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Feebas makes it across with two successes! Whether I succeed or fail, since this was a stat roll event, I have to write at least three sentences about what happened. Since I did succeed, I also get to add an odd stone? to my Finds. An item denoted with a ? means it's an unidentified item...

This time I rolled a roll event. Alain absolutely knows how to swim, but this event is silly on purpose so we play along. One of my pokemon is a fire type, so I can't use Sebby, leaving only Feebas to attempt the roll. I check their stats and see they have 2 Vit and 1 Athletic, so I roll 3 dice...

I wonder why I'm cursed and skip the battle again. Skipping optional battle. Rolling for event. -1E Status: Alain: 8/8 HP, 2 Energy Feebas: 4/6 HP, 5/5 Will | Sebby: 5/5 HP, 4/4 Will Gear: 3x Research Balls (CS: 5) Finds: 1x Wild Pidgey (Research Ball) 1x Wild Rattata (Research Ball)

I roll the same battle. Since we've already gone over it, I opt to skip it and carry on. Skipping optional battle. Rolling for event. -1E Status: Alain: 8/8 HP, 3 Energy Feebas: 4/6 HP, 5/5 Will | Sebby: 5/5 HP, 4/4 Will Gear: 3x Research Balls (CS: 5) Finds: 1x Wild Pidgey (Research Ball) 1x...

Six successes mean that this pokemon is in the bag, literally. I deduct the ball, make note of the catch, and continue my adventure. Success! Alain puts the new catch away. Rolling for event. -1E Status: Alain: 8/8 HP, 4 Energy Feebas: 4/6 HP, 5/5 Will | Sebby: 5/5 HP, 4/4 Will Gear: 3x...

Wrap successfully did 1 point of damage, meaning the round is now over unless I want to take a Trainer Action. I decide I want to catch the rattata - I want those sweet faction credits, after all! I declare my ball usage, then check for bonuses again. My base Catch Score is still 5 with the...

Sebby gets 3 successes this time, meaning that after rattata's 1 DEF, they'll be doing 2 damage. However, after doing the damage, we notice that Wrap has a special effect. "Deals 2 dice of damage to the foe at the end of each round for 4 rounds. The foe cannot swap out or flee." That means Sebby...

Wow! 4 successes! However, this doesn't count as a Critical Hit since the accuracy penalty removes 1, leaving us with 3 successes. That's still more than enough to hit, so we start to calculate damage. Sebby's not a normal type, so they don't get a STAB bonus. They only get to roll the base...

Rattata gets 1 success from its 1 Ins. Good for it. However, it's still asleep, so it's Sebby's turn. I remove the turn indicator from my copy/paste notes because I keep forgetting to update it. Good for me. The battle continues! I choose to use Wrap, which has an accuracy rating of -1. This...

Because I am a master at rolling, rattata goes first. However, due to the event, it begins this battle Asleep. Rather than roll a move, I first check its Sleep score. Rattata has an Insight of 1, so I roll 1d6 to see if it makes any progress towards waking up. Initiative order: Rattata, Sebby...

I begin the battle like normal, rolling Initiative for both pokemon. Fighting: Wild Rattata (+2) Sending out: Sebby (+3) Rolling initiative! Rattata, Sebby

This is an optional event. You can declare that you're skipping an event and move on if you want. However, since this gives us an opportunity to look at a status effect, I decide to engage it, so I roll a Wild Battle once more. Accepting battle! Rolling encounter. Status: Alain: 8/8 HP, 6...

Five successes - definitely a catch! That means the battle is officially over, so I make a note of my catch and continue the adventure. Pokémon caught! Rolling for next event. -1E Status: Alain: 8/8 HP, 6 Energy Feebas: 4/6 HP, 5/5 Will | Sebby: 5/5 HP, 4/4 Will Gear: 4x Research Balls (CS: 5)...

Well, that's a little better than before, right? This time we got 3 successes, meaning 2 damage after subtracting pidgey's 1 SDEF. That means the round is over, but this time I'm going to declare a Trainer Action. I'm going to attempt to catch the wild pidgey using a Research Ball. First, I...

Still no crit, but once again we get to roll 6d6 for our damage. Let's go, Feebas! Initiative order: Pidgey, Feebas || Turn: Feebas Pidgey: 4/5 HP, 3/3 Will || 2 DEF, 1 SDEF Feebas: 4/6 HP, 5/5 Will || 2 DEF, 3 SDEF They scream at the top of their lungs!

A miss! Pidgey didn't roll any successes, so the move fails and it's Feebas's turn again. Nice! I declare my attack, deciding its probably best if I don't risk missing and choosing to use the last move over. Once again, it can't miss, but I roll for Critical check anyway. Initiative order...

This time, the opponent used a support move. The To-Hit is rolled as normal, but the damage calculation step will be skipped, since its damage is "0". Instead, we roll to hit, then look at Special Effects to see what happens if it connects. Sand-Attack uses Dex+Channel, so pidgey only gets to...

Oof! Feebas only scored 2 successes, meaning they'd do 2 damage. Pidgey isn't resistant, but we still have to subtract 1, because Disarming Voice is a Special move and pidgey's SDEF is 1. That leaves us with only 1 damage. Better than nothing, I suppose. That means it's the end of this round...

Darn, not enough successes for a Critical Hit. Still, since it's High Accuracy, we know we're going to do damage, so we check for our base damage. Again I check for damage pool - 2+Spe. Feebas has 3 Special, so that makes a base damage pool of 5. Disarming Voice is a fairy type move as well...

Now it's time for my pokemon to move, and I get to choose what it does. I declare the move and check its move listing. I notice that it has the High Accuracy effect - that means this move can't miss! However, I still roll its To-Hit to check for Critical Hits, but even if I get all 1s, I know...