Power - Revision history

Blazer257: Redirected page to Pokemon Mechanics#Power

2013-03-20T18:28:08Z

Redirected page to Pokemon Mechanics#Power

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	~~'''~~Power~~''' is a property of moves that help determine how much damage is dealt when they are used.~~		#REDIRECT [[Pokemon Mechanics#Power]]

	Moves with more power inflict more damage. Statistically, the more damage a move inflicts, the more likely it will either have a lower accuracy, a negative effect for the user like recoil damage, or a lower PP. How much power a move has can be seen in the Pokémon stats screen, in the move section, along with accuracy.

Tornado9797: Removed the section about Extrasensory (since the move isn't in this game). Also added intro paragraph

2012-12-29T21:59:44Z

Removed the section about Extrasensory (since the move isn't in this game). Also added intro paragraph

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	Moves with more power inflict more damage. Statistically, the more damage a move inflicts, the more likely it will either have a lower accuracy, a negative effect for the user like recoil damage, or a lower PP ~~(though some strong outliers exist, such as Extrasensory; these are often signature moves)~~. How much power a move has can be seen in the Pokémon stats screen, in the move section, along with accuracy.		'''Power''' is a property of moves that help determine how much damage is dealt when they are used.

			Moves with more power inflict more damage. Statistically, the more damage a move inflicts, the more likely it will either have a lower accuracy, a negative effect for the user like recoil damage, or a lower PP. How much power a move has can be seen in the Pokémon stats screen, in the move section, along with accuracy.

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2012-12-27T04:39:35Z

Created page with "Moves with more power inflict more damage. Statistically, the more damage a move inflicts, the more likely it will either have a lower accuracy, a negative effect for the user..."

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Moves with more power inflict more damage. Statistically, the more damage a move inflicts, the more likely it will either have a lower accuracy, a negative effect for the user like recoil damage, or a lower PP (though some strong outliers exist, such as Extrasensory; these are often signature moves). How much power a move has can be seen in the Pokémon stats screen, in the move section, along with accuracy.