Power Stones (Pokémon)

==Summary==
Power Stones are a special type of stone found only on Tumblecube Island. They bestow incredible secret powers to any Pokémon they are attached to.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: from to each
Name: Power Stones
Origin: Pokémon Quest
Classification: Mysterious stones that make Pokémon stronger
In use by: The Player (Pokémon Quest), Tumblecube Island residents
Powers and Abilities: Statistics Amplification (Causes Pokémon to become significantly stronger than how they were before), Inorganic Physiology (Stones only), Light Manipulation (When Power Stones are brought near Pokémon, their bodies start to glow), Probability Manipulation (Increases a Pokémon’s percent chance to land a critical hit), Damage Boost (Increases the amount of damage a critical hit does to an opponent), Regeneration (Low, increases the potency of a Pokémon’s natural healing factor), Healing (Allows a Pokémon to heal by a certain percent of damage they do to opponents each time they hit them and by defeating opponents, automatically heals a percent of their HP after they get up from being KOed), shortens the amount of time that Pokémon need to get up from being KOed, Superhuman Speed, Resistance to Statistics Reduction and Status Effect Inducement
Attack Potency: Varies from Multi-City Block level to Small Country level each (Grants any Pokémon strength anywhere from the power of an unevolved Pokémon to as strong as a Legendary Bird depending on where on Tumblecube Island the stone is from)
Durability: Varies from Multi-City Block level to Small Country level each (Grants any Pokémon massively superior durability, anywhere from the level of an unevolved Pokémon to as durable as a Legendary Bird)
Needed prerequisite for use: Must be held in a slot by a Pokémon
Weaknesses: Only Mighty Stones affect Attack Potency and only Sturdy Stones affect Durability, and how many of each stone can be put on a Pokémon depends on the individual. Only 9 total Stones can be put onto any Pokémon, though due to the fact that each stone will likely each be stronger than the Pokémon itself, this isn’t a big issue. One Power Stone can only have up to 3 granted effects, for a potential total of 27 granted effects, which stack.
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
*Move Stones - A special type of Power Stone that increases the performance of a Pokémon’s certain moves.
**Broadburst Stone - The width of the Pokemon’s attacks is widened, making it more difficult for the opponent to dodge them.
**Scattershot Stone - Allows a move to fire multiple shots, but this decreases the move's power by 15%.
**Sharing Stone - Enables the effects of positive moves to be shared with other Pokémon on their team
**Stay Strong Stone - The duration of positive effects on the user is increased by 25%, and the duration of negative effects on enemies is increased by 25%.
**Wait Less Stone - The Pokémon can use attacks 5% more frequently.
**Whack-Whack Stone - After using a move, the Pokémon is able to immediately use it again, even if it is a move that would normally force them to recharge. However, they must wait twice as long to use a move again.
*Bingo Bonus - If a Pokémon’s Stone grid has 3 Power Stones in a row (as though they were getting a Bingo on a Bingo board), they unlock up to 3 further special effects that help them in battle. For example, a Dragonite with all 3 Bingos may get a higher frequency of Dragon type attacks, become 20% more resistant to Statistics Reduction, and/or have his Dragon type attacks do 20% more damage, all just from the fact that he's holding the Stones at all.
Category:Items
Category:Pokemon
Category:Statistics Amplification Users
Category:Inorganic Beings
Category:Light Users
Category:Probability Users
Category:Damage Boost Users
Category:Regeneration Users
Category:Healers