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Pokemon Magic Coat is a move that can be used by certain Pokemon during battles. It is a protective move that reflects non-damaging moves back at the opponent. The main idea behind Pokemon Magic Coat is to provide a layer of defense to the user. When a Pokemon uses Magic Coat, it envelops itself with a protective barrier. This barrier is capable of repelling various moves, such as status moves and attempts to lower the user's stats. Instead of affecting the user, these moves are redirected back at the opponent.

7th Haste (giving your whole party extra actions is pretty cool),Tempest of Shades, true targets

Besides being non-lethal it s still does a very good damage 2d8 mental , endures well 1 round in success, 2 rounds in failures or 4 in critical failures and may force and opponent to suffer an AoO due the fact that step isn t one of the allowed actions. Yet this only works once and usually doesn t blocks all damage does force damage, one of the less if not the less resistant immune energy type by monsters and heighten stupidly well.

Instead of affecting the user, these moves are redirected back at the opponent. This can be a powerful tactic as it allows the user to turn the opponent's strategy against them. It's important to note that Pokemon Magic Coat only reflects non-damaging moves.

Final Thoughts on Occult Adventure’s Spells

Occult Adventures didn’t have a whole lot of spells that I was super interested in, to be frank. While the undercast mechanic is cool, it uses up a LOT of this book’s space and I felt that a fair number of spells were either super high-level (likely to fill out the Psychic Class Spell List) or were “reimaginings” of 3.5 Psionic Powers. That isn’t a bad thing, as its nice to see Paizo acknowledge the game’s heritage while simultaneously drawing on the same occult sources that those original books did, but at the same time I didn’t leave feeling overly impressed. There were a number of spells that I was disappointed to see restricted to the psychic spellcasters, such as the “burst of” spells, and mostly it boils down to the simple fact that psychic spellcasting is surprisingly broad in Pathfinder. It isn’t all brain-affecting magic; its a very robust system, but at the same time that’s mostly because it borrows a lot of spells from the existing arcane and divine spell lists. I’m not sure if psychic spellcasting is ever going to really “wow” me, and honestly, maybe its not supposed to. One of the things that the developers didn’t like about psionics was how different it felt. Psychic magic doesn’t feel different. Maybe that’s what they’re going for? I guess only time will tell, eh?

Thanks for joining me in today’s installment of Guidance. If you have any questions or comments, leave’em below. What are your favorite spells in Occult Adventures? Should I do more Top 10 lists? What kind of lists would you want to see? I’m waiting for YOU, dear readers! Good day, and take care!

Alexander “Alex” Augunas has been playing roleplaying games since 2007, which isn’t nearly as long as 90% of his colleagues. Alexander is an active freelancer for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and is best known as the author of the Pact Magic Unbound series by Radiance House. Alex is the owner of Everyman Gaming, LLC and is often stylized as the Everyman Gamer in honor of Guidance’s original home. Alex also cohosts the Private Sanctuary Podcast, along with fellow blogger Anthony Li, and you can follow their exploits on Facebook in the 3.5 Private Sanctuary Group, or on Alex’s Twitter, @AlJAug.

Moves that cause damage, such as offensive attacks, cannot be rebounded by Magic Coat. This move is more focused on defense rather than offense, allowing the user to fend off harmful effects from the opponent. Pokemon Magic Coat can be a valuable move in battles, especially against opponents that heavily rely on status moves or moves that lower stats. By using this move strategically, Pokemon can disrupt the opponent's strategy and gain an advantage in the battle. However, it's important to consider the timing and the types of moves being used by the opponent, as not all moves can be reflected by Magic Coat. In conclusion, Pokemon Magic Coat is a defensive move that protects the user from non-damaging moves and reflects them back at the opponent. It can be a valuable tool in battles, allowing Pokemon to turn the opponent's strategy against them. However, it's important to use this move strategically and understand its limitations..

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