Post by Elric Caulfield on Jan 4, 2015 21:04:41 GMT -5
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Located on the small island in the bay of Bayonada, the Electric Type gym is set up to include a small port area, and a battling field. The field itself is large and set up in a broad area for one specific reason and the gym itself can be seen as rather unorthodox. Run by Elric Caulfield and @jax, the gym is played in a capture the flagesque manner. You can find the rules to the battles on the next tab.
Challenging the gym leader requires that you contact him by was of call or text at least 48 hours (oocly) in advance of the battle. Once contacted, he will direct you straight to a boat taxi that will take you out to the island on the night that your challenge will begin. Battles are only held at night, and there will be no exceptions made to this rule. If you don't want to do a night time battle, then don't challenge the gym. This rule holds true for both the gym leader and the co-leader.[/PTab={tab-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-hover-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-selected-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-width:20px;tab-padding:5px;tab-border:2px solid #0f2e35;tab-color: #88c3b4;height: 380px; width: 530px; overflow: auto; background: #0f2e35; color: #8ea797; padding: 10px;}][PTab=○]
The battling field is set up in an industrial style, with open shipping containers, ramps, heavy equipment, watering holes, and ladders adorning the entire battlefield. Because the entire match is played in the dark, using only light from the moon and the lights built into the field itself, each Pokemon and human trainer is given a collar or bracelet that is either red or blue which will help the participants to tell each team from the other. There will be dark nights in which the moon is not shining, and they may even be nights in which it is raining or snowing. The LED equipment ensures that each individual is aware of one another. The field is generally made up of energy absorbing metals and plastics that help to power the lights of the field itself. When the field is not being used, the field automatically stores the energy from previous battles until it is needed later on.[/PTab={tab-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-hover-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-selected-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-width:20px;tab-padding:5px;tab-border:2px solid #0f2e35;tab-color: #88c3b4;height: 380px; width: 530px; overflow: auto; background: #0f2e35; color: #8ea797; padding: 10px;}][PTab=○]
The Electric Gym of Bayonadaville is run in a style in which one must capture the flags of their opponent in order to win. A winning team will have captured six flags from their opponent through battle. The battles are set up in a 6 v 6 double battle fashion and movement around the field is very much encouraged. Once a Pokemon faints, a flag must be given to the other team. There is no puzzle to this gym, but there is an intense challenge to the gym.
That challenge? Well, for every voluntary substitution of one of your own Pokemon, you must give a flag to your opponent. This rule counts for Pokemon substituting moves like Baton Pass, U-Turn, Volt Switch, and Parting Shot. This rule does not count for moves against the opponents Pokemon that force them to switch out their Pokemon (Roar, Dragon Tail, Circle Throw, and Whirlwind) as this is an involuntary substitution and will not be counted as a substitution and will result in the users loss of two flags.
No matter how many of your Pokemon have fainted, once one team has six flags, whether from fainted Pokemon or substitutions, the match is over. If you win, you will be awarded the gym badge. If you lose, but you give a very valiant effort without overuse of substitutions, you may also be given a gym badge.[/PTab={tab-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-hover-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-selected-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-width:20px;tab-padding:5px;tab-border:2px solid #0f2e35;tab-color: #88c3b4;height: 380px; width: 530px; overflow: auto; background: #0f2e35; color: #8ea797; padding: 10px;}]
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BAYONADAVILLE'S
ELECTRIC GYM
ELECTRIC GYM
About the Gym
Located on the small island in the bay of Bayonada, the Electric Type gym is set up to include a small port area, and a battling field. The field itself is large and set up in a broad area for one specific reason and the gym itself can be seen as rather unorthodox. Run by Elric Caulfield and @jax, the gym is played in a capture the flagesque manner. You can find the rules to the battles on the next tab.
Challenging the gym leader requires that you contact him by was of call or text at least 48 hours (oocly) in advance of the battle. Once contacted, he will direct you straight to a boat taxi that will take you out to the island on the night that your challenge will begin. Battles are only held at night, and there will be no exceptions made to this rule. If you don't want to do a night time battle, then don't challenge the gym. This rule holds true for both the gym leader and the co-leader.
The Field
The battling field is set up in an industrial style, with open shipping containers, ramps, heavy equipment, watering holes, and ladders adorning the entire battlefield. Because the entire match is played in the dark, using only light from the moon and the lights built into the field itself, each Pokemon and human trainer is given a collar or bracelet that is either red or blue which will help the participants to tell each team from the other. There will be dark nights in which the moon is not shining, and they may even be nights in which it is raining or snowing. The LED equipment ensures that each individual is aware of one another. The field is generally made up of energy absorbing metals and plastics that help to power the lights of the field itself. When the field is not being used, the field automatically stores the energy from previous battles until it is needed later on.[/PTab={tab-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-hover-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-selected-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-width:20px;tab-padding:5px;tab-border:2px solid #0f2e35;tab-color: #88c3b4;height: 380px; width: 530px; overflow: auto; background: #0f2e35; color: #8ea797; padding: 10px;}][PTab=○]
The Battle & Rules
The Electric Gym of Bayonadaville is run in a style in which one must capture the flags of their opponent in order to win. A winning team will have captured six flags from their opponent through battle. The battles are set up in a 6 v 6 double battle fashion and movement around the field is very much encouraged. Once a Pokemon faints, a flag must be given to the other team. There is no puzzle to this gym, but there is an intense challenge to the gym.
That challenge? Well, for every voluntary substitution of one of your own Pokemon, you must give a flag to your opponent. This rule counts for Pokemon substituting moves like Baton Pass, U-Turn, Volt Switch, and Parting Shot. This rule does not count for moves against the opponents Pokemon that force them to switch out their Pokemon (Roar, Dragon Tail, Circle Throw, and Whirlwind) as this is an involuntary substitution and will not be counted as a substitution and will result in the users loss of two flags.
No matter how many of your Pokemon have fainted, once one team has six flags, whether from fainted Pokemon or substitutions, the match is over. If you win, you will be awarded the gym badge. If you lose, but you give a very valiant effort without overuse of substitutions, you may also be given a gym badge.[/PTab={tab-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-hover-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-selected-background-color:#0f2e35;tab-width:20px;tab-padding:5px;tab-border:2px solid #0f2e35;tab-color: #88c3b4;height: 380px; width: 530px; overflow: auto; background: #0f2e35; color: #8ea797; padding: 10px;}]
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