From this fact comes the first primary strategy of hail teams: stalling. This means that if the opponent's Pokémon is not an Ice-type, it takes only 16 to 17 turns for them to die due to hail and hail alone. Like sandstorm, hail takes away 6.25% of both Pokémon's health each turn. First is the sandstorm-like residual damage effect. There are two primary advantages to a hail team. To use this guide most effectively, see it as a collection of ideas to think about before you make a hail team. The only Pokémon that is necessary on an OU hail team is Abomasnow, who is the only fully-evolved Pokémon that can set up a permanent hailstorm. Note however, that these are merely suggestions. Hail teams can take advantage of hail even if half or even more of the team is not immune to hail.įinally, this guide will give you suggestions for tried and tested Pokémon that work well on a hail team. You'll see this reminder time and time again: do not mistake a hail team to be mono-Ice.
There are many misconceptions and ideas that are associated with hail teams, the first of which is the confusion between mono-Ice and hail. This guide is to help gather some thoughts into developing a hail team, sandstorm's forgotten little brother. It is as if that were the only weather effect in all of OU. By Dragontamer, rewritten and updated by blackware and Legacy Raider.
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