RE: Pokemon Tabletop United
01-03-2014, 06:48 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-03-2014, 06:53 AM by Jacquerel.)
"Than other Crobats? Hmm...
I'd like to say Batsie's a special one but it's quite difficult to coerce a Golbat into evolving even when it is physically capable unless it already trusts you! I think mine could take all of them in a fight but any trained Crobat's probably going to be at least as loyal and obedient, as long as it was raised from before it changed shape.
Wild ones are a little different, fortunately they're rare for similar reasons but I'd stay away from them if you find a nest somewhere. Batsie could easily lift my weight if I asked her to! You don't want that in a hostile, flying predator.
They're very quick but fortunately without training they tend to like to go in close so that nothing can steal their meal unlike Batsie who is good at fighting things from very far away where they can't touch her, so at least maybe you might get some advance warning if you see one? Not attracting their attention at all is the ideal.
It's pretty good for us that they are so reluctant to get big considering how prevalent their babies are!"
Batsie herself spreads her wings and chitters at her name, attempting to look suitably photogenic.
"As for pictures, sure! Being a public face is at least half of my job, honestly. It's refreshing when people ask first in fact!"
I'd like to say Batsie's a special one but it's quite difficult to coerce a Golbat into evolving even when it is physically capable unless it already trusts you! I think mine could take all of them in a fight but any trained Crobat's probably going to be at least as loyal and obedient, as long as it was raised from before it changed shape.
Wild ones are a little different, fortunately they're rare for similar reasons but I'd stay away from them if you find a nest somewhere. Batsie could easily lift my weight if I asked her to! You don't want that in a hostile, flying predator.
They're very quick but fortunately without training they tend to like to go in close so that nothing can steal their meal unlike Batsie who is good at fighting things from very far away where they can't touch her, so at least maybe you might get some advance warning if you see one? Not attracting their attention at all is the ideal.
It's pretty good for us that they are so reluctant to get big considering how prevalent their babies are!"
Batsie herself spreads her wings and chitters at her name, attempting to look suitably photogenic.
"As for pictures, sure! Being a public face is at least half of my job, honestly. It's refreshing when people ask first in fact!"