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Pokemon20 is a pen and paper RPG based on microlite20, and enhanced with mechanics from

other systems. The entire goal of this system if for a lite Pokemon RPG experience that runs

smoothly and retains the flavor of the material. If you want a full sized system look elsewhere

(PTU for example), but if you are with a group that might enjoy a small campaign set in the

world of Pokemon this system should make the whole experience easier to manage. Pokemon

information can be taken from Bulbapedia or similar Pokemon wikis and converted into PK20 in

under a minute. Also trainers should have plenty of paths to choose from as the class/race

system for PK20 is very open ended and homebrewing is encouraged.

Page 2, and 3 makeup the printer friendly version of PK20. This page is an intro, and the rest of

the pages are for clarification.

TO DO LISTDM

-Set up Homebrew changes (Affinity, Goals, Parents, and Pricing)

-Set up the world

-Set up some Pokemon that will be common in your campaign on index cards

-Set up rivals, and bad guy factions

-Have fun

PLAYER

-Pick a Parent/Goal set up

-Set up a backstory for your character

-Pick a starter Pokemon

-Put all of that info on a Character Sheet that resembles the EXAMPLE TRAINER below

-Put all of your Pokemon on index cards for ease of use

-Include type advantages/disadvantages

-Include HP, modifiers, and all possible moves at that Tier

-Attempt to accomplish your goals, and have fun

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PLAYER CHARACTERS

HP- 40 + total STR.

AC- 10 + DEX or STR mod + Armor/Parent Bonuses.

ACC- 1d20 + DEX mod + Goal/Parent Bonuses vs. (PC Armor Class) or (reasonable DC).

DMG- Fists 1d8 + STR mod, Weapon 1d12 + STR mod, Ranged Weapon 1d12 + DEX mod.

STATS- STR/DEX/MIND// roll 4d6 and drop the lowest number.

SKILLS- PHY/SUBT/KNOW/COMM// 0 + (bonuses) + purchased ranks// 10 skill pts at start

CHECKS- relevant Skill + relevant Stat mod + 1d20 vs DC set by DM

SPEED- 30ft per turn//20ft per turn when encumbered.

INT- Initiative is based on roleplaying, whoever calls the move first goes first, and rolls decide

the rest of the combat order (DEX mod bonus).

GOALS- 3 Tiers// class system for this game// can be changed based on RP// Tier increase is RP

based// T1 weak and covers the first 1/3rd of the campaign// T2 is good and lasts most of the

game// T3 is amazing and only kicks in as the player nears the completion of their Goal.

PARENTS- Governs starting items, affinity, starting PK, and NPC reactions to the PC.

AFFINITY- Bonuses to a specific type of PK// cannot change.

EXAMPLE PC

Joe Stealzthings- T1 Rogue with Shady parents

55HP no Magic/Psychic power

-STR 15 -DEX 15 -MIND 12

-PHY 2 -SUBT 11 -KNOW 0 -COMM 3

-AC 12 -AB +2 -DMG 1d8+2-Starting items: 5 Pokeballs, 5 Potions, switchblade, and 200 PD

-Starting Pokemon: T1 Ekans

-Poison type affinity

POKEMON

CAPTURE MECHANICS- 20% cap rate on fainted wild PK with PKball// d20 PKball// 2d8

Great ball// d12 Ultra ball// d10 Apricorn ball// Other ball stats listed below.

TEAM- 3 PK at a time, and they can be swapped at any transfer computer.

FAINT- Wild PK have 1d4 turns fainted before escaping// no stopping the escape.

RESPECT- PK gain or lose respect in battle. +1 respect per battle won without fainting, and -1for every time the PK faints +/-3 are max ranks, and carry modifiers//Trades have -3 to start.

HP- Base HP - 10 + (1d20)

ACC- Roll off. Defender gets environment modifier + trainer bonus, and Attacker just has

trainer bonus.

DMG- base attack value + 1d8 per PK Tier.

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EFFECTS- Homebrew. My HB is to have stat changes give stat Tier mods, and ACC changes to

have set +/- effects that can stack. More info below.

STATS- Highest stat gives a bonus, and lowest stat gives a weakness. These stack as the PK

moves up in Tiers. Especially high or low stats can give higher modifiers (explained below)

TYPE- Type advantages and disadvantages are the same as in the games.

BREEDING- Only trained daycare people or Breeder PC can make this happen// Homebrew

results// Possibly stuck at max respect, or can learn 5 moves. Something worthwhile but

reasonable.

TEAM BONUS- Monotype teams get a bonus// examples below.

EXAMPLE POKEMON

Pidgey #016 NORMAL/FLYING T1 46HP 56Speed

T1 Speed Bonus and T1 Sp Def Weakness

Gust- 20 + 1d6 Sp Flying

Sand Attack- Target has a 25% miss chance the rest of the battle (stackable)

ITEM

CASH REWARD- (30PD for losers, 40-80PD for decent people, and 100PD for the rich/gym

leaders) x combined Tiers of the trainers PK.

ITEM COST- Same as the game.

MISC. REWARDS- Homebrew. This will be their bread and butter.

INVENTORY- Backpacks can hold a decent amount of stuff, but not everything. Homebrew.

TM/HM- TM have limited uses, and HM can only be forgotten by the move deleter. But the

game doesnt need to revolve around HM puzzles so the trainers may not need to use them as

much or the trainers may need a lot. DM choice.

ITEMS IN BATTLE- Use up the PKs turn.BATTLE

RULES- Rules matter in gym, and most trainer battles

STANDARD RULES- First trainer to have a PK faint loses, and hands over cash or some agreed

upon item// Surrender is allowed.

COMMANDS- Trainers can only control 1 combat PK at a time. Any more and they all suffer

Confusion. Commands count as the Trainers turn which is why using an Item takes the PKs

turn.

WILD PK- Can attack in groups// DM sets encounter chances.

OUTLAWS- They might gang up on a trainer, and if they win they may take everything// norules.

CRITS- PK does max possible dmg// type advantage is the only way to do get 2x dmg.

CHARACTER SHEETS

The info needed is in the EXAMPLE TRAINER, and EXAMPLE POKEMON above.

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Player Characters

STATS

There are 3 stats: Strength (STR), Dexterity (DEX)

and Mind (MIND).Roll 4d6, drop lowest dice. Total remaining 3 dice

and allocate to one of the stats. Repeat for remaining

stats.

Stat bonus = (STAT-10)/2, round down.

SKILLS

There are just 4 skills: Physical, Subterfuge,

Knowledge and Communication. Roll higher than

the given Difficulty Class to succeed.Skill rank = purchased level + any bonus due to your Goal or Parents.

Skill roll = d20 + skill rank + whatever stat bonus

is most applicable to the use + situation modifiers.

Skill level purchase- Created characters get 10 skill points to allocate with a maximum of 5 to

one skill

Converted D20 Skills

Appraise comm+MIND

Balance phys+DEX

Bluff comm+MIND

Climb phys+DEX or STR, whichever is highest

Concentration doesn't apply. GM's fiat applies

Craft it's an out of game thing. No one /ever/

crafts things in-game, so it's a redundant

skill. Alternatively, know+DEX

Decipher Script know+MIND or comm+MIND

Diplomacy comm+MIND

Disable Device subt+MIND or subt+DEX

Disguise subt+MIND

Escape Artist subt+DEX or subt+STR, depending on

what you're escaping out of

Forgery comm+DEX

Gather Information comm+MIND

Handle Animal comm+MIND or comm+STR if the animal

is bigger than you

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Heal know+MIND

Hide subt+DEX

Intimidate could be phys+STR, or subt+MIND or

comm+STR. DM's choice

Jump phys+STR (long jump) or phys+DEX (high

jump)

Knowledge know+MIND

Listen subt+MIND

Move Silently subt+DEX

Open Lock subt+DEX

Perform comm+MIND, though it could be DEX if

you're juggling, or STR if you're a

weightlifter

Profession comm+MIND, usually

Ride comm+DEX

Search subt+MIND

Sense Motive comm+MIND

Sleight of Hand subt+DEX

Speak Language doesn't apply. You either know the language

or you don't. Alternatively, comm+MIND to

understand subtle nuances

Spellcraft MIND only

Spot subt+MIND

Survival phys+STR to survive, or subt+DEX or STRto hunt.

Swim phys+STR

Tumble phys+DEX

Use Magic Device you can either use it, or you can't. GM fiat.

Alternatively, MIND only

Use Rope no used

Saving Throws

Fortitude = Physical + STR bonusReflex = Physical + DEX bonus

Will = MIND total + Goal/Parent bonuses

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HEALTH

Player characters (PC) start with 40 HP + total STR (i.e. PC with 12 STR has 52 HP). Health is

balanced against Pokemon HP levels so that if a person was ever to be attacked by a Pokemon it

can be easily managed. At 0 HP a PC can crawl (half speed of walk), and whisper. If another

attack hits after PC is at 0HP then they are unconscious. PC can also become unconscious from

surprise attacks. PC can die at DM discretion. Status based attacks work the same on PC and

Pokemon

ATTACK

PC attack Accuracy will generally be 1d20 + DEX mod + Goal/Parent Bonuses vs. (PC Armor

Class) or (Reasonable DC against Pokemon/objects)

PC Armor Class (AC) is 10 + DEX or STR mod + Armor/Parent Bonuses

PC attack damage for: Fists 1d8 + STR mod, Weapon 1d12 + STR mod, Rock 1d6 + DEX or

STR mod, Ranged Weapon 1d12 + DEX mod

Initiative for PC should be based on Roleplaying. Whoever attacks first has 1st followed by

DEX mod + 1d20 for the rest of the combatants.

MOVEMENT

PC have a standard walking speed outside of combat, and can move 30ft per turn in combat, or

20ft per turn when encumbered.

MAGIC/PSYCHIC POWERIf a PC has the right Goal/Parent combination they may have access to their own special moves.

Since the source material is somewhat unclear as to the actual power humans with these abilities

possess I will set up a guideline that can be houseruled.

PC accuracy is 1d20 + MIND + Goal/Parent Bonuses vs. (PC Will Save) or (Reasonable DC

against Pokemon/objects)

Will save = MIND total + Goal/Parent bonuses

Usage will generally be up to the DM, but common powers will include: Suggestion, Strike,Sense, Move and Hide.

Suggestion- Increases the likelihood of a human thinking something

Strike- 1d12 dmg to target and 1d8 dmg to self

Sense- Allows player to know something about an object or area

Move- Allows player to move something in the world

Hide- Allows player to hide something from non-Magic/Psychic users

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GOALS

PC in Pokemon20 have Goals instead of classes. Goals should be selected by the player without

knowledge of the mechanical benefits involved, but this is just a suggestion. Goals are set into

three Tiers: NOVICE (1), INTERMEDIATE (2), and EXPERT (3). Advancement in the Tiers

should be connected to the player completing tasks relevant to their Goal. Hopefully this will

encourage RP, and the PCs mindset mattering in a mechanically pleasing way.

Novice- Early game Tier with decent bonuses. Expected to last 1/3rd of the campaign

Inter.- Mid game Tier with solid bonuses. Expected to last the majority of the campaign

Expert- End game Tier with amazing bonuses. Only reached near Goal completion to

help the player master their Goal.

Example: Joe is a Collector at Tier 1. He has filled his Pokedex with a number of quality finds,

and continues towards his goal. Later he catches a rare/powerful Pokemon, and the DM awards

him with a rank up to Collector Tier 2. Later, Joe has been T2 for awhile, and is tracking down a

legendary Pokemon. Joes diligence raises him to T3 sometime before the final battle and the

final bonuses allow him to pull off something incredible to end the campaign on.

I will list some example Goals, and possible Tier bonuses to help with homebrewing. Tier

rewards stack when reasonable. I will underline the Goals I think have stacking Tiers

Collector- Wants to find and catch/research the rarest Pokemon

T1- +1d2 to capture range. T2- +1d3 to capture range T3- +2d3 to capture range

Social Butterfly- Wants to have tons of friends

T1- +3 to all social rolls T2- +6 to all social rolls T3- People automatically like the PC

Explorer- Wants to travel the worldT1- +3 to all outdoorsy rolls T2- +6 to all outdoorsy rolls T3- +10 to all outdoorsy rolls

Breeder- Wants to raise the best Pokemon

T1- Can Breed Pokemon T2- Can choose the Nature of baby PK

T3- Baby PK from this PC can have 2 Best Stat Bonuses

Ace Trainer- Wants to be the best trainer in the world

T1- Always respected by PK T2- PK get 1 extra round after reaching 0 HP

T3- Can switch Pokemon as a free action

Rogue- Wants to run a criminal empire or become rich through bad behavior

T1- +3 to subt rolls T2- +6 to subt rolls T3- Police only bother you if caught red handed

PARENTS

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Since most trainers will be in the 10-14 yr old range, the type of parents a player has will be very

important. Parents replace Race bonuses in Pokemon20. Parents affect starting pokemon,

starting equipment, Stat/Skill Bonuses, and Magic/Psychic powers.

This should also be designed by the DM, but to assist in homebrewing I will include some rough

Parent outlines.

Rich- Upper Class of a medium sized town, but not influential outside of that town.

-Starting items: 5 Pokeballs, 5 Potions, and 1,000 Pokedollars(PD)

-Starting Pokemon: Vulpix, Marill, and Cleffa

-Normal type affinity, and +1 to KNOW, and COMM

Tough- Martial artists, or some other very hardy family who train in fighting

-Starting items: 3 Pokeballs, 3 Potions, weapon and 500 PD

-Starting Pokemon: Mankey, Machop, Geodude

-Fighting type affinity, and +3 to PHY

Shady- Rogues, and cheats.

-Starting items: 5 Pokeballs, 5 Potions, weapon and 200 PD

-Starting Pokemon: Zubat, Rattata, Ekans

-Poison type affinity, and +3 to SUBT

The idea is to balance starting items, strength of Pokemon selection, type affinity, Stat/Skill

bonuses, and possible RP uses. Keep the starting Pokemon choices to 3, and you can generally

use any Pokemon with total stats lower than 320, but 2 Pokemon of the same type max. Oneaffinity per trainer. Also try not to spoil them with items.

AFFINITIES

Type affinities come from a PCs Parents, and helps the trainer in a number of ways. This is also

the reason that gym leaders are monotype trainers. If a trainer has a monotype team that matches

their affinity they get a special bonus (dual type Pokemon count for either type).

Affinity Bonuses:

+1 to capture range with any type of ball+status effects from moves of that type have a 25% chance of lasting twice as long

+can teach the Pokemon special moves

+the PC is naturally resistant to attacks from their affinity type

+Pokemon start off Respecting a trainer with an affinity towards their type

+Trainers with the same affinity respect each other (at least somewhat)

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Special bonuses for monotype teams:

+3 Accuracy for Normal, and 1 free action Potion per battle

Fire, Fighting, Flying, Grass and Rock get +1 Tier of the Attack stat bonus on top of other stat

bonuses

Every attack has a chance to poison for Poison

Dark Cloud move makes Dark/Ghost types camouflaged for 3 rounds

Flood move gives Water types 30pts of DR against Fire, and Electric for 2 rounds

Ground types all know the move Dig and Trainers have Tunnel sense (map of the cave)

Psychic teams grant Psychic Powers to the Trainer

Dragon teams grant Magic Powers to the Trainer

Every attack has a chance to freeze for Ice

Steel teams get +1 Tier of the Defense stat bonus on top of other stat bonuses

Bug teams get +1 Tier of the Speed stat bonus on top of other stat bonuses

These of course are a guideline, and should be tweaked as necessary. But the goal here is to

make gym leaders badasses, and so that people have to make an actual choice between

mixed/monotype teams.

EXAMPLE TRAINER

Joe Stealzthings- T1 Rogue with Shady parents

55HP no Magic/Psychic power

-STR 15 -DEX 15 -MIND 12

-PHY 2 -SUBT 11 -KNOW 0 -COMM 3

-AC 12 -AB +2 -DMG 1d12+2-Starting items: 5 Pokeballs, 5 Potions, switchblade, and 200 PD

-Starting Pokemon: T1 Ekans

-Poison type affinity

Joe gets his HP from his STR + 40, and rolled for all of his Stats. He bought 5 SUBT, 2 PHY,

and 3 COMM. He also received SUBT bonuses from his Goal/Parent choices. His AC is 10 +

his DEX mod, and his Attack bonus (accuracy) is +2 because that is his DEX mod.

In terms of RP the player should direct themselves at the end goal that they selected. Changing

Goals should be a very serious, and difficult project. If the player wishes to play an indecisive

trainer then give them a Goal cooldown time, and lock them at Tier 1 (settling on a single Goal

can eventually get them to T2).

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CAPTURE MECHANICSMy capture mechanics are connected to the overall philosophy of the project. I want small teams

of Pokemon that the player feels like they earned through battle preparation, and proper resource

allocation. I also wanted it to be simple, and to not always rely on the d20 for variety's sake.

The more powerful the ball the more expensive it is, and the best available balls to use are theApricorn balls (which also take the most effort to acquire).

The DM rules when a Pokemon is considered weakened. When a wild Pokemon faints the

trainer has 1d4 chances to capture it, but after that the Pokemon wakes up and automatically

escapes.

Standard Pokeballs use 1d20 for their roll. The DC is based on the targets health and status.

DC 20 for healthy PK

DC 19 for weakened or status conditionDC 18 for weakened and status condition

DC 17 for PK who have fainted (20%)

Great balls use 2d8 for their roll. The DC is based on the targets health and status.


DC 15 for weakened or status condition

DC 14 for weakened and status condition


Ultra balls use 1d12 for their roll. The DC is based on the targets health and status.




DC 9 for PK who have fainted (33.2%)

Special Apricorn balls use 1d10 for their roll. The DC is based on the targets health and status.





The DM should research actual chances of finding a Pokemon on the Route their players are on

or build their own random encounter list (or both).

INCOME & ITEMS

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Player Income is dependent on the battles they fight, industrious activities the PC is involved in

and whatever wacky quest rewards you dream up. Here is the info used in the games for

reference http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Prize_money(sparknotes version: 30PD for

losers, 40-80PD for decent people, and 100PD for the rich/gym leaders). If you want their lives

to be difficult then just multiply the base payout by the Tier of their highest level Pokemon. If

you want it to be easier try multiplying the trainers base payout by the combined Tiers of their

Pokemon. Keep in mind they will be getting lump sum income from other activities so low

trainer rewards shouldnt cause too many problems.

Items can be handled using Pokemon game values or be tweaked at the DMs discretion.

Inventory size is also at the DMs discretion.

POKEMONPokemon will be a huge part of the game so capturing the feel of the show/games is very

important. It is also important that converting Pokemon into the system be fast, simple, and

intuitive to make the DMs life easier. The campaign I am running is set in Gold/Silver so I used

this link as a reference http://pokedream.com/pokedex/pokemon?display=johtoIf you play in an

area without an internet connection then I suggest making up index cards with Pokemon you

expect to run into. The system described below is meant to work with most Pokemon, but there

are Pokemon with a unique stat makeup that is essential to their playstyle. I will list some and

suggest adjustments for them after the standard Pokemon conversion guidelines. When a

Pokemon has a single stat that is 105+ you are most likely dealing with a special Pokemon.

POKEMON TIER SYSTEM

To simplify Pokemon leveling I designed a Tier system. All Pokemon start at Tier 1 (T1) which

is equivalent to level 10 in the games. Pokemon can have 4 attacks from anywhere on their

move list below their Tier, and they can change up their move list by retraining for 8 hrs. Treat

Pokemon Tier advancement almost like player leveling, and try not to make it too fast. A good

way to judge your pace is by the Gym Leader levels from the game.

STAT BONUSES AND WEAKNESSESPokemon have a lot of stat numbers that would make doing the math a nightmare, so to fix this

issue I simplified the system. Each Pokemon gets a bonus for their highest stat, and a weakness

for their lowest stat, and these changes stack as the Pokemons Tier increases.

STAT BONUSES STAT WEAKNESSES

ATTACK

+5 Physical DMG per Tier -5 Physical DMG per Tier
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DEFENSE

+5 Physical DR per Tier -5 Physical DR per Tier

SPECIAL ATTACK

+5 Special DMG per Tier -5 Special DMG per Tier

SPECIAL DEFENSE

+5 Special DR per Tier -5 Special DR per Tier

SPEED (roll 1d6 per Tier at the start of the battle, and on the Pokemons 3rd turn)

+bonus turn if any crit successes appear -lose next turn if any crit failures appear

HP

Take the base HP stat a Pokemon has listed, subtract 10, and add 1d20 to it. Add 2d4 per Tier,

and a bonus 1d4 if the Pokemon is the type affinity of the trainer. Reroll the base HP when a

Pokemon evolves, but do not add any accumulated d4 HP to it, resume adding d4 HP on the

following rank ups. Also if HP is a Pokemons highest stat then it doesnt get a best Stat bonus

until T3, and treat it like a T1 stat bonus.

NATURE

If you wish to include Natures I would suggest adding +/- 1 Tier of any listed stat change, and

leaving it at that. And I would not have the Nature stat change come into effect until at least T3.

http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Nature

ATTACKS

listed dmg, and add 1d8 per Pokemon Tier. Type advantages are the same values as the game.

http://pokemondb.net/type

STATUS CONDITIONS

Paralysis- 25% chance of missing a turn, and +1 Tier Speed Weakness

Freeze- nonIce type Pokemon lose 2 turns, and Fire type lose 1 turn

Burn- 10 DMG per turn, and +1 Tier Attack WeaknessPoison- 10 DMG per turn, and +1 Tier Defense Weakness

Sleep- 1d3 lost turns

Confusion- 1d4 turns of 50% chance to do 20 +1d6 per Tier physical DMG to self

ACCURACY
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Accuracy is at the DMs discretion. Generally 1d20 + Environmental conditions vs. 1d20 +

Trainer bonuses. The target always gets the Environmental conditions bonus to their score (in

some crazy situations this may hurt them i.e. stuck under a branch). If you dont like Accuracy

rolling then just have every attack hit unless some stat change attack or status condition change

occurs. But in my tests this was not very fun.

EXAMPLE

Target Pokemon lost sight of the attacker last turn so -2 EC, and the attacking Pokemon is

Normal with the affinity bonus of +3. (15-2) vs (11+3) means the attack was a success.

INITIATIVE AND MOVEMENT

Highest Speed wins Initiative, and Speed stat number is how many feet per turn a Pokemon can

move

SPECIAL POKEMON

Pokemon with stats over 105 are special in some way. In the 105 to 120 range it is DMs choice

on whether to give the Pokemon +1 Tier of the relevant stat bonus, but over 120 it seems like a

given that the Pokemon should receive it. At 160+ I recommend +2 Tiers of the relevant stat

bonus.

EXAMPLE POKEMON

Pidgey #016 NORMAL/FLYING T1 46HP 56Speed

T1 Speed Bonus and T1 Sp Def WeaknessGust- 10 + 1d8 Sp Flying

Sand Attack- Target has a 25% miss chance the rest of the battle (stackable)

Steelix #208 STEEL/GROUND T3 70HP 30Speed

T5 Def Bonus and T3 Speed Weakness

Rock Throw- 25 + 3d6 Phy Rock

Harden- +1 Def Bonus Tier per use on self

Screech- -2 Def Weakness on Target

Bind- 4 + 3d8 and for 1d4 turns the target cannot flee

Steelix has 200 Def so it gets +2 Tier Def stat bonus

TIPS

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The DM should make sure to outline their Parent/Goal/Affinity/Monoteam info, and only

distribute this info as needed to the players.

Players should put their PC stats on an index card, and their PK stats on a different index card for

ease of use. Also if it is a dual type PK make sure to have any big type

advantages/disadvantages listed for ease of use.

Think about PK like you would magic items in a fantasy system. They change up battle, and RP

options greatly. This is why PK20 is designed around making capturing PK difficult.

Having multiple PK out to pal around is ok, but directing multiple PK at a time should leave

them confused or in some way diminished in effectiveness.

Throw in some rivals connected to the players Parents. Rich parents may have an employees

kid who hates them etc etc

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