Pokemon Tabletop RPG - It's Aliiiive!

Sleipnir was sent out! He's a bit tired, but ready to fight!

Tori starts her scan. Two turns etc etc.

Marc used an Antidote on Owei! Owei was cured of poison!

Bastion moves to where the Gastly is even though he shouldn't be able to

Raphael throws her Premier Ball at the Muk!
...but as it approaches, the device sparks up again, and a curiously colored arc of electricity flies to it.
The Premier Ball falls to the ground, uselessly.


Pokemons.

Natalie just can't bring herself to wait because turn order exists for a reason, and used Mirror Move!
Natalie used Shockwave!
Damage: 2d10+8+9-15=18
The Muk took 18 damage!

Gastly hid behind Tori!

Muk used Disable!
Natalie's Pursuit was disabled!

Sleipnir is poisoned! He took 4 damage from the poison!
Sleipnir used Ember!
AC5: 1d20=9
Damage: 1d12+6+10+4-15=14
Muk took 14 damage!


Calloway is poisoned!
He took 3 damage from the poison!
Calloway Tackled the device on Muk!
Its Static negatively reacted, causing a Spark to jolt from it!
Damage: (2d8+6+9-6)/2=9
Calloway took 9 damage!
The Muk looks uncomfortable.

Owei cannot act, as an antidote was used on him this turn. (Pokemon can not act on a turn an item was used on them)





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SpoilerMarc: 55/55
Clifton: 60/60
Bastion: 54/65
Tori: 44/44
Sturm: 69/85
Raphael: 40/40


Owei the Exeggcute: 27/34
Riff the Kricketune: 48/48 - In Pokeball
Calloway the Mareep: 13/27 - Poisoned
Hrothgar the Igglybuff: 12/46 - Poisoned - In Pokeball
Sleipnir the Ponyta: 24/33 - Paralyzed, Poisoned
Gabby the Ralts: 27/30 - Poisoned
Natalie the Murkow: 30/34
Molly the Mareep: 28/28 - In Pokeball

Gastly *: Critical!


Gastly 2: Fainted
Gastly 3: Fled
Gastly 4: DEAD
Gastly 5: Fainted
Gastly 6: Fainted
Gastly 7: Fainted
Gastly 8: Fainted
Gastly 9: 1/21 - Asleep - Caught!

Grimer 1: 8/38 - Caught!
Grimer 2: Injured
Grimer 3: 8/38 - Caught!

Muk: Weak

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SpoilerBut seriously, there were two incidents this turn of people wanting to violate turn order. I let Bastion get away with it, but won't in the future. If your strategy requires going against the mechanics, consider a different strategy. Yeah, it's a roleplaying game, but it's, more importantly, a roleplaying game. We may have some homebrewed rules and fudged together concepts, but in the end, there's a set of rules and mechanics you have to follow. Yes, in real life you'd be able to ask your friend to get out of the way, but nobody complains about this stuff when there's turn order in a video game. That Blue Moon tank is on your team, but you can't ask it to move out of the way when you're on Orange Star and it's your turn.
On that note, I'll also stop fudging people's movements like how I did when Bastion got struggle bug'd. That was my bad. Clifton shouldn't have been able to get where he was.
Sorry about the rant, but it's been kind of bothering me. If you do have a question about mechanics vs realism, ask me and I'll try to give my best answer as to what works.