JCJ's Crazy RandomLocke

[JonathanCrazyJ]

THE POKEMON CHAMPION!



What hit me first was that I FORGOT TO BLOODY HEAL.
I decided to switch to Latias, who had healing, and would resists a STAB Water.
I needn't have worried, Blastois's Muddy Water missed.



Dragon Claw did a pleasing amout of damage, and Blastois's Glare pleasingly missed.



Walace seems to have kept his affinity with water despite the randomization. this time, however, I was ready with Raiku! Thunderbolt did its thing.



I decided to go for Broke for an OHKO and use Hydro Cannon. It did not disappoint!



Another Water 'mon, but this time Raiku would be no use. I therefore whipped out my strongest, with an idea of setting up Double Team to sweep to victory.



I had 4 double teams up at this point, and looked odds-on to Body Slam to the Championship! The butterfly crumpled.



Stayed in because of the Double Teams. Amazingly went first (3 levels below, wat?) and did 65% damage.



AND THAT'S IT! JCJ's Crazy Randomlocke was... on balance, not too bad. The difficulty could have been higher, but it was good fun, and I did have a few losses along the way:

Graveller
Loudred
Ariados
Camerupt
Lanturn
Metagross
Salamence

Thanks guys, hope you enjoyed my little journey!

[Submachine]

It feels like it only started 2 days ago, it went away so quickly. ^^" It was definitely worth following your adventures, even if I was always somewhat late to the party (being busy nowadays). After completion though, it feels like available water-areas to catch new pokémons should be reduced in a Randomizer ruleset, because they add a way larger variety to teams than in ordinary Nuzlockes. But even without that variety, I belive Slaking would have carried the team effectively in dire situations.

Oh, by the way, as your MVP pokémon, what nickname would you give to your Slaking?

[JonathanCrazyJ]

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