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Kentaro makes 2 Intimidate attempts on the Rhyhorn (at -8 because Rhyhorn is Medium, for +10 modifier.) Kentaro rolls a 26 and a 22. He's hoping to make it at least Shaken, as to make it more vulnerable to Lucifer's color spray.

Earl is definitely frightened, but is hampered by Dratini's grapple. He attempts to struggle up beneath the serpentine pokemon, but fails.

Krystal shouts to Earl to keep trying to throw off Dratini.

"Dratini, keep using wrap, finish him"

(Grapple: 1d20+7: 13, 1d8+10 damage if successful: 18
2nd Grapple: 1d20+7: 27, 1d8+10 damage if successful: 17
-Rhyhorn's DR)

Knox and Drast are up.

Can I assume Abra is nearby, out and watching the fight? If so:

Knox mentally asks Abra to read Krystal's mind when he attempts to intimidate her again. Handle Animal: 1d20+16 → [4,16] = (20)

Intimidation on Krystal: 1d20+10 → [14,10] = (24)

Krystal's not even paying attention to the intimidate attempts, instead focusing on the battle, if the silvery aura-bastion of fearlessness is at her command, there's no outward sign.

Abra is sleeping nearby leaning against the railing of the trainer platform, raises it's head, and shakes it to Knox, indicating there's no conscious action related to the intimidate attempt.

Luca and Velo are up

Velo circles around the blind and reeling Litwick, claws and teeth and tail slashing mercilessly while Luca cheers him on.

Stabbity stabbity stab!

Velo takes a 5' step to L9 and makes a full attack.

Miss chances for incorporeal and half damage for type disadvantage have already been included.

Claw: misses due to incorporeal
Claw: hits AC 19 for 6 damage
Tail: hits AC 15 for 5 damage
Bite: hits AC 19 for 6 damage

Each of the claws and the tail also inflict poison (Fort DC 15, 1d6 Dex/1d6 Dex).
All of the damage is non-lethal thanks to False Swipe.

Luca will use his standard action to Rally Velo into making another attack, Claw: hits AC 26 for 6 damage.

"Shazam*, what's their next move? Have they decided on what Pokemon they're bringing out next?"

*Abra. Damnit, I forgot I named him.

Nopur recalls his fainted pokemon.

<"I don't think they have more pokemon."> Shazam mentally says.

Lucifer is up, and it's just the infested and grappled Rhyhorn left.

Lucifer, color spray the last standing opponent!

Dratini should roll Will as well.

Dratini's Will Save was 1d20+4=17

Lucifer's color spray DC is 16, so that should pass.

Yep, no problems. It's just a cone, so I wanted to make sure Dratini saved too.

Happiny is up, and then it's Kentaro's turn.

(Not much to do at this point.)

"Whimsy, grab on to Earl."

Grapple: 1d20+1 &#8594; [5,+1] = (6) (Grab on maneuver. DC=Touch AC + BAB)

Whimsy walks over to the dragon-entangled rhyhorn and wraps it's tiny, nub-like arms around one of it's legs.

It's not very effective.

(My bad, it was a Tome Grab on maneuver, so the result of my roll would be 6, against a DC of Touch AC +BAB, which I suspect still wouldn't do anything)

(((Yeah, same outcome.

I also realized Earl gets an AoO.))

Earl looks down at the small Whimsy hugging it's leg and simply kicks its leg dealing 4 damage

(Earl's blinded and stunned right? I don't think he's capable of taking AoOs. A typical Rhyhorn has a touch AC of 10. Blinded reduces AC by 2. Stunned reduces AC by 2. Unless Earl has a normal touch AC greater than 10 or I messed up somewhere, Whimsy should succeed at this. Not that it'll matter at all...)

Grab on's dc is touch+BAB, and neither blinded nor stunned prohibit aoos.

My bad about the Grab On DC. However,

Stunned wrote:A stunned creature drops everything held, can’t take actions, takes a -2 penalty to AC, and loses his Dexterity bonus to AC (if any).

Blinded wrote:The character cannot see. He takes a -2 penalty to Armor Class, loses his Dexterity bonus to AC (if any), moves at half speed, and takes a -4 penalty on Search checks and on most Strength- and Dexterity-based skill checks. All checks and activities that rely on vision (such as reading and Spot checks) automatically fail. All opponents are considered to have total concealment (50% miss chance) to the blinded character. Characters who remain blinded for a long time grow accustomed to these drawbacks and can overcome some of them.

Total Concealment wrote:You can’t execute an attack of opportunity against an opponent with total concealment, even if you know what square or squares the opponent occupies.

This is what I get for quickly checking d20srd on my phone.

"It's over already," Kentaro tells Krystal. "Earl's practically unconscious. I'd give up and save your Pokemon some pain."

(Kentaro is trying to avoid appealing to fear this time around, since he's realized he's not going to scare Krystal, and the Rhyhorn is already helpless so it's not worth scaring further. I'm not sure if this would still be an Intimidate check, or if it would be Diplomacy instead.)

Krystal hesitates, but only a moment, before clicking open Earl's pokeball, "Earl, come back." The thin beam of red light stretches out from the ball and encompasses the rhino pokemon, retrieving it from Dratini's coils.

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(once you've retrieved your pokemon)

J'kul hops the barrier of the trainer's stand as his companions duck beneath it to come over to your side, "well, seems we underestimated you guys. I guess we need to put some more training in. You guys taking on the gym challenge?"

"Good match nonetheless."

Knox looks down at the magikarp on J'kul's belt for a moment.

"I get the feeling that our next match, should we meet again will be a lot tougher. Yeah, we're planning on taking on the gym challenge eventually, but we're in no rush at the moment. How long are you guys sticking around here?"