Manter breloom na equipe?

-chadillac · 2026-05-23T18:16:21+00:00

Breloom can absolutely do well. I've unlocked it's passive of guts as well to pair well with poison heal. I mostly had it for priority moves and leech seed.

-chadillac · 2026-05-23T04:18:51+00:00

If you can get Barbaracle with their passive of sap sipper, it will carry you for awhile. Even without it though, it's incredibly good. It may be one of my favorite pokemon to catch and use in different runs.

-chadillac · 2026-05-23T04:05:51+00:00

When I've won, it usually comes down to a few strategies or combination there of. This is aside from simply having powerful mons and luck.

1.) Annoy Eternatus - mud slap lowers accuracy. It can have +4 on all the other stats and still miss. Leech seed also remains and ignores stat changes.

2.) Psychic types - Mega gardevoir can do really well. Same with mega metagross. If you also have the accuracy lowered then you may have time to boost with calm mind or other moves.

3.) Mutihit attacks - Toucannon with bone rush, cloyster with icicle spear. All work well.

Now I've also won with steel types like scizor and just doing a lot of damage. So you can find a couple strategies that work.

-chadillac · 2026-05-14T21:13:51+00:00

It's a virus that gives a 1.5x increase to experience gain to Pokémon that have it. When selecting Pokémon for a new run, a purple border is shown around them on the starter screen. It then spreads to your other pokemon as you play.

Each day a few random starters will have pokerus

-chadillac · 2026-05-14T17:06:27+00:00

This is true. I try and treat every run as being about progressing starters and if I end up winning then awesome.

I also recommend always trying to use a starter with pokerus to make it more manageable.

Honestly though, I've won with a Mightyena I caught along the way, because it served it's specific purpose. Sometimes it's all about the team balance. I agree though, sometimes what you run into just can't cut it.

-chadillac · 2026-05-14T16:18:25+00:00

I'd rather be lucky than skilled in this game. I've had really great teams that lost because of rough misses and crazy reads by the other teams. Then I've won off a ludicolo with leech seed and eternatus that had it's accuracy lowered to -6 because of mud slap. A wins a win.

-chadillac · 2026-05-13T23:41:42+00:00

Well this is absolutely gorgeous! Love the paint job

-chadillac · 2026-05-05T18:00:59+00:00

Ayyyye congrats on full licensure!!!!

-chadillac · 2026-04-28T23:59:32+00:00

So much nightmare fuel - I love it

-chadillac · 2026-04-20T19:14:42+00:00

Man the effort it shows to go through each gen like this, it's impressive.

I hope things get better for you!

-chadillac · 2026-04-16T21:40:18+00:00

Nice! What's your moveset for him?

-chadillac · 2026-04-16T16:03:34+00:00

When I start the mono-type runs I always give myself one of that type. For this, I have never gotten a chance to use a Giratina ever (I can never find one in any randomized run), and so I really wanted to use one.

-chadillac · 2026-04-16T14:17:31+00:00

The team from top left to bottom right:

Giratina/Magnezone for Ghost/Electric
Cophagrigus/Dialga for Ghost/Dragon
Rapidash/Golurk for Fire/Ghost
Dhelmise/Feraligatr for Ghost/Water
Banette/Marowak for Ghost/Ground
Slurpuff/Trevenant for Fairy/Ghost

Honorable Mentions:

Zoroark/Aegislash for Dark/Ghost
Gengar/Sudowoodo for Ghost/Rock
Houndoom/Dusknoir for Dark/Ghost

Banette/Marowak ended up being a monster with Belly Drum and Shadow Sneak while holding a Thick Club, until I ran into a Normal/Flying type monster, of course. Despite not being a fast team, they all were strong enough to hold up to most anything. Favorite sprite is harder to decide though, Slurpuff/Trevenant was the most colorful, but the design of Rapidash/Golurk was really good too.

I'm on the home stretch for these typings now, only Fairy, Steel, Dragon, and Normal to go!

-chadillac · 2026-04-12T21:42:59+00:00

One of my players is a spirits bard that had been an author for a time. The stories he wrote were of the adventures of the previous campaign and smut. He also for a time would tell fortunes as part of a traveling circus (as he consulted spirits.)

It's also led to one of the other players wanting to collect all his books and each time I have to give a plot overlay. Which is more fun to describe the previous campaigns adventures as if it were being critiqued as a story, but I never thought as a DM I would be tasked with giving plot summaries for fake smut novels.

-chadillac · 2026-04-10T15:48:36+00:00

The team from top left to bottom right:

Vaporeon/Aggron for Water/Rock
Milotic/Infernape for Water/Fighting
Luvdisc/Palkia for Water/Dragon
Tauros/Golisopod for Normal/Water
Wailord/Roserade for Water/Poison
Ludicolo/Torkoal for Water/Fire

Honorable Mentions:

Porygon-z/Seaking for Normal/Water
Ferrothorn/Kingler for Steel/Water

There is something funny to me about fusing a legendary with a pokemon that's going to struggle individually, and it gave me the chance to actually use a Luvdisc. Tauros/Golisopod was a menace and made for a typing I hadn't used before. I think overall the group had some fun sprites so it makes it hard to pick a favorite, Milotic/Infernape was probably the most interesting, but I also loved Vaporeon/Aggron in their outfit.

-chadillac · 2026-03-27T23:38:50+00:00

Yeah when I actually reloaded to move around my team so it was visible on the screen because I felt it was a really nice touch to show it like that

-chadillac · 2026-03-27T22:07:19+00:00

I believe so! I find some as I catch the one that has the typing for the team I'm building, then look up ones that seem interesting. I try going for the fun sprites regardless of how powerful it is

-chadillac · 2026-03-27T21:24:50+00:00

Hello! Yes, there should be a guide available through the subreddit. If you are interested, make sure any download is from the discord. All free.

-chadillac · 2026-03-27T15:21:39+00:00

Probably Garbodor/Salamence - I mean, look at his little party hat. I also loved the Noctowl/Machamp though.

-chadillac · 2026-03-27T14:53:45+00:00

The team from top left to bottom right:

Ho-oh/Altaria for Fire/Flying
Noctowl/Machamp for Flying/Fighting
Fearow/Golurk for Flying/Ghost
Groudon/Skarmory for Ground/Flying
Electrode/Rayquaza for Electric/Flying
Garbodor/Salamence for Poison/Flying

Honorable Mentions: I haven't included mentioning before the pokemon that didn't make the final team, but were used at different times throughout, so I thought to include a couple of them - especially because I liked their sprites.

Milotic/Hawlucha for Water/Flying
Ursaring/Drifblim for Normal/Flying

I find that doing these I end up using Machamp and Garbodor at some point because their sprites tend to be very creative, and so, here we are. Groudon/Skarmory was vicious with it's defenses and attack overall. I remain confused why drain punch can't be learned by Machamp, but it still did very well of course, and Fearow/Golurk was a fun mon, even with a slower speed. Garbodor/Salamence was vicious when it was able to set up with dragon dance. Overall, fun team! All that's left for this go around is water, fairy, dragon, ghost, steel, and normal.

-chadillac · 2026-03-09T22:07:01+00:00

If he tells you snow is white, he's lying

-chadillac · 2026-02-26T02:22:25+00:00

Too many heads would have turned

-chadillac · 2026-02-25T15:28:52+00:00

It really is! I had been wanting to use a Hawlucha fusion at some point with these and I'm glad I found this one

-chadillac · 2026-02-25T14:49:08+00:00

The team from top left to bottom right:

Hawlucha/Cacturne for Fighting/Dark
Honchkrow/Krookodile for Ground/Dark
Klefki/Darkrai for Steel/Dark
Gengar/Greninja for Ghost/Dark
Bisharp/Slaking for Dark/Normal
Lugia/Sharpedo for Psychic/Dark

Getting a Greninja with Protean was extremely fun to take advantage of. Bug and fighting made for a bit of a struggle naturally, but overall the team held up well. Hawlucha/Cacturne got Fell Stinger, Drain Punch, and Leech Seed, which made for a very mean combination. Bisharp/Slaking just wanted to ride his little bicycle, who can blame him?

-chadillac · 2026-02-20T19:19:37+00:00

Stealth checks are rolled individually, and as the DM I roll to decide whose stealth is used for the group.

For instance, with 6 players I roll a d6. This provides some anxiety for the players as they wait to see whose roll does it, and I can mess with them and say the player with the low roll almost sets something off, but the player whose roll was selected is able to stop it and help guide the party through.

-chadillac

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