Pokemon Tabletop United

The pokedex beeps and then disgorges (along with a superfluous 3D rendering of the pokemon everyone can already see with their own eyes) the following information:

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SpoilerDoduo are on average about 4'7" and weigh 86lbs, and this particular one is a fairly average specimen.
They are flightless birds known for their speed and characteristic two heads, who tend to prefer the relatively flat terrain found in plains and deserts.
In childhood, their heads tend to think along the same lines, but as each matures the two tend to bicker more often, a property that becomes most evident after evolution.
Even though they cannot fly, their great land speed makes them fairly efficient at catching smaller pokemon for food.
They often know growl, peck, quick attack, and rage, and are sometimes known to use pursuit, fury attack, and uproar.

Zeus focuses hard on the battered Sandshrew, and it keels over into the dust.

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SpoilerZeus's struggle attack:
1d20 to hit: 5
Damage [1d8 + 6] +17 = 28

You can see it still faintly breathing, but it shouldn't be bothering anyone for a while.


I wrote a lot of unnecessary text for the next bit so if you just want the details, there's a summary at the bottom.


Enemy Initiative:
Sandshrew > Another Sandshrew > Nidoran

The first Sandshrew to react is completely disoriented, what with having been loudly screeched and then getting sand kicked into its face. Unable to see and with some difficulty hearing, it forgoes attacking and instead curls itself into a tight ball.

The second one has been rendered sluggish by spores, but manages to bring itself to act anyway.

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SpoilerSave roll 1d20: 11 (must beat 5 to act)

Finding it difficult to move in its condition, it can't make it to its actual aggressor, so elects to turn on the first thing it finds on the way instead; Nando Nandando, swiping at him with a Scratch attack as it stumbles past.

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SpoilerSandshrew's Scratch:
1d20 to hit: 4, AC2 + Nando's 2 evasion
Damage: DB4 + ??? (I'm not telling you their stats!) - 6 (Nando's Defence) 11

Its claws just barely connect, but it still manages to inflict 11 damage!

Nidoran is too worried and disoriented to do anything, and merely crouches where it is, hoping everyone will go away.

-- End of Round 1 --
-- Start of Round 2 --

We're back to proper initiative now, rather than "pokemon move immediately after being sent out because they are faster than their trainers, or might as well go anyway because they'd be just after their trainer"

Initiative:
Doduo > Mike > Charlie > Zeus

One Doduo seems to be slightly quicker off the mark than its two peers. Having observed Mike screech at the rest of its gang but remaining unaffected itself, it hops forwards and tries to deliver the Chatot a sharp Peck with one of its beaks.

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Spoiler1d20 to hit: 13
Damage: DB6 + ??? - 6 = 19

It scores a respectable 19 damage.

Inspired by its peer, the Doduo next to it activates Quick Attack in order to move before Mike!
Wary of being screamed at again, this one moves in to attack Charlie instead.

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Spoiler1d20 to hit: 18
Damage: DB4 + ??? - 10 = 13

Charlie is kicked at for 13 damage!

The third Doduo doesn't seem quite so hasty, so now it's actually Mike's turn for real.

Summary:

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SpoilerZeus fainted a Sandshrew.
One of the remaining Sandshrew used Defence Curl.
Another Sandshrew used Scratch on Nando for 11 damage.
One Doduo used Peck on Mike for 19 damage.
Another Doduo used Quick Attack to act early, and hit Charlie for 13 damage.

Little broken shields indicate pokemon which were affected by screech. Little lightning bolts show pokemon who are paralysed. You can probably guess which Sandshrew is curled up (it's the one with the icon)

It's now Mike's turn, followed by Charlie, followed by Zeus, followed by some further hostile pokemon.
Unless you think your action is going to be significantly effected by someone else's feel free to take your three pokemon's turns in whatever order, as you can legally delay your go until after someone else anyway. The only case I can think of where ordering would be important would be if Charlie uses Leer and then someone uses a physical attack, although that is plausible.