Attack
Foul play
Foul play noun - The use of brute strength to cause harm to a person or property.
Usage example: the suspect has a long history of foul play, and was once convicted on assault and battery charges
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There is also a move called "Foul Play" which uses your attack stat against you instead of the user's, and several special attackers are already weak to the move from Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors.
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Bus Crash Clemenza dies of a heart attack — although Cicci implies foul play — between the events of the first and second films and his position as capo of the Corleone family's New York branch passes to Frank Pentangeli, his Suspiciously Similar Substitute.
Source: Film / The Godfather - Well, with Foul Play, a 95 Power Dark move that calculates damage based on the victim's Attack stat and buffs, you just might be able to.
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