lens:[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon uses an attack that is normally not very  effective, that attack is calculated at the next highest resisrance  modifier. (e.g. 4x resistance is calculated at 2x, 2x resistance becomes  neutral).

[B]Prankster (DW):[/B]
(Innate) The Pokemon is always prepared for engaging in sneaky tactics  and trickery, giving its non-damaging attacks an increase in priority  level.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/0/04/Bag_Bug_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Bug Gem

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 1
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 4
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 85
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 16

EC: N/A
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Bug Buzz
Charm
Covet
Encore
Flatter
Helping Hand
Moonlight
Quick Attack
Sweet Scent
Tackle
Wish
Zen Headbutt

Confuse Ray
Encore
Fake Tears

Hidden Power Ice 7
Giga Drain
Thunderbolt
Shadow Ball
Double Team
Endure
Struggle Bug

[B]MC Allocation: 6[/B][/hide][hide=Volbeat]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/9/94/Spr_5b_313.png[/IMG]
[B]Volbeat (M)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Rash
+1 SpA, -1 SpD

[B]Type:[/B] Bug
Bug STAB; more mobility in dense brush or forest conditions. Gains an extra guaranteed attack on multi-hit moves.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Illuminate:[/B]
(Can be Activated) When this Pokemon initially goes out into the  battlefield, it generates an intense light that blinds all opponents,  reducing their Accuracy stage by one (1). The accuracy drop will last  six (6) actions after the Pokemon is released.

[B]Swarm:[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon&#8217;s HP is lower than 33% (flat), the Base  Attack Power of any Bug-typed attack is increased by 2. (eg Silver Wind  goes from 6 to 8, X-Scissor from 8 to 10).

[B]Prankster (DW):[/B]
(Innate) The Pokemon is always prepared for engaging in sneaky tactics  and trickery, giving its non-damaging attacks an increase in priority  level.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/0/04/Bag_Bug_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Bug Gem

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 85
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 16

EC: N/A
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Bug Buzz
Confuse Ray
Double Team
Double-Edge
Flash
Helping Hand
Moonlight
Protect
Quick Attack
Signal Beam
Tackle
Tail Glow
Zen Headbutt

Encore
Seismic Toss
Trick

Hidden Power Ice 7
Protect
SolarBeam
Thunderbolt
Double Team
Endure
Struggle Bug

[B]MC Allocation: 6[/B][/hide][hide=Swadloon]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/3/32/Spr_5b_541.png[/IMG]
[B]Swadloon (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Quiet
+1 SpA, -15% Spe, -10% Evasion

[B]Type:[/B] Bug/Grass
Bug STAB; more mobility in dense brush or forest conditions. Gains an extra guaranteed attack on multi-hit moves.

Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in   status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas   with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and   forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Leaf Guard:[/B]
(Innate) In bright sunlight, the Pokemon is surrounded by a faint green   glow. The glow protects it from all permanent and temporary status   conditions.

[B]Chlorophyll:[/B]
(Innate) During bright sunlight, this Pokemon&#8217;s cells absorb more solar energy, doubling (x2) their speed.

[B]Overcoat (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon has a sturdy exterior that rebuffs the elements,   making it immune to damage inflicted by bad weather. If the Pokemon is   already immune to at least one (1) kind of weather by typing or a   different ability, Overcoat reduces the Base Attack Power of all   oncoming attacks by one (1).

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/a/ab/Bag_Occa_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Occa Berry

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 36
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 15

EC: 4/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Bug Bite
Bug Buzz
Endure
Flail
GrassWhistle
Protect
Razor Leaf
String Shot
Struggle Bug
Tackle

Agility
Camouflage
Me First

Electroweb
Magic Coat

Hidden Power Rock 7
Frustration
Return
Payback
Flash
Swagger

[B]MC Allocation: 6[/B][/hide]

[a]4[/a][B][SIZE=3]Traps:[/SIZE][/B]
[hide=Tangela]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Vine Whip [All but Target], Sunny Day (-12 EN)
[IMG]http://veekun.com/dex/media/pokemon/main-sprites/black-white/114.png[/IMG]
[B]Tangela (X)

Nature: [/B]Quiet
+1 SpA, -15% Spe, -10% Eva

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in   status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas   with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and   forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Chlorophyll:[/B]
(Innate) During bright sunlight, this Pokemon&#8217;s cells absorb more solar energy, doubling (x2) their speed.

[B]Leaf Guard:[/B]
(Innate) In bright sunlight, the Pokemon is surrounded by a faint green glow. The  glow protects it from all permanent and temporary status conditions.

[B]Regenerator (DW):[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon is switched out during a switch battle, it reacts to  the energy in the Pokeball and (ten) 10 HP is restored. When this  Pokemon Chills, it restores six (6) HP in addition to its 12 Energy.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/7/73/Bag_Wiki_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Wiki Berry

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 2
Def: Rank 4
SpA: Rank 5
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 52
Size Class: 2
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 17

EC: 0/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Absorb
AncientPower
Bind
Constrict
Growth
Ingrain
Knock Off
Mega Drain
Natural Gift
PoisonPowder
Power Whip
Slam
Sleep Powder
Stun Spore
Tickle
Vine Whip
Wring Out

Endeavor
Leaf Storm
Leech Seed

Body Slam
Pain Split
Synthesis

Hidden Power Fire 7
Sunny Day
Hyper Beam
SolarBeam
Double Team
Shock Wave
Sludge Bomb
Grass Knot

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B]
[/hide][hide=Bellossom]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Flash, Teeter Dance (-9 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/c/c4/Spr_5b_182.png[/IMG]
[B]Bellossom (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Modest
+1 SpA, -1 Atk

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Chlorophyll:[/B]
(Innate) During bright sunlight, this Pokemon&#8217;s cells absorb more solar energy, doubling (x2) their speed.

[B]Healer (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon emits a light, airy aura that surrounds its allies  in a multiple battle. At the end of each round, there is a 30% chance  any allies in a multiple battle will have all their status conditions  healed.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/a/ab/Bag_Occa_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Occa Berry

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 2
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 4
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 50
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 18

EC: 9/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Absorb
Acid
Giga Drain
Leaf Blade
Leaf Storm
Lucky Chant
Magical Leaf
Mega Drain
Moonlight
Natural Gift
Petal Dance
PoisonPowder
Sleep Powder
Solarbeam
Stun Spore
Sunny Day
Sweet Scent

Flail
Ingrain
Teeter Dance

Endure
Gastro Acid
Worry Seed

Toxic
Venoshock
Hidden Power Ice 7
Hyper Beam
Protect
SolarBeam
Sludge Bomb
Energy Ball
Natural Gift
Substitute
Bide

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Sunflora]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Razor Leaf, Sunny Day (-13 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/e7/Spr_5b_192.png[/IMG]
[B]Sunflora (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Rash
+1 SpA, -1 SpD

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Chlorophyll:[/B]
(Innate) During bright sunlight, this Pokemon&#8217;s cells absorb more solar energy, doubling (x2) their speed.

[B]Solar Power:[/B]
(Innate) When in bright sunlight, this Pokemon burns solar energy and 1  HP/action to increase the Base Attack Power of all their special attacks  by two (2).

[B]Early Bird (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is used to waking up at early hours or operating  in low-light conditions and subsequently sleep status is automatically  reduced by one intensity level when inflicted on this Pokemon. When the  Pokemon uses Rest they will gain 18 HP per action and only be asleep for  two actions.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/4e/Bag_Yache_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Yache Berry

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 5
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 30
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 17

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Absorb
Bullet Seed
Endeavor
Giga Drain
GrassWhistle
Growth
Ingrain
Leaf Storm
Leech Seed
Mega Drain
Petal Dance
Pound
Razor Leaf
Seed Bomb
Solarbeam
Sunny Day
Synthesis
Worry Seed

Bide
Encore
Morning Sun

Earth Power
Endure

Bullet Seed
Hidden Power Fire 7
Sunny Day
Hyper Beam
Light Screen
Double Team
Sludge Bomb
Flash
Natural Gift
Grass Knot

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Seviper]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Sludge Wave, Glare (-13 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/7/72/Spr_5b_336.png[/IMG]
[B]Seviper (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Quiet
+1 SpA, -15% Spe, -10% Eva

[B]Type:[/B] Poison
Poison STAB; immunity to Poison/Toxic, see and breath through  smog/smokescreens/haze uninhibited. Able to use Wrap and Bind without  losing focus. Superior senses in urban settings.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Shed Skin:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon regularly sheds its skin and any impurities  contained in its body. If afflicted with a status condition, this  Pokemon has a 33% chance of removing all status conditions at the end of  a round.

[B]Infiltrator (DW):[/B]
(Innate) Through a combination of speed and cunning, this Pokemon easily  circumvents the effects of Light Screen, Mist, Reflect, and Safeguard  with all of its attacks.

[B]Drop:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d2/Bag_Poison_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG] Poison Barb

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/9/90/Bag_Smoke_Ball_Sprite.png[/IMG] Smoke Ball

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 5
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 56
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 4
Base Rank Total: 18

EC: N/A
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Bite
Coil
Crunch
Glare
Haze
Lick
Night Slash
Poison Fang
Poison Jab
Poison Tail
Screech
Swagger
Venoshock
Wrap
Wring Out

Body Slam
Iron Tail
Scary Face

Aqua Tail
Knock Off
Sucker Punch

Toxic
Venoshock
Hidden Power Fighting 7
Taunt
Protect
Earthquake
Double Team
Sludge Wave
Flamethrower
Snatch
Dark Pulse
Dragon Tail

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Arbok]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Sludge Wave, Coil (-15 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/0/00/Spr_5b_024.png[/IMG]
[B]Arbok (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Lonely
+1 Atk, -1 Def

[B]Type:[/B] Poison
Poison STAB; immunity to Poison/Toxic, see and breath through  smog/smokescreens/haze uninhibited. Able to use Wrap and Bind without  losing focus. Superior senses in urban settings.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Intimidate:[/B]
(Can be Activated) When this Pokemon initially goes out into the  battlefield, it generates an intimidating roar or war cry that shakes  all opponents on the battlefield, reducing their Attack stage by one  (1). The attack drop is maintained at the end of each round. If an  opponent switches in a new Pokemon, Intimidate can be activated again as  an Action, and will affect all opponents.

[B]Shed Skin:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon regularly sheds its skin and any impurities  contained in its body. If afflicted with a status condition, this  Pokemon has a 33% chance of removing all status conditions at the end of  a round.

[B]Unnerve (DW):[/B]
(Innate) The Pokemon's presense causes immense tension in the opponent,  preventing them from eating a held Berry. Natural Gift may still be  used.

[B]Drops:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d2/Bag_Poison_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG] Poison Barb

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/41/Bag_Razor_Fang_Sprite.png[/IMG] Razor Fang

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 80
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 4
Base Rank Total: 17

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Acid
Acid Spray
Bite
Coil
Crunch
Fire Fang
Gastro Acid
Glare
Gunk Shot
Haze
Ice Fang
Leer
Mud Bomb
Poison Sting
Screech
Spit Up
Stockpile
Swallow
Thunder Fang
Wrap

Disable
Poison Fang
Sucker Punch

Endure
Rock Slide
Seed Bomb

Toxic
Venoshock
Hidden Power Rock 7
Hyper Beam
Protect
Iron Tail
Earthquake
Dig
Sludge Wave
Bide
Torment
Substitute

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Sudowoodo]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Rock Slide, Sand Tomb (-10 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/b/b8/Spr_5b_185_m.png[/IMG]
[B]Sudowoodo (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Adamant
+1 Atk, -1 SpA

[B]Type:[/B] Rock
Rock STAB; reduce damage from all special attacks by two (2) Base Attack  Power during Sandstorm. Able to use Sand Tomb without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Sturdy:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s body is solidly constructed, reducing the Base  Attack Power from an opponents incoming attacks by one (1). The effect  is amplified on OHKO Moves, which are reduced by ten (10) Base Attack  Power.

[B]Rock Head:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s hard body prevents it from taking recoil damage  from moves such as Double-Edge, Flare Blitz, and Head Smash.

[B]Rattled (DW):[/B]
(Innate) These Pokemon are more easily frightened by Ghost-, Bug-, and  Dark-typed attacks and will raise their Speed by one (1) stage when  struck by attacks of those types. A boost gained this way by an  opponent's attack will be maintained at the end of each round.  Self-targeted attacks do not maintain boosts.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/0/02/Bag_Watmel_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Rock Gem

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 5
Def: Rank 4
SpA: Rank 1
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 30
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 19

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Block
Copycat
Double-Edge
Faint Attack
Fake Tears
Flail
Hammer Arm
Low Kick
Mimic
Rock Slide
Rock Throw
Rock Tomb
Slam
Sucker Punch
Wood Hammer

Endure
Sand Tomb
Selfdestruct

Counter
Ice Punch
ThunderPunch

Focus Punch
Sunny Day
Taunt
Protect
Smack Down
Earthquake
Brick Break
Sandstorm
Torment
Explosion
Rock Polish
Rock Slide

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Cradily]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Rock Slide, Sandstorm (-14 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/ff/Spr_5b_346.png[/IMG]
[B]Cradily (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Brave
+1 Atk, -15% Spe, -10% Eva

[B]Type:[/B] Rock/Grass
Rock STAB; reduce damage from all special attacks by two (2) Base Attack  Power during Sandstorm. Able to use Sand Tomb without losing focus.

Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Suction Cups:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon has sticky suction cups that anchor down to  prevent it from being moved or scared away by Roar or Whirlwind. It will  hold its ground against Dragon Tail and Overhead Throw and will not be  forced out in a switch battle.

[B]Storm Drain (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon lures all water attacks to itself, altering their  course away from partner Pokemon. It absorbs the water and increases its  Special Attack by one (1) stage. A boost gained this way by an  opponent's attack will be maintained at the end of each round.  Self-targeted attacks do not maintain boosts.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/0/05/Bag_Mental_Herb_Sprite.png[/IMG] Mental Herb

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 4
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 37
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 4
Base Rank Total: 19

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Acid
Amnesia
AncientPower
Astonish
Confuse Ray
Constrict
Energy Ball
Gastro Acid
Ingrain
Spit Up
Stockpile
Swallow
Wring Out

Mirror Coat
Recover
Stealth Rock

Earth Power
Pain Split
Seed Bomb

Toxic
Hidden Power Ice 7
Hyper Beam
Protect
Smack Down
Earthquake
Rest
Giga Impact
Stone Edge
Bulldoze
Grass Knot
Rock Smash

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Dusclops]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Shadow Sneak, Shadow Punch, Future Sight (-12 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/6e/Spr_5b_356.png[/IMG]
[B]Dusclops (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Brave
+1 Atk, -15% Spe, -10% Eva

[B]Type:[/B] Ghost
Ghost STAB; brief intangibility that nullifies Normal and Fighting-type  attacks. Can move through walls for a brief period of time but must  remain in motion. Superior senses in low light and inside dark  buildings. Have no vision reduction in hazes.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Pressure:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s presence fills the air with intense anxiety, and  any damaging or status attack launched at this Pokemon costs the  opposing Pokemon two (2) more energy to perform.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/5/51/Bag_Spell_Tag_Sprite.png[/IMG] Spell Tag

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 5
SpA: Rank 2
SpD: Rank 5
Spe: 21
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 18

EC: 4/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Astonish
Bind
Confuse Ray
Curse
Disable
Fire Punch
Foresight
Future Sight
Gravity
Hex
Ice Punch
Leer
Mean Look
Night Shade
Payback
Pursuit
Shadow Punch
Shadow Sneak
ThunderPunch
Will-O-Wisp

Destiny Bond
Imprison
Pain Split

Counter
Icy Wind
Ominous Wind
Sucker Punch

Ice Beam
Protect
Psychic
Brick Break
Double Team
Torment
Will-O-Wisp
Payback
Rock Slide
Trick Room

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Murkrow]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Air Cutter x2, Embargo (-10 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/5/5c/Spr_5b_198_m.png[/IMG]
[B]Murkrow (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Lonely
+1 Atk, -1 Def

[B]Type:[/B] Dark/Flying
Dark STAB; immunity to all telepathic and telekinetic attacks, better  performance in all darkened and especially twilight conditions. Can use  any Dark-type attack regardless of Attraction.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Insomnia:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is immune to sleep induced by other Pokemon. It's  normal state of sleeplessness makes it take 1 less damage and  energy/action from Ghost Curse. If it is put to sleep by a Pokemon with  Mold Breaker it will wake up the next action. If a Pokemon with Insomnia  also has Vital Spirit, its accuracy is raised by one (1) stage  permanently.

[B]Super Luck:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s natural skill increases its critical hit levels  one stage above other Pokemon, making its normal moves inflict critical  hits 12.5% of the time and its high critical hit moves inflict critical  hits 25% of the time.

[B]Prankster (DW):[/B]
(Innate) The Pokemon is always prepared for engaging in sneaky tactics  and trickery, giving its non-damaging attacks an increase in priority  level.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/45/Bag_Durin_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] Durin Berry

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 1
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 2
Spe: 91
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 15

EC: 0/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Assurance
Astonish
Faint Attack
Foul Play
Haze
Mean Look
Night Shade
Peck
Pursuit
Quash
Sucker Punch
Tailwind
Taunt
Torment
Wing Attack

Confuse Ray
Mirror Move
Sky Attack

Air Cutter
Heat Wave
Ominous Wind

Hidden Power
Icy Wind
Protect
Frustration
Psychic
Snatch
Roost
Embargo
Substitute
Natural Gift
Fly

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Armaldo]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Rock Tomb, Stealth Rock (-14 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/0/03/Spr_5b_348.png[/IMG]
[B]Armaldo (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Careful
+1 SpD, -1 SpA

[B]Type:[/B] Rock/Bug
Rock STAB; reduce damage from all special attacks by two (2) Base Attack  Power during Sandstorm. Able to use Sand Tomb without losing focus.

Bug STAB; more mobility in dense brush or forest conditions. Gains an extra guaranteed attack on multi-hit moves.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Battle Armor:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s thick armor prevents it from taking critical hits.

[B]Swift Swim (DW):[/B]
(Innate) The Pokemon with this ability moves extremely fast in slick, rainy conditions, doubling (x2) its Speed in the rain.

[B]Drop:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/1/13/Bag_Claw_Fossil_Sprite.png[/IMG] Claw Fossil

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/ea/Bag_Razor_Claw_Sprite.png[/IMG] Razor Claw

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 5
Def: Rank 4
SpA: Rank 2
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 45
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 4
Base Rank Total: 19

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
AncientPower
Crush Claw
Fury Cutter
Harden
Metal Claw
Mud Sport
Protect
Rock Blast
Scratch
Slash
Water Gun
X-Scissor

Cross Poison
Knock Off
Screech

Body Slam
Seismic Toss

Hone Claws
Smack Down
Dig
Brick Break
Double Team
Rock Tomb
Giga Impact
Rock Polish
Rock Slide
Struggle Bug

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Corsola]
[B]Trap Moves:[/B] Reflect, Rock Polish (-13 EN) [B]OR [Ref Choice][/B] Light Screen, Rock Polish (-13 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/e6/Spr_5b_222.png[/IMG]
[B]Corsola (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Brave
+Atk, -15% Spe, -10% Eva

[B]Type:[/B] Water/Rock
Water STAB; Can breathe and have excellent mobility when underwater, are  less capable on land unless they are entirely amphibious.

Rock STAB; reduce damage from all special attacks by two (2) Base Attack  Power during Sandstorm. Able to use Sand Tomb without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Hustle:[/B]
(Can be Enabled) This Pokemon puts immense force and speed in its  physical attacks, increasing the Base Attack Power of all its physical  attacks by three (3), but the haste used lowers their accuracy to 80% of  normal.

[B]Natural Cure:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s body has the ability to heal itself of status  afflictions over time, it goes into effect six (6) actions after being  inflicted with a status. In switch battles, this Pokemon heals all  status effects when switched out.

[B]Regenerator (DW):[/B]
(Innate) When this Pokemon is switched out during a switch battle, it  reacts to the energy in the Pokeball and (ten) 10 HP is restored. When  this Pokemon Chills, it restores six (6) HP in addition to its 12  Energy.

[B]Drop:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/9/99/Bag_DeepSeaScale_Sprite.png[/IMG] DeepSeaScale (50%), [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/2/2b/Bag_DeepSeaTooth_Sprite.png[/IMG] DeepSeaTooth (50%)

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/6a/Bag_Metronome_Sprite.png[/IMG] Metronome

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 3
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 30
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 15

EC: N/A
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
AncientPower
Aqua Ring
Bubble
BubbleBeam
Earth Power
Harden
Lucky Chant
Mirror Coat
Power Gem
Recover
Refresh
Rock Blast
Spike Cannon
Tackle

Bide
Confuse Ray
Icicle Spear

Endure
Explosion
Magic Coat

Blizzard
Light Screen
Earthquake
Dig
Psychic
Double Team
Reflect
Brine
Rock Polish
Rock Smash
Surf

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide][hide=Lombre]
[B]Trap Moves A:[/B] Whirlpool [GEM], Leech Seed (-12 EN)
[B]Trap Moves B:[/B] Astonish, Rain Dance (-12 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/7/7a/Spr_5b_271.png[/IMG]
[B]Lombre (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Modest
+SpA, -Atk

[B]Type:[/B] Water/Grass
Water STAB; Can breathe and have excellent mobility when underwater, are  less capable on land unless they are entirely amphibious.

Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Swift Swim:[/B]
(Innate) The Pokemon with this ability moves extremely fast in slick, rainy conditions, doubling (x2) its Speed in the rain.

[B]Rain Dish:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon collects water in the rain and absorbs it into its body, healing two (2) HP/action.

[B]Own Tempo (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon moves at its own pace and when confused, it will  never harm itself in confusion. If the Pokemon also has Tangled Feet, it  will raise Accuracy by one (1) Stage.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/e4/Bag_Water_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Water Gem

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 1
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 3
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 50
Size Class: 2
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 13

EC: 4/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Absorb
Astonish
BubbleBeam
Energy Ball
Fake Out
Fury Swipes
Growl
Hydro Pump
Mega Drain
Mist
Natural Gift
Nature Power
Rain Dance
Uproar
Water Sport
Zen Headbutt

Counter
Leech Seed
Teeter Dance

Dive
Endure
Synthesis

Ice Beam
Protect
Rain Dance
Giga Drain
Brick Break
Double Team
Thief
Scald
Surf
Whirlpool

[B]MC Allocation: 10[/B][/hide]

[a]5[/a][B][SIZE=3]Rare:[/SIZE][/B]
[hide=Roserade]
[B]Rare Trigger:[/B] Swift x2 (-8 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/e2/Spr_5b_407_m.png[/IMG]
[B]Roserade (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Timid
+15% Spe, +12% Acc, -1 Atk

[B]Type:[/B] Grass/Poison
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

Poison STAB; immunity to Poison/Toxic, see and breath through  smog/smokescreens/haze uninhibited. Able to use Wrap and Bind without  losing focus. Superior senses in urban settings.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Natural Cure:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s body has the ability to heal itself of status  afflictions over time, it goes into effect six (6) actions after being  inflicted with a status. In switch battles, this Pokemon heals all  status effects when switched out.

[B]Poison Point:[/B]
(Can be Disabled) This Pokemon&#8217;s spikes/quills/thorns are coated in  poison, and there is a 30% chance of poisoning any foe that uses a  contact attack on this Pokemon. When disabled, all of this Pokemon's  attacks that inflict regular poison will inflict Toxic poison (with the  same chance of effect).

[B]Technician (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon is more skilled at performing weaker moves,  causing any of their attacks that normally have 6 or less Base Attack  Power to have their Base Attack Power multiplied by 1.5. (e.g. Aerial  Ace goes from 6 to 9, Mach Punch goes from 4 to 6, etc.) The Energy Cost  for a one-hit or two-hit attack is increased by one (1). Each hit in a  multi-hit move is boosted by one (1) Base Attack Power, and the Energy  Cost for multi-hit attacks is increased by two (2). Because Technician  is a multiplier on single hit moves, its effect is applied to Base  Attack Power before any additive effects.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/b/be/Bag_Big_Root_Sprite.png[/IMG] Wise Glasses

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 90
Atk: Rank 2
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 5
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 104
Size Class: 2
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 20

EC: 9/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Absorb
Aromatherapy
Giga Drain
GrassWhistle
Growth
Ingrain
Leech Seed
Magical Leaf
Mega Drain
Petal Dance
Poison Sting
Stun Spore
Sweet Scent
Synthesis
Toxic
Toxic Spikes
Water Sport
Weather Ball
Worry Seed

Cotton Spore
Extrasensory
Leaf Storm
Sleep Powder
Spikes
Synthesis

Fury Cutter
Psych Up
Snore
Swift

Toxic
Venoshock
Hidden Power Fire 6
Sunny Day
Hyper Beam
Protect
SolarBeam
Shadow Ball
Double Team
Sludge Bomb
Rest
Grass Knot
Substitute

[B]MC Allocation: 15[/B][/hide]

[a]6[/a][B][SIZE=3]Boss:[/SIZE][/B]
[hide=Togekiss]
[B]Boss Trigger A:[/B] Twister (-3 EN)
[B]Boss Trigger B:[/B] Nasty Plot (-7 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/a/af/Spr_5b_468.png[/IMG]
[B]Togekiss (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Bold
+1 Def, -1 Atk

[B]Type:[/B] Normal/Flying
Normal STAB; adapt comfortably to any surrounding after 3 actions. Able to use Outrage without losing focus.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Hustle:[/B]
(Can be Enabled) This Pokemon puts immense force and speed in its  physical attacks, increasing the Base Attack Power of all its physical  attacks by three (3), but the haste used lowers their accuracy to 80% of  normal.

[B]Serene Grace:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon has a blessing which doubles the success chance of  its attack&#8217;s secondary effects. (eg paralysis from Thunderbolt)

[B]Super Luck (DW):[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s natural skill increases its critical hit levels  one stage above other Pokemon, making its normal moves inflict critical  hits 12.5% of the time and its high critical hit moves inflict critical  hits 25% of the time.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/b/ba/Bag_King%27s_Rock_Sprite.png[/IMG] Expert Belt

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 1
Def: Rank 4
SpA: Rank 5
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 80
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 20

EC: 9/9
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

[B]Attacks:[/B]
After You
Air Slash
 AncientPower
Aura Sphere
 Baton Pass
  Bestow
  Charm
  Double-Edge
 Encore
ExtremeSpeed
 Follow Me
 Growl
 Last Resort
 Magical Leaf
 Metronome
 Safeguard
Sky Attack
 Sweet Kiss
 Wish
 Yawn

Extrasensory
Future Sight
Mirror Move
Morning Sun
Nasty Plot
Psycho Shift

Air Cutter
Counter
Heat Wave
Magic Coat
Signal Beam
Twister

Psyshock
Water Pulse
Hidden Power Ice 7
Hyper Beam
Light Screen
Protect
Telekinesis
SolarBeam
Shadow Ball
Brick Break
Double Team
Reflect
Fire Blast
Incinerate
Endure
Grass Knot
Fly
Defog

[B]MC Allocation: 15[/B][/hide][hide=Archeops]
[B]Boss Trigger A:[/B] Rock Tomb (-3 EN)
[B]Boss Trigger B:[/B] Hone Claws (-6 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/c/cf/Spr_5b_567.png[/IMG]
[B]Archeops (X)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Hasty
+15% Spe, +19% Acc, -1 Def

[B]Type:[/B] Rock/Flying
Rock STAB; reduce damage from all special attacks by two (2) Base Attack  Power during Sandstorm. Able to use Sand Tomb without losing focus.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Defeatist:[/B]
(Innate) The Pokemon tires from prolonged battles easily, and its Attack  and Special Attack reduce by two (2) Ranks when at or below 50% of its  maximum HP. Once Defeatist is active, attacks cost two (2) less energy.  If the Pokemon goes back above 50% of its maximum HP in battle,  Defeatist's effects will disappear.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/b/ba/Bag_King%27s_Rock_Sprite.png[/IMG] Expert Belt

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 5
Def: Rank 2
SpA: Rank 4
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 127
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 3
Base Rank Total: 22

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: N/A

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Acrobatics
Agility
AncientPower
Crunch
Double Team
Dragon Claw
DragonBreath
Endeavor
Leer
Pluck
Quick Attack
Quick Guard
Rock Slide
Rock Throw
Scary Face
Thrash
U-turn
Wing Attack

Defog
Dragon Pulse
Earth Power
Knock Off
Steel Wing

Aqua Tail
Heat Wave
Sky Attack

Hone Claws
Roar
Hidden Power Fire 7
Taunt
Hyper Beam
Protect
Smack Down
Earthquake
Double Team
Torment
Focus Blast
Shadow Claw
Rock Polish
Dragon Tail
Fly
[B]
MC Allocation: 15[/B][/hide][hide=Shaymin]
[B]Boss Trigger:[/B] SolarBeam (-0 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d1/Spr_5b_492.png[/IMG]
[B]Shaymin (U)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Modest
+1 SpA, -1 Atk

[B]Type:[/B] Grass
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Natural Cure:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon&#8217;s body has the ability to heal itself of status  afflictions over time, it goes into effect six (6) actions after being  inflicted with a status. In switch battles, this Pokemon heals all  status effects when switched out.

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/9/97/Bag_Shell_Bell_Sprite.png[/IMG] Shell Bell

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 110
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 4
SpA: Rank 4
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 100
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 24

EC: N/A
MC: 0
DC: N/A

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Aromatherapy
Defense Curl
Energy Ball
GrassWhistle
Growth
Healing Wish
Leech Seed
Lucky Chant
Magical Leaf
Natural Gift
Seed Flare
Sweet Kiss
Sweet Scent
Synthesis
Worry Seed

Air Cutter
Covet
Earth Power
 Endeavor
Giga Drain
 Headbutt
 Last Resort
 Mud-Slap
Ominous Wind
 Seed Bomb
Sleep Talk
Snore
 Swift
 Synthesis
Tailwind
 Worry Seed
 Zen Headbutt

Toxic
Bullet Seed
Hidden Power Ice 7
Sunny Day
Hyper Beam
Protect
Giga Drain
Safeguard
Frustration
SolarBeam
Return
Psychic
Double Team
Facade
Secret Power
Rest
Round
Energy Ball
Endure
Giga Impact
Flash
Swords Dance
Psych Up
Sleep Talk
Natural Gift
Grass Knot
Swagger
Substitute

[B]MC Allocation: &#8212;[/B][/hide][hide=Shaymin-S]
[B]Boss Trigger:[/B] Air Cutter (-0 EN)
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/2/2f/Spr_5b_492S.png[/IMG]
[B]Shaymin-S (U)[/B]

[B]Nature:[/B] Mild
+1 SpA, -1 Def

[B]Type:[/B] Grass/Flying
Grass STAB; immunity to Leech Seed and Worry Seed. 50% reduction in  status effect chance of oncoming "powder" attacks. More mobile in areas  with strong natural light sources. Superior senses in tall grass and  forest areas. Able to use Wrap and Bind without losing focus.

Flying STAB; immunity to Ground attacks except under the effects of  Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will  always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be  hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than  four (4). Immune to Spikes and Toxic Spikes. Enhanced aerial mobility.  Superior senses in open air arenas.

[B]Abilities:[/B]
[B]Serene Grace:[/B]
(Innate) This Pokemon has a blessing which doubles the success chance of  its attack&#8217;s secondary effects. (eg paralysis from Thunderbolt)

[B]Item:[/B]
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/1/16/Bag_Gracidea_Sprite.png[/IMG] Gracidea

[B]Stats:[/B]
HP: 110
Atk: Rank 4
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 5
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 127
Size Class: 1
Weight Class: 1
Base Rank Total: 24

EC: N/A
MC: 0
DC: N/A

[B]Attacks:[/B]
Air Slash
 Energy Ball
 Growth
 Leaf Storm
 Leech Seed
 Magical Leaf
 Natural Gift
Quick Attack
 Seed Flare
 Sweet Kiss
 Sweet Scent
 Worry Seed

Air Cutter
Covet
Earth Power
Endeavor
Giga Drain
Headbutt
Last Resort
Mud-Slap
Ominous Wind
Seed Bomb
Sleep Talk
Snore
Swift
Synthesis
Tailwind
Worry Seed
Zen Headbutt

Toxic
Bullet Seed
Hidden Power Ice 7
Sunny Day
Hyper Beam
Protect
Giga Drain
Safeguard
Frustration
SolarBeam
Return
Psychic
Double Team
Facade
Secret Power
Rest
Round
Energy Ball
Endure
Giga Impact
Flash
Swords Dance
Psych Up
Sleep Talk
Natural Gift
Grass Knot
Swagger
Substitute

[B]MC Allocation: &#8212;[/B][/hide]

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*TITLE*: 	*POSTER*:Engineer Pikachu
	[SIZE=3][B]Regular Arenas:[/B][/SIZE]

[B]Grass Flat[/B]

A flat of short, freshly reaped grass, there is not much special about the arena. You don't see any water around here, though.

[LIST]
[*]Arena Type: Grassland
[*]No water source.
[/LIST]
[B] Lush Fields
[/B]
The field seems almost alive&#8212;tall, uncut grasses dance in the wind, while tree branches wave about. Bushes and flowers are abundant in the arena, releasing a delightful scent that makes most Pokemon want to stop what they are doing and bathe in the smell. You still can't find any water around here, but that's not much of a worry. The greenery is enough of a compensation.

[LIST]
[*]Arena Type: Grassland
[*]No water source. Only sun and rain weathers allowed.
[*]One (1) stage evasion drop for Pokemon without a Grass typing that is maintained at the end of each round.
[/LIST]
[B] Forest Woodland[/B]

A fair distance from the meadow you departed from, the clearing is situated within a grove of tall trees. The expansive canopy blocks out all outside light, making it rather hard to see. In addition, the gnarled roots of the trees make Pokemon who are not used to the environment rather susceptible to tripping, reducing their movement capabilities. Unfortunately, there's still no water in sight; it's all probably hidden in secret springs or something.

[LIST]
[*]Arena Type: Forest
[*]No water source.
[*]One (1) stage accuracy drop for Pokemon without a Ghost or Dark typing that is maintained at the end of each round.
[*]One (1) stage Speed drop for Pokemon without a Ghost or Dark typing that is maintained at the end of each round.
[/LIST]
 [B]Placid Pond[/B]

This area is not unlike the previous grass zones, but there is a rather large pond present; the surface is smooth like a mirror, but it glistens as well. There's something unsettling about the pond, but you can't quite place your finger on what it is. Let's just hope you can leave this place before something bad happens.

[LIST]
[*]Arena Type: Water's-edge
[*]Water source present.
[*][COLOR=Red][HIDDEN][/COLOR] Every four (4) rounds of combat, a Pokemon will swim up from the pond to join the enemy team in battle; Trap rounds will count as 0.5 instead of 1. There is a 1/2 chance that the spawned Pokemon will be a Barboach, and a 1/2 chance that the spawned Pokemon will be an Omanyte.
[/LIST]
 [B]Tall Grass[/B]

Unlike the Grass Flat, the grass here seems wild and untouched; however, the stalks are yellowed and the flowers wilted for some strange reason. As the grass nearly comes up to your shoulders, you tread cautiously&#8212;there's no point blundering in when you can't see too well in front of you. The closeness of the grass seems to favor Grass-type Pokemon as well as generally smaller Pokemon, though other ones seem to do fine here as well.

[LIST]
[*]Arena Type: Grassland
[*]No water source present.
[*]One (1) stage evasion boost for Pokemon with a Size Class of one (1) that is maintained at the end of each round.
[*]One (1) stage Speed boost for Pokemon with a Grass typing that is maintained at the end of each round.
[/LIST]
 [B][SIZE=3]Boss Arena:[/SIZE][/B]

[B]Gracidea Meadow[/B]

The most verdant of all meadows&#8212;a grassy hill, with birdsong and blooming flowers abundant. The air is surprisingly crisp and clean, a result of the cleansing of toxins that occurs in the meadow every so often. The skies seem to be permanently clear, with soft&#8212;not harsh&#8212;sunlight always lighting the arena up. Trees enclose the majority of the perimeter, isolating this verdant patch of grassland. However, the meadow does seem to have a minor problem with it: the scents that the flowers and roses let out tend to be overpowering, even having the potential to lull Pokemon to sleep from time to time; it takes an accustoming to the environment to overcome this possibility. Moreover, the many flower patches on the ground make it rather hard to see Shaymin...

[LIST]
[*]Arena Type: Grassland
[*]    No water source present.
[*]Only Sun is allowed. All other weathers fail in this arena.
[LIST]
[*][COLOR=Red][HIDDEN][/COLOR] When Sun is summoned, the weather turns into Soft Sunlight. This has the same effects as regular Sun, but Fire- and Water-type attacks are increased and decreased by one (1), respectively, instead of three (3).
[/LIST]

[*]Poison-type attacks have their BAP halved due to Shaymin's cleansing.
[*]    Allied Pokemon without a Grass typing have a chance to be lulled to sleep at the end of each round.
[LIST]
[*]       [COLOR=Red][HIDDEN][/COLOR] The chance is equal to (8 + 2R)%, where R is the number of combat rounds passed plus one-half the number of capture attempts. This figure may not exceed 30%&#8212;that is, R is capped at 11. The chance of 1a and 2a sleep inflicted this way is [(600 - 20R) / 9]% and [(300 + 20R) / 9]%, respectively; R is capped at 15 here.
[*][REF NOTE] When showing the rolls, use RNG Roll (To-SLP) (<=????) and RNG Roll (SLP Dur) (1-????:1; ????-10000:2) instead of showing the actual numbers. Pokemon asleep at the end of the round do not get rolled for. This does not trigger Synchronize.
[/LIST]

[/LIST]

[LIST]
[*][COLOR=Red][HIDDEN][/COLOR] Shaymin can hide in the flower patches for 5 EN, making all single-target attacks with 100% accuracy or lower targeted at it that action miss. This is subject to an identical counter to Protect, and has +4 priority&#8212;faster than even Fake Out.
[/LIST]

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*TITLE*: 	*POSTER*:Engineer Pikachu
	Note: The same challenger may not encounter the same Event twice in the   same TLR. In addition, if the Player has a Sun Stone in his possession,   it is impossible for him to encounter the "Field of Flowers" or "Seed   Patch" Events.

[B]Field Type Events[/B]
[jump=7]Bird's Nest[/jump]
[jump=8]Tangled Overgrowth[/jump]
[jump=9]Field of Flowers[/jump]
[jump=10]Seed Patch[/jump]

[B]Grass Type Events[/B]
[jump=11]Rustling Grass[/jump]
[jump=12]Viper Pit[/jump]
[jump=13]Whistling Plain[/jump]
[jump=14]Leaf Pile[/jump]

[B]Forest Type Events[/B]
[jump=15]Desolate Orchard[/jump]
[jump=16]Ominous Grove[/jump]
[jump=17]Glittering Hollow[/jump]
[jump=18]Seed Forest[/jump]

[B]Pond Type Events[/B]
[jump=19]Shallow Pool[/jump]
[jump=20]Water's Edge[/jump]
[jump=21]Firefly, Firefly[/jump]
[jump=22]Lily Pond[/jump]

[B]Other Events[/B]
[jump=23]Blossom Clearing[/jump]
[jump=24]Ancient Tree[/jump]
[jump=29]Sheer Shears[/jump]
[jump=25]Rose Garden[/jump]

[B][SIZE=3][SIZE=4]Events:
[/SIZE][/SIZE][/B]
[B][SIZE=3]Field Type:[/SIZE][/B]

[a]7[/a][B]Bird's Nest[/B]

As you progress into the meadow, you encounter a rather odd sight. A   bush and a tree are present, side by side; the bush has a rather large   mound by it, presumably eggs of some bird, while the tree has a small   nest in the branches, with small eggs visible. Examining the two pieces   of foliage more closely, you see traces of wildlife on both paths—the   one that goes by the bush has significantly larger prints, but the one   that swings through the tree seems to have sharper prints. Both   undoubtedly seem potentially dangerous; which way do you go?

[box][B]Player Options:[/B]
a) Go by the bush
b) Go by the tree[/box]

[U]a) Go by the bush

[I]Possibility One: 70%[/I][/U]

You take the route by the large bush, straying clear of the tree. As you   move along, you hear a sudden rustling behind you. Without warning,  two  birds that seem inexplicably like ostriches dash past you,  obstructing  the path! Recovering quickly from the surprise, you take a  closer look  at the two Pokemon—one has three heads, while the other has  two; it  dawns on you that these Pokemon must be Doduo and Dodrio. They  don't  seem intent on letting you go easily...

[REF NOTE] Doduo orders first on all rounds; Dodrio orders first every even round.

(Upon finish) After defeating the duo of birds, you continue on your path. You notice a sack containing some [B]Pokeballs[/B]; dropping the entire thing in your backpack, you dash gleefully into the meadow.

[HIDDEN] Use the Pokeball roulette.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 30%[/U][/I]

You take the route by the large bush, straying clear of the tree. As you   move along, you hear a sudden rustling behind you. As you turn around   to figure out what the noise is, you see two birds dash past you and  run  elsewhere. Their movement seems to have disturbed some balance in  the  bush, as a sack that was previously hidden in there tumbles out.  You eye  the sack suspiciously... What do you do?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
[U]i) Examine the sack
ii) Leave the sack alone and move on[/U][/box][INDENT][U]i) Examine the sack[/U]

You move forward and pick up the sack. As you pick it up, a string that   you didn't see before suddenly snaps, sending a dart hurtling straight   towards one of your Pokemon! <POKEMONNAME> doesn't seem to be  hurt  too badly, but time will tell whether it was really hurt or not.   Regardless, you open the sack to find some [B]Pokeballs[/B]; delighted at the contents of the bag but feeling a bit guilty for your Pokemon, you move on.

[REF NOTE] Calculate Poison Sting against a random target (not Steel- or   Poison-type or with the abilities Poison Heal or Immunity) from 3 Atk;   always rolls Poison.
[HIDDEN] Use the Pokeball roulette.

[U]ii) Leave the sack alone and move on[/U]

You ignore the sack, predicting a trap. Nothing happens as you stride past it, so you continue on your journey.[/INDENT][U]b) Go by the tree

[I]Possibility One: 70%[/I][/U]

You take the route that curves along the tree, suspecting a trap by the   bushes.  As you walk along the path, you hear a quick flap of wings.   Before you can even react, a blue bird not even half your height perches   on one of the tall branches of the tree, glaring at you in an   intimidating fashion. You also notice an even smaller bird, probably of   the same species, peeking out from behind the rather large trunk.   Already impatient, they decide to speed things up by engaging you in   combat. Wonderful.

[REF NOTE] Taillow orders first on all rounds. Swellow orders first every even round.

(Upon finish) The two birds you dispatched quickly fly off somewhere   away from you; it doesn't seem as if they want to trifle with you any   further. You continue on the path, feeling slightly guilty about the   nest that is probably unguarded now. You can go back and do something   about it, but doing so might take away precious time and wear down your   Pokemon further. What do you do?[INDENT][box][B]Player Options:[/B]
i) Go back and help the bird nest
ii) Ignore the nest and keep moving[/box][/INDENT][INDENT][U]i) Go back and help the bird nest[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 70%[/U][/I]

Giving in to your inner empathetic self, you head back to the large   tree. You wait by the nest until the Swellow comes back, then quickly   leave before it gets irate and attacks you. As you turn around, however,   you find a small assortment of items arranged in a neat pile, oddly   mimicking that of the bird's nest you just guarded. Deducing that this   must be some sort of thanks from the bird, you pick up the pile—an [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/1/1f/Bag_Eject_Button_Sprite.png[/IMG][B]Escape Button[/B], a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/9/9b/Bag_Red_Card_Sprite.png[/IMG][B]Red Card[/B], and a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/8/8d/Bag_Rare_Candy_Sprite.png[/IMG][B]Rare Candy[/B]—and retrace your steps, feeling altruistic at heart.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 30%[/I][/U]

Giving in to your inner empathetic self, you head back to the large   tree. Unfortunately, it seems that the nest's eggs have   disappeared—either eaten or snatched away. Feeling extremely guilty that   you've most likely caused a few fatalities, you turn back. Once you   finally catch up to where you turned back, you turn around to see your   Pokemon plodding wearily; it seems that they've lost some energy from   this rather lengthy trek.

[HIDDEN] Deduct 10% current energy (minimum 5) from all active Pokemon.

[U]ii) Ignore the nest and keep moving[/U]

Despite your growing concern for the nest, the hard-hearted part of you   keeps your team moving, and you eventually forget about it. Oh well.[/INDENT][U][I]Possibility Two: 30%[/I][/U]

You take the route that curves along the tree, suspecting a trap by the    bushes.  As you walk along the path, you hear a quick flap of wings. A   small bird flies its way past you, but does nothing to hamper your  way.  Happily listening to the melodic sounds of birdsong, you stroll  down the  rest of the route, even finding some [B]Pokeballs[/B] once you reach the very end. Overjoyed, you move on, wondering if you'll pass by the tree again.

[HIDDEN] Use the Pokeball roulette.

==
[a]8[/a][B]Tangled Overgrowth

[/B]After a short while of mindless walking, you stroll into the very   middle of a thicket. As soon as you enter, leaves cover up the way you   entered in in a surprisingly insidious fashion. What lies before you is   an extremely strange sight—four trees lie in a rough semicircle,   creating three channels that you could possibly walk through.   Furthermore, each of the entrances seems to be draped in vines of   varying hues, lengths, and thicknesses. Puzzled by this mysterious   layout and the fact that you were trapped in the overgrowth, you decide   that going through one of the entrances is probably the best idea.  Which  one?

[box][B]Randomize:[/B]
[B]Left, Center, Right (all 25%)[/B]
1) First, Second, Third
2) Third, Second, First
3) Second, Third, First
4) Third, First, Second[/box]

[REF NOTE] The Player will choose a direction (i.e. left, center, or    right) to answer the RP option (do you go left, center, or right).    However, ref the result as the first, second, or third possibility as    per this randomization.

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Go through the left entrance
b) Go through the center entrance
c) Go through the right entrance[/box]
[U]
[I]Possibility One: The Player goes through the First Entrance[/I][/U]

After deciding for awhile, you pick the entrance that you like the best   and enter through it. You aren't very surprised by the interior; the   vines criss-cross their way over the route, making a tunnel out of them.   Unfortunately, this also means that the light becomes more and more   dim, and before you know it, you can hardly see in front of you at all.   Suddenly, you hear a swishing sound—moments later, a vine knocks you  and  all but one Pokemon back. The Pokemon suddenly illuminates the  entire  tunnel, revealing its identity: Tangela. It doesn't seem to want  to let  you pass very easily.

[REF NOTE] Tangela orders first.

(Upon finish) Done with the Tangela, it shifts back into the vine structure and allows you to move out.

[I][U]Possibility Two: The Player goes through the Second Entrance[/U][/I]

After deciding for awhile, you pick the entrance that you like the best   and enter through it. Contrary to your expectations, you notice that  the  tunnel formed by the vines is actually getting brighter and  brighter.  Before you know it, you reach the exit of the tangled  overgrowth.  Unfortunately, your ordeal isn't quite over. Vines suddenly  shoot out at  you from the thicket, pilfering some of your Pokeballs!  Then, they  snake out again and smack into you hard, sending you  hurtling towards  your next destination. At least it didn't hurt that  much.

[REF NOTE] Calculate STAB 2 Atk Vine Whip against one Pokemon not immune to Grass.
[HIDDEN] RNG Roll for # of Pokeballs lost (2-3), then roll for the ones lost.

[U][I]Possibility Three: The Player goes through the Third Entrance[/I][/U]

After deciding for awhile, you pick the entrance that you like the best   and enter through it. You realize that the entire pathway is  constructed  solely of assorted vines, and that the tunnel gets darker  and darker as  you walk farther and farther into it. Walking for what  seems to be an  eternity, you finally reach the end of the tunnel. The  dead end, that  is. Frustrated at having wasted so much time and energy,  you walk back  to the entrances of the three tunnels, with slightly  more weary Pokemon.

[HIDDEN] Each Pokemon loses Energy equal to their Size Class plus 5.
[REF NOTE] The Player goes back to the entrances, where he chooses from the remaining two options.

==

[a]9[/a][B]Field of Flowers

[/B]Walking away from your entry point, you eventually find yourself in a   field quite similar to the one you left earlier; short grasses are   present across the entire field, and the calm air gives a peaceful   feeling. However, as you walk into the center, flowers suddenly bloom   across the entire field, transforming the green plain into one of white,   yellow, and red. You also see a Pokemon on the other side of the  field,  dancing around; it seems as if this is what caused the sudden  bloom, as  the area around it is covered almost entirely with assorted  flowers.  There's a wide space for you to leave the field, but you could  also  approach the dancer...

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Approach the dancing Pokemon
b) Avoid the dancing Pokemon and leave[/box]

[U]a) Approach the dancing Pokemon[/U]

[HIDDEN] Flower Seeds cause only confusion when consumed; however, they   bloom into Flowers once you pass Ancient Tree. Flowers heal 10 HP and  10  Energy each, but both Flower Seeds and Flowers are lost permanently   once the run ends, either in success or failure.

[I][U]Possibility One: 60%[/U][/I]

Intrigued by the Pokemon's rather odd dance, you approach it, albeit   quite cautiously. It suddenly stops dancing and turns in your direction,   looking at you with a close stare. The Pokemon rubs its petals   together, creating a beautiful ringing sound, before opening what   appears to be its hands to reveal some [B]Flower Seeds[/B]. You see it   nodding its head; a beckon, perhaps? You reach out for the seeds... and   it turns out that you misinterpreted its intentions. The Pokemon reels   back in anger and blinds your team with a flash of bright light, before   whisking <Lowest Energy Mon> away into the deeper parts of the   fields, beyond your sight. The Bellossom prepares itself for combat by   dancing about in an almost drunken manner, which unfortunately confuses   your Pokemon. This might hurt.

[REF NOTE] Bellossom uses Flash, then Teeter Dance. Bellossom orders first.

(Upon finish) Upon defeating the Bellossom, you notice that it dropped a [IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/a/ad/Bag_Sun_Stone_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Sun Stone[/B] on the ground. You pick it up and put it in your backpack, continuing on your way to the meadows. You also pick up the [B]Flower Seeds[/B] that it dropped.

[HIDDEN] RNG Roll for # of Seeds (2-5).
[I][U]
Possibility Two: 40%[/U][/I]

As you approach the dancing Pokemon, drawn by its strange movements, it   notices and approaches, twirling around. It peers at you closely, as if   judging your resolve, then hands you a few [B]Flower Seeds[/B]. You  have  absolutely no clue what these seeds do, but they seem like they  can be  consumed. The Pokemon gives you a quick smile, then returns to  its  previous location, where it starts dancing again; it doesn't look  your  way after that. Seeing that there's nothing to do anymore in the  field,  you wave the Pokemon a quick goodbye and continue on your way.

[HIDDEN] RNG Roll for # of Seeds (2-5).

[U]b) Avoid the dancing Pokemon and leave
[/U]
[U][I]Possibility One: 50%
[/I][/U]
As you leave silently, the dancing Pokemon ignores you and continues to   dance. You're not sure if this is good or bad, but do decide to move  on.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 25%
[/I][/U]
As you attempt to leave silently, the dancing Pokemon approaches you   while continuing to dance. As it gets closer, you realize that it's   actually rather small—a Bellossom. Then, before you can react, its   entire body glows with a soft green light and petals start shooting out   everywhere. Completely bewildered, you can only watch as it strikes   <Pokemon with Lowest SpD> with its entire might and dance away   again, ignoring you once more. Nursing your Pokemon's wounds, you   quickly run away from the patch, hoping never to encounter this   Bellossom again.

[REF NOTE] Bellossom uses STAB 4 SpA Petal Dance on the Pokemon. In the   event of a tie, RNG roll. If Bellossom would deal 0 DMG or less to the   Pokemon, ignore it and reuse the criteria.

[U][I]Possibility Three: 25%

[/I][/U]As you attempt to leave silently, the dancing Pokemon approaches   you  while continuing to dance. As it gets closer, you realize that   it's  actually rather small—a Bellossom. Then, before you can react, its    entire body begins to glow white and it begins to spin faster and   faster, leaving illusory afterimages as it literally spins circles   around you and your team. You are able to discern the identity of the   real Bellossom through intuition, but unfortunately, your Pokemon aren't   as adept and end up getting confused by all the illusions. The   Bellossom goes back to its original location and returns to dancing;   it's best for you to get a move on before it comes back.

[REF NOTE] Bellossom uses Teeter Dance, which hits and confuses all your   active Pokemon. This status goes down by 1a per RP stage, but acts  like  normal confusion otherwise.

==

[a]10[/a][B]Seed Patch[/B]

As you explore the fields around you, you stumble upon a patch of what   seem to be large seeds. Despite the tranquility of the patch, however,   you sense that there might be something scary lurking. However, you also   deduce that these seeds may be of some restorative use to your  Pokemon.  It may be worth it to pick some of the seeds and go, but  taking more  time than necessary might prove dangerous... what do you  do?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Pick some of the Seeds [1-10; specify number]
b) Ignore the Seeds and carry on[/box]

[U]a) Pick some of the Seeds [1-10; specify number][/U]

[HIDDEN] X is equal to the 10 * (# of Seeds).
[HIDDEN] If the Player still has Seeds at Ancient Tree, they will be lost after crawling out; they are also lost if the run is completed before Ancient Tree. Each Seed recovers 5 HP and 5 EN.

[U][I]Possibility One: X%[/I][/U]

You pick the Seeds warily, moving with haste. As you stuff the last of   the Seeds into a pouch and tie it up with a piece of string, you hear a   rustling from a nearby bush. Deciding to take the safe option, you make  a  run for it. Unfortunately, a flurry of leaves follow you, pinning  all  but <Pokemon with lowest Spe> to the trees nearby! As if to  make  matters worse, it fires a beam of red light into the sky, clearing  the  clouds and summoning harsh sunlight to the field. It looks like  you'll  have to face the Sunflora with only one Pokemon for now...

[REF NOTE] Sunflora uses STAB 3 Atk Razor Leaf that hits all active Pokemon, then Sunny Day. Sunflora orders second.

(Upon finish) Upon defeating the Sunflora, you notice that it dropped a [IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/a/ad/Bag_Sun_Stone_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Sun Stone[/B] on the ground. You pick it up and put it in your backpack, continuing on your way to the meadows.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 100 - X%[/I][/U]

You pick the Seeds warily, moving with haste. As you stuff the last of   the Seeds into a pouch and tie it up with a piece of string, you hear a   rustling from a nearby bush. Deciding to take the safe option, you make  a  run for it. Luckily, the rustling becomes inaudible after a while.   Sighing a breath of relief, you set off again, satisfied with the Seeds   in your pouch.

[U]b) Ignore the Seeds and carry on[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 75%[/U][/I]

Wary of a possible trap, you ignore the Seeds and continue on your way. Nothing obstructs your way, however, leading you to believe that perhaps taking the Seeds would've proven useful...

[U][I]Possibility Two: 25%[/I][/U]

As you attempt to leave without disturbing anything, a flurry of leaves follow your exit, pinning you and a few of your Pokemon to nearby trees; only one Pokemon manages not to get pinned, and it turns around cautiously, waiting to attack the unknown aggressor. Suddenly, a Sunflora pops out from a close bush and shoots a bright red beam into the air, separating the clouds above and summoning harsh sunlight to the patch; it seems as if you're going to have to defeat this flower to advance.

[REF NOTE] Sunflora uses STAB 3 Atk Razor Leaf that hits all active Pokemon, then Sunny Day. Sunflora orders first.

==

[B][SIZE=3]Grass Type:[/SIZE][/B]

[a]11[/a][B]Rustling Grass
[/B]
As you venture deeper into the meadow, you notice that the grasses   become more and more unkempt, as if no gardener has wishes to enter this   area. This is somewhat disconcerting, especially as the hue of the   grasses turn from fresh greens to that of yellows and darker greens,   like that of a savannah. As if to exacerbate your discomfort, you   realize that some of the grasses tend to rustle about in contrasting   motions to the wind, giving the impression that there are things hidden   in there. You eventually reach an area of this grass where you see two   patches of rustling grass—one to your left and one to your right. The   one of the left seems to rustle with greater frequency but with smaller   magnitude, but you never know...

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Enter the left patch of rustling grass
b) Enter the right patch of rustling grass
c) Wait and see if anything happens[/box]

[U]a) Enter the left patch of rustling grass[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 75%[/U][/I]

You cautiously enter the left patch of grass, not knowing what to   expect. Suddenly, the rustling around you increases in volume, seemingly   getting closer as you step further into the patch; this doesn't seem  to  be a good omen. Before you get to ponder the implications of this   rustling, two small creatures—you realize that they are Snivy—suddenly   pop out from the brush and attack you, eager to test their battling   prowess. It's probably best to rid them and carry on; there's really no   time for you to be playing around with hostile—albeit little—enemies.

[REF NOTE] The Snivy order first.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 25%[/U][/I]

You cautiously enter the left patch of grass, not knowing what to   expect. The rustling around you abruptly stops once you reach a certain   point in the patches; disconcerted by this, you start walking faster  and  faster until you're almost at a sprint. Less than a minute of  running  later, you emerge from the grasses exhausted but safe—it seems  that  nothing threatening was lurking within them at all. Unfortunately,  your  Pokemon have all gotten a little more tired than before, but at  least  they're not hurt.

[REF NOTE] Energy equal to the Pokemon's WC is deducted from each of the active Pokemon.

[U]b) Enter the right patch of rustling grass[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 75%

[/U][/I]You cautiously enter the right patch of grass, not knowing what   to  expect. Suddenly, the rustling around you increases in volume,   seemingly  getting closer as you step further into the patch; this   doesn't seem to  be a good omen. Before you get to ponder the   implications of this  rustling, two small creatures—you realize that   they are Snivy—suddenly  pop out from the brush and attack you, eager to   test their battling  prowess. As you prepare to send out your Pokemon,   another two rush out and glare at you menacingly, while  surreptitiously  pushing the Snivy back into the grasses. It seems that  these Servine  will protect their younger siblings quite fiercely.

[REF NOTE] The Servine order first.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 25%[/U][/I]

You cautiously enter the right patch of grass, not knowing what to    expect. The rustling around you abruptly stops once you reach a certain    point in the patches; disconcerted by this, you start walking faster   and  faster until you're almost at a sprint. Less than a minute of   running  later, you emerge from the grasses exhausted but safe—it seems   that  nothing threatening was lurking within them at all.  Unfortunately,  your  Pokemon have all gotten a little more tired than  before, but at  least  they're not hurt.

[REF NOTE] Energy equal to the Pokemon's WC is deducted from each of the active Pokemon.

[U]c) Wait and see if anything happens

[I]Possibility One: 60%[/I][/U]

You decide that going into either of the patches is not worth it, so you   wait in the same location, motionless. After a couple minutes, the   rustling suddenly stops; it seems as though whatever things were in the   patches have left. Regardless of which direction you go now, it [I]seems[/I]   as if heading forward will be harmless, but you never know. You decide   that waiting is still a viable option, though. What do you do?[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Head into the patches
ii) Stay and wait longer[/box]

[U]i) Head into the patches[/U]

Bracing yourself for an encounter, you head bravely into the patches of   rustling grass, stepping cautiously and constantly whipping your head   about. After a few minutes of walking like such, you realize that   there's no danger to be found here. With a quick laugh, you walk briskly   deeper into the grasses, and after a few more minutes, you emerge   unscathed, shaking your head at your foolishness.

[U]ii) Stay and wait longer[/U]

Almost paralyzed with fear and trepidation, you stay frozen on the spot,   unwilling to venture into either of the patches. Unfortunately for  you,  the rustling only seems to grow louder, and the sound of hissing   becomes audible. You and your Pokemon turn back and forth, attempting to   discern the location of the hissing; as far as you can tell, it seems   to be moving around in a steady circular pattern. With a sudden shriek,   the mysterious entity launches a wave of disgusting slime at your  team,  causing you to duck desperately; luckily, the wave goes clean  over your  head. It seems as if you'll have to defeat it to move on!

[REF NOTE] All attacks used against this Pokemon have their total   accuracy (including natures) halved. Each Pokemon gains only 1 MC from   this encounter, and the trainer gains 1 CC instead of 2; moreover,   "training" items have no effect. Psychic-type special moves have normal   accuracy. The Player orders first.
[HIDDEN] The Pokemon is identical to the Trap Seviper, except it has   neither weaknesses nor resistances and does not use a trigger move.   However, it can only use non-contact attacks because it must remain   hidden. Foresight and Odor Sleuth fail against this Pokemon.

(Upon finish) With one final hiss, the mysterious enemy ceases to move   and make noise.  Wiping the sweat from your brow, you continue on your   way through the  rustling grasses. Towards the end, you find a small bag   containing a  smattering of useful items—some [B]Elemental Gems[/B] as well as a few [B]Pokeballs[/B]—that   you quickly place into your backpack. Worried that you'll come across   another strange encounter, you dash out of the grasses and continue on   your way, hoping never to see this place again.

[HIDDEN] Use the Gem Roulette to roll for two (2) Gems, and use the Pokeball roulette to roll for one (1) set.
[/INDENT][U][I]Possibility Two: 40%[/I][/U]

Patience proves to be a hindrance rather than a virtue, as the rustling   grows even louder and some Pokemon hop out, glaring at you viciously.   All three of them seem to be of the same evolutionary family—green, with   some yellow markings—although the center one seems to be larger and   somewhat more protective. Suddenly, you realize what you're facing: two   Snivy along with a Servine. It's almost as if it would take a few blows   to protect the other Pokemon... you might be able to exploit this.

[REF NOTE] The Snivy always order first. The Servine always orders second.
[HIDDEN] If possible, Servine must set up either Reflect or Light Screen   in the first round. In addition, it must Bodyblock a Snivy if a) the   Snivy has less than 30 HP, and b) it is being targeted by a Pokemon that   is slower than it; if both Snivy are eligible, then you may choose.

==

[a]12[/a][B]Viper Pit[/B] [credits to dogfish44]

Marching through the grass at a fast pace, you find that the terrain   goes up  and down, with an incredibly powerful wind blasting through the   air; then, you stumble upon something rather shocking. A ravine,   seemingly  carved into the ground by some deity, impedes your path. A   large log bridges the gap, while vines coat the ravine sides. There   seems to be a path veering down  the ravine, indicating that there is a   crossing further up as well. Of course,  flying across the ravine is an   option, although it might be risky. As far as you can tell, these are   the only ways to cross this ravine; which will it be?

[box][B]Player Options:[/B]
a) Cross the log
b) Advance down the path
c) Climb down the vines to the ravine bottom

[I]IF A Pokemon with Fly is currently active:[/I]
d) Fly across the ravine[/box]

[U]a) Cross the log[/U]

Telling your team to wait, you clamber across the log. It's sturdy, but    you fall under fire from rather venomous attacks down below; various   projectiles including toxic materials and brightly-colored acid fly up   and over. They miss you, but  perhaps you ought to foster your team in   larger chunks before they can  fire even more at you. Unfortunately,   despite the fact that the log is quite huge, it seems as if it still has   a chance of breaking...[INDENT][box][B]Player Options:[/B]
Select which single Pokemon or group of Pokemon will cross the ravine.[/box]

[HIDDEN] Randomize X as follows: 7 [40%], 8 [40%], 9 [20%]

[U][I]Possibility One: Combined WC of all Pokemon susceptible to seismic attacks => X[/I][/U]

Your Pokemon step on the oak log, and slowly step across it, holding   each other for balance. One they reach the  middle, however, it seems as   if the oak can't handle the weight; unfortunately, the oak  snaps,   pulling the loose soil where you stand down with it. Your Pokemon land   in a  heap, and a Seviper and an Arbok arrive and summon waves of sludge   at them. Then, the Arbok curls around <Pokemon with Highest HP>   and  quickly whisks it off into who-knows-where while the Seviper   follows and looks into its eyes with a certain  sheen; your other   Pokemon will probably take a round to relocate it.

[REF NOTE] 5 DMG to Pokemon who fall. Double Trap for highest HP Pokemon   against Arbok and Seviper (1v2) for one round. Arbok and Seviper both   use Sludge Wave on the fallen Pokemon; Arbok then uses Coil while   Seviper uses Glare on the highest HP Pokemon. Arbok and Seviper order   first.

(Upon finish) Arbok and Seviper eventually fall, and lie—motionless,   probably dead—on the ground. You notice  that their teeth are somewhat   odd, and upon examination, a couple of  them are [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d2/Bag_Poison_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Poison Barbs[/B], which break off of their jaws and into  your hand. You might as well keep them...

[U][I]Possibility Two: Combined WC of all Pokemon susceptible to seismic attacks < X; not all Pokemon are over the log after this[/I][/U]

Your Pokemon step on the oak, and even as it creaks it stays nice and   steady.  However, the serpents below rain piles of sludge on <Pokemon with the   highest SC> as it crosses  from below, dealing a sizable chunk of   damage. What's your next group going to be?

[REF NOTE] Apply STAB 5 SpA Sludge Bomb on the Pokemon with the highest SC; does not target Steels. Repeat this section.

[U][I]Possibility Three: [/I][I]Combined WC of all Pokemon susceptible to seismic attacks < X; all Pokemon are over the log after this[/I][/U]

Your Pokemon step on the oak, and even as it creaks it stays nice and    steady.  However, the serpents below rain piles of sludge on <Pokemon with the    highest SC> as it crosses  from below, dealing a sizable chunk of    damage. That's everyone, so you'd be wise to move along!

[REF NOTE] Apply STAB 5 SpA Sludge Bomb on the Pokemon with the highest SC; does not target Steels.[/INDENT][U]b) Advance down the path[/U]

Advancing down the path, you stumble upon a narrow bridge that goes   across the ravine. It's  stable, from your stepping on it, but it's the   equivalent of a  tightrope in terms of width. As you cross the bridge,   acid and other waste is sprayed at you in wide arcs, like a fountain,   but  it miraculously misses. It seems like the source of these poisons   isn't able to keep a constant  chain of the toxins, so perhaps hustling   would work. Of course, you  don't want to know what's down there...[INDENT][box][B]Player Options:[/B]
Select which single Pokemon or group of Pokemon will cross the ravine.[/box]

[HIDDEN] Randomize X as follows: 6 [30%], 7 [40%], 8 [15%], 9 [15%]

[U][I]Possibility One: Combined SC of all Pokemon susceptible to seismic attacks => X[/I][/U]

Your Pokemon quickly walk across, but it seems as if they are a bit too    rotund at the narrowest section, and they all fall down; you quickly    climb down the side, which isn't as steep as further down, to their   rescue. After climbing down, you see that a Seviper and an Arbok have   arrived and summoned waves of sludge at them. Then,  the Arbok curls   around <Pokemon with Highest HP> and  quickly  whisks it off into   who-knows-where while the Seviper follows and looks  into its eyes with  a  certain  sheen; you and your other Pokemon will probably  take a  round  to relocate it.

[REF NOTE] 5 DMG to Pokemon who fall. Double Trap for highest HP Pokemon    against Arbok and Seviper (1v2) for one round. Arbok and Seviper both    use Sludge Wave on the fallen Pokemon; Arbok then uses Coil while    Seviper uses Glare on the highest HP Pokemon. Arbok and Seviper order    first.

(Upon finish) Arbok and Seviper eventually fall, and lie on the ground.   You notice  that their teeth are somewhat odd, and upon examination, a   couple of  them are [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d2/Bag_Poison_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG][B]Poison Barbs[/B], which break off in  your hand. You might as well keep them...

[U][I]Possibility Two: Combined SC of all Pokemon susceptible to seismic   attacks < X; not all Pokemon are over the bridge after this[/I][/U]

Your Pokemon squeeze across the bridge with little problem, although    <Pokemon with the highest SC> gets sprayed with a spew of toxins;   that doesn't look too comfortable. It gets across fine, though; who do   you send over next?

[REF NOTE] Apply STAB 5 SpA Sludge Bomb to the Pokemon with the highest SC. Repeat this section.

[U][I]Possibility Two: Combined SC of all Pokemon susceptible to seismic  attacks < X; all Pokemon are over the bridge after this[/I][/U]

Your Pokemon squeeze across the bridge with little problem, although     <Pokemon with the highest SC> gets sprayed with a spew of toxins;    that doesn't look too comfortable. That's everyone across safely; let's   go!

[REF NOTE] Sludge Bomb from Rank 5 SpA (STAB) on the Pokemon with the highest SC.[/INDENT][U]c) Climb down the vines to the ravine bottom[/U]

You take hold of the vines, and slowly but surely climb down, cautious    of the hissing below you. Once you manage to get to the ground, you  find   a [Seviper/Arbok] glaring at your team. What are you going to do?

[REF NOTE] Randomize Seviper [50%] or Arbok [50%].[INDENT][box][B]Player Options:[/B]
i) Try to scare it!
ii) Run away![/box]

[U]i) Try to scare it![/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: An active Pokemon has Intimidate[/I][/U][I]

IF Trap Pokemon is Arbok
[/I]
You shout and scream at the Arbok, and the serpent jumps back in   surprise. It seems  to be in shock over your bold behavior, and quickly   recoils away from you,  before suddenly clearing its head and firing a   wave of sludge  at your team and you. The vines that you are hanging on   are destroyed by the sludge,  as Arbok winds itself around <Pokemon   with Lowest HP> and slithers off elsewhere. It's going  to be tough   for you to find it; perhaps two rounds will be sufficient?

[REF NOTE] Trap encounter against Arbok. Arbok uses Sludge Wave on the team, then Coil. Arbok orders first.

[I]IF Trap Pokemon is Seviper[/I]

You shout and scream at the Seviper, and the serpent jumps back. The     normally cunning serpent evidently couldn't figure out a way to trip you     up before the battle began so easily, and spits a wave of sludge at     you, before glaring into <Pokemon with Lowest HP>'s eyes. It   seems as   if <Pokemon with Lowest HP> is entranced, and it's   going to take   some time before he regains his senses; before you can   do anything, the Seviper quickly grabs it and slithers off somewhere   else. It'll probably take you the better part of two rounds to find it.

[REF NOTE] Trap encounter against Seviper. Seviper uses Sludge Wave on   the team, then Glare on the trapped Pokemon. Seviper orders first.

(On finish) [Arbok/Seviper] collapses, and from its mouth a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d2/Bag_Poison_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Poison  Barb[/B] falls. Interesting dental feature—that makes it straight to  your bag.

[U][I]Possibility Two: No active Pokemon has Intimidate[/I][/U]

[I]IF Trap Pokemon is Arbok[/I]

You shot and scream at Arbok, to no avail. You and your Pokemon all feel   out of breath and tired;  to make matters worse, Arbok summons a wave   of sludge to smite your  team, before winding itself around <Pokemon   with Lowest HP> and slithering off into the unknown. It's  going to   be tough for <Pokemon with Lowest HP> to escape, and it'll   probably take you the better part of two rounds to find it again.

[REF NOTE] Trap encounter against Arbok. Arbok uses Sludge Wave on the   team, then Coil. Arbok orders first. All active Pokemon lose 10 EN.

[I]IF Trap Pokemon is Seviper

[/I]You shout and scream at the Seviper, and the serpent jumps back.   However, you are taken by great surprise when Seviper fires a huge     wave of sludge beneath you in retaliation, tripping you and your team up   and melting   the vines behind you—evidently it was more cunning than   you thought!   As you try to escape, Seviper stares into <Pokemon   with Lowest   HP>'s eyes. You might have to change your escape   plan...

[REF NOTE] Trap encounter against Seviper. Seviper uses Sludge Wave on    the team, then Glare on the trapped Pokemon. Seviper orders first. All   active Pokemon lose 10 EN.

(Upon finish) [Arbok/Seviper] collapses, and from its mouth a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d2/Bag_Poison_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Poison  Barb[/B] falls. Interesting dental feature—that makes it straight to  your bag.

[U]ii) Run away![/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: Trap Pokemon is Arbok[/I][/U]

Running away and hoping you won't be caught up with, you're taken by    surprise as a toxic wave sweeps under your feet. Arbok quickly moves   over to your team, slithers around <Pokemon with Lowest HP>, and   dashes off surprisingly quickly. Your trapped Pokemon can't seem to   escape the Arbok's grip, but there's no way you're leaving it  alone.   You'd better go and find it as soon as you can; it'll probably take you   two rounds to do so, though.

[REF NOTE] Trap encounter against Arbok. Arbok uses Sludge Wave on the    team, then Coil. Arbok orders first. All active Pokemon lose 7 EN.

(Upon finish) Arbok collapses, and from its mouth a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d2/Bag_Poison_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Poison  Barb[/B] falls. Interesting dental feature—that makes it straight to  your bag.

[U][I]Possibility Two: Trap Pokemon is Seviper[/I][/U]

You run as fast as you can, but you're taken by surprise as a toxic wave    sweeps under your feet. Seviper slithers over to you, and glares into    <Pokemon with Lowest HP>'s eyes with evil intent before sliding   off into the trees, carrying your trapped Pokemon with it. <Pokemon   with  Lowest HP> seems far too entranced by the snake to attempt an   escape, so you better issue orders and fight it off. Your other  Pokemon  won't make it back until two rounds are up...

[REF NOTE] Trap encounter against Seviper. Seviper uses Sludge Wave on    the team, then Glare on the trapped Pokemon. Seviper orders first. All   active Pokemon lose 7 EN.

(Upon finish) Seviper collapses, and from its mouth a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d2/Bag_Poison_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Poison  Barb[/B] falls. Interesting dental feature—that makes it straight to  your bag.
[/INDENT][U]d) Fly across the ravine[/U]

You clamber onto <Highest SC Pokemon w/Fly>, and fly across the    ravine. The winds, however, are quite heavy—the ravine mimics a wind   tunnel, and as  you fly across you take a great beating from the winds.   You manage to make a  crash landing on the other side, but you wonder  if  the snakes really  were so bad.

[REF NOTE] Apply 5 SpA Gust + Air Cutter to the Flying Pokemon (40 BP) and deduct 25 EN.

==

[a]13[/a][B]Whistling Plain[/B]

Walking steadily through the grasses, you eventually find that they are   becoming somewhat less green and more yellow, as if you're entering a   prairie; this feeling is only exacerbated by the fact that the quantity   of trees is dwindling as well. Before long, you find yourself in a   massive plain of yellow straw-like grasses, with nothing much jutting up   over grass height except for you and your Pokemon. Then, something   disconcerting happens; you hear a melody from what seems to be a reed   flute being played, and you immediately begin to relax, taken in by the   enchanting music. Your Pokemon seem to be affected by it as well,   although you can't tell whether the effect is positive or negative. To   your left, you see an interesting patch of green, a little over a meter   wide, while you see nothing of note to your right. What do you do?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Head to your left
b) Head to your right
c) Stay and enjoy the music[/box]

[U]a) Head to your left[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 60%[/U][/I]

After pondering for a bit, you decide to leave the music behind and head   to your left towards the green patches. To your surprise, the patches   move towards you as well—at a rather alarming pace, that is. Within a   few seconds, you are able to discern what the green patches actually   are, due to the closer proximity: Swadloon. With a cry of surprise, you   quickly send out your Pokemon to protect you; it's time to ward these   Pokemon off.

[REF NOTE] Randomize either two Swadloon [65%] or three Swadloon [35%]. The Swadloon order first.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 40%[/U][/I]

After pondering for a bit, you decide to leave the music behind and head   to your left towards the green patches. When you finally get close   enough to discover what they actually are, you laugh at your own   foolhardiness; they are nothing but unobtrusive little shrubs. Feeling a   bit apprehensive, you give them a closer glance. After nosing around a   bit, you discover a small cache of [B]Elemental Gems[/B] hidden in them! Grabbing them, you decide to move on before something else sees you here.

[REF NOTE] Randomize two Gems from the Gem Roulette.

[U]b) Head to your right[/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 75%[/I][/U]

After pondering for a bit, you decide to leave the music behind and head   to your right towards the unknown. Walking for a bit, it becomes   evident that there is pretty much nothing in this area, not even small   critters; in fact, the music seems to have stopped the moment you   decided to move away from it, too. Feeling a bit uneasy about this, you   look back over your shoulders while you continue to walk, thinking hard   all the way; unfortunately, what you fail to notice is that it seems  to  have become progressively harder to walk steadily. When you finally  turn  around and look down, you see, horrified, that your feet are  entirely  covered with grainy muck! As you notice this, you suddenly  sink another  six inches down into what you see to be a pool of  quicksand! You look  around frantically; there are a couple tree  branches that you could use  to pull yourself up, or you could get out  of the sand the old-fashioned  way.[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Use a tree branch to pull yourself up
ii) Lay back and float[/box]

[U]i) Use a tree branch to pull yourself up[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 40%
[/U][/I]
You grab onto the nearest tree branch, and attempt to haul yourself up.   The quicksand proves to be a worthy adversary, though, as the goop  seems  to resist all your efforts to escape it. With a grunt, you put  all your  strength into pulling yourself up, and eventually manage to  pass this  Herculean task; cursing your luck (and now your ruined  clothing), you  get away from the plains as quickly as you can, treading  quite  carefully.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 60%

[/U][/I]You grab onto the nearest tree branch, and attempt to haul   yourself up.  The quicksand proves to be a worthy adversary, though, as   the goop seems  to resist all your efforts to escape it. With a grunt,   you put all your  strength into pulling yourself up, but as you are  just  about get completely out of the sand, the branch snaps under your   weight and you and your Pokemon are sent tumbling back into the sand,   wincing slightly as the branch falls on top of you. You see another   branch nearby, though.

[REF NOTE] Deduct 3 EN from each active Pokemon. Possibility One and Two   for choice i) now have their probabilities switched to 60% and 40%,  and  Possibility One and Two for choice ii) now have their probabilities   switched to 75% and 25%. Repeat this RP.

[U]ii) Lay back and float

[I]Possibility One: 25%
[/I][/U]
You decide not to risk climbing up the branch, and simply lay back onto   the sand and kick your feet up. As you do so, you feel your entire body   floating up to the top of the quicksand pool. Grinning at your   cleverness, you manage to extricate yourself from the sand from there,   shoulder your backpack, and head off deeper into the meadow, hoping that   all your obstacles will be as easy as this one.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 75%

[/I][/U]You decide not to risk climbing up the branch, and simply lay   back onto  the sand and kick your feet up. As you do so, you feel your   entire body  floating up to the top of the quicksand pool. Grinning at   your  cleverness, you attempt to extricate yourself from the sand, but   as you do so, one of the tree branches you saw earlier cracks and falls   on top of you and your Pokemon, pinning you back down into the pit! You   groan as you somehow manage to lift the tree branch and move it to the   side; you could grab on to the tree branch again, or you could try   floating again?

[REF NOTE] Deduct 5 HP from each active Pokemon. Possibility One and Two    for choice i) now have their probabilities switched to 60% and 40%,   and  Possibility One and Two for choice ii) now have their probabilities    switched to 75% and 25%. Repeat this RP.
[/INDENT][I][U]Possibility Two: 25%[/U][/I]

After pondering for a bit, you decide to leave the music behind and head    to your right towards the unknown. Walking for a bit, it becomes    evident that there is pretty much nothing in this area, not even small    critters; in fact, the music seems to have stopped the moment you    decided to move away from it, too. Feeling a bit uneasy about this, you    look back over your shoulders while you continue to walk, thinking  hard   all the way; you turn your head back just in time to avoid  smashing  into a tree. Looking up at the branches, you find a couple [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/d/d0/Bag_Air_Balloon_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Air Balloons[/B]   tied to them. You untie them quickly, somehow manage to put them in   your backpack, and call out to your Pokemon to walk a little faster.

[REF NOTE] The Player gains two Air Balloons.

[U]c) Stay and enjoy the music[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 60%[/U][/I]

Deciding that this flute song is too beautiful to pass up, you lie down   on the yellow grass with your Pokemon and listen intently to the tune.   For some strange reason, you find your eyelids drooping; you glance   lazily at your Pokemon to find that the same effect is happening to   them. Then, you fall asleep. When you wake up, you discover that your   Pokemon are still fast asleep; in addition, your money bag seems to be   substantially lighter than before! Angry that you were taken in by the   melody and fooled, you half-drag, half-push your Pokemon out of the   plains, stamping your feet like a toddler all the way.

[REF NOTE] The Player loses two to five CC. Apply GrassWhistle to all active Pokemon, with a guaranteed hit.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 40%[/U][/I]

Deciding that this flute song is too beautiful to pass up, you lie down    on the yellow grass with your Pokemon and listen intently to the tune.   It's an incredible song, really, considering that it seems to have  come  out of a makeshift instrument. You enjoy the melody very much, and  on  its ending, you stand up, clap a few times in various  directions—you  still don't know where it came from—and gather up your  belongings,  preparing to leave. As you take your first step away from  the plain, you  notice a few [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/fd/Accessory_Humming_Note_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Berserk Genes[/B] scattered on the ground. You scoop them up, place them in your pack, and continue on, whistling the same tune you heard.

[REF NOTE] The Player gains two Berserk Genes.

==

[a]14[/a][B]Leaf Pile[/B]

As you continue to wallow through the tall grass, you come across a   small clearing that has a conspicuously circular pile of leaves stacked   neatly on top of it. The leaves seem to come from nearby trees—oaks,   maples, and other big-leaved trees—but despite the greenness of your   surroundings, these leaves seem to be from the opposite season, as the   majority of them are in bright autumn colors: red, orange, and slightly   mottled browns. You flash back to your childhood memories, jumping into   raked piles of leaves for mindless fun, and decide that trying that  now  might not be a bad idea after all. However, the way and pattern in  which  the leaves are arranged are somewhat offsetting to you...

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Hop in the leaves!
b) Stay away and carry on[/box]
[U]
a) Hop in the leaves![/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 60%[/I][/U]

You decide to have some fun and hop into the pile of leaves; to your   delight, the deliberately arranged pattern seemed to have been for no   reason, as you and your Pokemon frolic around among the big leaves. Once   the pile is somewhat disheveled and all messed up, you decide to leave   it be and carry on, reinvigorated; it seems that your Pokemon have   become slightly re-energized as well from this experience. Furthermore,   to your delight, you also find two [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/f3/Bag_Power_Herb_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Power Herbs [/B]upon closer inspection of some of the leaves. One can only hope the rest of your journey will be this fun.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon regains X EN, where X is a random number from 8 to 12.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 40%[/I][/U]

You decide to have some fun and hop into the pile of leaves; to your   dismay, the careful pattern of the leaves seems to have been made to   mask the contents underneath the pile. Just like in storybooks, you end   up crashing straight through the pile and deep into a concealed pit.   What's really horrifying is what lies at the bottom of the pit, though; a   layer of Spikes seems to have been strewn across the bottom. Luckily   enough, your Pokemon cushion the blow for you, although they're now   hurt. It takes your combined efforts to make it out of the nasty pit   alive, leaving all experiences of jumping into leaf piles quite tainted.

[REF NOTE] Each non-flying and non-Levitating Pokemon takes Spikes I   damage and suffers EN loss equal to 20 - TotAtk, where TotAtk is the sum   of the Attack state of all Pokemon that fell into the pit.

[U]b) Stay away and carry on

[I]Possibility One (60%)[/I][/U]

You stay away from the pile and carry on. Nothing special, really. You do find two [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/f3/Bag_Power_Herb_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Power Herbs[/B] hidden among the leaves, though.

[U][I]Possibility Two (40%)[/I][/U]

You stay away from the pile, giving it a wide berth, and attempt to   carry on. This may sound quite good, but the key word is "attempt";   that's right, something happened. As you walk around the perimeter of   the pile, a beam of bright light suddenly shoots up from the center of   the pile into the sky, causing some nearby disturbances. Equally   abruptly, wind starts to blow in a circular fashion around the small   pillar, whirling faster and faster before it expands outwards, causing   the leaves to fly around in a brilliant whirlwind of color, caught in   the small tornado. The leaves are then released from the tornado,   causing them to float back down onto the ground again, as if nothing had   ever happened; unfortunately, the wind continues to swirl and expands   as well, knocking full-force into your Pokemon. Then, everything  becomes  calm, and the leaves fly back to their original position. Quite   disturbed, you decide that it's a good time to hightail it again, and   quickly move on.

[REF NOTE] Apply non-STAB 3 SpA Leaf Tornado and Gust onto all active Pokemon.

==

[B][SIZE=3]Forest Type:[/SIZE][/B]

[a]15[/a][B]Desolate Orchard[/B] [credits to IAR]

Walking through the forest, you begin to wonder if you chose the correct   path; you've traveled so far, and it's too late to turn back now, for   you are surely close now! But  instead, what you come across, is an   orchard that looks rather bland.  Lifeless & rather dusty, the only   source of life you notice in this  part of the forest, apart from the   the trees that surround this orchard,  is, well, more trees. They are   arranged in three rows of about eight  small trees, and they all look   equally lifeless among the hard forest  floor. You also feel tired after   all the trekking you've done and feel  that this is a good place to   take a break. Incidentally, you because  you feel close, you could also   fight off fatigue & move on...

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Take a short break
b) Fight off fatigue and move on[/box]

[U]a) Take a short break[/U]

Feeling drowsy, you decide that resting up is the best thing to do, but    as you start to do so, you notice one of the trees rustling. No other   trees are moving, which only serves to raise more suspicion, but it   could be a trick of the light or something else...[INDENT][box][B]Player Options:[/B]
i) Investigate the rustling tree
ii) Ignore the rustling and continue your break[/box]

[U]i) Investigate the rustling tree[/U]

Thinking something suspicious is going on in the orchard, you decide to    go and investigate, noticing that one of the trees looks nothing  like   the other trees. The tree then moves again, obviously in fear,  allowing  you to catch a glimpse of it! The tree, which happened to be a  Sudowoodo  in  disguise, is startled and starts to run away, taking  <Pokemon  with the least # of weaknesses> with it! You try to give  chase,  but  it runs ridiculously quickly and gets away. Looks like  it'll take you  two rounds  to reach the Sudowoodo. In the meantime,  your trapped  Pokemon tries to  run away, but Sudowoodo piles rocks onto  the Pokemon,  then traps it  in swirling sand. This is going to hurt...

[REF NOTE] Calculate Rock Slide against trapped Pokemon. Sudowoodo orders second.

[U]ii) Ignore the rustling and continue your break[/U]

Thinking that the rustling was just a thing of your imagination, you    ignore the orchard and continue on your break. Suddenly, just as you are    about to rest yourself, a whole bunch of rocks pour onto you and your    active Pokemon, damaging them! You look around to see a Sudowoodo,  and,  before you react, it takes <Pokemon with the most  # of   weaknesses> away from you and runs away; it will  take you the best   of two rounds to reach Sudowoodo. Meanwhile, Sudowoodo  traps your   Pokemon in swirling sand. Your Pokemon is going to be in for  a rough   fight...

[REF NOTE] Calculate Rock Slide against all active Pokemon. Sudowoodo issues actions first.[/INDENT]Upon   defeating the Sudowoodo, you notice some berries hanging from its   branches. Taking advantage of its unconscious state, you quickly take   three [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/5/53/Bag_Charti_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Charti Berries[/B] and walk briskly away from the orchard. Hopefully you're somewhat closer to the final destination now.

[U]b) Fight off fatigue and move on[/U]

Not interested in resting, you decide to to move on. As you reach the    exit, you notice that sand has started to fling about the place and    it's getting into your eyes. You look around frantically, spotting an   insidious-looking Cradily off on the side.  Before you can react,   however, Cradily summons a barrage of rocks,  which hits everyone, and   all but <Pokemon with the least #  of resistances> get pinned to   the lifeless trunks of the trees! It seems like it will take you two   rounds to get rid of the rocks and reach  the Cradily. Meanwhile, your   remaining Pokemon gets  ready to fight the Cradily...

[REF NOTE] Rock Slide hits all active Pokemon. Cradily orders second.

After eliminating the Cradily, you notice that one of the tree branches   has a couple berries hanging off of it. Grabbing the two [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/5/53/Bag_Charti_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Charti Berries [/B]and   stuffing them into your backpack, you continue on your way, hoping  that  you are now one step closer to reaching the end of this meadow.

==

[a]16[/a][B]Ominous Grove[/B] [credits to dogfish44]
You continue through the forest, as it gets darker and darker. The    trunks of the trees turn whiter and whiter as the leaves turn darker and    darker, falling to the ground, but turning into dust before they hit    the ground. In a small grove, a gust of wind blows a large number of    leaves in front of you, forming a giant smokescreen. Through the    breaking leaves, you see a ghostly shape. Looks like you'd better run,    but which way are you going to go?

[box][B]Player Options:[/B]
a) Run left!
b) Run right![/box]

[U]a) Run Left![/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 45%[/I][/U]

You glance back and forth between your two equally hazy routes, torn as   to which way to go. In the end, you dart off to the left, as a large   ethereal hand  suddenly appears and tries to grab <Pokemon with   lowest HP>. Luckily, the hand only catches <Pokemon with lowest   HP> on the side, and as the smoke clears, nothing remains. However,   <Pokemon with lowest HP> doesn't look too good, as where the hand   made its  impact, it has left a nasty glowing mark. As you notice this,   the leaves and dust begin to swirl up again, as if warning you to  leave  this place quickly; you heed their advice and quickly run off  into the  distance, away from the grove.

[REF NOTE] Lowest HP Mon is Cursed.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 25%[/I][/U]

Sprinting to the left, you stumble on a rock hidden in the leaves,    distracting <Pokemon with Lowest HP> long enough to be grabbed by   an incredibly  accurate punch, before the rest of the body follows  suit,  slamming it to the ground. The smoke starts to clear as  <Pokemon  with Lowest HP> is picked up by the ghost—now quite  obviously a   Dusclops—who stares into <Pokemon with Lowest HP>'s  eyes intently.  As Dusclops  releases <Pokemon with Lowest HP>, an  hourglass  symbol shows up on its head, and bandages emerge around the  duo. It  seems  as if Dusclops wants you dead...

[REF NOTE] Dusclops uses Shadow Punch, Shadow Sneak, then Future Sight before the battle begins. Dusclops orders first.

[U][I]Possibility Three: 35%[/I][/U]

Panicking, you frantically look left, then right, then dash off to the   left as fast as your little human legs can carry you. As you sprint, a   ghostly hand emerges from the smoke, glowing in an eerie purple light.   Thinking desperately, you realize that you're moving much too fast to   dodge this strange limb. What do you do?[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Drop to the ground and slide
ii) Run straight through the hand[/box]

[U]i) Drop to the ground and slide[/U]

You do the only thing that you can possible do to avoid the hand;   grabbing your Pokemon, you pull them down as you drop to the ground and   pray that your current velocity is enough to pull you and your team to   safety. Unfortunately, the soles of your shoes suddenly force you   upright then back down repeatedly until you begin to roll. As if to make   matters worse, the slope of the ground suddenly tilt downwards, making   you roll faster and faster until you crash painfully into a rosebush.   For some strange reason, you emerge from the bush unscathed, but your   Pokemon are... scratched rather badly.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon takes damage equal to 10 - Def, where Def is their Defense stat.

[U]ii) Run straight through the hand[/U]

Steeling yourself for your decision, you run even faster than before and   charge straight at the strange hand. Funnily enough, you pass through   it as if the hand was a ghost and nothing of consequence; as you  breathe  a sigh of relief, you note the presence of a tree roughly five  feet in  front of you. Before you realize the implications of this, you  and your  Pokemon slam into the tree trunk, causing a great deal of  pain. You  totter unsteadily on your feet, then set off towards the next  location.  You don't realize that you've dropped a <3 CC Item>  until it's too  late, though.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon loses 5 HP. The player also loses one (1)   3 CC item, if any; if the player does not have one, then the last   sentence of flavor is omitted.[/INDENT][U]b) Run Right![/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 25%[/I][/U]

You glance back and forth between your two equally hazy routes, torn as    to which way to go. In the end, you dart off to the right, as a large    ethereal hand  suddenly appears and tries to grab <Pokemon with   lowest HP>.  Luckily, the hand only catches <Pokemon with lowest   HP> on the  side, and as the smoke clears, nothing remains. However,   <Pokemon  with lowest HP> doesn't look too good, as where the  hand  made its  impact, it has left a nasty glowing mark. As you notice  this,  the leaves  and dust begin to swirl up again, as if warning you  to  leave this place  quickly; you heed their advice and quickly run off   into the distance,  away from the grove.

[REF NOTE] Lowest HP Mon is Cursed.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 45%[/I][/U]

Sprinting to the right, you stumble on a rock hidden in the leaves,    distracting <Pokemon with Lowest HP> long enough to be grabbed by    an incredibly  accurate punch, before the rest of the body follows   suit, slamming it  to the ground. The smoke starts to clear as   <Pokemon with Lowest  HP> is picked up by the ghost—now quite   obviously a  Dusclops—who stares into <Pokemon with Lowest HP>'s   eyes intently.  As Dusclops  releases <Pokemon with Lowest HP>, an   hourglass symbol shows up on  its head, and bandages emerge around the   duo. It seems  as if Dusclops wants you dead...

 [REF NOTE] Dusclops uses Shadow Punch, Shadow Sneak, then Future Sight before the battle begins. Dusclops orders first.

[U][I]Possibility Three: 35%[/I][/U]

Panicking, you frantically look left, then right, then dash off to the   right as fast as your little human legs can carry you. As you sprint, a    ghostly hand emerges from the smoke, glowing in an eerie purple light.    Thinking desperately, you realize that you're moving much too fast to    dodge this strange limb. What do you do?[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Drop to the ground and slide
ii) Run straight through the hand[/box]

[U]i) Drop to the ground and slide[/U]

You do the only thing that you can possible do to avoid the hand;    grabbing your Pokemon, you pull them down as you drop to the ground and    pray that your current velocity is enough to pull you and your team to    safety. Unfortunately, the soles of your shoes suddenly force you    upright then back down repeatedly until you begin to roll. As if to make    matters worse, the slope of the ground suddenly tilt downwards,  making   you roll faster and faster until you crash painfully into a  rosebush.   For some strange reason, you emerge from the bush unscathed,  but your   Pokemon are... scratched rather badly.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon takes damage equal to 10 - Def, where Def is their Defense stat.

[U]ii) Run straight through the hand[/U]

Steeling yourself for your decision, you run even faster than before and    charge straight at the strange hand. Funnily enough, you pass through    it as if the hand was a ghost and nothing of consequence; as you   breathe  a sigh of relief, you note the presence of a tree roughly five   feet in  front of you. Before you realize the implications of this, you   and your  Pokemon slam into the tree trunk, causing a great deal of   pain. You  totter unsteadily on your feet, then set off towards the next   location.  You don't realize that you've dropped a <3 CC Item>   until it's too late, though.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon loses 5 HP. The player also loses one (1)    3 CC item, if any; if the player does not have one, then the last    sentence of flavor is omitted.[/INDENT]==

[a]17[/a][B]Glittering Hollow[/B] [credits to dogfish44]

You travel through the forest, observing the natural abundance of    flowers with a sense of joy. You arrive at a small clearing, with a    thick patch of grass in the middle, it twists around itself and looks    awfully complex. Around the edge is a small path, barely wide enough to    travel down, but not exactly as glistening, even if some of the odd    fruit on the side does have a unique charm. How do you proceed?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Go around the tall grass
b) Go through the tall grass
[/box]

[U]a) Go around the tall grass[/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 40%[/I][/U]

You shimmy around the grassy patch, careful to avoid the vines. As you    do so, you slip slightly, and crash headfirst into a tree,  inadvertently  causing the fruit from that tree to fall and splash onto  your team,   exploding all over the place! Cleaning your Pokemon up, you  advance   onwards into the forest, forever uncertain about the cause of  that   glistening patch of grass.

[REF NOTE] Seed Bomb each active team member from Rank 1 Atk, no STAB.   Also, active Pokemon hit by Seed Bomb are affected with -1 Eva (a la   Sweet Scent) for the next two fights.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 30%[/I][/U]

As you carefully navigate the side path, you hear an incredibly loud    squawk from the forest. You and your Pokemon jump backwards, clearly    startled, as a Murkrow emerges from the trees, laughing its head off.    Your Pokemon are clearly irritated, as the Murkrow seems eager to make a    further ridicule of your team. You pick up a nearby rock and throw it   at the Murkrow, who continues to laugh at your party, but quickly  flies  away when you have one of your Pokemon lift up a rather large  boulder  and prepare to throw it. As you breath a sigh of  relief, you  notice  that you're standing on a very sharp rock; lifting  your foot,  you pick  up an [B]Elemental Gem[/B] and carry on through the forest, with higher spirits.

[REF NOTE] Murkrow taunts your entire team. Use the Gem Roulette to determine what Gem the Player picks up.

[U][I]Possibility Three: 30%[/I][/U]

As you carefully navigate the side path, you hear an incredibly loud    squawk from the forest. You and your Pokemon jump backwards, clearly    startled, as a Murkrow emerges from the trees, laughing its head off. As   you react in a combination of irritation and disgust, the Murkrow   suddenly churns the air around it and shoots two sharp blades of air at   your team! While you're still bewildered, it flies down and picks up   <Pokemon with lowest WC> before making a declaration in some   foreign tongue. Good luck facing this.

[REF NOTE] Murkrow uses STAB 3 SpA Air Cutter twice. It then uses Embargo.

[U]b) Go through the tall grass[/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 70%[/I][/U]

[I]IF WC of Heaviest non-Flying Pokemon <= 5[/I]

As you travel through the grass, you begin to wonder if there was    something causing the tough-to-cross patches. Your pondering is   interrupted, though, as you stumble on a large root concealed by the    grass, and fall flat on your face. You turn and see two Gems—a [B]Gem 1[/B] and a [B]Gem 2[/B]—have   fallen  out of your backpack; while <NonHeavyMon1> and   <NonHeavyMon2> evade  the root, <HeavyMon> stumbles on it as   well, also falling to the ground with a  thump and landing on the  gems.  As <HeavyMon> climbs back up, you pick up [B]Gem 1/2[/B], looking despairingly at the crushed  powder of a [B]Gem 2/1[/B]. Downtrodden, you move along  through the forest...

[REF NOTE] Apply non-STAB 4 SpA Grass Knot to <HeavyMon>. In the   event that there are two Pokemon tied for the heaviest, choose.   Randomize the Gem from the Player's bag, using each  individual gem—6   Bug Gems and 2 Grass Gems is a 75% chance for a Bug Gem, 25% for a Grass   Gem. Finally, there is an equal change for each Gem to be crushed;   obviously, the crushed Gem is not the same as the Gem you pick up.

[I]IF WC of Heaviest non-Flying Pokemon >= 5[/I]

As you travel through the grass, you begin to wonder if there is    something causing these tough-to-cross patches.Your pondering is   interrupted, though, as you stumble on a large root concealed by the    grass, and fall flat on your face. You turn and see two Gems—a [B]Gem 1[/B] and a [B]Gem 2[/B]—have   fallen  out of your backpack; while <NonHeavyMon1> and   <NonHeavyMon2> evade  the root, <HeavyMon> stumbles on it as   well, also falling to the ground with a  thump and landing on the  gems.  As <HeavyMon> climbs back up, you look in  despair at the  crushed  powder of the two Gems; it seems as if <HeavyMon> has  managed to  crush both of them. Downtrodden, you move along through the  forest...

[REF NOTE] Apply non-STAB 4 SpA Grass Knot to <HeavyMon>. In the    event that there are two Pokemon tied for the heaviest, choose.    Randomize the Gem from the Player's bag, using each  individual gem—6   Bug Gems and 2 Grass Gems is a 75% chance for a Bug  Gem, 25% for a   Grass Gem.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 30%[/I][/U]

You travel through the patches of grass, finding it somewhat awkward to    avoid the vines and roots concealed in the grass. The patch drains  your   team slowly, as you clear the area with—luckily—no threats to  your  life. After stumbling about, you finally reach the other side,  and,  glancing back quickly, decide to move on as quickly as you  possible can.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon suffers -5 EN.

==

[a]18[/a][B]Seed Forest[/B]

Stumbling around and trying to get your bearings, you eventually come   across yet another grove of trees, although this one seems more peculiar   than the other ones. As you enter, you look up and see the strangest   sight you have ever seen: seeds of all shapes and sizes hanging from the   canopy. Some of them are as big as a watermelon, some are even bigger,   while others fly around on the soft wind currents that gently breeze   through the leaves and branches of this forest. This grove seems to be   much more peaceful than the other ones, although you can't know for   sure. What do you do?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Examine the left side
b) Examine the center
c) Examine the right side
d) Stay where you are and relax[/box]

[U]a) Examine the left side[/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 25%[/I][/U]

Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing to look   at the left side of the grove closely. What you find is breathtaking; in   each small hollow of the trees you find a large pile of small seeds,   each smaller than the ones you saw before. Careful not to disturb any of   the seeds, you back away slowly, look around one last time to remember   the scene, and exit the grove slowly, shaking your head at the wonders   concealed deep in this meadow.
[U][I]
Possibility Two: 55%

[/I][/U]Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing   to look at the left side of the grove closely. As you move towards a   tree, though, your foot trips on a vine and subsequently triggers an   elaborate trap. The remaining vines shift about the trees like pulleys,   causing all the seeds on the canopy to jiggle about dangerously, like   jello during an earthquake. The larger ones suddenly snap and fall down,   some of them hitting your Pokemon while the others cause explosions   that also damage your Pokemon. Scared of triggering something else, you   collect your belongings and quickly egress from the grove, hoping that   your luck won't be as rotten in the future.

[REF NOTE] Calculate 3 Atk Seed Bomb against all three active Pokemon.
[U][I]
Possibility Three: 20%

[/I][/U]Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing   to look at the left side of the grove closely. As you move towards the   side, though, one of your Pokemon trips on a concealed vine, causing a   whole host of seeds to fall down and explode. The resulting explosion   seems to exude a strangely large amount of gases, and after running   through them in order to get out of the forest, you realize that you   can't sleep or even nap anymore; the fumes seems to have temporarily   instilled a sense of insomnia within you as well as two other Pokemon.   <Pokemon3>, though, seems unaffected.

[REF NOTE] Two random active Pokemon are afflicted with Worry Seed for six actions.

[U]b) Examine the center

[I]Possibility One: 30%

[/I][/U]Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing   to look at the center of the grove closely. What you find is   breathtaking; in each small hollow of the trees you  find a large pile   of small seeds, each smaller than the ones you saw  before. Careful not   to disturb any of the seeds, you back away slowly,  look around one  last  time to remember the scene, and exit the grove  slowly, shaking  your  head at the wonders concealed deep in this meadow.
[U][I]
Possibility Two: 45%

[/I][/U]Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing   to look at the center of the grove closely. You spend quite a bit of   time poking around the various trees, hoping to find something special   and exciting, but your efforts are fruitless. Turning around in   frustration, you're met with a terrifying sight; two of your Pokemon   seem to have been assaulted by tiny seeds, as they are completely   covered in them! To make matters worse, they seem to cling on tighter   when you attempt to brush them off; it seems you'll have to let them   fall off naturally.

[REF NOTE] Two random active Pokemon are afflicted with Leech Seed for   six actions.  Leech Seed will drain 3 HP per action, but will not heal   the  opponent(s).
[U][I]
Possibility Three: 25%

[/I][/U]Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing   to look at the center of the grove closely. As you move towards a tree,   though, your foot trips on a vine and  subsequently triggers an   elaborate trap. The remaining vines shift about  the trees like pulleys,   causing all the seeds on the canopy to jiggle  about dangerously, like   jello during an earthquake. The larger ones  suddenly snap and fall   down, some of them hitting your Pokemon while the  others cause   explosions that also damage your Pokemon. As soon as the explosions   stop, smaller seeds begin to fall down like rain, releasing assorted   fumes as soon as they fall down; for some reason, your Pokemon have been   afflicted with insomnia! Scared of  triggering something else, you   collect your belongings and quickly  egress from the grove, hoping that   your luck won't be as rotten in the  future.

[REF NOTE] Calculate 3 Atk Seed Bomb against all three active Pokemon.   Each active Pokemon now also has the effects of Worry Seed for six   actions.

[U]c) Examine the right side[/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 25%

[/I][/U]Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing   to look at the right side of the grove closely. What you find is   breathtaking; in each small hollow of the trees you  find a large pile   of small seeds, each smaller than the ones you saw  before. Careful not   to disturb any of the seeds, you back away slowly,  look around one  last  time to remember the scene, and exit the grove  slowly, shaking  your  head at the wonders concealed deep in this meadow.
[U][I]
Possibility Two: 55%

[/I][/U]Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing   to look at the right side of the grove closely. As you move towards the   side, though, one of your Pokemon trips on a  concealed vine, causing a   whole host of seeds to fall down and explode.  The resulting explosion   seems to exude a strangely large amount of  gases, and after running   through them in order to get out of the forest,  you realize that you   can't sleep or even nap anymore; the fumes seems  to have temporarily   instilled a sense of insomnia within you as well as  two other Pokemon.   <Pokemon3>, though, seems unaffected.

[REF NOTE] Two random active Pokemon are afflicted with Worry Seed for six actions.
[U][I]
Possibility Three: 20%

[/I][/U]Looking at all three locations to examine, you end up choosing   to look at the right side of the grove closely. As you move towards a   tree, though, your foot trips on a vine and  subsequently triggers an   elaborate trap. The remaining vines shift about  the trees like pulleys,   causing all the seeds on the canopy to jiggle  about dangerously, like   jello during an earthquake. The larger ones  suddenly snap and fall   down, some of them hitting your Pokemon while the  others cause   explosions that also damage your Pokemon. Scared of  triggering   something else, you collect your belongings and quickly  egress from the   grove, hoping that your luck won't be as rotten in the  future.

[REF NOTE] Calculate 3 Atk Seed Bomb against all three active Pokemon.

[U]d) Stay where you are and relax
[/U]
You decide that examining a side of the grove isn't worth it in such a   peaceful place and choose instead to lie down on the soft grass, basking   in the warm sunlight that filters through the thick leaves of the   trees. Spherical shadows of the seeds meander lazily from one end of the   grove to the other, as the cool winds cause the seeds to sway softly   from side to side. Your Pokemon relax as well, restoring some energy;   you close your eyes, taking a blissful nap underneath these trees...

You awake suddenly to the sound of explosions. Opening your eyes in   panic, you see that the wind has picked up in pace and caused some of   the seeds to fall onto the ground. As you realize this, another pair of   the large seeds you saw earlier detach from the trees and fall to the   ground, spontaneously exploding and dealing damage to your Pokemon as it   hits the ground. Scooping up your backpack and your Pokeballs, you  make  a full-fledged sprint to the other side of the grove; however, the  wind  whirls violently and causes your Pokemon to be peppered with  various  little seeds. You look down in horror to find that the majority  of these  seeds are parasitic, and have attached themselves temporarily  to your  Pokemon. As you run out of the grove and deeper into the  meadows, you  wonder about other dangers that you may have passed  unknowingly.

[REF NOTE] Calculate non-STAB 3 Atk Seed Bomb against all three Pokemon.   Two random active Pokemon are afflicted with Worry Seed for six   actions, and another two random active Pokemon are afflicted with Leech   Seed for six actions. Leech Seed will drain 3 HP per action, but will   not heal the opponent(s). All three Pokemon also recover 12 EN.

==

[B][SIZE=3]Pond Type:[/SIZE][/B]

[a]19[/a][B]Shallow Pool[/B]

Walking along, you find yourself at a very strange pool; it stretches   out quite far, but the water itself is very shallow, perhaps a little   over a foot deep. The water is extraordinarily clear—you can see the   bottom of the pool without any trouble—and the temperature is neither   too cool nor too warm. Your Pokemon eye the pool eagerly, hoping for a   chance to soak and relax in it, but you're a bit hesitant—what if   there's a trap lurking about in it, despite the shallowness?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Take a respite in the pool
b) Ignore the pool and move on[/box]

[U]a) Take a respite in the pool[/U]

You give in to your Pokemon's desires and take a quick break in the   pool; it proves to be incredibly relaxing, as your Pokemon take a brief   rest, regaining some energy as well as a smile on their faces. After a   short while, you decide that it's time to get back on your way to the   end of the meadow; you notice, however, that the Pokemon that entered   the pool seem to have absorbed some of the contents, as they have all   temporarily transformed into Water-types! This can't possibly bode well,   but you're glad for the reprieve that it gave you and your Pokemon.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon recovers 12 EN and is afflicted by Soak   for six actions. Fire-, Poison-, and Electric-type Pokemon do not go   into the pool, if applicable; if this is the case, include some flavor   as to why they do not enter the pool.

[U]b) Ignore the pool and move on[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 60%[/U][/I]

Fearing a trap in the shallow pool, you persuade your Pokemon to hold   out for a bit longer. They grudgingly accept your decision, and plod   sullenly along. Fortunately, nothing of consequence happens, and minutes   later, you find yourself in a completely different place—you would've   sworn that the pool never even existed. On second thought, was the pool   actually real, or just a mirage?

[I][U]Possibility Two: 40%[/U][/I]

Fearing a trap in the shallow pool, you persuade your Pokemon to hold    out for a bit longer. They grudgingly accept your decision, and plod    sullenly along. As you walk along the edge of the shallows, a strange   nozzle suddenly pops out from the center of the pool and sprays your   entire team with a rather large amount of bubbles. Coughing and   sputtering at this surprise, you somehow manage to make it away from the   edge of the pool without any other consequences. Your Pokemon seem   fine—just a little bewildered at this turn of events.

[REF NOTE] Calculate 4 SpA Bubble against each active Pokemon twice.

==

[a]20[/a][B]Water's Edge[/B]

Walking about aimlessly, you end up just by the edge of an extremely   large lake, larger than any that you've ever seen. As always, evergreen   trees surround the area, their thick brown trunks providing lumbar   support (no pun intended) to those in need. As you scan your   surroundings, you see nothing special... until you realize that a small   patch of earth exactly in between a small cluster of trees and the lake   is slowly sinking down. After about a minute of sinking, what's left  of  that area is a gaping hole, with rudimentary steps leading downwards   into the unknown.

Suddenly, on the other side of you, the  ground shoots up several feet high, loose sand falling down onto the  ground before; it looks like your path here has now been blocked. You  could definitely go in and explore it, although if you don't want to,  the only path you see is one that goes right through the lake; on the  other hand, you could go into the trees and try your luck...

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Explore the underground cave
b) Leave the cave unexplored and go into the trees
c) Leave the cave unexplored and go through the lake[/box]
[U]a) Explore the underground cave[/U]

[I]IF a Fire- or Electric-type Pokemon is active, or a Pokemon with Illuminate is active[/I]

Feeling  quite adventurous, you take a few steps down into the hole. It's fairly  dank, and as you go deeper the natural light is able to penetrate less  well; luckily, it seems that a Pokemon of your own is quite bright, and  so you are able to see rather easily. In fact, as you progress deeper  into the cave, you even find a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/8/82/Bag_Hard_Stone_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Hard Stone[/B]  hidden in a huge pile of similarly-colored rocks! It seems as if this  illumination really helped. However, as you keep walking, you begin to  feel a sense of unease; perhaps it might be better to leave. Something  interesting might be deeper in, though.

[REF NOTE] Player gains a Hard Stone.

[I]IF no Fire- or Electric-type Pokemon is active, and no Pokemon with Illuminate is active[/I]

Feeling  quite adventurous, you take a few steps down into the hole. It's  fairly dank, and as you go deeper the natural light is able to  penetrate less well; there's nothing you can do about it, though. You  pass multiple clusters of huge rocks, but they all seem rather ordinary.  Your Pokemon even trips on a couple, embarrassingly enough. However, as  you keep walking, you begin to  feel a sense of unease; perhaps it might be better to leave. Something  interesting might be deeper in, though.

[REF NOTE] Apply SC DMG to each active Pokemon.[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Keep on going!
ii) Leave quickly[/box]

[U]i) Keep on going!

[/U][I][U]Possibility One: 50%

[/U][/I]You continue walking  deeper into the cave; however, there's nothing at the end of it—it's  just a dead end. Feeling disappointed that there wasn't anything much  interesting in here, you turn around and prepare to head back out.  However, you suddenly stop moving when you hear a strange noise, and  after listening to it for about ten seconds, you finally figure out what  it is and start sprinting back up the cave as soon as you can; what you  hear is the sound of a deluge of water, approaching rather quickly.  Indeed, as you run up, a flood starts to flow down, drenching all your  Pokemon; luckily, you're able to escape before the current pulls you  down, but by golly, that was dangerous.

[REF NOTE] Apply STAB 5 SpA Surf on all active Pokemon.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 50%[/U][/I]

You  continue walking deeper into the cave; upon reaching the very end of  it, you discover a tiny object positioned in the exact center of the  small room—a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/2/2e/Bag_Sticky_Barb_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Sticky Barb[/B].  Intrigued by it, you take a step closer in order to get a closer look;  unfortunately, you trigger something else. A nearby Corsola suddenly  powers across the room and shoves <Pokemon with lowest SC> to the  side; it then summons a golden barrier to separate it and your other  Pokemon, ending with a quick polish to boost its Speed significantly.  Your trapped Pokemon doesn't seem to have been hurt—just a bit  surprised.

[REF NOTE] Corsola uses one Screen, then Rock Polish. Corsola orders second.

(Upon  finish) Done with the Corsola, you pick up the Sticky Barb, careful not  to touch the spiky parts, and stuff it into your backpack, hoping it  won't impale anything else. It probably does.
[U]ii) Leave quickly

[I]Possibility One: 50%
[/I][/U]
Fearing that danger is up ahead, you quickly turn back and  head out of the cave. The block of earth that had risen up seems to have  sunk down again, so you're able to go back without much difficulty. You  do wonder what was lurking inside the recesses of the cave, though.

[U][I] Possibility Two: 50%

[/I][/U]Fearing that danger is up ahead, you quickly turn back and head  out of the cave. However, as you march upwards out of the cave,  <Pokemon with lowest EN> starts to lag behind and suddenly gets  smashed with a large boulder! The offender—an Armaldo—suddenly summons  more rocks, creating a menacing square in which four rocks form the  corners; it's probably not a good idea to enter the area right now, so  your Pokemon will probably have to fend for itself for about two  rounds...

[REF NOTE] Armaldo uses Rock Tomb, then Stealth Rock. Armaldo orders first.

(Upon  defeat) As the Armaldo falls, you see a small object sticking out from  the location where it first appeared from. Examining it, you see that it  is a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/1/13/Bag_Claw_Fossil_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Claw Fossil[/B]! Perhaps you can revive it into an Anorith?
[/INDENT][U]b) Leave the cave unexplored and go into the trees

[I]Possibility One: 30%
[/I][/U]
You decide that exploring the sandy cave isn't worth it, and  that going directly through the lake isn't worth it either. Glaring at  the block of earth that rose up, you take a delve in your only other  option—the trees. Several scratches and a whole ton of time later, you  emerge, triumphant, hopefully somewhat closer to the end of this meadow.  Moreover, you've found three [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/6a/Bag_Passho_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Passho Berries[/B] while trekking through all the trees! Your Pokemon have all tired a bit, though, but it was probably worth it.

[REF NOTE] Deduct 7 EN from each Pokemon. The Player gains 3 Passho Berries.

[U][I] Possibility Two: 70%[/I][/U]

You decide that exploring the sandy cave isn't worth it, and that going  directly through the lake isn't worth it either. Glaring at the block of  earth that rose up, you take a delve in your only other option—the  trees. Several minutes later, you emerge from the trees to find yourself  in what can only be described as a jungle of sorts. You see that you're  standing on the edge of a cliff, and there's no strip of land to carry  you to the other side; it's just the unknown below you. However, you do  see a series of sinuous green vines that hang from the canopy above; as  you look up, you also see a rather precarious rope bridge, although that  might require you to climb some trees.[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Swing across the vines
ii) Climb the tree and cross the rope bridge[/box]
[U]i) Swing across the vines[/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 65%
    [/I][/U]
You decide to be a daredevil and take a swing across the  long vines. You discover that it's actually quite a bit of fun,  although you have a few slips that are too close for comfort. In the  end, you manage to make it across successfully, and you even manage to  grab a couple [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/4e/Bag_Kebia_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Kebia Berries[/B] as you jump down onto the other side. Your Pokemon have somewhat tired out, but hey, you learned a new skill in acrobatics!

[REF NOTE] Deduct 5 EN from each active Pokemon. The Player gains 2 Kebia Berries.

[U][I] Possibility Two: 35%[/I][/U]

You decide to be a daredevil and take a swing across the long vines.  You  discover that it's actually quite a bit of fun, although you have a few  slips that are too close for comfort. About halfway through, though, a  Carnivine suddenly floats over, grabs a nearby vine, then proceeds to  swing it around and around at a high speed before smacking <Pokemon  with lowest Def> hard with it! Out of sympathy for it, you redouble  your efforts and swing even faster. It's quite dangerous, but you manage  to reach the other side alive and well; your Pokemon have somewhat  tired out, though, and <Pokemon with lowest Def> is still smarting  from the blow. It could've been worse, right?

[REF NOTE] Deduct 5 EN from each active Pokemon. Carnivine attacks a Pokemon with STAB 4 Atk Power Whip.

[U]ii) Climb the tree and cross the rope bridge

[/U][U][I]Possibility One: Average of active Pokemon's Speed stats > 80
    [/I][/U]
You decide that swinging across the vines isn't worth  the risk, and, as such, you climb the tree that you see leads to the  rope bridge; on your way, you also collect two [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/c/ca/Bag_Tanga_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Tanga Berries[/B]—  not bad. When you get to the bridge, you see that it's in worse shape  than you thought it was; the rope railing on the side is worn and  tattered, and the wood slats are shabby at best. With a shout, you  sprint across the bridge as fast as you possibly can; it shakes and the  ropes begin to fray as you make your way across, but luckily you're able  to make it across in time before something bad happens. You've tired a  bit, but at least you've made it across. Wiping the sweat from your  forehead, you climb down the tree on the other side and continue on your  way.

[REF NOTE] Deduct 3 EN from each active Pokemon. Player gains 2 Tanga Berries.

[U][I] Possibility Two: Average of active Pokemon's Speed stats <=80[/I][/U]

You  decide that swinging across the vines isn't worth the risk, and, as  such, you climb the tree that you see leads to the rope bridge; it's an  exhausting ordeal, but you manage to make it to the bridge in one piece.  When you get to the bridge, you see that it's in worse shape than you  thought it was; the rope railing on the side is worn and tattered, and  the wood slats are shabby at best. With a shout, you sprint across the  bridge as fast as you possibly can; it shakes and the ropes begin to  fray as you make your way across, and before you can make it across, the  rope splits right in the center.

You hang on to one of the wood  slats for dear life, and, when you feel the bridge swing dangerously to  the side, you let go, hoping your horizontal velocity is enough to hit  the ground and not fall down; luckily, you're okay. Unfortunately, you  land right on the hard exterior of an Armaldo. It moves away with  surprising agility, grasping <Pokemon with lowest Def>, and throws  an enormous boulder on top of it, also blocking you from intercepting.  While you try and move it aside—it'll probably take you two rounds to do  so—the Armaldo prepares itself by summoning strange rocks that set  themselves aside on the corners. It seems to be hatching a plan...

[REF NOTE] Armaldo uses Rock Tomb, then Stealth Rock. Armaldo orders first.
[/INDENT][U]c) Leave the cave unexplored and go through the lake

[/U][U][I]Possibility One: Player has a  [URL="http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon_by_habitat#Water.27s-edge_Pok.C3.A9mon"]Water's-edge  Pokemon[/URL] active
[/I][/U]
You decide that exploring the cave  isn't worth it, and insist that cutting directly through the lake is the  best course of action. As you begin to wade through the lake—it's not  too shallow, but you're able to swim relatively well—<Water's-edge  Pokemon> seems to have no trouble guiding you across the water; in  fact, it even picks up two [B]Elemental Gems[/B] that it finds hidden in  the water! Arriving at the other end safely, you crack a rare grin and  continue to move on, hoping that you're somewhat closer than before.

[REF NOTE] Player gains two Gems; use the Gem Roulette.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 60% AND Player does not fulfill Possibility One Criteria

[/I][/U]You decide that exploring the cave isn't worth it, and  insist that  cutting directly through the lake is the best course of action. As you  begin to wade through the lake—it's not too shallow, but you're able to  swim relatively well—a nozzle suddenly pops up, and sprays <Pokemon  with lowest HP> with a high-powered jet of salty water! Before you  know it, the nozzle pops back into the water, leaving you utterly  confused. Seeing as there's no other choice, you continue to move across  the lake, suffering no other mishaps; you find this quite strange,  though.

[REF NOTE] Apply STAB 5 SpA Brine to the Pokemon.

[U][I] Possibility Three: 40%[/I][/U][U][I] AND Player does not fulfill Possibility One Criteria [/I][/U]

You decide that exploring the cave isn't worth it, and insist that  cutting directly through the lake is the best course of action. As you  begin to wade through the lake—it's not too shallow, but you're able to  swim relatively well—you realize there's something else swimming around  as well. Suddenly, the pink swimming thing—a Corsola—propels itself over  to your location, grabs <Pokemon with lowest HP>, and swims away!  To impede your progress, it summons a golden wall, then proceeds to  speed up somehow and swim even faster. It looks like it'll take you two  rounds to catch up to it...

[REF NOTE] Corsola uses a Screen, then Rock Polish. Corsola orders second.

==

[a]21[/a][B]Firefly, Firefly

[/B]Strolling along, you notice that the terrain you've been walking   across is awfully flat; you haven't seen many valleys or mountains, just   the occasional hill and groves and groves of assorted trees and   shrubbery. As if to purposely disrupt this train of thought, the ground   in front of you suddenly slopes down into what seems to be a valley of   sorts; the slope is quite steep, although you might be in for a good   adventure if you choose to go down. On the other hand, you could simply   ignore this avenue for excitement and take a detour...

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Explore the steep slope!
b) Leave the slope and take a detour[/box]

[U]a) Explore the steep slope!
[/U]
You decide that you're in the mood for an adventure, you attempt to make   your way down the steep slope, digging your heels into the ground  while  simultaneously praying that you won't keel over and roll like a   snowball down the hill. Unfortunately for you, that's exactly what   happens; one of your feet snag on a nearby root, tripping you and   causing you to, you guessed it, go rolling like a snowball down the   hill. Some of your Pokemon roll down along with you, although others are   somewhat more agile and scramble down safely; the ones that do roll  are  somewhat hurt in the process, but they're all mostly fine. When you   check your backpack for lost items, though, you realize that a few of   your Pokeballs are missing—they must've rolled out while [I]you[/I] were rolling about. Oh well.

The valley is an interesting sight to behold; the grass is very green,   although the trees seem skeletal and nearly dead. Moreover, the only   moving life that you see are some small bugs, with firefly-like   qualities; they seem to draw brilliant masterpieces with light as they   hover lazily throughout. What catches your eye, though, is a carefully   arranged pile of items lying off in the side, underneath one of the   trees. From a faraway glance, you see some batteries and light bulbs as   well as other things that may be of use: Pokeballs. There doesn't seem   to be a trap around it, although you never know...

[REF NOTE] The Player loses two random Pokeballs. Pokemon with <=80   Speed roll down the hill, taking (100 - Speed) / 5 DMG, with a maximum   of 10 DMG.[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Take some items [specify number]
ii) Ignore the cache and move on[/box]
[U]i) Take some items

[/U][I]IF items taken >= 4
[/I]
Feeling lucky, you decide to take a rather large quantity of items from   the cache. What you find and stuff into your backpack is rather   amazing—you get <ITEM>, <ITEM>, ..., and <ITEM>!   Grinning, you turn around to leave the valley before anyone sees you;   unfortunately, it seems like many things have already saw you. The   firefly bugs you saw earlier have all clustered around you and your   Pokemon; staring viciously at you—especially your backpack—they decide   to attack as a swarm. It seems that it might take some effort for you to   get out of this alive.

[REF NOTE] For each item taken, there is a 30% chance of Absorb Bulb,   30% chance of Cell Battery, and 40% chance of Pokeball. Pokeballs should   refer to the Pokeball roulette, except you only get one Pokeball per   roll instead of two. The Player fights Pokemon equal to the number of   items taken; for each Pokemon, there is a 50% chance of it being an   Illumise and a 50% chance of it being a Volbeat. There is a maximum of  six Pokemon that can be out at a time against the Player; the referee  will get 1 UC for every Pokemon sent out, not total. The bugs order  first.

[HIDDEN] If the Player loses this encounter, all items gained from this RP are lost.

[I]IF items taken <4[/I]

[HIDDEN] X = 10 * (items taken)^2

[I][U]Possibility One: X%

[/U][/I]Feeling lucky, you decide to take some items from the cache. You   end up finding <ITEM>, <ITEM>, ..., and <ITEM> and   quickly place them into your backpack. Grinning, you turn around to   leave the valley before anyone sees you;  unfortunately, it seems like   many things have already saw you. Two of the  firefly bugs you saw   earlier have clustered around you and your  Pokemon; staring viciously   at you—especially your backpack—they decide  to attack as a pair.

[REF NOTE] For each item taken, there is a 30% chance of Absorb Bulb,    30% chance of Cell Battery, and 40% chance of Pokeball. Pokeballs should    refer to the Pokeball roulette, except you only get one Pokeball per    roll instead of two. The Player fights two Pokemon; For each Pokemon,   there is a 50% chance of it being an Illumise and a 50% chance of it   being a Volbeat.

[HIDDEN] If the Player loses this encounter, all items gained from this RP are lost. The bugs order first.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 100 - X%

[/U][/I]Feeling lucky, you decide to take some items from the cache. You   end up  finding <ITEM>, <ITEM>, ..., and <ITEM> and   quickly  place them into your backpack. Grinning, you turn around to   leave the  valley before anyone sees you; luckily, it appears that   nobody has. Grateful for this one break, you shoulder your pack again,   and set off even deeper in the meadow, hoping to finally figure out what   lies at the end.

[REF NOTE] For each item taken, there is a 30% chance of Absorb Bulb,    30% chance of Cell Battery, and 40% chance of Pokeball. Pokeballs should    refer to the Pokeball roulette, except you only get one Pokeball per    roll instead of two.

[U]ii) Ignore the cache and move on[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 70%
[/U][/I]
You choose to be the morally right person, and opt not to take what   isn't your property. Seeing that there's nothing else of interest in the   valley, you somehow manage to climb back out of it and continue making   your way deeper into the meadow.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 30%

[/U][/I]You choose to be the morally right person, and opt not to take   what isn't your property. Unfortunately for you, as you try and leave   the small valley, two Pokemon—an Illumise and a Volbeat—come out of   nowhere and begin to attack you; it seems as if they think you stole   some of the items from the cache you saw earlier! It doesn't seem like   they understand your language, so the best way is probably the   old-fashioned one; knock them out and they won't be such a bother   anymore.

[REF NOTE] The Illumise and Volbeat order second.

(Upon defeat) Done with the two firefly Pokemon, you finally get a move   on and climb out of the valley. To your surprise, you find an [IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/8/85/Bag_Ether_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Ether[/B]   lying, discarded. Given that being moral didn't work out so well last   time, you quickly snatch this one up and carry on. Luckily for you,   nothing happens.
[/INDENT][U]b) Leave the slope and take a detour[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One: 75%
[/U][/I]
You choose to be rather boring, and decide that simply going around the   entire valley is the safest decision. It turns out that your route is   quite safe, although it is long and arduous—all of your Pokemon seem to   have tired out a bit from the sheer distance you covered, but you   suppose that this is better than being slaughtered mercilessly somewhere   else. What a glorious thought.

[REF NOTE] Apply -5 EN to all active Pokemon.

[I][U]Possibility Two: 25%

[/U][/I]You choose to be rather boring, and decide that simply going   around the entire valley is the safest decision. It turns out that your   route actually isn't that safe; you end up running into a swarm of   Illumise and Volbeat, and attempt to sprint past them. Unfortunately,   you're not exactly fast and they're not exactly slow, so you and your   Pokemon split up in order to split up the swarm, with intentions to   merge back at the path quite soon. When you reach the path, though, you   notice that all but one of your Pokemon are already there waiting for   you; the other one, you see, is <Pokemon with lowest Spe>, who is   having trouble fending off two Pokemon at once. You decide to rush to   its aid, though judging by the distance, it'll take you the better part   of a round to get there. At least the others have flown off somewhere   else.

[REF NOTE] The Pokemon fights both Illumise and Volbeat for one round.   Then, the rest of your party regroups. Illumise and Volbeat order   second.

==

[a]22[/a][B]Lily Pond[/B]

Already a bit exhausted from walking for so long, you begin to feel a   sense of irritation as well—you've seen countless of ponds and small   bodies of water already, and they look pretty much identical to each   other. However, when you arrive at yet another pond, you're greeted by a   new sight: lily pads floating around on the top. The pads are   remarkably big; it seems that each one would be able to support your   weight, providing that you didn't stay standing on one for too long of a   duration. Your childish instincts perk up at this sight, hopeful that   you'll accede to them and hop across the lily pads, conveniently placed   in a relatively straight path across the center of the lake. Of  course,  being so deep in the meadow by now, there are bound to be  dangers  lurking...

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Hop through the lily pad trail
b) Walk around the lily pond[/box]

[U]a) Hop through the lily pad trail[/U]
[I][U]
Possibility One: 40%

[/U][/I]Choosing the most fun option, you decide to risk the possible   dangers and hop on over the lily pad trail. You and your Pokemon have a   ton of fun doing so, and continue on deeper into the meadow, with  higher  spirits and a more cheery outlook on this endeavor; in fact, one  of  your Pokemon seems to have even found a [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/ff/Bag_Cherish_Ball_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Cherish Ball[/B] while jumping around! You're still not sure whether there [I]was[/I] any danger back at the lily pond, but that's fairly trivial now.

[REF NOTE] The Player gains one Cherish Ball.
[I][U]
Possibility Two: 60%[/U][/I]

Choosing the most fun option, you decide to risk the possible dangers   and hop on over the lily pad trail. Halfway through your hopping fun,   the lily pads begin to move, clustering near the center—the exact   location where you are. You look down at your lily pad and see why; it   seems that a whirlpool has begun to gather. Suddenly unbalanced, you   begin to fall into the pond; <Highest Spe mon> heroically pushes   you aside and falls into the pool instead, though. Suddenly, one of the   lily pads pop up—a Lombre, you realize—and spray <Highest Spe  mon>  with some seeds; this doesn't look too good, especially as the  pond is  much too big for you to go and help, with the whirlpool still  swirling  dangerously. Let's wait until it recedes.

[REF NOTE] Apply Whirlpool damage and Leech Seed to the target. Lombre issues actions second.

[U]b) Walk around the lily pond

[I]Possibility One: 70%
[/I][/U]
Fearing a possible trap might be in store for you if you indeed hop your   way across, you decide to take the safer route and make your way  around  the entirety of the lily pond. You end up at the other side of  the pond  quite safely, although the long hike seems to have taken its  toll on  your Pokemon; they are all slightly more tired than before. You  figure  that this is probably better than the mysterious alternative,  though,  and continue on your way.

[REF NOTE] Apply -5 EN to all active Pokemon.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 30%

[/I][/U]Fearing a possible trap might be in store for you if you indeed   hop your  way across, you decide to take the safer route and make your   way around  the entirety of the lily pond. Unfortunately, it seems that   the "safe" route isn't without its dangers, either. Before you know  it,  something approaches your team, and manages to hit <Pokemon with   lowest HP> with some energy shockwaves before grabbing and dragging   it into the pond. As it swims back at a surprisingly fast speed, you   catch a good glimpse of it, identifying it as a Lombre. Your Pokemon   almost jump into the pond as well to save <Pokemon with lowest   HP>, but you restrain them; the Lombre is already too far into the   pond. You can only watch as it dances around, summoning rain to the   meadow; let's hope your trapped Pokemon can make it out in one piece.

[REF NOTE] Lombre uses Astonish, then Rain Dance. Lombre orders second.

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*TITLE*: 	*POSTER*:Engineer Pikachu
	This post is for Encounters&#8212;the Lackey, Guardian, and Boss fights. With the exception of the Lackey fight, you are faced with some choices that affect the match. These don't normally matter [I]too[/I] much, but it has the potential to make a big difference.

[jump=26]Grass Skirmish [Lackeys][/jump]
[jump=27]Berry Tree Hill [Guardians][/jump]
[jump=28]Gracidea Meadow [Boss][/jump]

[B][SIZE=3]Other:[/SIZE][/B]

[a]24[/a][B]Ancient Tree[/B]

Exhausted from your battle efforts, you continue to plod on the path,    wondering when this ordeal will end. Lost in your thoughts, you don't    realize the huge shadow that you walk under; soon enough, however, you    realize it and look up, gasping in awe. A magnificent tree lies before    you, wider than three Snorlax lying side by side, and higher than the    eye can see. Seeing a hole in the base of the tree, you crawl in    excitedly, wondering what lies ahead. While you're still crawling within    the tree, you encounter a fork&#8212;one that goes left, and one that goes    right. Which way do you go?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Choose the left fork
b) Choose the right fork[/box]

[U]a) Choose the left fork[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One (75%)[/U][/I]

You choose the left fork, quickly crawling out. As soon as you stand up,    you feel a couple objects fall on top of your head and onto the   ground.  You pick them up and, to your delight, find that they are some [B]Elemental Gems[/B]! You pocket them and carry on.

[HIDDEN] The Player will go to the Forest Woodland.
[HIDDEN] RNG for # of Gems (2-3), then RNG from the Gem Roulette.

[U][I]Possibility Two (25%)

[/I][/U] You choose the left fork, but the path seems to be extremely    twisty; at some points, they even intersect, making you extremely    confused. You eventually crawl out, though. As soon as you stand up, you    feel a couple objects fall on top of your  head and onto the ground.    You pick them up and, to your delight, find  that they are some [B]Elemental Gems[/B]! You pocket them and carry on.

[HIDDEN] The Player will go to the Placid Pond.
[HIDDEN] RNG for # of Gems (2-3), then RNG from the Gem Roulette.

[U]b) Choose the right fork[/U]

[I][U]Possibility One (75%)[/U][/I]

You choose the right fork, quickly crawling out. As soon as you stand    up,  you feel a couple objects fall on top of your head and onto the    ground.  You pick them up and, to your delight, find that they are some [B]Elemental Gems[/B]! You pocket them and carry on.

[HIDDEN] The Player will go to the Placid Pond.
[HIDDEN] RNG for # of Gems (2-3), then RNG from the Gem Roulette.

[U][I]Possibility Two (25%)[/I][/U]

You choose the left fork, but the path seems to be extremely twisty; at     some points, they even intersect, making you extremely confused. You     eventually crawl out, though. As soon as you stand up, you feel a   couple   objects fall on top of your  head and onto the ground. You pick   them  up and, to your delight, find  that they are some [B]Elemental Gems[/B]! You pocket them and carry on.

[HIDDEN] The Player will go to the Forest Woodland.
[HIDDEN] RNG for # of Gems (2-3), then RNG from the Gem Roulette.

==

[a]29[/a][B]Sheer Shears[/B]

[I][B]Phase I[/B][/I]

As the huge tree behind you grows smaller and smaller, eventually disappearing into the horizon while you walk, your intuition begins to get a sense of... danger. Not a second after you realize this, a sharp shear of air suddenly cleaves the area before you, striking the ground barely a foot from your location, creating a plume of dirt clouds that cause you to cough and splutter. As the clouds clear, you see two paths before you; one is rocky and has quite a bit of foliage arching over it, while the other is smooth but easily visible from the top. As you take this in, however, you see another disturbance in the air&#8212;a rippling, translucent blade flying in an arc towards your team. It seems that the rocky one will be more difficult to traverse, but might just provide enough cover for you to avoid these shears; taking another second to think, you deduce that since these paths probably lead to the same area, so perhaps you could split up if you wanted to...

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) [0 EN] Take the smooth path
b) [6 EN] Take the rocky path

[I]Specify a path for each of your active Pokemon![/I][/box]

[REF NOTE] There is a 65% chance for the shear to hit the smooth path, and a 35% for it to hit the rocky path. The shear deals 12 Flying-type DMG to each Pokemon that gets hit.

[B][I]Phase II[/I][/B]

As you emerge from the paths, you notice that they converge in a small clearing. From the clearing, however, there is only one narrow path forward, surrounded by a dense layer of trees. You could go forward, but you see shears constantly ripping back and forth across the path. Alternatively, you could wait a little longer, but who knows what staying in a clearing might do?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Head into the path
b) Stay a little longer[/box]

[U]a) Head into the path[/U]

You decide to march into the path, your Pokemon following behind you. As expected, the wind shears begin to slice their way through your team, and, hearing their cries, you pick up the pace and end up dashing through the narrow path. At the end is another clearing, though there seem to be no signs of imminent danger. Your Pokemon seem to have been injured, though, and they also seem to have tired a bit from running so much. Best to keep moving, though.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon loses 7 EN and takes 12 Flying-type DMG.

[U]b) Stay a little longer[/U]

[U][I]Possibility One: 30%[/I][/U]

You wait for a little while, but nothing happens. You then decide to march into the path, your Pokemon following behind you. As  expected, the wind shears begin to slice their way through your team,  and, hearing their cries, you pick up the pace and end up dashing  through the narrow path. At the end is another clearing, though there  seem to be no signs of imminent danger. Your Pokemon seem to have been  injured, though, and they also seem to have tired a bit from running so  much. Best to keep moving, though.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon loses 7 EN and takes 12 Flying-type DMG.

[U][I]Possibility Two: 40%[/I][/U]

You wait for a little while, but the shears continue to weave their way through the path. Wondering what to do, your thoughts are suddenly disrupted by a small explosion in front of you; it seems that the shears have begun targeting the clearing! You, along with your Pokemon, scramble to avoid as many of these air blades as possible, but there are simply too many of them to avoid. After a brief while, the assault stops abruptly, and the shears criss-crossing across the path disappear as well. Nursing your Pokemon's wounds gently, you make your way through the path and deeper into the meadow, wondering what other horrible traps you'll face.

[REF NOTE] Each active Pokemon takes 12 Flying-type DMG as well as 12 DMG.

[I][U]Possibility Three:30%[/U][/I]

You wait for a little while, and the shears slicing their way across the path suddenly disappear. You make your way through the path without any harm, and continue on.

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[a]25[/a][B]Rose Garden[/B]

After a grueling fight, you enter another clearing; however, this one    looks nothing like the previous ones. The shrubbery all around you is    composed solely of rosebushes of many hues: orange, yellow, and even    darker hues such as purple. An archway of rose stems stretches across    the garden in front of you, with two roses&#8212;one red, one white&#8212;crossed in    an "x" at the top of the arch. You wonder what this is all about,  just   as the sweet scent of roses hits you. Intrigued by the Rose  Garden,  you  eye the archway, debating whether or not to enter.

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Enter the Rose Garden
b) Turn back and exit the Rose Garden[/box]

[U]a) Enter the Rose Garden[/U]

Highly curious, you step through the archway and realize that the roses'    hues in the Garden are even more variegated than those outside. The    ones in the Garden have the strangest colors you have ever seen, such  as   periwinkle, magenta, and one that can only be described as "sea  blue."   As you circle the Garden in awe of the magnificent roses, you  notice   that there are a pair of roses&#8212;one red, one white&#8212;that seem to  be moving   about. Stepping closer to examine the pair, you realize that  it's   actually a Pokemon! The Roserade jumps out with a sly grin, and  points   its hands at the archway, sealing it off with a thick layer of  foliage.   Then, it turns around and opens a narrow pathway in the other   direction,  jumping through. It seems as if defeating it will open the   archway back  up, but the pathway is too small for more than one  Pokemon  to fit  through... you're going to have to choose one Pokemon  to fight.

[REF NOTE] Rare Encounter. Roserade orders second.

(Upon finish) The Roserade opens the archway back up, and you quickly   leave before it closes again. The scent of roses lingers in your nose as   you continue on your way...

[U]b) Turn back and exit the Rose Garden[/U]

You summon all your willpower to turn away from the delicious smell,    successfully exiting. You continue on your path, wondering what was    inside the Garden; when you look back, though, the entire entrance seems   to have disappeared, leaving only a boring hedge in its wake. Perhaps   you'll find it again next time.

[a]23[/a][B]Blossom Clearing
[/B]
As you continue deeper into the green grassland, you come across two    rows of trees that seem to be aligned in a rather unnatural way. As you    hear rather threatening noises from the two expanses outside of the    channel formed by the trees, you decide to go through the channel. Upon    exiting through the other side, you are faced with an extremely   peculiar  site. A small mound of earth is raised above the others,   creating what  seems to be a small hill. What's strange, however, is   that all of the  grass and flowers in the clearing seem to bend towards   the mound... as  you examine it more closely, you discover that there  is  a strange flower on the mound. Do you pick the flower, or do you leave it alone?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Leave the flower alone
b) Pick the flower[/box]

[U]a) Leave the flower alone[/U]

Sensing some sort of danger, you avoid the flower and move on.

[U]b) Pick the flower[/U]

Very cautiously, you approach the mound and pick the flower. You place    it in your backpack, where the undulate petals start to fold in and    out...

[HIDDEN] The Flower disappears after the Player's challenge ends, unless Shaymin or Shaymin-S is caught.

[B][SIZE=3]Encounters[/SIZE][/B]
[a]26[/a][B]Grass Skirmish[/B]

Finally done with stocking up on necessary items for your trek into the meadow, you enter the pleasant grass field, hoping to discover what made former explorers terrified of the meadow. You immediately see something strange about the entire flat&#8212;although it's all grass, there seems to be a sense of danger lurking about in some areas. You soon realize that the feeling is somewhat extinguished if you follow a certain path; perhaps the grassland isn't as expansive and pleasant as you though it was.

Soon enough, your entry point is but a speck in the distance. As you continue forward, you suddenly hear some rustling in the grass&#8212;it turns out that the field isn't quite as abandoned as it seems like it was. Two Pokemon pop out from the grass, looking curiously at you and your team. Despite their weakness, they seem eager for a battle. They probably won't stop pestering you until you fight them...

==

[a]27[/a][B]Berry Tree Hill[/B]

As you continue on your way, you notice a small raised hill a short distance away from a massive grove of trees. The hill seems to be a bottleneck; to the left of it is a rather intimidating forest, while you see the reflective surface of what seems to be water on the right. Braving either of the two doesn't seem to be very smart, so you head straight towards the hill.

As you approach the hill, you see two tall trees on either side. One of them seems to have some [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/e4/Bag_Jaboca_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Jaboca Berries[/B] on them, while the other one seems to have some [IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/5/57/Bag_Rowap_Berry_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Rowap Berries[/B]. While these will undoubtedly help you on your journey and beyond, you can't be sure that the hill is abandoned. Do you take some of the berries, and if so, which ones?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Take both the Jaboca Berries and Rowap Berries
b) Take Berries from one of the trees [specify which one]
c) Ignore the Berry trees[/box]

[REF NOTE] Taking berries from one tree will give the Player three (3) of them.
[REF NOTE] Taking berries from two trees will give the Player two (2) of each.

[U]a) Take both the Jaboca Berries and Rowap Berries[/U]

Delighted by the opportunity to get some Berries, you go over to one tree, pick some berries, then repeat the same procedure for the other tree. Unfortunately, you don't seem to notice two Pokemon ascending the hill from the opposite direction; by the time you realize that they are there, they've already prepared themselves for battle! They stare at you in an intimidating fashion, daring you to attack. Let's hope you can extricate yourself from this situation.

[HIDDEN] Both Guardians use their set up move (described in their sheet)

[U]b) Take Berries from one of the trees [specify which one][/U]

You eye both trees, wondering which one will be more useful. In the end, you choose the <TREE NAME>, hoping that it'll come in handy. After a short while, you close the drawstring on your berry pouch and turn around, deciding to move on before it's too late. Unfortunately, it's already too late. Two Pokemon wait off the side of the hill, waiting for you to move. Furthermore, one of them begins preparations for combat. You better attack quickly.

[HIDDEN] The Grass-type Guardian uses its set up move (described in its sheet)

[U]c) Ignore the Berry trees[/U]

Sensing a potential danger, you avoid the Berry trees and attempt to get off the hill. However, it seems that two Pokemon are awaiting you at the base of it. They don't seem angry&#8212;probably a result of you not picking any Berries&#8212;but they do seem somewhat irritated, perhaps because you're intruding upon their territory. It seems as if they'll be trying to prevent you from getting any further...

==

[a]28[/a][B]Gracidea Meadow[/B]

Exhausted by the ordeals that have plagued you since you stepped foot into the meadow, you finally arrive at a small clearing, surrounded by tight-knit trees. The air is surprisingly cool and crisp, and a delightful aroma of flowers wafts through. You see nothing interesting, with the exception of a beautifully colored patch of flowers in the precise center. For some strange reason, there seems to be a hole in the center of the patch, as if a flower is missing... It seems as if disturbing this delicate balance might not be the best idea, but doing nothing isn't exactly going to accomplish anything. What do you do?

[box][B]Player Options[/B]
a) Examine the flower patch
b) Stay and do nothing[/box]

[U]a) Examine the flower patch

[I]Possibility One: You have a Gracidea in your possession
[/I][/U]
As you approach the patch of flowers, attempting to discern what exactly is going on, something [I]in[/I] the patch stirs and jumps out at you! Seeing the Gracidea, the Pokemon snatches it out of your grasp and suddenly transforms, becoming slightly larger and taking into the air. Despite what seems like its gratitude to you for bringing the flower back, it doesn't seem to want you to get any closer. Once again, you're stuck in a rut&#8212;this is undoubtedly the Pokemon that you have been waiting to find, but going closer might prove fatal. What do you do?[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Move closer to Shaymin-S
ii) Stay in your current position[/box][/INDENT][INDENT][U] i) Move closer to Shaymin-S[/U]

Stepping closer to the Shaymin-S despite a clear warning, you brace yourself for the inevitable. The Pokemon suddenly takes to the air, and as a warning, fires off a small shear of wind that rips through your entire team! As if to make matters worse, a Togekiss suddenly flies into the clearing with a jubilant sound, as if to aid the meadow's guardian. It's going to be a tough fight!

[REF NOTE] Calculate STAB Air Cutter damage against the three active Pokemon (Gracidea not included) and take off energy from Shaymin-S.

[U]ii) Stay in your current position[/U]

You don't dare to move a muscle, fearing the Shaymin-S' wrath. It smiles at you in an almost human fashion, as if thanking you for your kindness. As you stand there, perplexed as to what to do, you hear a sudden rush of wings as a white Pokemon almost as large as you are flies past your team, conjuring up a gust of wind that strikes your team. Reaching Shaymin, the Pokemon&#8212;you realize that it's a Togekiss&#8212;turns around to face you, seemingly ready to protect its ally to the very end. This won't be easy.

[REF NOTE] Calculate Twister damage against the three active Pokemon and take off energy from Togekiss.
[/INDENT][U][I]Possibility Two: You do not have a Gracidea in your possession

[/I][/U]As you approach the patch of flowers, attempting to discern what exactly is going on, something [I]in[/I] the patch stirs and jumps out at you! For some strange reason, it seems almost disappointed at you, shaking its head in what can only be described as disbelief. The Shaymin hops away from you at a surprising speed, considering its diminutive size, and reaches the edge of the clearing in a matter of seconds. You can tell that it doesn't want you getting near it. However, this is surely the Pokemon that you came for; do you go forward and risk its wrath, or do you stay behind?[INDENT][box][B]Player Options[/B]
i) Move closer to Shaymin
ii) Stay in your current position[/box][/INDENT][INDENT][U]i) Move closer to the Shaymin[/U]

You move closer despite the Shaymin's clear warning. At first, the Shaymin makes no reaction, but once you get closer, it suddenly gets up and fires a massive beam of solar energy at one of your Pokemon! Then, it suddenly makes what seems to be a chirping noise&#8212;mere moments later, a rather large blue-and-yellow bird comes soaring into the clearing to aid it. This doesn't look like it's going to be an easy fight.

[REF NOTE] Calculate SolarBeam against a random target (cannot target Pokemon immune to Grass attacks) and take off energy from Shaymin.

[U]ii) Stay in your current position[/U]

Seeing Shaymin in its current state, you decide to abide by its wishes and not move any closer. It sniffs and nods in your direction in gratitude, but as you relax, a large bird skeletal-looking bird flies past you and launches rocks down upon one of your Pokemon! It seems as if the Archeops just wants you out of the meadow. Hardened by its resolve, Shaymin adopts a fighting stance as well; it seems as if Shaymin has been convinced that you are to be removed from the meadow at once.

[REF NOTE] Calculate Rock Tomb against a random target (cannot target Pokemon currently immune to Rock attacks) and take off energy from Archeops.
[/INDENT][U]b) Stay and do nothing

[I]Possibility One: You have a Gracidea in your possession[/I][/U]

As you just wait in the clearing, you fail to notice a small object moving slowly towards your team. Suddenly, it springs out from the grass and swipes the Gracidea from your backpack! Before you can react, it transforms, turning larger and taking to the air&#8212;the Shaymin has transformed into its Sky form! Looking around in a state of panic and shock, you register a flash of blue and yellow across your field of vision. In anticipation for the coming battle, the Archeops hones its claws to sharp points, then proceeds to glare at you threateningly. Getting past this will not be easy.

[REF NOTE] Archeops uses Hone Claws.

[I][U]Possibility Two: You do not have a Gracidea in your possession[/U][/I]

As you simply wait in the clearing for something interesting to happen, you ironically fail to notice a small thing moving slowly towards your team. Suddenly, it springs out from the grass and lands in your backpack, seeming to rummage around for something. Before you can close the pack up, it hops back out with surprising agility and stares at your team; the small Pokemon's eyes seem sad and disappointed, for some reason. Before you can ponder too much on this, however, you notice a flash of a white wing across your field of vision. It suddenly starts plotting plans... good luck.

[REF NOTE] Togekiss uses Nasty Plot.

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*TITLE*: 	*POSTER*:Engineer Pikachu
	These are the items that you can find in Gracidea Meadow. See the corresponding roulette to the RP.
[B]
[U]Gem Roulette[/U][/B]

[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/69/Bag_Grass_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Grass Gem (40%)
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/0/04/Bag_Bug_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Bug Gem (20%)
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/c/c2/Bag_Normal_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Normal Gem (20%)
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/69/Bag_Rock_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Rock Gem (10%)
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/e4/Bag_Water_Gem_Sprite.png[/IMG] Water Gem (10%)

[U][B]Pokeball Roulette[/B][/U]

[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/c/ca/Bag_Great_Ball_Sprite.png[/IMG] 2x Great Ball (35%)
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/0/03/Bag_Ultra_Ball_Sprite.png[/IMG] 2x Ultra Ball (25%)
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/42/Bag_Nest_Ball_Sprite.png[/IMG] 2x Nest Ball (15%)
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/e/eb/Bag_Safari_Ball_Sprite.png[/IMG] 2x Safari Ball (15%)
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/ff/Bag_Cherish_Ball_Sprite.png[/IMG] 2x Cherish Ball (10%)

[B][U]Miscellaneous Items[/U]

[/B][IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/a/ad/Bag_Sun_Stone_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Sun Stone:[/B] Evolves a relevant Pokemon. Can be traded in at the end of the run for 6 TC.
[IMG]http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/1/13/Bag_Claw_Fossil_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Claw Fossil:[/B] Can be revived into an Anorith at the end of the run. Cannot be traded.
[IMG]http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/1/16/Bag_Gracidea_Sprite.png[/IMG] [B]Gracidea:[/B] Increases the final damage done by Grass- and Flying-type attacks by three (3). Transforms Shaymin into Shaymin-S, but Shaymin-S reverts to Shaymin if it is nighttime or it becomes afflicted with FRZ. Usable only by Shaymin and Shaymin-S.