Difference between revisions of "Core Tap"
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Wow. It'll be a bit before you can do that again. {{gainEffect|Nova Recovery|120}} | Wow. It'll be a bit before you can do that again. {{gainEffect|Nova Recovery|120}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| + | * This skill can only be used by Elementals who have [[Ember in a Bottle]] or [[Thunder in a Bottle]] for a [[Talisman]]. | ||
* Stuns opponent for one turn (turn in which this is used). | * Stuns opponent for one turn (turn in which this is used). | ||
* All '''Elemental''' skills cost 0 PP, once. | * All '''Elemental''' skills cost 0 PP, once. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:19, 21 December 2011
Skill ID: N/A
Core Tap
When Used
If Nova Recovery is still active:
You're still pretty worn out from last time you tried something like that.
Otherwise:
Your talisman glows with a brilliant light, lancing deep into the Earth and connecting you to that endless source of elemental power. The radiance is blinding and, judging by the look your opponent is giving you, your hair's probably all crazy and spiky now.
Wow. It'll be a bit before you can do that again. You gain an effect: Nova Recovery. (Added for 120 minutes.)
Notes
- This skill can only be used by Elementals who have Ember in a Bottle or Thunder in a Bottle for a Talisman.
- Stuns opponent for one turn (turn in which this is used).
- All Elemental skills cost 0 PP, once.
- When Throw Sparks is cast:
- You try to call up a handful of sparks, but end up with a handful of lava instead. You give it your best fastball, dealing X damage to your opponent.
- When Ice Bolt is cast:
- You blast your opponent with an ice bolt, dealing X damage. It seems extra cold compared to the molten core of the Earth, but what doesn't?
