What Are Casters:
Casters (Also known as Coaches and Counselors) are Pokemon that can tune another person’s Pokemon.
– When you use a Caster, your Pokemon will become more Defense and Sp. Defense while lowering its Speed. In exchange, the opponent’s Pokemon that was cast with this ability gets its Attack and Sp. Attack increases while it loses defense in battle.
– Not only do they raise stats, but casters also have unique abilities to them, such as -1 Priority moves or encore, which makes your opponent repeat his previous movement next turn
How does caster work:- Each caster has a unique ability when used on a pokemon. It boasts a players defense at the price of Speed or boosts an opponents attack/spark at the cost of lowered security, and an encore is an example of caster ability
Example:
(I’m using trainer elm’s seen in pokemon gold/silver)
– Caster abilities are found on certain moves which you cannot get through breeding
– They come with a double battle move tutor in Castelia City shopping arcade game. You pay for this game with your 3ds coins or 2DS Play coins. –
There are only 15 casters to be had at the moment, including Sylveon and Gogoat Counter:
Sylveon is not yet breedable, so it’s still too early to tell if it will be helpful or not, but Gogoat can be bred, so it’s OK for now. Also, having four casters is a bit too much, in my opinion. Having only 2-3 casters will make them more valuable and vital in battle.
What are casters fishing:
Casters fishing is the term used for specific problems in the caster community where a caster will cast their future path and get stuck or die. Most notably, this happens because casters can jump onto cliffs, across chasms, and other dangerous but necessary terrains without penalty. If the caster would be teleported to next to an obstacle if he did not jump, he would often instead teleport into the wall and “die” (or at least drop all his items).
This was observed as early as classic WoW when Forsaken priests cast their undead form spell while facing obstacles that they could not pass while human. The same would happen to Laurens when they could release travel form while jumping down from something higher than one yard. Rogues using shadowstep to teleport next to cliffs have also been victims of caster fishing.
The name of this phenomenon is derived from the fact that a caster’s path is like a fishing line, and if they get stuck on an obstacle, they are “fishing” for their life.
Casters fishing can happen in other ways as well. Sometimes players will accidentally jump off a cliff or into a chasm while running away from enemies. This will often result in a quick death, especially for low-level players. Players have also died by teleporting into trees or other obstacles.
Caster wheel types:
There are three types of caster wheels: the ball caster wheel, the roller coaster wheel, and the skate caster wheel.
The ball caster wheel comprises one or more balls that roll around a circular track. This type of caster wheel is the most common and can be found on many different types of equipment, including office chairs, shopping carts, and medical equipment.
The roller caster wheel is made up of two or more cylindrical rollers. This type of caster wheel is less common than the ball caster wheel but can be found on some industrial equipment.
The skate caster wheel is made up of one or more metal skates. This type of caster wheel is common and is typically only used in applications where small and low weight is essential.
Each type of caster wheel has its advantages and disadvantages. The ball caster wheel is the most common and is the best choice for most applications. The roller caster wheel is more durable than the ball caster wheel but is heavier and takes up more space. The skate caster wheel is the lightest and most compact option but is also the least durable.
Caster chair:
A caster chair is an office chair with wheels on the base to move around quickly. Caster chairs are often used in classrooms, meeting rooms, and other places where people need to move around soon.
Caster chairs come in various styles, including task, reception, and guest chairs.
A task chair has a professional appearance and is typically used in an office setting to support a person’s upper body while working at a desk. The seat on the task chair is often padded for optimal comfort, but caster chairs without padding are also available.
Reception chairs are similar to desk chairs but have soft, comfortable seats that make them ideal for waiting areas where people will be sitting for long periods. These caster chairs often have metal bases with plastic casters that smooth glide across carpeted floors. Metal bases with nylon roller bearings work well on hardwood floors and other surfaces but do not slide as easily over rugs and carpets.