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Hurt n' Heal Advanced edition!
Basicly this is A vastly modified H&H, it's like the original, but with A motherload of changes, i'll explain:
Like the original you start off with A list of Pokemon with points, you then take A point from one, while giving A point to the other. Now here are the changes: No one but the creator of the game/thread (Me, for this one) may add and, if neccesary, remove A Pokemon from the list. The Creator of the thread may put any Pokemon on the list, however, Legendaries and even Shinies will be super rare. Now here's the cool part. whoever "Kills" A Pokemon gets to keep it. So you don't forget that you got it, I recommend putting it in Notepad, Your signiture, your notes in Yahoo mail or where ever. Now how does this new feature come in handy? You may send it back onto the list in any of your posts with it's Current HP (If it has not "battled" any other persons Pokemon before, it should keep it's original HP, from when it was killed and caught, more on Battles next). Now you heard me say Battles right? Well that's the REAL cool part. Now if A trainer brings A Pokemon of theirs out and then another, those 2 may declare Battle on each other and start Hurting each other's Pokemon in the same fashion as you would the unowned/wild Pokemon (Those that I put in the list that are not owned by me). This does not affect average Gameplay (For example, you may take 1 point from A trainer's Pokemon and take 1 from An Unowned/Wild Pokemon on the same post). If your Pokemon's total HP goes over 100, it can add another point to their hurting value (You may Double hurt the enemy), and for every new 100 you obtain you can add Another Point to hurting (when Total HP reaches 200, you may deplete 3 Points, and so on until you're able to deplete 10 Points from an Opponent, or when you reach over 900 HP, the process stops after that) So when you reach 1000 it dosen't go to 11, it stays 10 forever. However, for every 100 HP points your Foe's Pokemon lacks compared to your own, you must deplete from what Damage you inflict (If the Foe is 200 Total Points below your 500 Total Points Pokemon, you must take away 2 points from when you attack the opponent). This rule does not apply when both Pokemon are above 900 HP. Gold Pokemon CAN NEVER GO OVER 1 POINT OF DAMAGE! No matter what they only deplete 1, this is to balance out Gold Pokemon effectivness. You can only heal your Pokemon once every 5 turns (Starting on the 5th turn, where you may add A point to your Pokemons HP, and then wait 5 turns, and repeat) You cannot double heal, and you must skip healing A Unowned/Wild that turn when you heal it. When you win against the opponent, Whatever the Enemies Total HP was is added to your Total HP, this does not affect the enemies Total HP in anyway (You don't deplete from it), The loser does nothing. Wild Legendaries and Shinies have more HP then usual compared to other Wild Pokemon, Wild Babies have less HP then usual as well. And last, but not least: Evolution. When your non-Legendary Pokemon gains over 250 Total HP, you may evolve it. You can evolve it into available later forms when it Accemulates 500 Total HP, if it has A split Evo, you can choose between them. Eevee may evolve after Accemulating 300 Total HP. Babies may evolve after accemulating 130 HP. Golden Pokemon evolve after Accemulating 1000 HP, then again into their higher form after Accemulating 3500 HP.
UPDATE! I've added some features to H&H:AE: Mystery Eggs! Newer battling Tactics! And Golden Pokemon!
Mystery Eggs are not rare, but they are uncommon. Sometimes I might add A Mystery Egg to the list, it's HP will vary, depending on how rare the Pokemon in it is (The higher the rarer). In fact you have A better chance of finding Shinies through this Feature, and it's the only way to get Manaphy, who will NEVER appear on the list as A catchable Pokemon, and even though it's Legendary it will not always have high HP, it's completely random so predicting is no good. When Someone has depleted the Egg of it's HP, it will not hatch, because I decided when it hatches. So watch out for this in my post:
"{PC Member}, your Egg has hatched into {Pokemon}, congradulations!"
A hatched Pokemon always starts out with 15 HP. And Egg's are treated as normal Pokemon (You can't deplete from another Wild Pokemon if you are depleting from this one). And now Golden Pokemon...
Gold Pokemon are THE rarest Pokemon in H&H:AE! They make legendaries look as if they appear all the time! And they are only obtainable through Mystery Egg's! The chances of obtaining one are 1/3472. However, whether it's Normal, Gold, Shiny, or Manaphy is up to me, Golden and Shiny Manaphy's are obtainable as well. Gold Pokemon Have super high HP and they gain twice as much Total HP when you beat another Trainer's Pokemon. For example if your 60 HP Golden Rhyhorn beat A 21 HP Normal Corsola, it would gain 42 instead of 21 HP.
So, no Double Healing, and no Double Hurting.
I'll start the list of Wild Pokemon:
Charmander - 20
Munchlax - 23
*Shiny* Ralts - 29
Pinpuku - 15
Korinku - 19
Eevee - 21
Lickitung - 23
Pochama - 21
Wurmple - 19
Togepi - 14
Magby - 13
Caterpie - 23
Pikachu - 23
I'll let someone else begin H&Hing.
ALSO, if you're wondering where the Battling Tactics are, they're up there in the original Rules (The LARGE Paragraph up there), just read through and you'll notice.
Basicly this is A vastly modified H&H, it's like the original, but with A motherload of changes, i'll explain:
Like the original you start off with A list of Pokemon with points, you then take A point from one, while giving A point to the other. Now here are the changes: No one but the creator of the game/thread (Me, for this one) may add and, if neccesary, remove A Pokemon from the list. The Creator of the thread may put any Pokemon on the list, however, Legendaries and even Shinies will be super rare. Now here's the cool part. whoever "Kills" A Pokemon gets to keep it. So you don't forget that you got it, I recommend putting it in Notepad, Your signiture, your notes in Yahoo mail or where ever. Now how does this new feature come in handy? You may send it back onto the list in any of your posts with it's Current HP (If it has not "battled" any other persons Pokemon before, it should keep it's original HP, from when it was killed and caught, more on Battles next). Now you heard me say Battles right? Well that's the REAL cool part. Now if A trainer brings A Pokemon of theirs out and then another, those 2 may declare Battle on each other and start Hurting each other's Pokemon in the same fashion as you would the unowned/wild Pokemon (Those that I put in the list that are not owned by me). This does not affect average Gameplay (For example, you may take 1 point from A trainer's Pokemon and take 1 from An Unowned/Wild Pokemon on the same post). If your Pokemon's total HP goes over 100, it can add another point to their hurting value (You may Double hurt the enemy), and for every new 100 you obtain you can add Another Point to hurting (when Total HP reaches 200, you may deplete 3 Points, and so on until you're able to deplete 10 Points from an Opponent, or when you reach over 900 HP, the process stops after that) So when you reach 1000 it dosen't go to 11, it stays 10 forever. However, for every 100 HP points your Foe's Pokemon lacks compared to your own, you must deplete from what Damage you inflict (If the Foe is 200 Total Points below your 500 Total Points Pokemon, you must take away 2 points from when you attack the opponent). This rule does not apply when both Pokemon are above 900 HP. Gold Pokemon CAN NEVER GO OVER 1 POINT OF DAMAGE! No matter what they only deplete 1, this is to balance out Gold Pokemon effectivness. You can only heal your Pokemon once every 5 turns (Starting on the 5th turn, where you may add A point to your Pokemons HP, and then wait 5 turns, and repeat) You cannot double heal, and you must skip healing A Unowned/Wild that turn when you heal it. When you win against the opponent, Whatever the Enemies Total HP was is added to your Total HP, this does not affect the enemies Total HP in anyway (You don't deplete from it), The loser does nothing. Wild Legendaries and Shinies have more HP then usual compared to other Wild Pokemon, Wild Babies have less HP then usual as well. And last, but not least: Evolution. When your non-Legendary Pokemon gains over 250 Total HP, you may evolve it. You can evolve it into available later forms when it Accemulates 500 Total HP, if it has A split Evo, you can choose between them. Eevee may evolve after Accemulating 300 Total HP. Babies may evolve after accemulating 130 HP. Golden Pokemon evolve after Accemulating 1000 HP, then again into their higher form after Accemulating 3500 HP.
UPDATE! I've added some features to H&H:AE: Mystery Eggs! Newer battling Tactics! And Golden Pokemon!
Mystery Eggs are not rare, but they are uncommon. Sometimes I might add A Mystery Egg to the list, it's HP will vary, depending on how rare the Pokemon in it is (The higher the rarer). In fact you have A better chance of finding Shinies through this Feature, and it's the only way to get Manaphy, who will NEVER appear on the list as A catchable Pokemon, and even though it's Legendary it will not always have high HP, it's completely random so predicting is no good. When Someone has depleted the Egg of it's HP, it will not hatch, because I decided when it hatches. So watch out for this in my post:
"{PC Member}, your Egg has hatched into {Pokemon}, congradulations!"
A hatched Pokemon always starts out with 15 HP. And Egg's are treated as normal Pokemon (You can't deplete from another Wild Pokemon if you are depleting from this one). And now Golden Pokemon...
Gold Pokemon are THE rarest Pokemon in H&H:AE! They make legendaries look as if they appear all the time! And they are only obtainable through Mystery Egg's! The chances of obtaining one are 1/3472. However, whether it's Normal, Gold, Shiny, or Manaphy is up to me, Golden and Shiny Manaphy's are obtainable as well. Gold Pokemon Have super high HP and they gain twice as much Total HP when you beat another Trainer's Pokemon. For example if your 60 HP Golden Rhyhorn beat A 21 HP Normal Corsola, it would gain 42 instead of 21 HP.
So, no Double Healing, and no Double Hurting.
I'll start the list of Wild Pokemon:
Charmander - 20
Munchlax - 23
*Shiny* Ralts - 29
Pinpuku - 15
Korinku - 19
Eevee - 21
Lickitung - 23
Pochama - 21
Wurmple - 19
Togepi - 14
Magby - 13
Caterpie - 23
Pikachu - 23
I'll let someone else begin H&Hing.
ALSO, if you're wondering where the Battling Tactics are, they're up there in the original Rules (The LARGE Paragraph up there), just read through and you'll notice.
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