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BlossomStars
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Hello there! I personally quite like the board games section and I'm back with another contribution~
So this game is very simple. Essentially you look at the person above and say what type of pokemon they would train (you know, fire, ice, grass, ghost, ect.)! You can use anything to base your response off of, be it the persons profile picture, signature, or you can even look over their profile!
Hopefully I've caught some interest. Anyways, lets get started! :D
**EDIT: I noticed some confusion regarding what I meant by 'pokemon trainer type' and I thought I'd try and clear that up some.
What I meant by 'trainer type' is the type of pokemon you believe the person above would specialize in using if they were a pokemon trainer. Examples: Fire, dark, flying/normal, ect.
I did not mean the actual trainer class that they would be in, as that may limit things or cause confusion in the case of trainers that don't actually have specific types attributed to them. Examples: Bug catcher, cool/ace trainer, youngster, ect.
Hopefully that cleared things up a little! I do apologize for the confusion, though.
So this game is very simple. Essentially you look at the person above and say what type of pokemon they would train (you know, fire, ice, grass, ghost, ect.)! You can use anything to base your response off of, be it the persons profile picture, signature, or you can even look over their profile!
Hopefully I've caught some interest. Anyways, lets get started! :D
**EDIT: I noticed some confusion regarding what I meant by 'pokemon trainer type' and I thought I'd try and clear that up some.
What I meant by 'trainer type' is the type of pokemon you believe the person above would specialize in using if they were a pokemon trainer. Examples: Fire, dark, flying/normal, ect.
I did not mean the actual trainer class that they would be in, as that may limit things or cause confusion in the case of trainers that don't actually have specific types attributed to them. Examples: Bug catcher, cool/ace trainer, youngster, ect.
Hopefully that cleared things up a little! I do apologize for the confusion, though.
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