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What do the different role icons backgrounds mean?
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I've gathered a few strike-role trainers. Some have smooth backgrounds and others are jagged.
Is there a functional difference between the two? Do the other roles have variations?
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I've gathered a few strike-role trainers. Some have smooth backgrounds and others are jagged.
Is there a functional difference between the two? Do the other roles have variations?
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I've gathered a few strike-role trainers. Some have smooth backgrounds and others are jagged.
Is there a functional difference between the two? Do the other roles have variations?
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I've gathered a few strike-role trainers. Some have smooth backgrounds and others are jagged.
Is there a functional difference between the two? Do the other roles have variations?
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The spiky vs. smooth edges denote a physical attacker vs. a special attacker.
Spiky edges denote a physical attacker with a focus on a high attack stat (especially effective against opponents with a lower defense stat), while smooth edges denote a character with a high special attack stat (especially effective against opponents with lower special defense).
As far as I'm aware, other roles don't have this split.
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The spiky vs. smooth edges denote a physical attacker vs. a special attacker.
Spiky edges denote a physical attacker with a focus on a high attack stat (especially effective against opponents with a lower defense stat), while smooth edges denote a character with a high special attack stat (especially effective against opponents with lower special defense).
As far as I'm aware, other roles don't have this split.
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The spiky vs. smooth edges denote a physical attacker vs. a special attacker.
Spiky edges denote a physical attacker with a focus on a high attack stat (especially effective against opponents with a lower defense stat), while smooth edges denote a character with a high special attack stat (especially effective against opponents with lower special defense).
As far as I'm aware, other roles don't have this split.
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The spiky vs. smooth edges denote a physical attacker vs. a special attacker.
Spiky edges denote a physical attacker with a focus on a high attack stat (especially effective against opponents with a lower defense stat), while smooth edges denote a character with a high special attack stat (especially effective against opponents with lower special defense).
As far as I'm aware, other roles don't have this split.
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The spiky vs. smooth edges denote a physical attacker vs. a special attacker.
Spiky edges denote a physical attacker with a focus on a high attack stat (especially effective against opponents with a lower defense stat), while smooth edges denote a character with a high special attack stat (especially effective against opponents with lower special defense).
As far as I'm aware, other roles don't have this split.
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