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Use the following code to challenge your opponent:
/challenge [Gen 8] Random Battle @@@ maxteamsize=24, pickedteamsize=6, [Gen 8] Shared Power,[Gen 8] Camomons,Inverse Mod,Scalemons Mod
BRING 24 PICK 6 MOD ISN'T MANDATORY, IF BOTH PLAYERS AGREE TO BRING 6 PICK 6, USE THIS CODE:
/challenge [Gen 8] Random Battle @@@ [Gen 8] Shared Power,[Gen 8] Camomons,Inverse mod, Scalemons mod
Shared Power: Once a Pokémon switches in, its ability is shared with the rest of the team. Your team's abilities are all active at the same time. That means if you have a Durant with Hustle and a Doublade with No Guard, your Crawdaunt would have Hustle and No Guard in addition to its Adaptability.
When Shared Power is added as a mod and not the base format, some abilities don't behave correctly. Some known bugged ones include:
* Mirror Armor, Trace (intentionally disallowed)
* Levitate
* Scrappy, Inner Focus, Oblivious, Own Tempo (Intimidate block)
* Guts, Quick Feet (stat debuff prevention)
* Prankster (Shared mons can still affect Dark type)
* Neutralizing Gas (Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't for both ally and foe) Camomons: Pokémon change type to match their first two moves. For instance, a Lucario with Swords Dance, Close Combat, Crunch and Bullet Punch will become a Normal / Fighting-type. Inverse: Type weaknesses and resistances are reversed. For example, Fighting moves will be super effective on ghost types. Scalemons: Pokemon's stats, barring HP, are scaled to give them a BST as close to 600 as possible, meaning that some BSTs might be a bit lower or higher than 600, with all recalculated stats being rounded down. Bring 24 pick 6: Out of the 24 mons on team preview, select any 6.
Random Battles Clauses: Sleep Clause Mod: Limit one foe put to sleep
General tournament rules:
Timer Clause: As for taking long between moves, if your opponent asks you to hurry up, please oblige. If you are doing a damage calc for a key turn that is one thing, but prolonging every move is suspicious and annoying. Don't do it. Furthermore, Battle Timeout is a rule for a reason. If you run out of time, you lose, simple as that. It does not matter what your opponent says. Do not battle if you think you will have to leave mid battle, and instead reschedule for a better time.
Disconnections: Finally, in the case of a disconnect, the decision is in the hands of the player who did not disconnect. The options are: redo the battle move for move, redo the battle with the same teams but different moves, or redo the battle with completely different teams. If the battle was without a doubt over, they may also take the win. Any suspicion that a disconnect was committed on purpose to redo a match may be appealed to me, and if I feel this happened there will be severe consequences, don't do it.
