Downmitt
Wings like mittens, and it hugs anything that holds still.
- Family
- Mantle Owl
- Stage
- Incarnate
Three fates
Duel stats
Type
Astral dominates Blood, Tide ×2
Blood: Starlight stills the beast.
Tide: The stars pull the tides.
Taking a hit, both its types count. Its moves of either type hit ×1.3 harder.
Umbral ×2, Storm ×2
ResistsTide ×0.5, Blood ×0.5, Astral ×0.5
ImmuneNone
STRIKER Highest Attack, low defenses: hits hardest, breaks easily.
FluffTakes 25% less from physical hits.
Moves
Its own move. Only Downmitt has it.
20% chance: Lowers the target's Speed.
It hugs, and the cold between the stars seeps in.
It takes four into a duel, its signature among them.
Attacks · 11
Goes first.
Lands critical hits more often.
Lands critical hits more often.
Hits 3 times. Each hit is stronger than the last.
Hits 2–5 times.
Goes first.
10% chance: Lowers the target's MDef.
The user switches out after this move lands.
Goes first.
30% chance: Lowers the target's Speed.
20% chance to stun the target (may lose turns, slower).
Tactics · 7
Raises the user's MDef and Speed.
Entrance the target for 1–3 turns.
Restores 33% of max Life Force.
Goes first. Blocks the target's move this turn. Fails more often if used in a row.
Raises the user's Speed sharply.
Restores 40% of max Life Force. Clears the user's status.
Lowers the target's Speed sharply.
What each fate brings:
10% chance to stun the target (may lose turns, slower).
Six wings close around the foe like hands in prayer, and the starlight inside has nowhere to go.
Hits 2–5 times.
Its wings molted down to the bone, and the bones learned to grab.
Lands critical hits more often.
Every feather is a rune-sealed blade, and it can spare a few.
Lore
Downmitt is all fluff and mittens, and it only wakes when the stars come out. It hugs things to keep them warm, and does not understand why some of them stop moving.
The Mantle Owl
Beasts with an owl's face, a lion's tail and wings worn like cloaks, who walk on four legs. They came down from the high dark and hunt in silence under the stars that made them. A Mantle Owl's wings show what it chose to hold on to.