(RU) Well Liked - (Peaked #9 on PS!):

Shouting · Oct 1st, 2012, 7:26:00 PM

I Just Want To Be Well Liked.

Hello Smogon! This is actually both my first RU team and obviously my first RU RMT. I started playing RU right before Nidoqueen and friends moved down from UU. I originally started to play it because it reminded m a lot of DPP UU which has to be one of my favorite tiers by far. I tested out many things and found out the good, the bad, and the ugly, and this is the final product. Usually my first teams don't end too well, but this is different, as the RU tier is (in my opinion) easier to learn and get a grasp on when compared tiers like OU. This team uses some underloved yet still great pokemon in Escavalier and Lickilicky, while still incorporating many classics such as Kabutops. Now that Cofagrigus has left RU, I feel like this is a great time to post this team as it was built when one of the most dangerous pokemon was running around in RU. Without further adu, I bring you, Well Liked!

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Lickilicky @ Leftovers
Trait: Own Tempo
252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD
Careful Nature

Body Slam

Wish

Protect

Heal Bell / Power Whip

Lickilicky is just awesome. First, he looks adorable and is such a boss. Second of all, he can tank hits like it's no one's business with 110 / 95 / 95 base defenses. With Special Defense investment, Lickyilicky can handle a number of threats that are popular in the meta game like Nidoqueen. It has niche uses over Lanturn and Clefable in that it has a good offensive presence and has reliable recovery, as well as just being overall bulkier. To give you an example of how fat Licky is, he is never OHKO'd by Scarf Primape's Close Combat. Crazy!

Wish and protect allow Lickilicky to recover it's health and support it's teammates. It's also incredibly funny when a Medicham comes in and kills itself when I use Protect because it's too eager to High Jump Kick. Wish is important because thanks to Licky's great HP stat, it restores the team's health which is important because they all lack recovery. It works especially well with Spirtitomb because the first thing people do is bring out a Ghost or Fighting type when they see Licky, which means a free recovery to Spirtitomb. Body Slam is for the STAB and hits resonably hard and gives Hitmonlee, Medicham, and Gallade something to think about before they switch in. Power Whip may seem odd but it 2HKOs 172 HP Spiritomb, OHKOs Omastar, Kabutops, and 2HKOs Feraligator, all who love to switch in on Licky and are otherwise big threats to the team. However, most of time I use Heal Bell because it makes Licky virtually invincible because it laughs at toxic and burn. It also heals and burns that would make Esca useless, and paralysis that makes Galvantula sad. Although I'm open o change, Lickyilicky isn't going anywhere, and if you say to replace it with Clefable I'll die a little inside.

@ Choice Band
Trait: Swarm
172 HP / 252 Atk / 84 Spd
Adamant Nature

Megahorn

Iron Head

Return

Reversal

What does 405 Attack with a base 120 power STAB move bakced by Choice Band mean? Something will die. With good Defensive and Offensive typing, Esca is one of my favorite pokemon to use in RU. It can check a bunch of threats, mainly grass types that use Hidden Power Rock to hit that oversized flame bird. Esca can easily take a hit if need be and just impale anything that comes in it's way with Megahorn. Anything that doesn't resist bug is not safe, and even things that do aren't. For example, 12 HP Hariyama is 2HKO'd, and Hitmonlee (which resists bug, mind you) is OHKO'd anyway. The amount of power this thing has is ridiculous. The Evs really aren't too relevant now because Cofagrigus is gone, but it does allow me to outspeed Slowking too which is awesome because they would otherwise toast me with Flamethrower.

Usually I just click Megahorn and watch things die, but sometimes I indeed use something else. Iron Head is a second STAB I use in case I can't afford to miss and still has good power. Return is just for Fire Types, it OHKOs Moltres after Stealth Rock and it hits Entei so hard it's head will spin; this is really important because this team really hates Entei. Reversal seems odd, but if I'm at 34% to 20% it becomes a 80 base power move that I can use to break through Steelix and Aggron, which otherwise can take anything I throw at them. Situational, yes, but it's not like you need that slot for anything else, right?

@ Leftovers
Trait: Sturdy
252 HP / 220 Def / 36 SpD
Relaxed Nature

Earthquake

Gyro Ball

Stealth Rock

Roar

Eh, not too much to say about this guy, since everyone really knows Steelix walls a lot of threats like Esca, Aggron, and Klinklang. His defense is through the roof, which actually means he can shrug off even super effective hits which is just insane. He doesn't have the best attack, but high power moves in Gyro Ball and Earthquake help compensate for this. Sturdy is pretty cool on this guy because leftovers will cancel out the stealth rock damage which means he'll still have it around a bit. Steelix usually gets Stealth Rock up fairly easily and reliably thanks to sturdy and great bulk. Roar is here for random baton pass users like Volbeat which I'd rather not deal with. The EV spread is pretty standard and 0 IVs in speed make gyro ball hit as hard as possible.

@ Choice Specs
Trait: Compoundeyes
252 SAtk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Timid Nature

Thunder

Bug Buzz

Energy Ball

Hidden Power Ground

Oh man, this guy is amazing in this metagame. It outspeeds most of the common threats with it's awesome speed and it's coverage is excellent in this metagame when Bug hits key threats like Tangrowth, Slowking, Uxie, Mesprit, for super effective damage, while bug resistors, like Moltres, just get hit hard by STAB Thunder boosted by Compundeyes.

Bug Buzz and Thunder are great STAB moves that complement each other rather well. Energy Ball is mainly for Lanturn and Ground types that want to come in expecting a Thunder, like Sandslash. Hidden Power Ground is useful for Steelix and Nidoqueen which would otherwise give me trouble. So yeah, Ground is the best choice on Galvantula, stop using Ice!

@ Life Orb
Trait: Swift Swim
252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe
Adamant Nature

Swords Dance

Aqua Jet

Stone Edge

Rapid Spin

Best Spinner in RU? Quite possibly! Kabutops is not only here to spin, but to check fire types who can get past lickyilicky, like Entei. This role is major which is why I don't play games with this thing, because it needs to be alive. This means I won't go for an early Swords Dace boost unless I see it's good. Aside from checking those aforementioned fire types, Kabutops can also act as sweeper or mid-game wall breaker, which other spinners can't boast.

Aqua Jet is cool because you can never have too much priority right? With Aqua Jet and Shadow Sneak, I have some emergency panic buttons against a few sweepers that manage to set up on me.

@ Leftovers
Trait: Pressure
248 HP / 252 Atk / 8 Spe
Brave Nature

Shadow Sneak

Will-o-Wisp

Dark Pulse

Pain Split

Another weird set, but let me explain. This set is kind of custom built for my team. Physical Spritomb is too unreliable to do consistent damage to walls or things that just plain don't attack, while Special Spritimb lacked the utiltity of Priority, so I married the two together to get the boost of both worlds. Shadow Sneak is here for one thing and that is Gallade which would otherwise run through my team. It is one of the most solid answers to it so I can be comfortable in it. The Evs are tailored so I can 2HKO 200HP Gallade which is necessary. Will-o-wisp is actually pretty unexpected on spritomb because they tend to be choiced. It cripples a lot of physical threats that I can be weak to. Dark Pulse might seem weak with no investment, but it's main purpose was to 2HKO OTR Cofagrigus , which it did without investment. 8 Spe EVs allow me to outspeed those same base 30's like Slowking. Pain Split, when combined with Wish support makes Spiritomb last for a really long time to spread burn and support the team against dangerous Fighting types.

Threats:

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Gengan · Oct 1st, 2012, 9:25:18 PM

Ctrl + F Rain Dance = 0 of 0

If you're not using Rain then Swift Swim on Kabutops is totally useless. Since Weak Armor makes it harder for you to check Entei, Battle Armor is the way to go because Swift Swim has nothing to offer on this team. Besides, a random crit could make a huge difference so having that assurance is always nice.

btw use Clefable I'm kidding don't shoot me lol

~~Asterat~~ · Oct 1st, 2012, 9:35:05 PM

Decent team

To be honest, lickilicky isn't very good. I suggest you replace it with a munchlax who resists fire, still takes on nidoqueen, can phaze, and has better bulk. It can take +2 LO hydro pump from even omastar. I also suggest you use a tangrowth over steelix and sandslash over kabutops so you have a rapid spinner and a pokemon to take water moves. Tangrowth also provides a pretty physically bulky pivot, tanking powerful attacks like +2 acrobatics from sceptile (without flight gem). I know this is a lot of changes, but I think they could seriously help you out here. I also do not really understand what your spiritomb is meant to do. Choice band spiritomb forms a great offensive core with choice band escavalier because it can get the annoying fighting types who resist megahorn. Choice band spiritomb is a great revenge killer which your team may benefit from because a lot of your team is kind of slow. I know you may not like these changes because they ask you to use 4 choice users and change your whole team around but I fell they could help so please try them out ;).

Sets

Entei999 · Oct 1st, 2012, 10:26:47 PM

I'm not much of a rater, but one thing I noticed is that half your team is weak to Fighting-Types. Spiritomb is immune, but you have no super effective moves to deal with them, so Pokemon like Hitmonchan can give you grief if Spiritomb is down. I recommend adding a Flying- or Psychic-Type move to one of your Pokemon. I can't say which, but it's something to consider.

Incon · Oct 2nd, 2012, 3:41:37 AM

Hi there Shouting! Nice team you have here. Lickilicky is one of my favorites to use as well. While there might be better options, you did a good job building a team around it. Contrary to what some previous raters have said, fighting isnt your biggest weakness to your team. While it is a problem, Water types, like the ones you mentioned are much more problematic. I don't want to change your whole team either because most mons are a good fit. I do however, have two changes that i think will work for your team nicely.

First, Steelix seems to be a weak link on your team. While his defense is amazing and the typing is nice, it isnt really needed for your team simply adding to the Fighting and Water weaknesses. I have a good replacement as a lead and SR setter that i have been recommending to almost every team because it is that good. Stealth Rock Druddigon would provide your team with useful resistances to common types that threaten your team such as Water, Fire, and Grass. Sheer Force + Life Orb + Strong Attacks + Priority make Druddigon extremely scary after SR giving your team some more offensive presence, which Steelix wasnt doing.

Second, Kabutops is a great check to fire types and can rapid spin away hazards but your team isnt all that weak to them. Because we removed a prominent defensive behemoth and replaced it with an offensive SR setter, i propose that you replace Kabutops with something that can tank physical hits extremely well while also hitting back hard. Poliwrath fits very nicely in place of Kabutops in that it can tank Fire attacks with ease and hit them for SE damage. Poli's secondary fighting typing is a nice trait to have and gives him an arguable better defensive typing to have. Water Absorb is a great ability to have which also helps with your bad Water weakness. Even though you forgo Rapid Spin, your team isn't too weak to them so it shouldnt bother you. A Sleep Talk set would work nicely, giving you a means to tank status which can also hurt your team.

Summary:
Druddigon > Steelix
Poliwrath > Kabutops

Sets:

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There's some advice for you while still trying to keep the base of your team. Hope i helped and if you have any questions, feel free to pm me.

Oct 1st, 2012, 7:26:00 PM	#1
Shouting Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 143 MA, USA	Well Liked - (Peaked #9 on PS!): I Just Want To Be Well Liked. Hello Smogon! This is actually both my first RU team and obviously my first RU RMT. I started playing RU right before Nidoqueen and friends moved down from UU. I originally started to play it because it reminded m a lot of DPP UU which has to be one of my favorite tiers by far. I tested out many things and found out the good, the bad, and the ugly, and this is the final product. Usually my first teams don't end too well, but this is different, as the RU tier is (in my opinion) easier to learn and get a grasp on when compared tiers like OU. This team uses some underloved yet still great pokemon in Escavalier and Lickilicky, while still incorporating many classics such as Kabutops. Now that Cofagrigus has left RU, I feel like this is a great time to post this team as it was built when one of the most dangerous pokemon was running around in RU. Without further adu, I bring you, Well Liked! Nothing to see here. Lickilicky @ Leftovers Trait: Own Tempo 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 SpD Careful Nature Body Slam Wish Protect Heal Bell / Power Whip Lickilicky is just awesome. First, he looks adorable and is such a boss. Second of all, he can tank hits like it's no one's business with 110 / 95 / 95 base defenses. With Special Defense investment, Lickyilicky can handle a number of threats that are popular in the meta game like Nidoqueen. It has niche uses over Lanturn and Clefable in that it has a good offensive presence and has reliable recovery, as well as just being overall bulkier. To give you an example of how fat Licky is, he is never OHKO'd by Scarf Primape's Close Combat. Crazy! Wish and protect allow Lickilicky to recover it's health and support it's teammates. It's also incredibly funny when a Medicham comes in and kills itself when I use Protect because it's too eager to High Jump Kick. Wish is important because thanks to Licky's great HP stat, it restores the team's health which is important because they all lack recovery. It works especially well with Spirtitomb because the first thing people do is bring out a Ghost or Fighting type when they see Licky, which means a free recovery to Spirtitomb. Body Slam is for the STAB and hits resonably hard and gives Hitmonlee, Medicham, and Gallade something to think about before they switch in. Power Whip may seem odd but it 2HKOs 172 HP Spiritomb, OHKOs Omastar, Kabutops, and 2HKOs Feraligator, all who love to switch in on Licky and are otherwise big threats to the team. However, most of time I use Heal Bell because it makes Licky virtually invincible because it laughs at toxic and burn. It also heals and burns that would make Esca useless, and paralysis that makes Galvantula sad. Although I'm open o change, Lickyilicky isn't going anywhere, and if you say to replace it with Clefable I'll die a little inside. @ Choice Band Trait: Swarm 172 HP / 252 Atk / 84 Spd Adamant Nature Megahorn Iron Head Return Reversal What does 405 Attack with a base 120 power STAB move bakced by Choice Band mean? Something will die. With good Defensive and Offensive typing, Esca is one of my favorite pokemon to use in RU. It can check a bunch of threats, mainly grass types that use Hidden Power Rock to hit that oversized flame bird. Esca can easily take a hit if need be and just impale anything that comes in it's way with Megahorn. Anything that doesn't resist bug is not safe, and even things that do aren't. For example, 12 HP Hariyama is 2HKO'd, and Hitmonlee (which resists bug, mind you) is OHKO'd anyway. The amount of power this thing has is ridiculous. The Evs really aren't too relevant now because Cofagrigus is gone, but it does allow me to outspeed Slowking too which is awesome because they would otherwise toast me with Flamethrower. Usually I just click Megahorn and watch things die, but sometimes I indeed use something else. Iron Head is a second STAB I use in case I can't afford to miss and still has good power. Return is just for Fire Types, it OHKOs Moltres after Stealth Rock and it hits Entei so hard it's head will spin; this is really important because this team really hates Entei. Reversal seems odd, but if I'm at 34% to 20% it becomes a 80 base power move that I can use to break through Steelix and Aggron, which otherwise can take anything I throw at them. Situational, yes, but it's not like you need that slot for anything else, right? @ Leftovers Trait: Sturdy 252 HP / 220 Def / 36 SpD Relaxed Nature Earthquake Gyro Ball Stealth Rock Roar Eh, not too much to say about this guy, since everyone really knows Steelix walls a lot of threats like Esca, Aggron, and Klinklang. His defense is through the roof, which actually means he can shrug off even super effective hits which is just insane. He doesn't have the best attack, but high power moves in Gyro Ball and Earthquake help compensate for this. Sturdy is pretty cool on this guy because leftovers will cancel out the stealth rock damage which means he'll still have it around a bit. Steelix usually gets Stealth Rock up fairly easily and reliably thanks to sturdy and great bulk. Roar is here for random baton pass users like Volbeat which I'd rather not deal with. The EV spread is pretty standard and 0 IVs in speed make gyro ball hit as hard as possible. @ Choice Specs Trait: Compoundeyes 252 SAtk / 4 Def / 252 Spe Timid Nature Thunder Bug Buzz Energy Ball Hidden Power Ground Oh man, this guy is amazing in this metagame. It outspeeds most of the common threats with it's awesome speed and it's coverage is excellent in this metagame when Bug hits key threats like Tangrowth, Slowking, Uxie, Mesprit, for super effective damage, while bug resistors, like Moltres, just get hit hard by STAB Thunder boosted by Compundeyes. Bug Buzz and Thunder are great STAB moves that complement each other rather well. Energy Ball is mainly for Lanturn and Ground types that want to come in expecting a Thunder, like Sandslash. Hidden Power Ground is useful for Steelix and Nidoqueen which would otherwise give me trouble. So yeah, Ground is the best choice on Galvantula, stop using Ice! @ Life Orb Trait: Swift Swim 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe Adamant Nature Swords Dance Aqua Jet Stone Edge Rapid Spin Best Spinner in RU? Quite possibly! Kabutops is not only here to spin, but to check fire types who can get past lickyilicky, like Entei. This role is major which is why I don't play games with this thing, because it needs to be alive. This means I won't go for an early Swords Dace boost unless I see it's good. Aside from checking those aforementioned fire types, Kabutops can also act as sweeper or mid-game wall breaker, which other spinners can't boast. Aqua Jet is cool because you can never have too much priority right? With Aqua Jet and Shadow Sneak, I have some emergency panic buttons against a few sweepers that manage to set up on me. @ Leftovers Trait: Pressure 248 HP / 252 Atk / 8 Spe Brave Nature Shadow Sneak Will-o-Wisp Dark Pulse Pain Split Another weird set, but let me explain. This set is kind of custom built for my team. Physical Spritomb is too unreliable to do consistent damage to walls or things that just plain don't attack, while Special Spritimb lacked the utiltity of Priority, so I married the two together to get the boost of both worlds. Shadow Sneak is here for one thing and that is Gallade which would otherwise run through my team. It is one of the most solid answers to it so I can be comfortable in it. The Evs are tailored so I can 2HKO 200HP Gallade which is necessary. Will-o-wisp is actually pretty unexpected on spritomb because they tend to be choiced. It cripples a lot of physical threats that I can be weak to. Dark Pulse might seem weak with no investment, but it's main purpose was to 2HKO OTR Cofagrigus , which it did without investment. 8 Spe EVs allow me to outspeed those same base 30's like Slowking. Pain Split, when combined with Wish support makes Spiritomb last for a really long time to spread burn and support the team against dangerous Fighting types. Threats: ... Entei and Fire types can be annoying but they can be played around with Stealth Rock, Lickilicky, Galvantula and Kabutops. This is why I play carefully when it comes to Kabutops. + Yeah...Big threats here. This is why I consider Power Whip on Lickyilicky sometimes because I have no water resist. Luckily these two aren't all that common. Ground types seem bad, but there really aren't that many ground types in RU and Steelix can usually tank weak ones. There are probably more but they are escaping my mind right now. I'll add more later importable Escavalier @ Choice Band Trait: Swarm EVs: 252 Atk / 84 Spd / 172 HP Adamant Nature - Iron Head - Megahorn - Return - Reversal Kabutops @ Life Orb Trait: Swift Swim EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Spd / 4 Def Adamant Nature - Rapid Spin - Stone Edge - Swords Dance - Aqua Jet Lickilicky @ Leftovers Trait: Own Tempo EVs: 252 HP / 252 SDef / 4 Atk Careful Nature - Body Slam - Heal Bell - Wish - Protect Spiritomb @ Leftovers Trait: Pressure EVs: 8 Spd / 248 HP / 252 Atk Brave Nature - Shadow Sneak - Will-O-Wisp - Dark Pulse - Pain Split Galvantula @ Choice Specs Trait: Compoundeyes EVs: 4 Def / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature - Bug Buzz - Thunder - Energy Ball - Hidden Power [Ground] Steelix @ Leftovers Trait: Sturdy EVs: 252 HP / 220 Def / 32 SDef Relaxed Nature IVs: 0 Spd - Earthquake - Stealth Rock - Roar - Gyro Ball

Oct 1st, 2012, 9:25:18 PM	#2
Gengan Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 545 We bought boobs	Ctrl + F Rain Dance = 0 of 0 If you're not using Rain then Swift Swim on Kabutops is totally useless. Since Weak Armor makes it harder for you to check Entei, Battle Armor is the way to go because Swift Swim has nothing to offer on this team. Besides, a random crit could make a huge difference so having that assurance is always nice. btw use Clefable I'm kidding don't shoot me lol __________________ Pokemon LP Center \| My Analysis \| Best Thread 2012 \| Feebas, the Mighty <Gengan> .qm Will you marry me NOW? <QMark> Gengan: Eww, you're a squishy human. Of course not!

Oct 1st, 2012, 9:35:05 PM	#3
~~Asterat~~ Banned deucer. Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 495 ♥ Raticate ♥	Decent team To be honest, lickilicky isn't very good. I suggest you replace it with a munchlax who resists fire, still takes on nidoqueen, can phaze, and has better bulk. It can take +2 LO hydro pump from even omastar. I also suggest you use a tangrowth over steelix and sandslash over kabutops so you have a rapid spinner and a pokemon to take water moves. Tangrowth also provides a pretty physically bulky pivot, tanking powerful attacks like +2 acrobatics from sceptile (without flight gem). I know this is a lot of changes, but I think they could seriously help you out here. I also do not really understand what your spiritomb is meant to do. Choice band spiritomb forms a great offensive core with choice band escavalier because it can get the annoying fighting types who resist megahorn. Choice band spiritomb is a great revenge killer which your team may benefit from because a lot of your team is kind of slow. I know you may not like these changes because they ask you to use 4 choice users and change your whole team around but I fell they could help so please try them out ;). Sets Munchlax @ Eviolite EVs: 104 HP / 224 Def / 180 SpD Ability: Thick Fat Careful Nature (+SpD, -SpA) - Body Slam - Whirlwind - Rest - Sleep Talk Spiritomb (F) @ Choice Band Trait: Pressure EVs: 172 HP / 252 Atk / 84 Spd Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Shadow Sneak - Sucker Punch - Pursuit - Trick Sandslash (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Sand Veil EVs: 252 HP / 248 Def / 8 Spd Impish Nature (+Def, -SAtk) - Rapid Spin - Earthquake - Toxic - Stealth Rock Tangrowth (M) @ Choice Specs Trait: Regenerator EVs: 248 HP / 252 SAtk / 8 Spd Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Sleep Powder - Hidden Power [Fire] - Leaf Storm - Focus Blast

Oct 1st, 2012, 10:26:47 PM	#4
Entei999 Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 145 Earth	I'm not much of a rater, but one thing I noticed is that half your team is weak to Fighting-Types. Spiritomb is immune, but you have no super effective moves to deal with them, so Pokemon like Hitmonchan can give you grief if Spiritomb is down. I recommend adding a Flying- or Psychic-Type move to one of your Pokemon. I can't say which, but it's something to consider. __________________ CAP ASB Team

Oct 2nd, 2012, 3:41:37 AM	#5
Incon Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 269 Oppa Gangnam Style	Hi there Shouting! Nice team you have here. Lickilicky is one of my favorites to use as well. While there might be better options, you did a good job building a team around it. Contrary to what some previous raters have said, fighting isnt your biggest weakness to your team. While it is a problem, Water types, like the ones you mentioned are much more problematic. I don't want to change your whole team either because most mons are a good fit. I do however, have two changes that i think will work for your team nicely. First, Steelix seems to be a weak link on your team. While his defense is amazing and the typing is nice, it isnt really needed for your team simply adding to the Fighting and Water weaknesses. I have a good replacement as a lead and SR setter that i have been recommending to almost every team because it is that good. Stealth Rock Druddigon would provide your team with useful resistances to common types that threaten your team such as Water, Fire, and Grass. Sheer Force + Life Orb + Strong Attacks + Priority make Druddigon extremely scary after SR giving your team some more offensive presence, which Steelix wasnt doing. Second, Kabutops is a great check to fire types and can rapid spin away hazards but your team isnt all that weak to them. Because we removed a prominent defensive behemoth and replaced it with an offensive SR setter, i propose that you replace Kabutops with something that can tank physical hits extremely well while also hitting back hard. Poliwrath fits very nicely in place of Kabutops in that it can tank Fire attacks with ease and hit them for SE damage. Poli's secondary fighting typing is a nice trait to have and gives him an arguable better defensive typing to have. Water Absorb is a great ability to have which also helps with your bad Water weakness. Even though you forgo Rapid Spin, your team isn't too weak to them so it shouldnt bother you. A Sleep Talk set would work nicely, giving you a means to tank status which can also hurt your team. Summary: Druddigon > Steelix Poliwrath > Kabutops Sets: ... Druddigon @ Life Orb Trait: Sheer Force EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 6 Def Adamant Nature - Outrage - Sucker Punch - Fire Punch - Stealth Rock Poliwrath (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Water Absorb EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SDef Relaxed Nature (+Def, -Spd) - Circle Throw - Scald - Rest - Sleep Talk There's some advice for you while still trying to keep the base of your team. Hope i helped and if you have any questions, feel free to pm me. __________________ Ban Pennsylvania. We're too Bork. Check out my NU RMT: The Aggressors ϵ( 'Θ' )϶