Post by Raven on Jun 2, 2013 1:33:47 GMT -5
Welcome new trainers! Welcome to your Pokémon adventure! 
Bright ten year olds from all over Johto (or perhaps just visiting Johto) will adventure to Ecruteak City. "A city that even now bears the marks of its history." Ecruteak's city gym leader, Morty, specializes in ghost Pokémon. As well as the gym, there are several attractions in Ecruteak, such as a dance studio and two towers: Burned Tower and Bell Tower. Ecruteak connects to three different routes, Route 38 to the west, Route 37 to the south, and Route 42 to the east. Trees border the city in all other directions, and there is a small pond within the city limits where children play and adults fish. Pokémon can be found in the waters and in the trees. Like in most cities, there is a Pokémart and a Pokémon center. Where will you go?
www.mediafire.com/download/c5cpr5p5z3ybca3/PTABeta1.34.zip
You don't actually have to download that, but it's there.
If you wish to join, just let me know your character stats. You have 64 points to distribute through 6 stats. The minimum number of points to each stat is 6, with a maximum of 14 points per stat. The six stats are:
Strength: While in the games trainers do next to nothing, in the real world Pokémon trainers are part of wild battles. They can participate with weapons to help and inspire their Pokémon companions.
Dexterity: This determines your reflexes, balance, hand-eye co-ordination and speed.
Constitution: Similarly to how Pokémon trainers may help in battles, they can also be attacked! While they are protected from this in League battles, in wild battles they are not! Constitution is a measure of your stamina and life force.
Intelligence: Measures mind and reason. People with high intelligence find it easy to learn new things. This is equatable to booksmarts.
Wisdom: This is a measure of common sense, perception, intuition, and empathy. This is equatable to street smarts.
Charisma: Willpower, charm, and persuasiveness are all part of a person's charisma. People with high charisma find it easier to get what they want from others.
As well as your stats, it is important to have a back story that backs them up! Why would a child who grew up on the streets have low wisdom? Obviously if a kid was made fun of for being a know-it-all in school, even if they try to act dumb they will have a high intelligence! Just because kids often get what they want does not mean that they have a high Charisma. If they are given everything with no effort on their part, they will not need charisma. Lastly, it is important that you figure out why your character is in Ecruteak City.
Finally, you need to tell me the name, species, and gender of your desired Pokémon. It must be a stage 0 non-legendary Pokémon. Regions do not matter. I will do the rest!
Bright ten year olds from all over Johto (or perhaps just visiting Johto) will adventure to Ecruteak City. "A city that even now bears the marks of its history." Ecruteak's city gym leader, Morty, specializes in ghost Pokémon. As well as the gym, there are several attractions in Ecruteak, such as a dance studio and two towers: Burned Tower and Bell Tower. Ecruteak connects to three different routes, Route 38 to the west, Route 37 to the south, and Route 42 to the east. Trees border the city in all other directions, and there is a small pond within the city limits where children play and adults fish. Pokémon can be found in the waters and in the trees. Like in most cities, there is a Pokémart and a Pokémon center. Where will you go?www.mediafire.com/download/c5cpr5p5z3ybca3/PTABeta1.34.zip
You don't actually have to download that, but it's there.
If you wish to join, just let me know your character stats. You have 64 points to distribute through 6 stats. The minimum number of points to each stat is 6, with a maximum of 14 points per stat. The six stats are:
Strength: While in the games trainers do next to nothing, in the real world Pokémon trainers are part of wild battles. They can participate with weapons to help and inspire their Pokémon companions.
Dexterity: This determines your reflexes, balance, hand-eye co-ordination and speed.
Constitution: Similarly to how Pokémon trainers may help in battles, they can also be attacked! While they are protected from this in League battles, in wild battles they are not! Constitution is a measure of your stamina and life force.
Intelligence: Measures mind and reason. People with high intelligence find it easy to learn new things. This is equatable to booksmarts.
Wisdom: This is a measure of common sense, perception, intuition, and empathy. This is equatable to street smarts.
Charisma: Willpower, charm, and persuasiveness are all part of a person's charisma. People with high charisma find it easier to get what they want from others.
As well as your stats, it is important to have a back story that backs them up! Why would a child who grew up on the streets have low wisdom? Obviously if a kid was made fun of for being a know-it-all in school, even if they try to act dumb they will have a high intelligence! Just because kids often get what they want does not mean that they have a high Charisma. If they are given everything with no effort on their part, they will not need charisma. Lastly, it is important that you figure out why your character is in Ecruteak City.
Finally, you need to tell me the name, species, and gender of your desired Pokémon. It must be a stage 0 non-legendary Pokémon. Regions do not matter. I will do the rest!
