Relentless Assault

Description:

The Pokemon prepares itself to unleash several attacks upon its foes. On its next attacking opportunity, the Fighting Pokemon's dedication allows it to fight with a ferocious vigor, letting it move and strike multiple times consecutively in the same moment.

Usage:

Use of Relentless Assault is announced on the User's turn in a round. On the User's turn in the next round, the User takes two turns in a row that count as one turn. (1p2s)

Example:

Machop fights against Weepinbell. As a Poison-type, Weepinbell is resistant to Machop's Fighting moves. Machop is having difficulty doing significant damage to the creature, so it activates Relentless Assault. Machop's turn finishes, and the next round begins. On Machop's turn, it first moves several squares to behind Weepinbell to strike it from behind with Low Sweep. The attack is successful, and Weepinbell loses 7 HP and its SP stat goes down one stage (an additional effect of Low Sweep). Machop loses 4 FP from Low Sweep, and its first turn ends. Machop's second turn, from Relentless Assault, begins. It strikes Weepinbell again with another Low Sweep. The Weepinbell is struck again for 6 damage and its SP goes down another stage. Machop loses 4 FP, then moves away from the creature with its full available move range. Weepinbell has received a total of 13 damage from Machop, not a very large amount, but its SP has been reduced by 60 in a single turn. Weepinbell attempts to pursue Machop, but cannot reach the creature with its reduced movement range.

Notes:

The User's second turn has a regular movement action and attack action. Additionally, on a second turn, the User is allowed the use of a Skill as normal.

FP is used normally on both turns of Relentless Assault.

Despite the name, there is no mandatory attack action requirement for use of Relentless Assault.

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