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Pinnacle of the Final Frontier PG-13
Pinnacle of the Final Frontier PG-13
Main thread located here.
Roleplay Information
Spoiler:
Background
It was twenty years ago when Scott had his dream. A dream of a beautiful empire, ruled by only the most powerful of trainers. Scott lived in Slateport for his whole life. Living on the ocean always made him wonder what was out there. However, he never had enough money to venture out. So, he became a Pokemon trainer instead, and challenged the Pokemon League. He was a revered trainer after a long journey with his Pokemon. He was ready to challenge the Elite Four themselves, but he disappeared one day...
The Story
Hoenn is a land of tropical weather and heavy mythology. The legends state that Pokemon created this land entirely. People created the gyms and Pokemon league of today. It is typical for a trainer, ranging anywhere from ten years old or older, to begin a journey with a faithful Pokemon. Becoming the champion is the ultimate goal of trainers, which they obtain status of by defeating the eight known gyms that are spread across the region. But, unknown to most trainers, there is an organization that is open only to those elite of the elite. The trainers that are invited to this organization not only have the most powerful Pokemon in the land, but their natural skills are also toned to the extreme. This organization is known as the TSF. This acronym is unknown to all except those who conquer this organization. Trainers that are invited by this organization are pitted against their surroundings in rigorous tests of seven categories; Ability, Spirit, Knowledge, Bravery, Tactics, Guts, and Luck. There have been many incidents where a trainer has not returned from a challenge.
The chosen people this year are to stay in a hotel in the center of the organization's land, known as the Hoenn Battle Frontier. They will each have to challenge several harrowing tests in the duration of their stay. One hundred trainers have been admitted to this frontier. Out of these, only one will be offered the position in a spot of the TSF. Good luck to the trainers, and their Pokemon.
Facilities:
Battle Dome:
A tournament-like challenge is held here. Only seven may pass its demanding criteria. Those who lose a battle have a chance to rebuttle back into the tournament by defeating a loser of the same round. Those who pass aren't evaluated necessarily on winning, but how they plan a battle and how they execute tactics.
Battle Arena:
A knockout style contest where single Pokemon are pitted up against eachother to prove which one has the best Mind, Body, and Skill abilities. This challenge is a direct measure of the individual Pokemon's guts.
Battle Tower:
A continuous battling system that makes challengers battle in a neutral environment. The battles here determine the ability of the trainer to battle on even footing.
Battle Palace:
A challenge that bans the trainer from commanding the trainer in battle. Battles here determine the trust and spirit between Pokemon and Trainers.
Battle Factory:
A facility that rents out Pokemon for trainers to use against other rented Pokemon. This challenge indicates whether or not the trainer can adapt to the situation in an instant and if the trainer can strategize battles with Pokemon they have never used before.
Battle Pike:
A continuous challenge that determines the luck of the trainer. Trainers are trapped in a cave, and must get out. They may run into things such as wild Pokemon, angry trainers, or people who can heal their Pokemon. Those who have amazing fortune have a chance to battle a great trainer... though some may call it unlucky.
Battle Pyramid:
A dark and eerie challenge that demands the bravest notions from trainers. They must oppose both trainers and wild Pokemon of high skill level to reach the top, where they are awarded to leave.
Rules:
The 'Nitty-Gritty':
Feel free to ask questions about anything you don't understand.
It was twenty years ago when Scott had his dream. A dream of a beautiful empire, ruled by only the most powerful of trainers. Scott lived in Slateport for his whole life. Living on the ocean always made him wonder what was out there. However, he never had enough money to venture out. So, he became a Pokemon trainer instead, and challenged the Pokemon League. He was a revered trainer after a long journey with his Pokemon. He was ready to challenge the Elite Four themselves, but he disappeared one day...
The Story
Hoenn is a land of tropical weather and heavy mythology. The legends state that Pokemon created this land entirely. People created the gyms and Pokemon league of today. It is typical for a trainer, ranging anywhere from ten years old or older, to begin a journey with a faithful Pokemon. Becoming the champion is the ultimate goal of trainers, which they obtain status of by defeating the eight known gyms that are spread across the region. But, unknown to most trainers, there is an organization that is open only to those elite of the elite. The trainers that are invited to this organization not only have the most powerful Pokemon in the land, but their natural skills are also toned to the extreme. This organization is known as the TSF. This acronym is unknown to all except those who conquer this organization. Trainers that are invited by this organization are pitted against their surroundings in rigorous tests of seven categories; Ability, Spirit, Knowledge, Bravery, Tactics, Guts, and Luck. There have been many incidents where a trainer has not returned from a challenge.
The chosen people this year are to stay in a hotel in the center of the organization's land, known as the Hoenn Battle Frontier. They will each have to challenge several harrowing tests in the duration of their stay. One hundred trainers have been admitted to this frontier. Out of these, only one will be offered the position in a spot of the TSF. Good luck to the trainers, and their Pokemon.
Facilities:
Spoiler:
Battle Dome:
A tournament-like challenge is held here. Only seven may pass its demanding criteria. Those who lose a battle have a chance to rebuttle back into the tournament by defeating a loser of the same round. Those who pass aren't evaluated necessarily on winning, but how they plan a battle and how they execute tactics.
Battle Arena:
A knockout style contest where single Pokemon are pitted up against eachother to prove which one has the best Mind, Body, and Skill abilities. This challenge is a direct measure of the individual Pokemon's guts.
Battle Tower:
A continuous battling system that makes challengers battle in a neutral environment. The battles here determine the ability of the trainer to battle on even footing.
Battle Palace:
A challenge that bans the trainer from commanding the trainer in battle. Battles here determine the trust and spirit between Pokemon and Trainers.
Battle Factory:
A facility that rents out Pokemon for trainers to use against other rented Pokemon. This challenge indicates whether or not the trainer can adapt to the situation in an instant and if the trainer can strategize battles with Pokemon they have never used before.
Battle Pike:
A continuous challenge that determines the luck of the trainer. Trainers are trapped in a cave, and must get out. They may run into things such as wild Pokemon, angry trainers, or people who can heal their Pokemon. Those who have amazing fortune have a chance to battle a great trainer... though some may call it unlucky.
Battle Pyramid:
A dark and eerie challenge that demands the bravest notions from trainers. They must oppose both trainers and wild Pokemon of high skill level to reach the top, where they are awarded to leave.
Rules:
- The obvious stuff, no Godmodding, Bunnying, etc.
- All Sign-ups/posts must meet minimum requirements at the least. That means all posts must be at least 4 lines. If you can't get four lines into a post, then there must not be a reason in posting.
- I hold the right to kick out any roleplayer out at any time (given that it's reasonable). If I kick you out, and you refuse to leave, I will report you. *First offenses will result in a warning, and second consecutive warning (within a week) or severe offense will result in removal from the roleplay.*
- All assigned missions must be completed within the time frame given (almost always being Monday through Friday, but I'm not too strict. Sometimes things happen outside of the Internet that can't be helped).
- You must be VERY active. It will literally test your dedication, writing, and punctual skills. Be prepared for a lot, here.
- Do not complain that this is not following the games/anime/etc. I do realize this, and it's a totally different story. kthx
The 'Nitty-Gritty':
Spoiler:
Feel free to ask questions about anything you don't understand.
- Once every other week, an assignment will be issued to each roleplayer individually (meaning everyone will have to do something different).
- You must meet the deadline, or else you won't get battle points. I will try to keep timezones in mind if it comes down to it.
- Assignments will almost always consist of a Frontier facility challenge, but there may be other sorts of missions...
- Each roleplayer will receive Battle Points based on well they perform their task.
- More Points awarded means that the roleplayer did an outstanding job, low Points or no Points awarded usually means that it was incomplete or completed whilst breaking one or more of the rules.
- Awards are based on post quality, time frame/usage, and how well you stayed to the criteria of the roleplay (did your Pokemon act how they match in your Sign-up, etc.).
- Awards will be tallied in what I call the 'evaluation period,' which will take place between missions. During these times, the characters will be spending time in the hotel or around the frontier, building friendships and rivalries with others.
- New assignments will be posted in the OOC thread. A notification will appear in this thread when new assignments are issued. Awards will also be posted in the OOC thread.
- Battle Points can be spent on prizes, such as hold items, TMs, and extra moveslots, etc. Check the OOC thread when it is accepted for possible prizes.
Prizes:
Spoiler:
- PokeBall - 2 Battle Points
- Great Ball - 6 Battle Points
- Any type of Pokeball - 10 Battle Points
(excluding Dream Ball, Safari Ball, and MasterBall) - Moveslot+1 - 30 Battle Points
(Any Pokemon can only have a max moveset of six moves. New moveslots will not have any available moves in them.) - Heart Scale - 20 Battle Points
(Used to re-teach moves the Pokemon may have already known at one point via level up.) - TM/HM - 30 Battle Points each
A list of TM's and HM's available for this Roleplay can be found here. - A Berry - 10 Battle Points for common berries, 20 for damage reducing berries, 30 for stat-raising berries.
Unfortunately, unlike the games, berries are consumed once used. - Hold item - Pending (ask for what you want, I will give a price accordingly)
Consumable hold items, like berries, go away when used.
Roleplayers:
Kogenta - Accepted
Beechlgz - Accepted
Almondeyes - Accepted
Tenthcompanion - Accepted
Pokepokemo - Accepted
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