# Installation Tutorial
Below will be some guides on how to install Cobblemon for various launchers. You're free to choose whichever launcher you would like, you will be able to join the Server with any of them.
*Note: Please be sure that you are running **Cobblemon version 1.7.3** as that is the latest version the server is updated to. If you run a different you will not be able to connect to the realms!*
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[Technic Launcher](/cobblemon-wiki/installation-tutorial/technic-launcher)
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# Technic Launcher
This page goes over installing the Technic Launcher and the CobbleLand Modpack
## Step 1 - Install Technic
Head over to the Technic Website by clicking [here](https://www.technicpack.net/download). Scroll down until you see the three green buttons. Click the download button for whichever operating system you are using, for this tutorial we will be going thru the Windows Installation process.
### Step 2 - Run the TechnicLauncher.exe File
After you click the green button, the TechnicLauncher.exe file will appear on the top right of your screen or in your downloads folder. Open this up to continue the installation process.
### Step 3 - Install Technic
Click on the Install button. if you do not want to use the default directory, you can uncheck the box and choose where your would like technic to be
### Step 4 - Login
This may look a bit different on your end, but essentially this is where you will need to put in your Minecraft account details in order to login.
### Step 5 - Installing The CobbleLand Modpack
Head over to the Modpacks tab and search for "CobbleLand". Two modpacks will appear, one for **Cobblemon** and one for **Pixelmon**. We no longer support the Pixelmon mod, so please choose the Cobblemon version!
### Step 7 - Start Playing on CobbleLand!
If all goes well, you'll see this menu, and all you have to do is hit multiplayer and click on the server on the list to join the server!
### Step 8 - Increasing Your RAM - Optional
Some of you may come across the issue of the modpack crashing or simply getting stuck on loading. If this happens to you, then most likely you do not have enough RAM allocated to Technic. Follow these steps to resolve this issue.
Click on Launcher Options
Go To Java Settings
Change Memory from 1 GB to 4 Gb
On some setups, Minecraft may start up with only 1 GB of memory to work with, increase this to 3 or 4 GB. While Cobblemon may run with this low allocation, allocating more often helps performance and stability. This is especially true when also running other mods.
**Stuck on 1 GB?** A 64 bit install of Java is required to be able to allocate more than 1 GB of memory. You can get a 64 bit Java download for your operating system by [clicking this link](https://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp). If you run Windows, make sure you get `Windows Offline 64 bit` specifically! Restart your launcher after updating. If you have any troubles with this feel free to ask for support on our [discord](https://discord.gg/cobbleland)!
*Note: Please be sure that you are running **Cobblemon version 1.7.3** as that is the latest version the server is updated to. If you run a different you will not be able to connect to the realms!*
# Curse Forge Installation
This page goes over installing the CurseForge Launcher and the CobbleLand Modpack
### Step 1 - Install CurseForge
Head over to the CurseForge website by [clicking this link](https://www.curseforge.com/download/app#download-options). Depeding on what your Operating System is, download the correct installer. For this tutorial we will be using Windows.
### Step 2 - Run The Installer
Once you click on the download button, a file will appear on the top right of your browser or in your downloads folder. Open this file up to begin the installation process.
### Step 3 - Complete The Installation Process
This will appear when you run the file. Complete the steps required during this installation process in order to get the Curse Forge Launcher.
### Step 4 - Installing CobbleLand
Once you're done installing CurseForge, the launcher will open up to this page. Click on Minecraft, and in the search bar type in "CobbleLand"
Two modpacks will appear, one for **Cobblemon** and one for **Pixelmon**. We no longer support the Pixelmon mod, so please choose the Cobblemon version! Once the installation is complete, simply press Play and Minecraft will open up and you're pretty much all set!\
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Once you're in the main menu of Minecraft, head over to the Multiplayer tab and our server should already be on the list! Simply double click or click "Join Server" in order to start playing on CobbleLand! If you have any troubles with this feel free to ask for support on our [discord](https://discord.gg/cobbleland)!
*Note: Please be sure that you are running **Cobblemon version 1.7.3** as that is the latest version the server is updated to. If you run a different you will not be able to connect to the realms!*
# Minecraft Launcher
This page goes over installing the Minecraft Launcher as well as Cobblemon
### Step 1 - Install Minecraft
Go to the Minecraft website in order to download their launcher, [click here ](https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download)to head over to their download page.\
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After doing so click on "DOWNLOAD LAUNCHER FOR WINDOWS 10/11". If you play on a different Operating System like a Mac, scroll down and there will be a download link for Macs.
### Step 2 - Run the Installer
Once you click the download button, the file will appear on the top right on your screen or in your downloads folder.
### Step 3 - Installing Minecraft
After the download is done, click on it . This will open Microsoft Launcher Installer. Afterwards click on the box to accept Microsoft Software License terms and then click on install to begin installing Minecraft.
### Step 4 - Login
When the Installation has completed, you are free to run the Minecraft Launcher. Once you run it, you will be prompted to log into your account. Enter your account details and login, once you complete that, you can close Minecraft.
### Step 5 - Installing Fabric
Go to the Fabric website by [clicking here](https://fabricmc.net/use/installer/).
### Step 6 - Choosing Correct Version
We have now updated to 1.21.1
Choose the correct version that the server is currently on. In our case you will need to pick **1.21.1** then click on Install. This will install a fabric profile onto your Minecraft launcher.
### Step 7 - Running Fabric Profile
Open your Minecraft Launcher and now you should have the Fabric profile showing on the bottom left side. Now you are free to click on PLAY. This step is required so it loads all the required files/folders.
A warning will pop up, where you are required to check the box. Then click on Play and Minecraft will launch, if successful you will see "Minecraft 1.21.1 (Fabric) on the bottom left. You can now close Minecraft once again and we will start installing Cobblemon.
### Step 8 - Install Cobblemon
Head over to the Modrinth page by [clicking this link](https://modrinth.com/mod/cobblemon/versions), and install the latest version of Cobblemon.
Make sure that you install Cobblemon for **Fabric**. If you download the Forge version it will NOT work. Make sure you choose the most recent release, currently version 1.21.1
You will also need to download the Fabric API mod. [Click here](https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-api/versions?c=release\&g=1.20.1) to head over to the download page. Download the latest version for whichever version the server is currently on. You can use the filters to change version easily.
### Step 9 - Place Cobblemon In Your Mods Folder
Head over to the Installations tab, and click on the folder icon for your Fabric Profile
A folder will open up and you will see a folder called "mods" open this and place Cobblemon and Fabric API inside of here
### Step 10 - Launch Minecraft
After all this you're all ready to play Cobblemon! Open up your Minecraft launcher once again and click Play!
At first your server list will be empty, all you have to do is click on "Add Server" and type in our \
IP: play.cobbleland.com into the text box and click done.
After pressing Done, our server will now appear on the server list for you to play on! If you have any troubles with this feel free to ask for support on our [discord](https://discord.gg/cobbleland)!
*Note: Please be sure that you are running **Cobblemon version 1.7.3** as that is the latest version the server is updated to. If you run a different you will not be able to connect to the realms!*
# Modrinth Launcher
This page goes over installing the Modrinth Launcher and the CobbleLand Modpack
### Step 1: Install the Modrinth App
Head over to the Modrinth website by [clicking here](https://modrinth.com/app). Once you're here, click on the green download button to begin the installation process.
### Step 2: Run the download file
After you open up the download file, follow the steps prompted and click on Install. Once finished, the App will open up automatically. If the app does not open for you, simply head over to your downloads folder and open the app manually.
### Step 3: Sign into Minecraft
Click the sign in button and you will be prompted to sign in using Microsoft. Follow the steps on your screen and complete the login process.
## Step 4: Complete the tutorial
Once you complete the sign in process, you will be prompted to go through a walkthrough of the app. Complete the short guide and then move on to the next steps.
### Step 5: Install the CobbleLand Modpack
Head over to the Browse section by clicking the magnifying glass on the top left. In the search bar, type in "CobbleLand". Our modpack should appear just like in the picture above, click on install and wait for the download to complete.
### Step 6: Launch the Modpack
Once the download is finished, go to the library tab and the modpack will appear here. Click on the green play button and wait for about 20-30 seconds for Minecraft to open up.
After Minecraft opens, head over to the multiplayer tab and join the server! Hope to see you there! If you have any troubles with this feel free to ask for support on our [discord](https://discord.gg/cobbleland)!
*Note: Please be sure that you are running **Cobblemon version 1.7.3** as that is the latest version the server is updated to. If you run a different you will not be able to connect to the realms!*
# Welcome To CobbleLand!
The CobbleLand Community Wiki
This Wiki is an extensive community resource for Cobbleland, offering a rich array of information and tools. It covers everything from our unique forms and specially textured Pokémon to other key aspects of our community. It's an invaluable guide for both newcomers and seasoned members, ensuring you can effortlessly access the information you need to help you out during your journey and fully enjoy your time in our community.
### Table of Contents
1. [Pokemon Spawn Locations](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/pokemon-locations)
2. [General Information](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information)
3. [Mechanic Guides](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides)
4. [Pokemon Variants](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-variants)
5. [Fakemon & Fusions](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/fakemon-and-fusions)
6. [Datapacks](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/datapacks)
7. [Custom Battle Items](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/crafting-recipes/custom-battle-items)
8. [Transformation/Evolution Items](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/crafting-recipes/transformation-and-evolution-items)
9. [Area Zero](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/area-zero)
# Pokémon Spawn Locations
# Pokemon Locations
### Conditions Explanation
**Can See Sky** - Must be able to see the sky, meaning when you look straight up you will be able to see the sky, there shouldn't be any blocks blocking your view.\
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**Time Range** - The time of day when a Pokémon will be able to spawn. Some Pokémon will only spawn during certain times, so double check to see if the Pokémon you're hunting has one.\
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**Needed Nearby Blocks** - These are blocks that you must be near in order for a Pokémon to spawn. If there are multiple listed, you can just choose one, you don't need to place down all items.\
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**Needed Base Blocks** - Similar to Nearby Blocks, these are blocks that you must be standing on in order for a Pokémon to spawn. If there are multiple listed, you can just choose one, you don't need to place down all items.
### Presets
Preset
Description
Natural
Will spawn anywhere with natural blocks (Blocks like Grass or Stone)
Underwater
Will spawn the pokemon underwater
Underground
Will spawn the pokemon underground, usually in caves
Freshwater
Will spawn the pokemon anywhere with fresh water (Rivers and Swamps)
Wild
Will spawn anywhere in the world that is not near any Villages or Concrete Blocks
Foliage
Will spawn anywhere near leaves
Treetop
Will spawn anywhere on top of trees
Ocean Ruins
Will spawn near Ocean Ruins
### Pokémon Spawn Locations
You can find a list of all specific biomes by [clicking here](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)
| Pokemon | Biome | Conditions |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Alolan Diglett | Beach Biomes |
Can See Sky: Yes (No For Caves) Preset: Natural, Underground Clear Skies
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| Swoobat |
Spooky Biomes Cave Biomes
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Can See Sky: Yes (No For Caves) Preset: Natural, Underground Clear Skies
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# Legendary Locations
Generation 1 Legendaries**Moltres**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies\
**Minimum Y Level = 100**
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**Articuno**
**Spawn Location:** [**Glacier Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Any\
**Weather:** Clear Skies
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**Zapdos**
**Spawn Location:** [**Savanna Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Day - Noon\
**Weather:** Sunny
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**Mewtwo**
**Spawn Location:** [**Overworld**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Any\
**Weather:** Sunny
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**Mew**
**Spawn Location:** [**Jungle**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Morning\
**Weather:** Any
Generation 2 Legendaries**Entei**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies\
**Minimum Y Level = 100**
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**Raikou**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies\
**Minimum Y Level =** ???
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**Suicune**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies
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**Lugia**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies
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**Ho-Oh**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies
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**Celebi**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies
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**Regirock**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies
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**Regice**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies
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**Registeel**
**Spawn Location:** [**Badlands Biomes**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/pokemon-spawn-locations/biome-tags)\
**Time Range:** Dawn - Noon\
**Weather:** Clear Skies
Generation 3 LegendariesGeneration 4 Legendaries
**Mesprit**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Azelf**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Uxie**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Darkrai**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Cresselia**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Shaymin**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Regigigas**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Heatran**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Phione**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Manaphy**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Palkia**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Dialga**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Giratina**
**Spawn Location:** ???\
**Time Range:** ???\
**Weather:** ???
**Arceus**
**Spawn Location:** *Event Only.* Ask an Admin+\
**Requirements:** \
**-** 50% Pokedex completion\
\- Origin trio (Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina) in their Origin Forme\
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Generation 5 LegendariesGeneration 6 LegendariesGeneration 7 LegendariesGeneration 8 LegendariesGeneration 9 Legendaries
# Ultra Beast Locations
# Paradox Locations
# Fakemon Locations
These spawn locations and Fakemon are only applicable to the Union Realm.
**Kale**, one of the managers of Cobbleland, has put together an extensive list of each Fakemon, their stats and abilities, typings, and where to locate them.
[Link to the Union Realm Fakemon Documentation](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m3_xnMtyOx5vXSI3ADqN885DWsRrL1gRqqlR0rRUsBs/edit#gid=0)
# Biome Tags
Biome Tag
Biomes
Arid Biomes
Badlands
Mesa
Ashen Savanna
Red Oasis
Warped Mesa
White Mesa
Desert
Ancient Sands
Desert Canyon
Desert Caves
Desert Oasis
Lush Desert
Sandstone Valley
Arid Highlands
Ashen Savanna
Brushland
Fractured Savanna
Hot Shrubland
Savanna Badlands
Savanna Slopes
Shrubland
Badlands Biomes
Ashen Savanna
Red Oasis
Warped Mesa
White Mesa
Bamboo Biomes
Bamboo Jungle
Beach Biomes
Beach
Cave Biomes
Dripstone Caves
Lush Caves
Andesite Caves
Desert Caves
Diorite Caves
Fungal Caves
Granite Caves
Infested Caves
Thermal Caves
Underground Jungle
Desert Biomes
Desert
Ancient Sands
Desert Canyon
Desert Caves
Desert Oasis
Lush Desert
Sandstone Valley
Dripstone Biomes
Dripstone Caves
Fractured Savanna
Stone Spires
Coast Biomes
Stone Shore
Beach
Basalt Cliffs
Granite Cliffs
White Cliffs
Cold Biomes
Cold Ocean Biomes
Freezing Biomes
Peak Biomes
Taiga Biomes
Tundra Biomes
Deep Dark Biomes
Deep Dark
Crystal Caves
Deep Caves
Frost Fire Caves
Mantle Caves
Tuff Caves
Floral Biomes
Cherry Grove
Flower Forest
Meadow
Sunflower Plains
Blooming Plateau
Lavender Forest
Lavender Valley
Sakura Grove
Sakura Valley
Forest Biomes
Forest
Cherry Grove
Alpha Islands
Alpha Islands Winter
Blooming Valley
Lavender Forest
Lavender Valley
Sakura Grove
Sakura Valley
Freezing Biomes
Frozen River
Jagged Peaks
Snowy Beach
Snowy Plains
Snowy Slopes
Emerald Peaks
Scarlet Mountains
Skylands Winter
Snowy Badlands
Freshwater Biomes
River Biomes
Swamp Biomes
Frozen Ocean Biomes
Deep Frozen Ocean
Frozen Ocean
Frozen Cliffs
Glacial Biomes
Frozen Peaks
Ice Spikes
Grasslands Biomes
Plains Biomes
Savanna Biomes
Highlands Biomes
Meadow
Alpine Highlands
Arid Highlands
Blooming Plateau
Highlands
Hills Biomes
Highland Biomes
Blooming Valley
Forested Highlands
Laender Valley
Lush Valley
Moonlight Valley
Sakura Valley
Temperate Highlands
Yosemite Lowlands
Island Biomes
Mushroom Fields
Alpha Islands
Alpha Islands Winter
Mirage Isles
Warped Mesa
Jungle Biomes
Jungle
Underground Jungle
Lukewarm Ocean Biomes
Deep Lukewarm Ocean
Lukewarm Ocean
Lush Biomes
Lush Caves
Underground Jungle
Magical Biomes
Dark Forest
Amethyst Canyon
Amethyst Rainforest
Mirage Isles
Moonlight Grove
Moonlight Valley
Mountain Biomes
Mountain
Hills Biomes
Stony Spires
Volcanic Peaks
Windswept Spires
Yosemite Cliffs
Mushroom Biomes
Dark Forest
Mushroom Fields
Fungal Caves
Mirage Isles
Ocean Biomes
Ocean
Coast Biomes
Cold Ocean Biomes
Deep Ocean Biomes
Frozen Ocean Biomes
Lukewarm Biomes
Warm Ocean Biomes
Peak Biomes
Frozen Peaks
Jagged Peaks
Snowy Slopes
Stony Peaks
Emerald Peaks
Rocky Mountain
Scarlet Mountains
Windswept Spires
Plains Biomes
Plains
Sunflower Plains
Highlands Biomes
Brushland
Steppe
Valley Clearing
Plateau Biomes
Savanna Plateau
River Biomes
River
Warm River
Sandy Biomes
Badlands Biomes
Desert Biomes
Savanna Biomes
Savanna
Arid Highlands
Ashen Savanna
Brushland
Desert Oasis
Fractured Savanna
Hot Shrubland
Red Oasis
Savanna Badlands
Savanna Slopes
Shrubland
Sky Biomes
Skylands Autumn
Skylands Spring
Skylands Summer
Skylands Winter
Snowy Forest Biomes
Grove
Snowy Taiga
Alpha Islands
Alpine Grove
Ice Marsh
Siberian Grove
Snowy Maple Forest
Snowy Shield
Wintry Forest
Wintry Lowlands
Spooky Biomes
Dark Forest
Swamp Biomes
Mangrove Swamp
Swamp
Ice Marsh
Orchid Swamp
Taiga Biomes
Taiga
Grove
Alpine Grove
Haze Mountain
Ice Marsh
Moonlight Grove
Moonlight Valley
Shield Clearing
Siberian Grove
Snowy Maple Forest
Snowy Shield
Wintry Lowlands
Temperate Biomes
Forest Biomes
Plains Biomes
Thermal Biomes
Caldera
Thermal Caves
Yellowstone
Tundra Biomes
Ice Spikes
Snowy Plains
Cold Shrubland
Gravel Desert
Rocky Shrubland
Snowy Badlands
Yellowstone
Volcanic Biomes
Mantle Caves
Volcanic Crater
Volcanic Peaks
Warm Ocean Biomes
Warm Ocean
Lush Stacks
# General Information
# Server Rules
Be sure to read up on all rules before starting your journey on Cobbleland!
Rule 1: Be Respectful
Treat all members with kindness and respect
Avoid using offensive language
Don't engage in personal attacks
Don't harass others
This includes but is not limited to:Bothering people even after they tell you to STOP, Constantly killing them if they don't actively want to PvP, TP Killing, Begging.
Rule 2: No Griefing or Stealing
Do not destroy or take other players' creations without permission.
Even if land is unclaimed, DO NOT take another player's items.
If a Pokémon spawns on another player's claim, it is their call as to what happens with it.
Rule 3: No Cheating or Hacking
You are not allowed to use any unauthorized mods, cheats, or hacks that give you an unfair advantage over other players.
This includes but is not limited to:Hack Clients, X-Ray, Macros, Auto-Clickers, Auto-Joiners.
Rule 4: No Spamming / Advertising
Avoid excessive amounts of messages
If you are hacked or your account has been compromised to post spam without consent, your account will be instantly banned regardless.
Keep messages in Discord within their designated channels.
You are NOT allowed to advertise on the server.
This includes but is not limited to:Discord Servers, Minecraft Servers, Products, YouTube/Twitch Channels not explicitly playing on our server at the moment.
Rule 5: Keep Discusisons Appropriate
Avoid in discussions or sharing content that is explicit, vulgar, political, discriminatory, controversial, or otherwise offensive.
Keep conversations family-friendly and inclusive at all times.
You must keep all public conversations in English. Any other language must be taken to DMs.
Avoid disruptive arguments, drama, or public disputes. Try to resolve the issue privately, and more importantly, calmly.
You are forbidden of speaking of or mentioning self-harm, no matter if it's you or other people, or if it is implied to be a joke.
Items/Pokémon put on GTS or wondertrade must follow theses rules as well. No inappropriate nicknames.
Racism, ableism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and any other kind of discrimination will NOT be tolerated, and will receive heavy punishment.
Rule 6: No Excessive Swearing
Mild swearing will generally be tolerated, but keep it to a minimum and be mindful of other people who may be sensitive to such language.
Rule 7: No Impersonation
You are not allowed to impersonate anyone on Cobbleland.
This includes but is not limited to:Other players, Staff Members, Other Individuals.
Rule 8: Keep your Nickname Readable
Your nickname must be readable, as we have to be able to address you somehow or click your name to DM you.
Empty nicknames or nicknames with invisible symbols are forbidden.
If you are seen with a nickname that goes against rules, a Staff Member may ask you to change it, or change it themselves.
Rule 9: Respect Staff and their Decisions
You must follow any and all reasonable instructions by Staff Members.
You must respect decisions made by Staff. Arguing will only make a situation worse.
You must be patient with Staff Members.
Do not ping Staff Members on Discord, or send them a DM unless explicitly given permission. This extends to both Gym Managers and Gym Leaders, as well.
If you have a problem/concerns regarding a Staff Member, you can send a DM on Discord to a Manager or Staff Manager.
If you believe you have been unfairly punished, you may create an appeal in the Punishment Appeals channel on Discord.
Rule 10: No Unauthorized Sharing of Personal Information
You are not allowed to share personal information without explicit consent.
This includes but is not limited to:Photographs of people, information regarding their personal life, discussing someone else's age or identity, information found through other people, discussion or pressuring others into revealing sensitive information.
Discussion or sharing of private information will not be tolerated, and will be treated seriously.
Rule 11: Report Bugs/Issues Immediately
If you find a bug or issue, report it to server staff promptly through either our Bug Reports channel, or by making a Support Ticket.
If it is a bug regarding duplication or any other abusable bug, report via DMs.
Any other bugs you may report in the Bug Reports channel.
If you find someone breaking the rules, you may create a report ticket in our Player Reports channel.
Rule 12: No Scamming
You are forbidden from scamming in any way or form.
This includes but is not limited to:Renaming items to pose as real items for GTS or any other kind of trades (i.e renaming Pokémon Eggs), Making a deal and not keeping your part.
Rule 13: No Alt Accounts
You are not allowed to use alternate accounts to generate any kind of profit or advantage above other players.
This includes but is not limited to:Keeping chunks permanently loaded, getting new Starter Pokemon, Bypassing punishments such as bans or mutes.
Breaking this rule will result in an immediate IP-Ban.
Rule 14: Forbidden Machines/Contraptions
The following machines are forbidden:
AFK Machines
Chunkloaders
Dupe Machines
Lag Machines
World Eaters/Enders
Farms that generate large lag
Any farms found to violate this rule will be given a single notice to be taken down before action is taken. Some machines may induce immediate punishment (ex. World Eaters)
Rule 15: Claims
Claims follow the "First come, first serve" basis.
Maintain ≥ 100 block distance between claims unless you have the explicit consent of the claim owner to build nearby.
Rule 16: Voting
You are only able to vote using your own username. Voting under the guise of another player is strictly prohibited.
Rule 17: Farming Caps
You are only allowed to have at most 15 villagers and 30 of each animal type in your base. You may only have a maximum of 25 per unique berry and a maximum of 25 per unique crop, unless a Staff Member has said otherwise.
Excess Mobs WILL be killed by Staff without warning, and excess berries and crops will be destroyed.
Rule 18: Lag-Causing Machines
Machines/Farms that cause lag to either the server or a major amount of people near it WILL be either removed, or cut down partly by staff without warning. Keep your machines lag-free and optimized.
Rule 19: Sharing Gym Leader Strategies
You are NOT allowed to deliberately share a Gym Leader's strategy.
What is fine:
Talking to a friend and casually mentioning a Pokémon the Gym Leader uses: "Oh yeah, this Gym Leader uses Tyranitar."
What is NOT fine:
Deliberately sharing specific strategies or teams: "This Gym Leader runs a full Sun team, so bring a Kyogre", "This Gym Leader's Ace Pokémon is a Dragon Dance Moxie Haxorus."
Disclosing the full team of a Gym Leader.
Any players found breaking this rule multiple times CAN and WILL be banned from challenging Gyms or becoming a Gym Leader, in addition to normal punishments.
# Useful Commands
A list of potentially useful commands.
Command
Effect
/back
Returns you to your last position. Works after /tpa, /warp, /spawn, or even after death.
Shows your current catch combo. More details on our Catch Combo page.
/delhome <home_name>
Deletes a registered home from your list.
/homes
Shows a list of all current homes.
/sethome <home_name>
Creates a home at your current position that can be seen with /homes.
/dex
Brings up the Pokedex Menu. More information on The Pokedex page.
/discord
Displays our Discord server link in chat.
/eggstats
Lets you check the stats of an egg that you are currently holding. Displays species, IVs, gender, nature, moves, and form.
/evtrainer open
Allows you to selectively EV train your Pokemon for a small cost.
/fixmegastone
A command used to fix any older generated Mega Stones.
/flan
The claiming system used on Cobbleland. As such, this system will be explained in much more detail on our claiming guide.
/friends
A system allowing you to make friends on Cobbleland. Friends display a message in chat when they join your realm.
/getdex
Provides a holdable Pokedex item. Using the Pokedex brings up the Pokedex Menu.
/gts
The Global Trading System, used to buy and sell items to or from other players. More details on our Money Guide.
/gymleaders
Shows the current Gym Leaders for your realm.
/gymrules
Teleports you to the Gym Rules, rules that must be followed in order to challenge a Gym Leader.
/hunt
A minigame that consists of catching and/or defeating certain Pokemon within a time limit. More information on our Hunts Guide.
/huntshop
The shop that is used with currency gained from /hunt. More information on our Hunts Guide.
/kits
The menu where all kits will be shown with their cooldowns and claimability.
/lastlegends
Shows where the last legendary Pokémon spawned, and who it spawned on.
/msg <name> <text>
A means to privately message a player. Alternatively, /tell or /w can be used.
/party
The root command of the party system. Parties consist of players in a group, who can then participate in Hunts together, or simply talk in a private chat.
/pokebuilder
Opens the menu for the Pokebuilder mechanic. Adding "tokens” to the base command will show your current Pokebuilder token balance. More information on our Pokebuilder Guide.
/pokedex
Functionally the same as /dex.
/pokegift <slot> <player>
Allows you to gift a Pokemon from your current party to another player without having to complete a full trade.
/pokeshout <slot>
Announces the Pokemon in the correct slot from your party to the game chat.
/pwiki <name>
Gives useful information on your Pokemon of choice, for example spawning criteria, method of evolution, egg group, etc.
/r
Responds to your most recent /msg.
/rtp
Teleports you somewhere randomly within the world.
/rules
A list of rules that you must follow when playing on Cobbleland. Failure to follow the rules will result in possible punishments.
/sell <all | hand>
Sells all sellable items in your inventory, or the item you are currently holding.
/server <mystic | paradise | union>
A command to let you join the other realms from ingame.
/shinyboost <currentodds | timeleft>
Allows you to check the current status of a shiny boost bought from /store.
/shop
A shop ran by the server which allows you to buy a multitude of resources.
/spawn
Teleports you to the server spawn.
/store
Links our official online store to your chat.
/tmstore
A useful command that allows you to buy TMs for Pokemon within your party using CobbleCoins.
/tpa
The root command for teleporting to players, or teleporting players to you.
/trust (/untrust)
Commands that either allow a player to make changes to your claim, or remove their rights to.
/trivia
Opens the Trivia Shop which uses Trivia Tokens as currency.
/vote
Creates multiple voting links, which allow you to vote for Cobbleland to earn some sweet rewards!
/votepoints
Allows you to view your current balance of Vote Points.
/voteshop
The designated place to spend your Vote Points.
/warp <name> (/warps)
Shows a list of all current warps. Typing in a location after /warp will bring you to that location.
/wondertrade
Allows you to deposit a Pokémon from your party into the wondertrade pool. You will receive another player’s Pokemon at random.
# Beginner Guide
Welcome to Cobbleland! We are so excited to have you! Before we begin, there are just a few things that we should go over.
## Before Joining
* Before joining, please ensure that you are running Cobblemon on a Fabric client, not a Forge client. Cobblemon will not work if using a Forge client. Additionally, ensure that Cobblemon is **version 1.5.**
* Please use `/rules` at your earliest convenience to read up on all of our rules, and be sure to use `/discord` to join our Discord server if you have any questions!
* Cobbleland is an **English only** server, however you are more than welcome to use other languages when using `/msg` to talk to another player.
* Make sure to **enable server resource packs** prior to joining Cobbleland. This can be done by navigating to the Multiplayer menu, selecting Cobbleland (not joining!) and pressing **"Edit"** at the bottom. You will want to make sure that your Resource Packs option is as follows:
Server Resource Packs should be ENABLED
If you are having issues with installing Cobblemon or joining Cobbleland, please refer to the [Installation Tutorial](/cobblemon-wiki/installation-tutorial). Additionally, our IP is play.cobbleland.com\
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Once you have successfully joined, choose your realm of choice. We have three main realms, with certain attributes to each of them\
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**Mystic**: Difficulty is set to Normal mode, includes Cobbleland's extended Pokémon roster.
**Union:** Difficulty is set to Normal mode, includes Cobbleland's extended Pokémon roster, and numerous custom Fakemon and Paradox Pokemon!
**Paradise:** Difficulty is set to Peaceful mode, includes Cobbleland's extended Pokémon roster.
**Haven:** Difficulty is set to Peaceful mode, includes Cobbleland's extended Pokémon roster, and numerous custom Fakemon and Paradox Pokemon!\
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Once you enter your realm of choice, hit **‘M**’ on your keyboard to choose your starter Pokémon! We hope you enjoy your time here on Cobbleland!
## Getting Started
Now that you have your trusty companion at your side, let's get you geared up, shall we?
In game chat, type in this command:`/kits`. When you do, you will be presented with 3 kits; Starter, Trainer, and Claim. Be sure to grab all three of these, as they will be quite helpful when starting out.
An example of the Claim Kit menu.
Put on your adventuring shoes, and get ready to explore! Once you use `/rtp`, you’ll be out in the wilderness, where Pokémon spawn all around you, and you are free to build and explore!
### Building a Base
Phew, that sure was tiring! But now, let’s say you’ve found a wonderful little place you’d like to call “home.” Either before or after you’ve built your base, be sure to read up on the claiming book provided to you along with your trusty golden shovel from `/kits`.
"How To Claim"
To claim an area, which protects it from other players, simply **mark the two opposite corners of a shape that you wish to claim.** Claims must be a minimum size of 100 blocks, which is at least a 10x10 area. Your claim will either be in the shape of a rectangle or a square, so no claiming triangles or circles. Once you have the boundary of your claim envisioned, simply take your trusty golden shovel and right click the two corners. After each corner has been right clicked, you will have your claim!
A quick diagram showing how a claim shape will look. Notice how the opposite corners must be right angles.
Further information on claiming and setting claim permissions will be found in our [Claiming Guide.](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/claiming-guide)
## About your Base
Now that you've built a base that you can call home, theres a few housekeeping tasks that we should go over.
First and foremost, walk to a safe spot within your base, and use `/sethome ` to create a home location at your feet. Once you have a home, you can use both `/homes` to look at your list of homes, `/home` to teleport to your home, or if you need to remove a home, you can use `/delhome ` .
A player using /homes. The default number of homes is 3, but additional homes can be acquired.
Next, play around with our claiming system by using the root command `/flan`. While not immediately important, there are a few aspects that may be good to learn about. Using `/flan menu` while standing in your claim will bring up a menu of possible things that you can do to your claim. A few examples would be to prevent hostile mob spawns, prevent players from entering your claim, or prevent crops from being trampled. If you have not claimed your base properly, or wish to expand your base, you can use either `/flan delete` to remove your claim and begin anew, or use `/flan expand` to instead expand the area of your claim, provided you have enough claim blocks.
If you run out of claim blocks, you may either buy more from `/store`, `/shop`, or earn them from crates. Additionally, you will earn claim blocks after playing set periods of time. Pretty neat, right? Finally, we have `/flan list`. This command is extremely helpful if you accidentally forgot to set a home, but made a claim. This command will show you a list of all claims that you have made with their respective coordinates. If you ever need to find your way back, just use this simple command and take a hike!
For a more in depth tutorial on using the Flan claiming system, please refer to the [Claiming Guide.](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/claiming-guide)
# Catching Pokemon!
Gotta catch 'em all!
Now, I know what you’re thinking: When do we catch Pokémon?! And that, my friend, is what we are going to talk about next! In order to catch Pokémon, you will need a few materials; namely apricorns and metal ingots (iron, gold, copper).
All colors of apricorns, and the main ores used to craft Pokeballs.
While the ingots are easy enough, you might be wondering how to get apricorns. Out in the world, you will often see trees with orange tinted leaves, and a dark brown log with little sprouts growing on them. These are apricorn trees! By right-clicking a grown apricorn (you’ll know when they’re ripe for picking,) you will always earn one apricorn of that color. However, sometimes you may also get an apricorn sprout, which you can then plant wherever you’d like! Note: Breaking apricorn leaves will not drop sprouts.
An apricorn tree with unripe apricorns.
A fully grown apricorn, ready to harvest!
## Tumblestones
With the release of Cobblemon 1.5 there are a few new special crafting materials obtained by archaeological means. If you have played **Pokémon: Legends Arceus,** these are probably quite familiar to you.
From left to right: Black Tumblestone, Sky Tumblestone, Tumblestone.
**Tumblestones** are a renewable resource that grows similarly to amethyst. By placing a tumblestone either on or adjacent to a Magma Block, they will gradually grow to produce a large crystal. Mining these crystals with a pickaxe will drop multiple tumblestones, and these outcrops are affected by Fortune.
To locate tumblestones, look around strange structures and landforms dfor sweet loot! By locating **suspicious sand or suspicious gravel** and using a brush on it, you can find these tumblestones (or, if you're lucky, some awesome fossils!)
Suspicious sand and gravel will have a dark spot in the middle, and they will be noticeably different than their normal variants.
Once you get sufficient materials, you can start crafting Pokeballs! All Pokeball crafting recipes are conventionally the same; one ingot in the middle of a crafting table, with 4 apricorns surrounding it in the cardinal directions. The composition of each ball will be different, however, so it is strongly recommended to have either JEI or EMI installed to help with crafting recipes. However, if you are having issues with recipes, we’ve included a list of every Pokeball recipe!
Poke Ball Recipes
### Poke Ball
### Great Ball
### Ultra Ball
### Slate Ball
### Verdant Ball
### Premier Ball
### Azure Ball
### Roseate Ball
### Citrine Ball
### Friend Ball
### Park Ball
### Love Ball
### Heavy Ball
### Level Ball
### Dusk Ball
### Lure Ball
### Repeat Ball
### Quick Ball
### Timer Ball
### Moon Ball
### Net Ball
### Dream Ball
### Safari Ball
### Fast Ball
### Luxury Ball
### Heal Ball
### Nest Ball
### Sport Ball
### Dive Ball
### Ancient Poke Ball
### Ancient Great Ball
### Ancient Ultra Ball
### Ancient Slate Ball
### Ancient Ivory Ball
### Ancient Citrine Ball
### Ancient Azure Ball
### Ancient Roseate Ball
### Ancient Heavy Ball
### Ancient Leaden Ball
### Ancient Gigaton Ball
### Ancient Feather Ball
### Ancient Wing Ball
### Ancient Jet Ball
### Beast Ball
### Master Ball
### Currently Uncraftable
At the current moment in Cobblemon 1.5, there are only 2 Pokeballs that cannot be obtained legitimately. These include the **Cherish Ball**, and the **Ancient Origin Ball**.
# The Art of Catching
Now that you've made your Pokeballs, it's time to start catching Pokémon!
Now that you have your trusty Pokeballs, you can start catching ‘em all!
Similarly to the mainline games, go up to a Pokémon, and hit ‘**R**’ to battle. This will bring up a battling interface.
The battling UI. Locate the 4 buttons on the bottom left, and the battle box on the bottom right.
Simply weaken your opponent, and throw your pokeball of choice at it until you catch it! You may use **sleep or paralysis** to help increase your chances of capture as well. Additionally, if you need to escape from a Pokémon, simply select **"Run"** and bolt out of there! Your battle will instantly end once far enough away from the opposing Pokémon.
Alternatively, you may throw Pokeballs outside of battle, but be aware that your chances of capture will be drastically lower. Once you capture a Pokémon, it will either be moved to your party (if there is an open slot,) or to your PC.
A PC system, located in the Pokemon Center.
If you lack a PC, you can use `/warp pokecenter` to pick up your Pokemon out of the PC, as well as heal them right up with the help of Nurse Joy!
# Creating the Essentials
Every trainer should have a PC and Healing Machine at the ready!
Now that you've caught some Pokémon that you can add to your party, you might be wondering just how you can heal them after some tough fights? Or perhaps, maybe you wish to swap your party members out for a new member? Well, fret not, trainer! We here at Cobbleland have prepared an in depth guide for your Pocket Monster needs!
## PC
The **PC** is the iconic Pokémon Storage System that houses all of a trainer's Pokémon. To craft one for your own base and personal use, simply follow this recipe!
The recipe to craft a PC
Once you have obtained your PC, you are free to place it wherever you'd like, and if you need to move it, any pickaxe will do the trick! We will very quickly go over the PC interface, before we move on to healing your Pokémon.
An example of the PC interface.
Within your PC, you can see the sprites of all of your Pokémon, the items that they hold, as well as their nature, ability, gender, and much more! Pretty convenient, right?
## Healing Machine
Now, we'll go over the second essential component of any trainer's base: **the Healing Machine!** The healing machine does exactly what it sounds like it does; it heals your Pokémon! In order to make the healing machine, we're going to need to gather a few special resources.
First, you will need to locate a **revival herb** in the deep, dark depths. These herbs will only spawn in **Lush Caves,** so if you see some green, give it a peek!
Revival Herbs will appear as a little green fern with a Pep-Up Flower sprouting from them.
Be sure to plant your revival herb at your house to get a few extras, as they can come in handy later. Once you have obtained your revival herb, simply drop it into a furnace for our next step. You'll want to smelt it in order to get **Heal Powder.**
Smelting a Revival Herb.
Next, we're going to need a **honey bottle.** This can be done by harvesting a Bee Nest with an empty bottle. Make sure to take some extra precautions to not get stung! Alternatively, if you find any Combee or Cutiefly roaming about, you may be able to get a bottle of honey by knocking them out.
Use a campfire to pacify the bees. This will help you from avoiding a nasty sting!
Now that we have our honey bottle and heal powder, we'll be making a **Revive.** This task is fairly simple; just place your heal powder and honey bottle next to each other in a crafting table.
The recipe for a revive.
Before we craft our **Healing Machine**, there are two slightly important materials that we'll need to get first. One of which should be pretty iconic. That is of course...
A diamond!
Our second material that you'll need to go out of your way to get, is a **Ghast Tear.** So gear up, and head on over to the Nether! We recommend using a Bow to snipe those pesky Ghasts. Once you have these three materials, refer to the **Healing Machine** recipe.
The recipe for a Healing Machine.
Congratulations! You are now a well-equipped Pokemon Trainer! Using both the PC and Healing Machine does not cost **anything.** You are free to use them as many times as you would like with no fear of having to create another.
# The Flora of Cobblemon!
These trusty little plants will be quite handy!
## Mints
Out on your adventures, you will find all sorts of new and intriguing plants. Be sure to pick them up, as they could home in handy later. First, we'll go over a plant that will be very helpful for our Pokémon Masters out there, in mints!
Cyan Mints, in their natural habitat.
For those who have played Pokémon Sword and Shield, these plants will be quite familiar. And, luckily for us, they are functionally similar, as well! Mints can be cultivated for their leaves, which can then be used to create **nature mints.** These mints will change the nature of whichever Pokémon they are used on, which is extremely helpful for competitive play. There are 6 colors of mints; red, cyan, blue, pink, green, and white. As a general rule of thumb, each color corresponds to a specific stat of your Pokémon.
| Color | Stat |
| ----- | --------------------- |
| Red | Attack |
| Cyan | Special Attack |
| Blue | Defense |
| Pink | Special Defense |
| Green | Speed |
| White | None (neutral nature) |
Each mint (with the exception of white,) will consist of three of one color, and one of another. The color of the three leaves will correspond to the **increased stat,** while the color of the 1 other leaf will correspond to the **decreased stat.** As such, if you were to make a Jolly Mint, you would use three green leaves, and one cyan leaf. Since the green leaves are the majority, the Speed stat of your Pokémon would **increase** by 10%, and since the cyan leaf is the minority, the Special Attack stat of your Pokémon would **decrease** by 10%.
This rule goes for every mint, except for white. By using 4 white mint leaves, you will get a **Serious Mint.** Serious Mints have no increases or decreases, being a neutral nature. By using one on your Pokémon, it will have no noticeable benefits or deficits.
## Big Root + Energy Root
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Now, lets move onto our next plant. This one is less of a traditional plant, but still important nonetheless. In this picture, we have two types of roots: **Big Roots, and Energy Roots.**
Energy Roots and Big Roots growing on the underside of a cliff.
**Big Root**: Increases the health gained from draining moves by 30%. It is a held item. Can also be smelted to create a **Remedy.**
A Big Root being smelted into a Remedy.
**Energy Root:** Can be used to craft a **Superb Remedy,** a medicine that restores 150 HP of a Pokémon. They may also be used directly on a Pokémon to heal 120 HP at the cost of 10 Friendship.
The Superb Remedy crafting recipe.
Both types of roots share some similarities; they can be found spawning in small clusters (anywhere from 3-6 plants) hanging from the ceilings of caves above the deepslate layer. Additionally, they are found in any biome, and they spawn more frequently near `y=62`.
When planted below any stone or dirt-like block at low light levels, these plants have a chance to spread underneath adjacent stone or dirt-like blocks. These new roots can be harvested, and a newly spawned root has a 1/4th chance to be an Energy Root. The other 3/4ths will be a Big Root.
## Vivichokes
**Vivichokes** are a recent addition to the Pokémon games, also being introduced in Legends: Arceus, along with the previously mentioned Tumblestones. These items are useful when making PP Ups, or PP Maxes, along with various healing items or foods.
Stages of Vivichoke growth. Notice how the back vivichoke has a yellow, fully sprouted bulb. This means it is ready to harvest.
Vivichokes can only be found through a few specific means, including wandering traders, villager trades, village houses, and inside the chests of select structures. When you are lucky enough to stumble upon this crop, you will only find them in the form of **seeds.** It is important to note, that when harvesting a vivichoke, **you do not gain any seeds.** To circumvent this issue, Cobblemon has included a nice recipe to help increase your seed gain.
Since every vivichoke crop will always produce a single vivichoke, you will always get a larger amount of seeds than you started with, if you decide to convert them. As mentioned earlier, there are only a few ways to obtain these seeds to begin with. (courtesy of the official Cobblemon Wiki)
* [Monster rooms](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Monster_Room), [Mineshafts](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Mineshaft), [Jungle pyramids](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Jungle_pyramid), [Village](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Village) houses, and [Shipwreck](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Shipwreck) supply chests may contain vivichoke seeds in stacks of 1-3.
* Vivichoke seeds are sold by [wandering traders](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Wandering_Trader) and Journeyman-level farmer [villagers](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Villager) for 24 emerald
## Medicinal Leeks
Next up, we have a Farfetch'd's favorite snack! **Medicinal Leeks!** These water-dwelling plants are quite easy to farm, and are mighty useful for a Pokémon Trainer such as yourself. When harvesting leeks, using a tool with **Fortune** can yield up to a maximum of 5 leeks per crop.
Medicinal Leeks only require a source block of water to grow
Medicinal Leeks can be used for a multitude of things. As such, we will be listening each recipe that they are used in.
## Magenta Dye
## Roasted Leek
Restores 3 hunger and 0.3 saturation.
## Medicinal Brew
Taken from the Cobblemon Wiki.
## Leek and Potato Stew
Only uses roasted leeks. Restore 8 hunger and 0.6 saturation when eaten.
Out of these 4 recipes, **Medicinal Brew** is the most important to be aware of. We will be covering all of its recipes on the next page, so stay tuned!
# Berries n' Brewing
It's time to start crossbreeding and brewing some vitamins!
While out on your journey, you may have plucked the occasional berry from a tree, out in the wild. Similarly to the mainline Pokémon games, these berries are quite important for a rising trainer such as yourself. So, buckle up, and get ready to pick some berries!
### Berry Trees
Occasionally, out in the wild you will find some small plants resembling trees. These are called **Berry Trees**. Each Berry Tree has a unique texture, and will have a specific berry assigned to them.
A group of Cheri Berry trees.
These Berry Trees can be harvested with a yield of around 1-4 berries per harvest by **right clicking**. With these harvested berries, you are able to plant your very own Berry Trees at the convenience of your own home!
Cheri Berry trees with varying stages of growth.
Any and all Berry Trees can be **bone mealed,** so if you have a surplus of bones and are in dire need of berries, don't be afraid to throw some on your plants!
Additionally, berries will prefer a specific biome, or they can be satisfied by using a certain kind of **mulch**. We recommend consulting the [Cobblemon wiki](https://wiki.cobblemon.com/index.php/Berry_Tree) for information on which berries prefer which kind of mulch or biome.
Many common berries such as Oran, Cheri, Pecha, and more will be found commonly throughout Cobbleland, but some are a bit harder to find. Because of this, there are a few methods that we can employ to make our farming days just a tad bit easier.
### Pokémon Drops
Certain Pokémon will drop certain berries. For example, knocking out a Carbink down in the depths may yield a **Babiri Berry**, a berry not found easily in the wild. Additionally some berries like the **Roseli Berry** will only be obtainable through Pokémon drops. As such, we recommend consulting the official [Cobblemon Drops](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Mj2pDfeRDwMf_sSSNkATol96OuDZwxyzS5nAOb-HatI/edit#gid=0) resource to help locate a berry that you might find particularly difficult to obtain.
### Crossbreeding
**Crossbreeding** is the third and final method of obtaining new berries. This method consists of planting two different species of berries adjacent to each other, and harvesting them for a chance to obtain a newly mutated berry.
The proper placement for Crossbreeding (taken from Cobblemon Wiki)
When certain berry trees are planted adjacently to each other, there is a **12.5% chance** that a mutated berry will take the spot of a normal berry. These mutated berries can then be harvested and subsequently planted as their own standalone tree, allowing for mass production of the mutated berry. This method is **extremely helpful** for getting certain berries such as the Tamato, Kelpsy, Qualot, Hondew, and other various berries.
A Figy Berry is the result of crossbreeding a Cheri and Persim berry plant.
It is important to note, that there are **39 species of berries which can only be obtained through crossbreeding.** As such, we recommend using the [Cobblemon wiki's page on Berry Trees](https://wiki.cobblemon.com/index.php/Berry_Tree) to correctly crossbreed each berry. This mechanic will be vital to any berry farmer who wishes to complete their whole catalogue of juicy goodness!
Now that we've covered all bases on how to obtain berries, lets focus on the second half; what are their applications? Perhaps most importantly, we have...
### Vitamins
For those competitive trainers out there, these items are no stranger. **Vitamins** are an incredibly quick and efficient way to earn EVs, or Effort Value points, for your Pokémon. Each vitamin will give your Pokémon 10 of its maximum of 510 EV points. We will go more in-depth about EV training in our section of the same name, as vitamins are just one of the many ways to EV train in Cobbleland.
So, how do we get them? For starters, we will need a **brewing stand.** Be sure to keep an eye out for any Nether Fortresses, or buy a Blaze Rod from `/shop`. Once we have our brewing stand, we will need 3 main ingredients;
* Medicinal Leeks
* Water Bottles
* Blaze Powder (for fuel)
Once you have obtained all 3 of these items, you will be able to create a **Medicinal Brew**. Medicinal Brew is the basis of all vitamin crafting, as well as Potions or Status Healing items.
A player creating a Medicinal Brew.
Now that you've got your Medicinal Brew, its time to focus on step number two: **Mint leaves**. If you require help locating any mints, be sure to look back on the [Flora of Cobblemon](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/the-flora-of-cobblemon) page. Each color of mint corresponds to a type of vitamin, similarly to how each mint corresponds to a specific stat.
| Mint Color | Vitamin |
| ---------- | ---------------------------- |
| White | HP Up (Health EVs) |
| Red | Protein (Attack EVs) |
| Blue | Iron (Defense EVs) |
| Cyan | Calcium (Special Attack EVs) |
| Pink | Zinc (Special Defense EVs) |
| Green | Carbos (Speed EVs) |
Be sure to stock up on all colors of mints to make the correct vitamins! Next up, we'll be focusing on a few miscellaneous ingredients; **sugar, raw meat, beetroots, bone meal, raw fish and wheat.** Each vitamin recipe will utilize one of these specific ingredients.
| Vitamin | Resource |
| ------- | --------- |
| HP Up | Sugar |
| Protein | Raw Meat |
| Iron | Beetroot |
| Calcium | Bone Meal |
| Zinc | Raw Fish |
| Carbos | Wheat |
Finally, we will require a few certain berries, more specifically the **EV reducing berries**. These include **Pomeg, Kelpsy, Qualot, Hondew, Grepa and Tamato.** **It is important to note that all berries listed will have to be obtained by crossbreeding.**
| Vitamin | |
| ------- | ------ |
| HP Up | Pomeg |
| Protein | Kelpsy |
| Iron | Qualot |
| Calcium | Hondew |
| Zinc | Grepa |
| Carbos | Tamato |
Once you have obtained a decent amount of each material, its time to start crafting your hard-earned Vitamins!
Vitamin Recipes
**HP Up**
Pr**otein**
**Iron**
**Calcium**
**Zinc**
**Carbos**
It is important to note that two other vitamins, the **PP Up and PP Max**, are also obtainable through similar means. However, their recipes are quite a bit different than the other vitamins.
The PP Up recipe.
The PP Max recipe.
To create a PP Up, you must use a medicinal brew, 2 Leppa Berries (obtained by crossbreeding,) 2 Pep-Up Flowers (obtained by harvesting a Revival Herb) and 2 Vivichoke.
To create a PP Max, you must again use 2 Pep-Up Flowers and 2 Vivichoke, but must also use a PP Up and 2 Hopo Berries (obtained by crossbreeding.)
While not directly affecting your Pokémon's stat points, a PP Up will instead increase the amount of times a certain move may be used during battle. Similarly, a PP Max will max out the possible increases for a move, as opposed to a marginally small increase. These items are extremely important for moves with limited Power Points such as Recover and Roost.
### Potions and Status Items
Another use of berries with the brewing stand would be the creation of **Potions or Status Healing items** (i.e Awakening, Antidote, Paralyze Heal, etc). These items are made by brewing a specific berry into a Medicinal Brew.
Healing Item Recipes
**Potion**
**Super Potion**
**Hyper Potion**
**Max Potion**
**Full Restore**
**Antidote**
**Awakening**
**Burn Heal**
**Ice Heal**
**Paralyze Heal**
**Full Heal**
**Ether**
**Max Ether**
**Elixir**
**Max Elixir**
*(All recipes obtained from the Cobblemon wiki.)*
### Held Items
Berries may also act as **Held Items** during battle. When viewing a berry within your inventory, the tooltip will show what the berry's effect would be during battle.
Persim Berries will be eaten by a Pokemon during battle if they become confused.
Whenever a certain critera is met, in this case, confusion, the held berry will be consumed, and give its effect during battle. Many berries will restore HP in certain cases, while others might increase a certain stat, or lower a specific type of damage.
We recommend to try various different berries out in battle, as some moves and abilities such as **Pluck**, **Fling**, or **Gluttony** also have interactions with them. Get creative, trainers!
### Friendship
Certain berries such as the EV reducing berries may be fed to your Pokemon outside of battle. When doing so, your Pokemon will have on average an increase of 10 Friendship for each berry fed, with a gradual diminishing return. This makes berries a very convenient way to quickly increase your friendship with a Pokémon!
# The Pokedex
We can't have Pokemon without a Pokedex, now can we?
While embarking on your journey, you are bound to catch and meet all kinds of Pokemon. And similarly to the mainline Pokemon games, we are eager to provide you with a Pokedex to help you on your adventure! To recieve a physical Pokedex item, use the command `/getdex.` This will provide you with a free Pokedex that you can use at any time! (Also, if you lose it, you can always get another!)
A player holding the Pokedex.
When holding the Pokedex in your main hand, you can **right click** to open the Pokedex Menu.
The Pokedex Menu
## Search
On the left, we have the **Search** function. By using the search function, players can identify Pokemon that they have already caught. Additionally, by searching a Pokemon that you have **not** caught, it's name will appear as "???"
An example of a caught Pokemon being registered.
## Pokedex
The middle option, which shows the Pokedex sprite, you will have your Pokedex menu! This shows a list of every Pokemon included within Cobbleland, and includes a few searching utilities to help you track down those pesky little creatures you haven't found yet.
The Pokedex Screen
## Rewards
And last but not least, on the right side, we have our **Rewards** tab! By catching 'em all, you get hooked up with some **sweet, sweet rewards!** We won't spoil you too much on those rewards, you'll have to find them out for yourself!
So many rewards! So shiny! So wow!
# Shiny Pokémon
Shiny Pokémon are extremely rare to encounter in the wild, but they are definitely a sight to behold!
**Shiny Pokémon** are Pokémon with a different coloration than their original forms. These Pokémon are highly sought after due to their extremely rare nature, and pretty (or sometimes ugly, looking at you, Garchomp!) color palettes. Additionally, these super rare Pokes emit sparkles when sent out!
A shiny Charizard (left) standing next to a normal Charizard (right).
### Base Odds
The base odds to encounter a Shiny Pokémon on Cobbleland are **1/4096**. This chance is identical to the base odds in Pokémon Scarlet/Violet, and similarly to those games, can be increased through other means.
### Increased Odds
There are a few ways in which a trainer can increase their shiny odds.
* Through a Global Shiny Chance Increase, normally provided by special events.
* By chaining a [Catch Combo](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/catch-combo) of 52 or higher.
* By breeding using the [Masuda Method](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/breeding-guide).
These methods of increasing odds may differ from each other, so it is recommended to choose which method fits your Pokémon the best. If your Pokémon is hard to catch in the wild, consider breeding, but if its abundant in the wild, consider a Catch Combo.
### Pokebuilder
Pokebuilder is a way to ensure a Shiny Pokémon, given enough tokens. To check your current Pokebuilder Token balance, use the command `/pokebuilder tokens`. The amount that you will need will differ based on the kind of Pokémon you wish to turn Shiny.
| Type of Pokemon | Cost (in tokens) |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------- |
| Normal Pokémon (i.e non-legendary, non-Ultra Beast, non-Mythical) | 1500 PB Tokens |
| Paradox Pokémon | 1500 PB Tokens |
| Ultra Beast | 3000 PB Tokens |
| Legendary Pokémon | 3000 PB Tokens |
| Mythical Pokémon | 3000 PB Tokens |
There is only one Pokémon that cannot be used with `/pokebuilder`, which is **Ditto****.** To obtain a shiny Ditto, the only method will be through catching in the wild, so [Catch Combos](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/catch-combo) are your best bet.\
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Once you have checked your token balance, use `/pokebuilder` to open up the menu. All 6 members of your current party will be shown, select the one you wish to make shiny.
The Pokebuilder Menu.
Garganacl's Pokebuilder Menu.
Once you have selected the correct Pokémon, simply select the **Star Sweet** option labelled "**shiny**". Next, select the Shiny Stone to proceed to your purchase. If you have a large enough balance, completing the transaction will turn your Pokémon shiny!
For more information on the Pokebuilder mechanic, please check out our Pokebuilder Guide!
### Personal Trades / GTS
Another way to ensure a Shiny Pokemon is through trading with other players. This can be done through either the GTS, or through direct messaging. Many players will often list their Shiny Pokémon on the GTS, so if you see something you like, make sure to grab it before somebody else does!
Additionally, you may directly ask in chat if somebody has a certain Shiny Pokémon. Remember to space out your requests, as if nobody is responding, there is a chance that nobody has that specific Pokémon. An alternative method of asking others is through our [**Discord**](https://discord.gg/MGevEjJg) server.
Depending on which realm you play on, our Discord will have a corresponding Marketplace section to help you set up trades with other players.
Mystic Realm's Marketplace.
The channel that will net you the best possibility of a Shiny will be the Pokémon channel. To help make your requests easier for others to see, there is normally a very efficient way to ask for other Pokémon.
Writing "Looking for" or LF for short will help others quickly and effectively read your request.
If somebody responds to your request stating that they have what you might want, be sure to respond to them in a timely manner! You may decide to either complete the deal then and there, or set up a time with them through private messages. However, **please be wary of possible scams or malicious users, and remember to never exchange real world currency for any items or Pokémon on Cobbleland. Report any suspicious activity to a trusted Staff member.**
### Choice Tokens
Choice Tokens are a great way to obtain a specific Pokémon, and some can even include Shiny Pokémon! The current means to obtain Shiny Pokémon of Choice tokens include:
* `/trivia`
* [Personal Trades / GTS](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/money-guide)
* Server Events
To redeem a Pokémon of Choice token, locate your nearest Senior Mod or higher ranked Staff Member, and send them a quick message. If they can complete your request, they will ask you 2 questions; what would you like, and how did you obtain your token? After answering these questions, your desired Pokémon will magically *poof* its way into your PC or Party! Happy Battling, Trainer!
### Crates
At `/warp crates`, there are many opportunities to obtain Shiny Pokémon! Each crate with the exception of the Trainer Crate or any unique skin crates will have a chance to present you with a Shiny Pokémon. Each crate will have different options on what shinies will be available, as some will only offer random Shiny Pokémon, Shiny Starters, or Shiny Legendaries. We recommend you to check out each crate's drops before deciding on which to focus on. To obtain keys, there are a few methods:
* `/trivia`
* [`/voteshop`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/voting)
* [`/huntshop`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/hunts-guide)
* [Personal Trades / GTS](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/money-guide)
* Community Goal Rewards
* Through other crates
Many crate keys will come in the form of a Tripwire Hook when first obtained. Before you can use these keys, be sure to **right click them in the air.** You will see their texture change into a special key. Then, simply use it on your corresponding crate.
By using any of the methods listed above, you'll be one step closer to getting an extremely rare Pokémon! Be sure to show them off to all of your friends, and make them feel jealous! (Don't actually do that, please.) ((Or do, we can't stop you!))
# Voting
Voting is a great way to support us, and to also earn sweet rewards!
Voting is an incredibly easy way to make some money, and try your hand at the Vote Crate! Every day, you will have the opportunity to vote for 9 different sites. It's as simple as entering in your username, and hitting a few buttons. Do note however, that you must enter your username exactly as it is in-game. \
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For example, if your username was WoolyBeast411, you cannot type in woolybeast411 or w00lybeast410. It must be exactly WoolyBeast411. If you fail to do so, you may receive a Vote Key, but not Vote Points. \
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Additionally, you must be online when you vote in order to earn rewards. If you vote when offline, you will not receive any rewards upon logging in, so make sure to do it while you're here!
## How to Vote
When online, type `/vote` into the game chat, and multiple voting links will appear. To access these links, just open the chat box again, and click on your link of choice. You will be prompted to open a website.
You will be able to vote for 9 individual websites every 24 hours.
You may either press "Yes" or "Copy to Clipboard" if you prefer to manually enter in the link.
Upon pressing yes, you will be brought to a website that will look similar to the one pictured below.
On each website, there will be a box labelled as "**Minecraft Username.**" Enter your name exactly as it appears in-game, and either submit your vote or complete the captcha. Shortly after, you will receive your rewards!
Upon voting, a confirmation message will appear within the chat.
The rewards for voting on each website will be as follows:
* 3 Pokebuilder Tokens
* 1 Vote Key
* 250 Cobblecoins
* 1 Vote Point
## Vote Crate
Each voting link will provide you with one **Vote Key**. These keys can be used at `/warp crates` on the **Vote Crate**. On Mystic and Paradise, the Vote Crate will be a crate on the top floor, furthest to the left when you enter.
The rewards of the Vote Crate as seen at /warp crates.
The Vote Crate offers many useful rewards, such as **Diamonds, Pokebuilder Tokens, Berries, Held Items, Crate Keys, or even a Mega Stone!** Be sure to use the Vote Crate as much as possible to try and earn some cool rewards!
## Vote Points
Each voting link will provide you with one **Vote Point**. These Vote Points are the currency used in /voteshop. In order to check your current Vote Point balance, use the command /votepoints.
Page 1 of the Vote Shop.
Page 2 of the Vote Shop.
In the **Vote Shop**, there are many high quality items that you may obtain. These can include, but are not limited to, **Pokebuilder Tokens, Extra Homes, Crate Keys, Pokémon of Your Choice, Mega Stones, or helpful commands.** We recommend you to take a peek at some of the cool rewards you can earn, and to save up for something that piques your interest!\
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*Note: Vote Points cannot be transferred to other players, but Vote Keys can.*
# Choice Tokens
Is there a pesky Pokémon that seems to evade your presence? Well, fret not, Trainers!
**Choice Tokens** are a surefire way to get any Pokémon that you desire (well, close to any, at least). As such, these items are often quite hard to come by, and may come at a steep price. There are a few sources for these rare items:
* [`/trivia`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/trivia-questions#trivia-shop)
* [`/voteshop`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/voting#vote-points)
* Events
* [Personal trades / GTS](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/money-guide)
* Rank Upgrades
* [`/dex`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/the-pokedex#rewards)
* /raidshop
### Variations
There are a few variations of Choice Tokens. Listed below are the variations of Choice Tokens, and the correct methodology to obtain them.
**Non-Legend Pokémon of Your Choice Level 100**
* [`/trivia`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/trivia-questions#trivia-shop)
* [`/voteshop`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/voting#vote-points)
**Pokémon of Your Choice Level 100**
* [`/trivia`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/trivia-questions#trivia-shop)
* [`/voteshop`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/voting#vote-points)
* [`/dex`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/the-pokedex#rewards)
**Non-Legend ****Shiny**** Pokémon of Your Choice**
* Ultimate Rank Up
* Events
**Non-Legend 4/6 IVs ****Shiny**** Pokémon of Your Choice**
* Celestial Rank Up
**Shiny**** Pokémon of Your Choice**
* [`/trivia`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/trivia-questions#trivia-shop)
* [`/dex`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/the-pokedex#rewards)
*Note: All of the aforementioned tokens may be obtained through personal trading or through the GTS. However, the appearances of such tokens may be few and far between.*
### Redeeming Your Token!
Once you've obtained your shiny token, all you have to do is contact a **Senior Mod or higher ranked Staff member.** Be sure to exercise patience, as these folks have quite a lot to do. When they are able to get to your request, be sure to tell them which Pokémon you would like and the way that you obtained your Token. Once you hand them your token, they will magically make your desired Pokémon appear in your party or PC!
# Nicknames
Want to switch things up a little and change your name?
Nicknames are a special mechanic for those who have either purchased a rank or the `/nickname` command on our [store page](https://store.cobbleland.com/category/commands). Maybe your name has felt a little bland recently, and a bit of color or a different formatting might pep up your step!
A regular name.
Fret not, Trainers! We're here to tell you exactly how to make your name all sorts of pretty colors and fonts. First, you will want to access the website "[RGB Birdflop.](https://www.birdflop.com/resources/rgb/)" This website will allow you to input any text, and apply any kind of formatting that you wish to achieve.
While there are many things you can do with your nickname, here are a few examples:
A shortened nickname.
A nickname made Bold.
A nickname made in Italics.
A bolded, shortened nickname with a color gradient.
So, how exactly does one manipulate their name to be so awesome and colorful, you may ask? Simply prepare your name of choice, and enter it into Birdflop's text box.
For the text in your name, put it into the **Input Text** box in the **Inputs** section of the website. This can include text of different fonts, or symbols, as long as they can be pasted into Minecraft without issues.
Next, set your **Color Format.** Using the `<#rrggbb>` color format will work seamlessly on Cobbleland.
If you wish to use **Bold**, *Italic*, Underline or ~~Strikethrough~~ in your name, it is better to do so using the command on Minecraft, as the formatting on Birdflop might not co-operate well. Additionally, you need not worry about the Prefix or Presets boxes, unless you wish to use them. The **Prefix** box will add the command string to your outputted text, in this case, `/nickname set `. The **Presets** box will take an exported nickname and apply it directly to your input, allowing for an easy copy.
Finally, the last part that you will need to change (of course, if you so desire,) is the **Colors** section. The **Color Preset** box will choose either a predetermined gradient or solid color for your name as opposed to manually selecting the colors yourself.
An example of the "Mango" Color Preset.
Under the Color Preset option is the Color Amount option. As Birdflop makes colored gradients, you can choose how many colors you wish to be expressed in your text.
Each color will correspond to a character of your text.
*Note: If you have the same amount of colors as you do characters, each character will be that color specifically. If you have a lesser amount of colors than you do characters, it will have a much more noticeable gradient effect, using colors in-between hex codes. Using less characters than there are colors will cause your existing characters to have mixed colors.*
Characters > Colors
Colors > Characters
If you wish to use your own custom colors, you will have to manually edit the Hex Color boxes for the colors you wish to use. This can be done in two ways; one, using the color box provided by Birdflop to find Hex Codes, or by using an online Hex Code generator, such as [this one](https://htmlcolorcodes.com/).
Birdflop's Color Picker
There are three components of your color; **Hue, Saturation, and Lightness. Hue** is controlled by the slider bar to the right, and consists of the colors of the visible wavelength. **Saturation** follows the trend of decreasing to the left, and increasing to the right. This is because as you move further to the right, your color will appear more "saturated" and brighter, while when moving to the left, it will become "dull", or either white or black, depending on your lightness. Speaking of, **Lightness** is the final factor of your color. As the name implies, this component controls how "light" your color appears. It follows the trend of increasing upward, and decreasing downward, causing a color to become closer to white when moving up, and closer to black when moving down.
Simply choose the correct colors you wish to use in your nickname, and presto! Now you just need to input your output text into Minecraft!
An example of output text.
By clicking the Output box, the correct text will be copied to your clipboard. Navigating back to Minecraft, enter the following: `/nickname set `. Anything after the `` argument will become your nickname.
The command to change a nickname to be shortened, and have a color gradient.
A successfully set nickname.
And voila! You now have a beautiful and colorful nickname! Or, well, you might! Whatever floats your boat! If you wish to have a bit more creativity in your name, we recommend using some of the following additions to your name:
| Effect | Syntax |
| ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Bold | `` |
| Italic | `` |
| Underlined | `` |
| Strikethrough | `` |
| Font | Input a custom font into Birdflop's Input Box, and continue as normal. (i.e 𝓕𝓪𝓷𝓬𝔂) |
| Symbols | Input a custom symbol into Birdflop's Input Box, and continue as normal. (i.e ♕) |
*Note: Keep **Rule 8** in mind. Be sure to not make your nickname difficult to read (i.e all black) or completely invisible. Doing so will warrant a warning, and a Staff member will require you to change your name.*
# Additional Resources
Various resources to help improve your Cobblemon experience
### Sparkles: Stardust Labs Resource Pack
Some biomes may appear to have a messed up name, such as the Andesite Caves for example.
By downloading and installing [Sparkles: Stardust Labs Resource Pack](https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/sparkles/version/1.0.4), you can fix these bugged names. The biomes that this resource pack effects include all biomes in the **Terralith, Incendium, and Nullscape add-ons.**
### Pokemon Music Pack
Ever wanted to listen to some tunes while off on your adventure? Be sure to download the [Pokémon Music Pack](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1108238898972328006/1110702493211566080/LedyBGMs-PokemonMusicPack_v.1.3.zip?ex=6660440e\&is=665ef28e\&hm=20d9fd8d7e9419b8676903151495559fd69cd19b7677719204e892a246387a99&), which will replace your standard Minecraft music with Pokémon music, from Generations 1-8. (The download link is in the Resources channel on Discord.)
### Shaders
With shaders, your builds with reach unparalleled levels of beauty. In order to allow shaders to be used on Fabric, you must install two separate mods; [Iris](https://modrinth.com/mod/iris/version/1.6.4+1.19.2), and [Sodium](https://modrinth.com/mod/sodium/version/mc1.19.2-0.4.4).
# Add-ons
To help make your experience more enjoyable, we've added several custom Quality of Life changes or aesthetic updates!
### Cauldron Concrete
Throwing **Concrete Powder** of any color into a Cauldron full of Water will convert them into **Concrete Blocks**.
Throw any color of Concrete Powder into a Cauldron to easily convert them into blocks.
### Better Hanging Signs
Have you ever wanted **Hanging Signs** to be able to display an item? Well, heres some good news for you, Trainer! By placing any kind of hanging sign, and shift right-clicking it with an **Item Frame** will place an item frame on your hanging sign. From there, you may right click with any item to display it!
Before an item may be displayed, be sure to use an Item Frame on your hanging sign.
Whichever item you choose to display will not be taken from your inventory, so feel free to show off some items!
### Catenary
Caternary includes many decorative ropes and chains to help spice up your builds. To place a Catenary, you first place the Firework Rocket at one of the points where you would like to attach it. You will then get a rocket that is bound to that location. Placing this rocket on the second attachment point will create two anchors at the attachment points with a catenary between them. You can left-click these anchors to destroy the catenary, and you can right-click an anchor with a rocket to set it as an attachment point for another catenary.
Listed below are all Catenary recipes, and what they look like:
Caternaries
Amethyst Lights
Bamboo
"Catenary" Spelling
Chain with Lanterns
Chain with Mixed Lanterns
Chain with Paper Lanterns
Chain with Soul Lanterns
Custom Spelling
Electrical Cable
End Rods
Grindstone Chain
Mossy Beam
Rainbow Glass Panes
Simple Chain
Straight Chain
Straight Iron Bars
# Mechanic Guides
# Money Guide
## How To Make Money
### Shop
To get some money on the server use the `/shop` command to open up the shop menu. You will be able to sell a variety of items for some Pokedollars. Once you've accessed the shop by typing `/shop` in the chat, you can navigate through different sections to sell items such as Pokémon drops, monster drops like bones or spider eyes, crafted or gathered food items, and various blocks collected or mined. \
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The shop menu is straightforward, enabling you to select the sale of your items easily. If, for whatever reason you do not want to use the menu to sell your items, you can use the command `/sell hand`\
to sell the items in your hand. Every item in your inventory that matches the item in your hand will also get sold, so this is a great way to bulk sell your items!
Shop Menu
### Voting
Another method is through the `/vote` command. This system is designed to benefit both the player and the server; by voting for CobbleLand on designated Minecraft server lists, you can earn in-game currency as a reward. \
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Here's how it works: When you use the `/vote` command in-game, you'll be provided with links to server lists where CobbleLand is listed. By clicking on these links and casting your vote for the server, you not only help increase the server's visibility and popularity but also get rewarded with `$250` Pokedollars, in total giving you `$2,000` per day. In addition to Pokedollars, voting also gives you these following rewards:\
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\- 1 Vote Point (Use in `/voteshop`)\
\- 1 Vote Key\
\- 3 Pokebuilder Tokens\
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This voting mechanism is a win-win situation. It supports the server by boosting its ranking on various server lists, attracting new players and growing the community, while also offering players a simple way to earn money without needing to sell items or complete in-game tasks. Remember, the amount of money you receive for each vote might vary, and there might be a limit to how many times you can vote per day or week. Therefore, regularly participating in voting can steadily increase your in-game funds while contributing significantly to the server's success.
Vote Links When Doing /vote
### Crates
An exciting way to receive money is by using keys to open crates. This method not only offers the thrill of unlocking random rewards but can also be a significant source of Pokedollars. You can acquire these keys through various means, including the `/vote` command.
Once you have keys, head over to `/warp crates`, where you can use them to unlock crates. These crates often contain a mix of items, ranging from Pokedollars to rare Pokémon, providing an element of surprise and excitement with each opening. The specific rewards depend on the type of crate you're opening, with some crates offering higher chances of dropping money or more valuable items.
Vote Crate Rewards
### GTS
#### Selling Pokémon on GTS
The next method is the GTS system. You can access it by using the `/gts` command. Once accessed, you'll have the option to view the market place for the Pokémon that other players on the server have listed. In order to put up your very own Pokémon on the marketplace you will need to run the command: `/gts add pokemon `. Remember to monitor the market trends within the GTS, as the value of different Pokémon can fluctuate based on their rarity, abilities, and the current demand among players.
Pokemon Marketplace
#### Selling Items on GTS
Similarly to the Pokémon, you can also sell items on the market place. In order to place an item on GTS you will have to run the command `/gts add item `
### Pokesell
Pokesell
Pokesell Menu
### Pokehunts
Pokehunts
Pokehunts Menu
### Player Shops
This unique feature allows you to rent a space where you can set up your own shop, using chests to display items for sale to other players. Head over to `/warp playershops` where you can choose a shop space to rent. Once you've secured your rental, you can set up chests within your shop to hold the items you wish to sell. These items can range from essential crafting materials, to unique decorative blocks. You have complete control over pricing and the types of items you offer, allowing for a fully customized shop.
Player Shop Warp
# Breeding Guide
**Pasture Blocks** are similar to PCs in that they can be placed and, when accessed, allow up to 16 Pokémon from your PC to roam around. They can roam very far, so be prepared to lose track of them if they’re not fenced up. Be sure to keep your partners safe, Trainer!
The recipe for a Pasture Block.
To breed Pokémon, you must activate a **Pasture Block** by right-clicking it with **Wheat**. Pokémon who are roaming from that pasture block will then start breeding and will produce *approximately 1 egg per 15 minutes*. You can put a chest beneath or connected to the hopper to collect these eggs automatically.
Pasture Block with Hopper Underneath Connected To a Chest
**Note: Without a chest connected to the hopper, only a maximum of 5 eggs can be held at once. As such, it is strongly recommended to have at least a singular chest connected to your hopper.**
## **Hatching Eggs**
Be sure to check your chests periodically, there may be a surprise egg waiting in there for you to hatch! If you find an Egg in the chest, you will have to take it out and hold it in either your main/off hand. Each egg will need a certain amount of steps in order to hatch, after you've walked the required amount of steps the Egg will hatch automatically. You can view the amount of Egg steps remaining by using the command **`/eggInfo`.**
Information On When The Egg Is Ready To Hatch
**Masuda Method:** If you breed one of your own Pokémon with a Pokémon belonging to another player, it will increase the shiny chance from 1 in 4096 to 1 in 683. This is a great way to breed your favorite shinies!\
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**Egg Moves:** To pass down an egg move to the Egg, one of the parents must have have the Move you want in it's current Move set. Once a egg is hatched, the Pokémon should have the move learned automatically.
**Flame Body:** Having a Pokémon in your party that has the ability **Flame Body** will actually help you out as it makes Eggs hatch faster! Some Pokémon that you can find pretty easily with this ability would be Ponyta, Magmortar, and Sizzlipede.
### Breeding Max IVs Pokemon
Breeding Pokémon to achieve 100% IVs involves understanding and utilizing the game's breeding mechanics to their fullest. IVs are hidden stats that determine how high a Pokémon's individual stats can potentially be. Each of the six stats (HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, Speed) can have an IV ranging from 0 to 31, with 31 being the highest. A Pokémon with 31 IVs in all stats is often referred to as having "perfect IVs." Here’s an in-depth guide on how to achieve this through breeding:
#### 1. Understand the Basics
* **IVs**: Determine a Pokémon's potential in each stat.
* **Nature**: Affects the growth rate of two of its stats, increasing one by 10% and decreasing another by 10%.
* **Abilities**: Some Pokémon have abilities that can affect breeding outcomes.
* **Destiny Knot**: An item that when held by a parent, ensures 5 out of the 6 IVs from both parents combined are passed down to the offspring.
#### 2. Preparation
* **Get a Destiny Knot**: This item is crucial for breeding as it allows more IVs to be passed down from the parents to the offspring.
* **Get an Everstone**: This item, when held by a parent, will pass down the parent's Nature to the offspring.
* **Find a Ditto**: Dittos are incredibly valuable for breeding as they can breed with almost any Pokémon. A Ditto with high IVs or even perfect IVs is a great asset.
#### 3. Find a Starting Pokémon
* **Catch, trade** **or breed** for Pokémon with high IVs in the stats you are interested in. You can use the /ivs command to see your Pokémon’s IVs.
* **Use a Ditto**: If you have a Ditto with high IVs, you can use it as one of the parents.
#### 4. Breeding Process
* **Equip the Destiny Knot** to one of the parents to ensure 5 IVs are passed down from the parents.
* **Equip an Everstone** to the parent with the desired Nature to ensure it passes down.
* **Select the breeding pair**: Pair your chosen Pokémon with the Ditto or another Pokémon that has the desired IVs in different stats.
#### 5. Hatching Eggs
* Hatch eggs until you get a Pokémon with desired IVs. This process can be sped up with a Pokémon that has the Flame Body or Magma Armor ability, which halves the number of steps needed to hatch an egg.
#### 6. Iterative Breeding
* **Evaluate Offspring**: Use the IV checker to evaluate the IVs of your hatched Pokémon.
* **Upgrade Parents**: Replace one of the breeding pair with the offspring if the offspring has better IVs in certain stats.
* Repeat the breeding process, continuously improving the IVs of the offspring by selecting better parents.
#### 7. Ability and Hidden Abilities
* Some Pokémon have hidden abilities that can be passed down through breeding. If you're aiming for a specific ability, ensure the parent Pokémon has it.
# Gym Guide
So you wanna be a Pokémon Master, eh? Well, you'll have to get through our rough 'n tough Gym Leaders first!
If you know Pokémon, there's a good chance you'll know the title of "**Gym Leader.**" Gym Leaders are some of the highest ranking, top notch, most extreme Pokémon trainers you'll ever meet! And here on Cobbleland, it will be no different. You must prepare your team diligently, and work extremely hard to stand face to face with one of these tough foes.
## Your Gym Leaders!
On Cobbleland we have *player-run* Gyms. This means that you will be fighting against **another player.** As such, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with these friendly faces. You may do so by using `/warp gyms` . You will then be transported to an area showcasing every current Gym Leader on your realm.
The Gym Leader warp on Mystic.
These players have been chosen based on an application sent in to our Gym Managers. As such, these players will be exceptionally skilled, kind, respectful, and humble. Please feel free to ask any Gym Leader for help on things such as teambuilding, strategizing, or general game knowledge. They will be some of the most knowledgeable people that you are bound to meet in your time on Cobbleland.
## Gym Rules
CobbleLand is an ever-growing ecosystem, so it is necessary for Gym Managers to create rules in order to keep the essence of the game fair. Commonly used rules (such as Smogon rules) will not be applicable because our meta will be constantly changing. All rules must be followed by both challengers and leaders during their battles.
You can take a look at our rules below or in this [this spreadsheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Q8uRMj3BforlmP0H6AhmzHAh9ESUzu3ggHK3kUWbaJ4/edit?gid=1738068693#gid=1738068693). If you're unsure whether your team meets these requirements, you can use the command `/ruleset validate` + `gym_single`, `gym_double`, or `gymrules` based on your realm and what format you're competing in.
Rule #1 Fully Trained Teams Requirement
All Pokémon must be level 100 with 508 EVs to be gym legal.
Rule #2 Point Limit Clause
A Team must not exceed the allocated points of 6 points (singles) or 12 points (doubles).
Each Pokémon has an allocated value in their respective format. Any Pokemon not listed are counted as 0 points.
You can read more about CobbleLand's points system here.
Rule #3 Wildcard Clause
Gym leaders are allowed a single "wildcard" Pokémon of any type that deviates from their respective monotype. This wildcard may only be 2 points or less (singles) or 3 points or less (doubles).
Fakemon Fusions are allowed as wildcards in their respective realms.
Rule #4 Species Clause
Players may not have two Pokémon sharing the same National Pokédex number on the same team. For example, Koffing and Weezing are allowed on one team since they hold different dex numbers, while Weezing and Galarian Weezing are not, as they share the same dex number.
Fakemon Fusions count each of their component Pokemon toward Species Clause within their respective realms. This means a Fusion may not share a component Pokémon with another team member, Fusion or not.
Rule #5 Endless Battle Clause
Players cannot intentionally prevent an opponent from being able to end a game without forfeiting. Examples of this would be preventing the opponent from fainting via PP Depletion or dying from Struggle recoil.
Rule #6 Sleep Clause
Players may not induce sleep on more than 1 of the opponent's Pokémon (singles) or 2 of the opponent's Pokémon (doubles) at a time.
Moves that inflicts sleep indirectly such as Dire Claw and Relic Song are excempt from this clause.
Rule #7 Berserk Gene Clause
Pokémon that cost any amount of points (1-6) will not be allowed to use the item "Berserk Gene". This item is restricted to only 0-point Pokémon.
Rule #8 Bag Item Clause
Players are not allowed to use items in their inventory excluding Mega Bracelets and Z-Rings.
Rule #9 OHKO Clause
A Pokémon must not have moves Fissure, Guillotine, Horn Drill or Sheer Cold in its moveset.
Rule #10 Item Clause
Each pokemon must hold 1 unique item.
Rule #11 Arceus Clause
You are allowed to use any form of Arceus on a normal monotype team. This will cost you your wildcard.
Rule #12 Perish / Encore Trap Clause
You are not allowed to run the move Perish Song or Encore in combination with Pokémon that have the ability to prevent switching out.
Banned Moves
Fissure
Guillotine
Horn Drill
Sheer Cold
Last Respects
Double Team
Minimize
Acupressure
Baton Pass
Shed Tail
Banned Items
Bright Powder
Lax Incense
King's Rock
Razor Fang
Razor Claw
Banned Pokémon
Singles (Official)
Mega Rayquaza, Ultra Necrozma, Primal Groudon, Primal Kyogre, Calyrex Shadow, Mega Zygarde, Miraidon
Singles (Fakemon)
Evereon, Nimbus Koraidon, Nimbus Mega Rayquaza, Nimbus Mega Mewtwo X, Nimbus Mega Mewtwo Y
Doubles
Mega Rayquaza, Calyrex Shadow, Primal Groudon, Primal Kyogre, Mega Zygarde.
These rules are enforced in order to make each match fair for **both sides.** As such, if you or a Gym Leader recognizes that a rule has been broken, **action will be taken.** It is important to follow every rule during a Gym Battle, as breaking one will mean that the battle is instantly **forfeit.** Depending on who broke the rule, the round will be awarded to the person who did not break the rules.
If a player or Gym Leader has repeatedly broken any rules, they will subsequently be either removed from their position, or a hold will be placed on their ability to challenge a Gym. On Cobbleland, we care deeply about the sense of fairness felt by each and every player, so best to read up on those rules before taking your first step to becoming Champion!
*Note: In the case of a disconnection or crash of a Gym Leader, the current round will go to the challenger. If the challenger crashes or disconnects, it is up to them whether or not to restart or forfeit the victory.*
## Points
The **Point System** is a mechanic introduced by the Gym Managers that will help out both players and Gym Leaders. Essentially, your team is given a maximum capacity of **6 points** in singles or **12 points** in doubles. Certain Pokémon (such as legendaries, paradoxes, ultra beasts, etc.) will **increase** your point value. It is important to take into account these point values before constructing a team, in order to make sure that they are within the capacity.\
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If you cannot find a Pokémon in the lists below, that means they are worth 0 points and can be used without increasing your point total.
Your team is allowed to be comprised of **any combination** of valued Pokémon, so long as they do not exceed 6 or 12 points. This means that you may use 2 Legendary Pokémon, or 2 Paradox Pokémon in conjunction, **as long as** they do not go over the maximum.
Please make sure to check the points total of your team before you challenge a gym, as teams over the point limit will be disqualified from challenging. If you're unsure whether your team meets these requirements, you can use the command `/ruleset validate` + `gym_single`, `gym_double`, or `gymrules` based on your realm and what format you're competing in.
### Why?
It may seem a bit silly to place a limit on which Pokémon can be used in conjunction with another. However, due to the current status of Cobbleland's progression, we are essentially in a limited **National Dex Ubers** tier of games. This means that while some Pokémon might be incredibly strong with the addition of certain other Pokémon (or the result of one not being added yet,) and the presence of certain game mechanics, it is hard to classify the combat scene as purely one tier.
As such, these point values have been devised to place effective limits on Pokémon that may appear to be too strong at their current state. It is important to note that with each update, **the Gym Rules may or may not shift accordingly.** Your Gym Managers are watching very closely with each introduction of even a single Pokémon.
## Challenging a Gym
As Gyms are ran by players, the best way to challenge a gym is to ask them when they are currently online. Before you do however, ask yourself a few questions;\
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\- Does my team follow all Gym Rules?\
\- Do I have time to challenge a leader?\
\- Am I prepared?\
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If the answer is **NO** to any of these questions, then perhaps now is not the best time. But fret not, young trainer, as these players will be on quite often. Gym Leaders will always be ready for a fight, so as soon as you know you're prepared, shoot them a message asking to challenge.\
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When you challenge a gym, there will be two distinct parts: A trial, and your Gym Battle. Similarly to the mainline games, each Gym Leader has a specific trial created by themselves that you must pass first before fighting them. These can range anywhere, from parkour, to a maze, to a quiz, to even a game of chess. Be sure you're ready for anything when you challenge a Gym Leader!
Mystic's Rock Type Gym challenge.
If you fail a Gym Leader's trial, do not worry, as you are free to challenge them again once 24 hours have elapsed. While these trials are meant to be challenging, they are not meant to be impossible. Your endurance and patience will be tested, but once you make it through that trial...
...the Gym Leader awaits.
Remember to keep a cool head, analyze your opponent, and get that badge. You got this, trainer.\
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*P.S. Please remember to follow all rules, and be respectful during any PvP matches you may partake in. We thank you for making our server a livelier place with your epic battles!*
# Applying for Gyms
So you wanna be a Gym Leader, eh?
Now that you've honed your skills against the Gym Leaders of your realm, perhaps you would like to become a **Gym Leader** yourself. In this guide, we will walk you through all steps of applying for a Gym Leader position.
### Getting Ready
Before you apply, make sure that you have a few things prepared for your Gym Evaluation:
* A fully EV trained and level 100 team that follows all [Gym Rules](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/gym-guide#gym-rules) and the [Point System](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/gym-guide#points).
* A fully built Gym, where you will conduct your battles.
* A functional and creative challenge, which your challengers will participate in before battles.
If you lack any of these three components, your application will be **instantly denied**. Be sure to prepare everything before creating an application, and be as creative and grand as you can be. After all, what's the difference between a villain and a super one? PRESENTATION! (Please don't be a villain.)
### Applying
To apply for a position as Gym Leader, please navigate to the [`gym-application`](https://discord.com/channels/1106028244576260108/1109993206172631172) channel on our Discord. After refreshing yourself on all rules, enter /apply gym in any channel that you have access to, and you will shortly recieve a DM. This is Appy, our trusty application bot! It's going to ask you just a few questions.
#### Question 1: Which server do you play on?
For this question, the answer should be self-explanitory. You can't be a Gym Leader on a server that you don't play on, now can you? Enter in either Mystic, Paradise, or Union, depending on which server you wish to become a Gym Leader on.
#### Question 2: What is your IGN?
Type in your IGN exactly as it appears. My in-game name is `Ziograth`. As such, I will type it exactly as `Ziograth`, not like `ziograth`, or like `zio_grath`, or any other way. This is so that Gym Managers can easily identify you in-game, or add you to the Gym Leader role.
#### Question 3: What will be your Typing?
On this question, you will see a drop down list. Simply select which type you wish to pursue as Gym Leader, and the questions will continue.
#### Question 4: Provide a PokePaste from Showdown, featuring your Team.
[Pokemon Showdown](https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/) is a well known website that hosts all things Competitive Pokémon. On Showdown, there is a "Teambuilder" button that you may use to create a team.
Once you navigate to the Teambuilder page, hit the "New Team" button, if you have not made a team already.
This will bring you to a blank screen, where you must add Pokemon and select your Format.
Selecting a Format isn't necessarily a requirement, but choosing National Dex Ubers is always a good bet if you need to test your teams out at some point. After you choose the Format, you can start adding your Pokemon exactly as they appear in-game. Be sure to copy them directly from Cobbleland to avoid any discrepancies.
Once you have all of your Pokemon copied, scroll a bit further down until you see the button that says "Upload to PokePaste," and click it. A new tab will open similar to this one pictured below.
Simply take the URL of this newly opened page, and paste it into your Gym Application. There is no other action required on your part. Pretty easy, right?
#### Question 5: Do you have a Gym built? If yes, provide co-ordinates.
As stated earlier, without a built Gym, your application will be denied. Hopefully you answer yes to this question, and provide co-ordinates at or near your Gym.
#### Question 6: How long have you been playing on the server?
An easy way to check this is to use your Discord profile, if you joined the Discord at roughly the same time.
My join date was January 14th, 2024, and the date that this page was created was June 5, 2024. So, my answer to this question would be around 5 months. You need not an exact answer, an approximation will do just fine.
### Evaluation
Now that you've successfully submitted your application, it is time to be evaluated. When you are online, a Gym Manager may reach out to you and ask if you are ready to be evaluated. Our Gym Managers are busy folks, so please don't ask them for an evaluation, wait for them to ask you. Asking a Gym Manager for an evaluation might result in an inverse reaction, as patience is a virtue.
The Gym Manager will then ask to be teleported to your Gym, and be shown around. They will take into account the aesthetics, creativity, effort, and originality put into your Gym. Next, they will ask to see your challenge. Be sure to have all rules and supplies (if needed) ready before your evaluation. The Gym Manager will then test your challenge to make sure that it is fair and balanced, and not too simple or easy.
Finally, the Gym Manager will face off against you in a Best of 3. You will use your Gym Team against them, but be wary; they will bring powerful Pokémon against your team to see if you can effectively counter them. During your battles, they will pay attention to your battle knowledge, your critical thinking, and your team composition and synergy. Be sure to play to the best of your ability, Trainers!
If you lose against the Gym Manager, do not worry, as they look for more than a win or a loss. If they deem you to be a good fit for Gym Leader, you will pass your application. If there is an open spot for Gym Leaders, you will immediately be put into position, but if not, you will have to go through the **Takeover** process.
*Note: Applications are only accepted once you actually become a Gym Leader. Since our application ties a Discord username to a Gym Leader role, accepting each Gym Leader application without having them assume the position first would result in a TON of Gym Leaders. We like you guys, but, not THAT much.*
### Takeovers
If each Gym Leader slot is taken, you will have to conduct a Takeover on another Gym Leader. What does this mean, exactly? It means that you will have to beat another Gym Leader in a BO3, both using your Gym Team. It acts exactly as a normal Gym Battle, except you do not have to pass their challenge beforehand, and each attempt is weekly. Additionally, a member of the Staff team will have to observe your challenge to make sure there is no foul play on either side.
You may challenge each Gym Leader for a takeover once a week, unless they have just became a Gym Leader. New Gym Leaders recieve a week of immunity to ensure a fair opportunity to all those who try out. To challenge a leader for takeover, be sure to get their attention in-game. **DO NOT** privately message Gym Leaders to set up a Takeover challenge. This is extremely frowned upon, and could result in your application being overruled. As a general rule of thumb, you must catch Gym Leaders when they are online, unless they have told you otherwise.
If your type is currently taken by another Gym Leader, you may only fight them for the position. It wouldn't make sense to have two Gym Leaders of the same type, now would it? Be sure your team is in peak performance, Trainer!
If you successfully win against the opposing Gym Leader, you will take over their spot, and be declared the New Gym Leader!
### Now What?
So, you're a Gym Leader. Now what? Well, theres a few things to note about this momentous occasion:
#### Gym Crate
Each week, Gym Leaders will have access to a Gym Key through /kits. This key may be used on the Gym Crate at /warp crates for some sweet rewards!
#### Badges
Similarly to the mainline games, Gym Leaders will be given badges to hand out to their challengers. To obtain your badges, either put a message in the Gym Chat on Discord or send a DM to a Gym Manager to request a badge. Your local Gym Manager will request 3 things from you;
* Name of your badge
* Description of your badge
* Custom texture for your badge (Any badge design from Gens 1-8)
Be patient as badges might take a little while to be distributed, but once you have them, you may hand them out to any Trainer lucky enough to beat you.
#### Battling
And of course, how could we forget Gym Battles? Gym Battles are the reason for Trainers to become Gym Leaders. Players may request a challenge, to which you must oblige (unless you have a valid reason to deny, such as having to leave, or an emergency). Any Gym Leaders caught not accepting challenges for whatever reason will be spoken to by a Gym Manager. Be sure to check in with your challenger to make sure that they follow all Gym Rules and are prepared for your challenge.
Once they arrive at your Gym, instruct them on what to do. This includes telling them about your Challenge, the rules of the challenge, any other procedures, and confirming if they wish to challenge. If they agree, then be sure to spectate them as they complete your challenge.
If the challenger successfully passes your challenge, they no longer have to complete it on any subsequent attempts (if they lose the battle.) However, if a challenger fails to pass the challenge before a time limit is reached, they must re-do the challenge next time. Once a challenger no longer needs to pass your challenge, it's time to fight!
Each Gym Battle will be a Best of 3, following all Gym Rules. Be sure to give them a tough fight, Leader!
*Note: If a Gym Leader disconnects during a battle, the round is given to the challenger. If a challenger disconnects during a battle, it is up to them if they restart the battle, or the leader gets the victory.*
### Conduct
One final note about being a Gym Leader, is that you must always uphold our values on Cobbleland. This includes but is not limited to:
* Being kind, helpful, and respectful.
* Accepting all Gym Challenges unless you have adequate reason not to
* Following all /rules
Gym Leaders are the pinnacle of our player base, and as such we expect all leaders to be paradigms of Cobbleland. **Any Gym Leaders who show any negative behavior such as trash talking, rage quitting, being disrespectful to players, or any other cases of breaking the rules will be immediately removed from their position as Gym Leader. There is NO tolerance against this rule.**
**Be an inspiration, Leaders. After all, isn't that what leaders are supposed to do?**
# Mystic Gym Leaders
Your Mystic Realm Gym Leaders!
## Normal
John_BlizzardVT
## Water
Caderade007
## Fire
Umbrinn
## Grass
X_F_R_O_G_X
## Electric
Xx_TheGodOfWar
## Flying
Ayaan30
## Rock
Ziograth
## Ground
Bigquack_101
## Psychic
## Ice
pwinci
## Dragon
oArwyno2205
## Fighting
SonicBoomSamuel
## Ghost
ItsBearInAHoodie
## Bug
## Poison
PuffHM
## Dark
_Unpause_
## Steel
PixelmonLMB
## Fairy
WinterDoesGaming
# Paradise Gym Leaders
Your Paradise Realm Gym Leaders!
## Normal
## Water
Akemi_Ki
## Fire
Edogard
## Grass
## Electric
BluePlasmAHH
## Flying
## Rock
## Ground
Thanatos_X
## Psychic
Weeket
## Ice
## Dragon
## Fighting
Bigdogg1972
## Ghost
## Bug
MonDamoiseau
## Poison
## Dark
## Steel
ZeraFera583
## Fairy
# Union Gym Leaders
Your Union Realm Gym Leaders!
## Electric
electrobirb
## Bug
LeafyNote
## Steel
MBerror404
## Psychic
The_Pink_Guy
## Ground
ImAcebtw
## Ice
Puffernam
## Grass
ItzLenaLuv
# Hunts Guide
Your guide to the Hunts mechanic on Cobbleland.
**NOTE: This feature is currently unavailable as of the update to Minecraft version 1.21.1!**
As a Pokémon Trainer, there are bound to be some Pokémon that are quite difficult to catch. To help give a rewarding aspect to these thrilling and perilous adventures, Cobbleland has included a "**hunting**" mechanic, where you are rewarded for tracking down certain Pokémon!
By using the command /hunt, you will open the Hunts menu.
Hunts may be done in either a solo group, or with a party of friends! To do a solo hunt, no other action is needed apart from selecting the **"Personal Hunts"** option on the left side of the `/hunt` menu.. Once you have done so, you will see 4 different tiers of hunts with varying objectives.
Easy -> Medium -> Hard -> Legendary
### Personal Hunts
To begin a personal hunt, just select one of the 4 difficulties. Each difficulty will have a differing goal than the others, so choose the one that you feel the most comfortable with. These goals consist of 3 main categories;
* `Defeat (x) of (Pokémon) in Battle` - **Defeat with a sword or other item.**
* `Defeat (x) Pokémon` **Defeat in a Pokémon Battle.**
* `Find and capture (x)` **Search for the Pokémon in the wild and capture them.**
Once you've selected the Hunt you wish to pursue, simply click the wool block in the menu, and you will see a screen similar to this.
You will obtain certain rewards for completing hunts.
This is your projected rewards screen. Each Hunt will offer slightly different rewards, so if you feel that a Hunt isn't offering you exactly what you want, you can wait for a refresh of each Hunt, or choose an alternative difficulty. Here are a few examples of possible rewards you may obtain from hunts:
* [**Poke Balls**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/catching-pokemon)
* [**CobbleCoins**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/money-guide)
* **Rare Candies**
* **Pokebuilder Tokens**
* [**Apricorns**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/catching-pokemon)
* [**Vitamins**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/general-information/the-flora-of-cobblemon/berries-n-brewing#vitamins)
Another reward obtained from Hunts are Hunt Points. These points will be the primary currency of the `/huntshop` command, used to obtain various items.
The Hunt Shop. Many rewards such as Pokebuilder Tokens, EXP Candy, Z-Crystals, and Mega Stones are available.
Additionally to these physical rewards, you will obtain another kind of reward in **Experience.** Each Hunt will grant a varying amount of Experience, which you will then use to **level up** in order to take on more difficult and challenging hunts! You can check your current experience count and level in the "**Personal Stats**" section of the Hunt Menu.
By hovering over the Bottle of Enchanting, you will see your current level and experience count.
Keep in mind that Hunts will have a small cost of initiating, so be sure to double check the price before accepting a hunt. If you've found a Hunt that you wish to pursue, on the projected rewards screen, select the "Start Hunt" button, and strap on your boots!
### Conducting the Hunt
When you accept a hunt, you will see a helpful note on the top of your screen, stating your current goal and the amount of time left. In case you forget what your goal was, simply look at the prompted text. In this case, we have a goal of **Defeating 5x Nacli in battle.** This means that the player must seek and find 5 **Nacli**, and defeat them with a sword or other means.
The purple bar represents the amount of time left in your hunt. Be sure to pace yourselves, Trainers!
*Note: You have to interact with the specific Pokémon listed, any Pokémon within the same evolutionary line do not count towards the goal.*
Once you have successfully completed your goal, you will hear a jingle play and can observe a message in chat. There is no input on the player's part once the goal has been reached, and it will automatically end. Make sure to follow the instructions to claim your rewards!
Use /hunt to access the Hunt Menu.
The final page on the Hunt Menu is the **Reward Inventory**. This is where you will collect all rewards earned from Hunts. To collect your rewards, simply click on the item, and it will subsequently be transferred into your inventory. Be sure to have extra inventory space before claiming your rewards!
Your Hunt rewards will stay within your Reward Inventory indefinitely, so if you aren't in a rush to claim them, don't worry. But then again, who wouldn't want these sweet rewards as soon as possible?
### Multiplayer Hunts
Sometimes, hunting alone may be a bit lonely or boring. And what better to cheer you up, than to hunt with some friends?
By creating a party, you can hunt with up to 3 other players.
The Party mechanic allows you to Hunt with some friends. To create a party, use the command `/party create ` to create your Hunting Party. But whats a party without company? To invite other players into your party, use the command `/party invite `. Each player you invite will have to accept your invitation by using `/party join `. **You may only have a maximum of 4 players in a party, yourself included.** Once you have your party all set, you can follow the same steps as before, just with some extra helping hands!
To communicate with your party members, use /party chat <text> to send a message!
It is important to note that went conducting Hunts with friend/s, each person can contribute towards the objective. This makes Hunts much quicker and easier, but with a slight downside; **some rewards will be shared between all players involved.** This means that you get less rewards than doing a solo hunt, but you save a large amount of time with the extra help. Be sure to choose wisely, Trainer!
Rewards listed as being [Party Split] will be divided evenly among your squad.
When you are finished with your hunting party, you may use either `/party leave`, `/party disband`, or `/party transferOwner` depending on the course of action you wish to take. Good luck, and Happy Hunting, Trainers!
# Pokebuilder Guide
Tired of hatching eggs? Want a break from wearing down your boots? Need an ability changed, or a Pokémon to be Shiny? Well, look no further!
The Pokebuilder is a fantastic way for players to ensure that their Pokémon are in peak performance. By using the command /pokebuilder, your party will be shown. To access the Pokebuilder for any Pokemon in your current party, simply click on their sprite.
An example of the Pokebuilder menu.
Each Pokémon (with the exception of Ditto) will have a similar UI, with a variety of options to choose from.
Various qualities of a Pokémon such as Shiny factor, Sizing, or IVs can be modified.
### IVs
Each Pokémon (minus Ditto) can have their IVs either increased or decreased with Pokebuilder. For any Pokémon not considered to be a Legendary, Mythical, or Ultra Beast, the cost per IV is 90 Pokebuilder Tokens. Any other Pokémon will cost 45 Pokebuilder Tokens per IV.
### EVs
### Nature
### Friendship
### Shiny
### Gender
### Pokeball
### Ability
### Size
# Claiming Guide
You can claim areas by using a **Golden Shovel**, one is available in `/kits`. Equipping the shovel shows you how many blocks you can claim in the chat. There are various ways you can increase how many claim blocks you can have:
* Every 20-30 seconds you will receive 1 claim block.
* You can purchase claim blocks in the `/shop`
* You can purchase claim blocks in the `/voteshop`
* You can get claim blocks in various crates at `/warp crates`
* You can purchase claim blocks in the `/store`
## Creating The Claim
The area will be a box, you will have to right click the Golden Shovel where you want one corner to be, then right click where you want the opposite corner to be. You will see golden particles indicating the border of your claim, these are only visible with the Golden Shovel in your main hand. To check if a certain area is claimed, **right-click** an area with a Stick. This will show you if a person has made a claim there or not.
The Golden Particles Indication A Claim Has Been Made
## Accessing The Flan Menu
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**Global Permissions** - General rules for anyone in your territory that aren't in a permission group, you can prevent people entering at all, prevent certain actions etc. Anything you set to true or false will allow/prevent ANYONE to perform those actions.
Global Permissions in Flan Menu
**Permission Groups** - There are two groups you can place players in, and that's **Co-Owner** and **Visitor.** In order to add a **Visitor** you can click on the paper called Visitor and then click add, then type the username of the player you want to add to the visitor group. Visitors can open doors and explore but not much else, they cannot open chests or build. Right click on the paper instead to edit the permissions for the group, you can grant visitors more permissions this way. You can also add a whole new group and set the permissions for that instead. If you screw up anything too badly or it bugs out, you can delete the claim and claim the area again to reset everything to default\
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If you want to skip this and want to add a **Co-Owner,** which we allow a player to build, open chests and basically have access to mainly everything in the claim, you can simple do **/trust \**, replacing \ with the username of the player you wish to add.
Visitor Permissions in Flan Menu
## Creating a Subclaim
A subclaim is a claim inside of a claim. Subclaims have their own permission and group sets that override the parent claim they are in (no you cannot create a subclaim inside a subclaim). Subclaim permissions have an additional value "default" instead of just true and false which simply redirects that permission back to the parent claim. To create a subclaim switch to subclaim mode using the command **/flan switchMode.** Then use the golden shovel the same way you create a normal claim. Opening the subclaim menu and editing subclaim permissions requires you to be in subclaim mode as well.
Subclaims Will Have Gray Particles Indicating Its Border
Commands
Description
/flan menu
Access a menu that lets you set permissions for the claim you are currently standing in
/trust <player>
Give the specified user full co-owner status in the claim you’re currently standing in
/untrust <player>
Removes co-owner from the specified user for the claim you’re currently standing in
/flan delete
Deletes the claim you are currently standing in
/flan delete subclaim
Deletes the subclaim you are standing in
/flan switchmode
Changes your shovel to create subclaims. These are areas within your claim that can have different permissions from the rest of it, for instance you can create a visitor friendly area and a restricted area
/flan transferclaim <player>
Transfers ownership of the claim your standing in to a specified player
/flan list
Lists your claims and the coordinates of their locations. Good for finding forgotten or lost claims
# Catch Combo
Your guide to Catch Combos!
You may have noticed a peculiar message in your chat box after catching a certain Pokémon in succession. This is called a **Catch Combo.** Catch combos are a very good way to catch higher quality Pokémon, and even potentially find a Shiny Pokémon!
| Pokemon Caught | Odds Increase |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 0-10 | Standard catching odds. |
| 11-31 | After 11 Pokémon are caught, Pokémon will have 2 **guaranteed** perfect IVs, and have an extra 25% chance to spawn. Shiny luck is increased to 1/2048. |
| 32-51 | After 32 Pokémon are caught, Pokémon will have 3 **guaranteed** perfect IVs, and have an extra 50% chance to spawn. Shiny luck is increased to 1/1024. |
| 52 onward | After 52 Pokémon are caught, Pokémon will have 4 **guaranteed** perfect IVs, and have an extra 85% chance to spawn. Shiny luck is increased to 1/683. |
*Note: Ditto is exempt from these rules, and has different increases based on criterion.*
Once you start chaining your Pokémon, new Pokémon of that species that spawn in the area will be highlighted with a white glow to help them stand out.
It is important to note that Shiny and Legendary/Mythical/UB Pokémon caught **DO NOT** break your chain! So, if you see some sparkles around or a legendary spawns on you, don't be afraid to pounce at it! Additionally, you may knock out any Pokémon that you see, as it will not break your combo. **Only by catching a different species of Pokémon will you break your catch combo.**
To view your current Catch Combo, use the command `/combo info`. This command will show your current Catch Combo number, and the Pokémon you are currently hunting.
# Mega Evolution Guide
Mega Evolution, a phenomenon only seen in a select few Pokémon, is a transformation that brings unparalleled strength. Can you handle them, trainer?
If you've played Pokémon X/Y, OR/AS, or Sun/Moon, you're no stranger to the concept of **Mega Evolution.** Mega Evolution occurs when a trainer's bond with their Pokemon is extremely strong, allowing them to undertake an amazing transformation. Here on Cobbleland, it's no different. By crafting a **Mega Band** and obtaining a **Mega Stone** for a specific Pokémon, you can unlock the power of Mega Evolution!
Diancie's mega evolution, Mega Diancie!
## Mega Stones
**Mega Stones** are the items that allow for certain Pokemon to Mega Evolve. These stones can be obtained through various means such as:
* [Crafting](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/mega-evolution-guide/mega-stones-guide)
* [Personal trades / GTS](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/money-guide)
* `/warp crates`
* `/voteshop`
* `/trivia`
* [`/huntshop`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/hunts-guide)
* Community Goal Rewards
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Depending on which Mega Stone you obtain, only a certain species of Pokemon will be able to use it. For example, only Ampharos can use Ampharosite, and only Steelix can use Steelixite. For more information on Mega Evolution (i.e which Pokemon can Mega Evolve, their abilities and stat increases, etc.), please take a look at [Bulbapedia's article](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Mega_Evolution) on the topic.
## Mega Bands
In order to Mega Evolve your Pokemon, you will need a **Mega Band.** These bands are a way for the trainer to activate their Pokemon's Mega Stone. On Cobbleland, you can obtain Mega Bands through custom crafting recipes.
First, you must craft a **Keystone**.
The Keystone crafting recipe.
Notice that there is a **Mega Stone** used in the recipe. This can be any **Mega Stone** that you have available, but be aware that it will be consumed upon crafting and cannot be recovered. Make sure to sacrifice a **Mega Stone** you do not plan to currently use.
Once you have the Keystone, you can use it to craft different types of Mega Bands!
Mega Band Crafting Recipes
🌟 Mega Bracelet – 4 white concrete + Keystone
🌟 Mega Brace – 4 white concrete + Keystone
🌟 Mega Ring – 7 black concrete + Keystone
🌟 Mega Charm – 5 pink concrete + Keystone
🌟 Mega Cuff – 3 black concrete + 4 red concrete + Keystone
## Mega Evolution
Now that you've created your Mega Band and gotten the correct stone for your Pokémon of choice, it's time to **Mega** **Evolve!**
To Mega Evolve in battle, simply enter into a battle with a trainer or wild Pokémon, and send out the Pokémon that you wish to evolve. Upon hitting the "Fight" button, you will see a small button next to the back arrow. When pressing it, you will see that it has turned into a rainbow gradient.
The Mega Evolution button.
Once selecting your move, your Pokémon will then undergo Mega Evolution.
Cobbleland uses the Generation VII Mega Evolution system, meaning that before any moves are made during the following turn, your Pokémon will have its stats, typing, and (if applicable) ability changed before either user makes a move. This means that if you use a Pokémon such as Garchomp that loses speed when Mega Evolved against a Pokémon that has a speed stat that is similar to Garchomp's speed, you could outspeed your opponent **prior** to Mega Evolution, but not **after**. Be sure to Mega Evolve in the right scenario, trainers!
An epic battle between Regigigas and a Mega Aerodactyl.
**Note:** You may have to run the command `/updateitem` on Mega Stones obtained before the 1.7 update. If you still struggle to Mega Evolve your Pokémon after running this command, please contact a member of staff to have your Mega Stone replaced!
# Mega Stones Guide
How to craft your own mega stones
**Mega Stones** allow certain Pokémon Mega Evolve, giving them powerful new forms and boosts in battle. In this guide, we’ll break down how to get started, where to find the materials you need, and how to craft everything step by step, from Raw Essences all the way to Mega Stones. Whether you’re new to Mega Evolution or just need a quick refresher, this page will help you get your Pokémon ready for the next level!
## Raw Mega Essence
**Raw Mega Essence** is the starting point for all Mega Evolution crafting.
These items drop from Pokémon that are capable of Mega Evolution. Every Mega-capable Pokémon has a chance to drop its corresponding Raw Mega Essence when defeated, making battles the primary way to collect them.
Raw Mega Essence is a core ingredient used in crafting:
* **Dormant Mega Stones**
* **Mega Stones**
If you’re looking to Mega Evolve a specific Pokémon, you’ll want to focus on battling that Pokémon (or any of its evolutions) to gather the correct Raw Mega Essence.
A variety of Raw Mega Essence you can obtain.
## Dormant Mega Stone
A **Dormant Mega Stone** is an unfinished Mega Stone that hasn’t been activated yet.
On its own, a Dormant Mega Stone cannot Mega Evolve a Pokémon, it acts as a base that must be infused with more power first.
To craft one, you’ll need the following materials:
* **4× Polished Crystals**
* **1× Mega Catalyst**
* **4× Raw Mega Essence**
Crafting Recipe for the Dormant Megastone
### How to Get the Materials
**Polished Crystals**\
Polished Crystals are created by **stonecutting Amethyst Crystals**. Simply take Amethyst Crystals to a stonecutter and refine them into Polished Crystals.
Place an Amethyst Shard in the Stonecutter to get a Polished Crystal
**Mega Catalyst**\
A Mega Catalyst is crafted by **combining 9 Catalyst Fragments together**. These fragments drop from **Pokémon that are capable of Mega Evolution**, so battling Mega-capable Pokémon (or any of their evolutions) is the best way to collect them.
Combine 9 Catalyst Fragments to create a Mega Catalyst
Once you have all the required materials, combine them in the crafting grid to create a **Dormant Mega Stone**. Think of Dormant Mega Stones as the “shell” of a Mega Stone. Once crafted, they’re ready to be combined with a Mega Core to unlock their true potential.
## Mega Cores
**Mega Cores** are condensed sources of Mega energy and are required to activate Dormant Mega Stones.
Mega Cores are crafted by combining 9 Raw Mega Essence of a certain Pokemon. Each Mega Core corresponds to a specific Mega Stone, so make sure you’re crafting the correct one for the Pokémon you want to Mega Evolve.
9 Greninja Mega Essence create a Greninjite Mega Core.
Without a Mega Core, a Dormant Mega Stone cannot be completed, both pieces are required to move on to the final step.
Note: Legendary Pokemon, when captured, hold their respective Mega Core.
A variety of Mega Cores you can obtain.
## Final Megastone
A **Mega Stone** is the final, usable item that allows a Pokémon to Mega Evolve in battle.
By combining:
* **1 Dormant Mega Stone**
* **4 Matching Mega Cores**
you’ll craft a fully powered Mega Stone. Once obtained, this item can be held by the appropriate Pokémon to enable Mega Evolution.
4 Greninjite Mega Cores combined with a Dormant Megastone creates a Greninjite
Each Mega Stone is tied to a specific Pokémon (and in some cases, specific forms), so make sure you’re crafting the correct stone before using it.
## Creating Skin Specific Megas
On Union and Haven Realm, you are able to create Tera/Nimbus/Toxic Chain mega stones by surrounding the original mega stone with either polished crystal, cheri berry, or pecha berry.
Toxic Chain Recipe
Nimbus Recipe
Tera Recipe
Happy hunting, and good luck on your Mega Evolution journey! 💥
# Dynamax & Gigamantax
Your guide to Dynamax & Gigamantax!
Welcome to our page all about Dynamax and Gigantamax! These are some of the coolest battle mechanics on CobbleLand. They let your Pokémon temporarily grow huge during battles and become way stronger. When a Pokémon Dynamaxes, its HP gets a big boost and all of its moves turn into powerful Max Moves that can do extra things like change the weather, boost stats, or weaken your opponent. Gigantamax takes it even further. Certain Pokémon can unlock special forms with unique looks and exclusive G-Max Moves that you can’t get from regular Dynamaxing.
To progress through this system, you’ll be collecting resources, crafting key items, and running raids. Most of your time will be spent exploring Area Zero to find Max Mushrooms. These are used to craft Max Soup, which is what lets Pokémon unlock their Gigantamax forms. On top of that, Dynamax Raids reward Dynamax Candies that make your Pokémon even stronger while Dynamaxed.
### 🍄 Finding Max Mushrooms
Max Mushrooms in Area Zero
The weird looking plant above is the **Max Mushroom**. You can find Max Mushrooms by heading into Area Zero, where they naturally spawn around the environment. You’ll see them scattered across the terrain, and they’re a key part of progressing through the Gigantamax system.
To collect one, you’ll need to equip any **axe** and hold right-click on the mushroom for a short moment. It’s not instant, you have to stay there while it finishes harvesting, which makes it feel a bit more interactive.
After you harvest a mushroom, it won’t come back right away. Each one has a 30-minute respawn timer, so you’ll either need to explore other areas or come back later to farm the same spots again. This creates a nice loop where you can rotate between locations over time.
When you harvest a Max Mushroom, you’ll get anywhere from 1 to 3 mushrooms per node. On top of that, there’s also a chance to get a bonus Dynamax Candy. So while you’re mainly farming for Max Soup, you’ll also be passively collecting resources to make your Dynamax Pokémon stronger
# Dungeons Guide
Dungeons are a challenging PvE feature that allows players to battle through hordes of Pokémon, defeat powerful bosses, and earn exclusive rewards. Dungeons can be completed either solo or with a team
## Getting Started
Before entering a dungeon, you will need the appropriate key:
#### 🔑 Dungeon Horde Key
Required to enter **Horde Dungeons**.
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**Dungeon Horde Key**
**Cost:** $75,000
Used to enter the Easy, Medium and Hard Horde Dungeons.
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#### 👑 Dungeon Boss Key
Required to enter **Boss Dungeons**.
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Both keys can be purchased from the **Dungeon Shop**.
Once you have a key, head to the **Dungeon Portal** at `/warp dungeons` and use your key to begin a dungeon run.
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## Dungeon Types
### 🌊 Horde Dungeons
Horde Dungeons challenge players to defeat waves of Pokémon before time runs out. The number of pokemon to defeat is doubled for Team Dungeons.
There are three difficulty levels available:
#### Easy
* Defeat 25 Pokémon
* Best for new players
* Lowest difficulty rewards
#### Medium
* Defeat 50 Pokémon
* Stronger Pokémon
* Improved rewards
#### Hard
* Defeat 100 Pokémon
* Most difficult Horde Dungeon
* Best Horde Dungeon rewards
The higher the difficulty, the stronger the Pokémon and the better the rewards.
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### 👑 Boss Dungeons
Boss Dungeons focus on exploration and defeating powerful boss Pokémon and are divided into two categories:
#### 🧬 Mega Dungeons
Battle Mega-Evolved Pokémon and earn Mega Cores. These dungeons are rotated on a weekly basis.
#### ⭐ Legendary Dungeons
Battle Legendary Pokémon and earn Legendary Relics. These dungeons are rotated on a weekly basis.
#### How Boss Dungeons Work
Unlike Horde Dungeons, Boss Dungeons require players to locate the **Boss Room**.
The Boss Room can be identified by its unique **black and white Enderman-themed design**.
Once you locate the room:
1. Defeat Pokémon and enemies around the room.
2. Continue clearing enemies until the boss is triggered.
3. Defeat the boss to complete the dungeon and claim your rewards.
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## Solo & Team Dungeons
All dungeons can be completed solo or with a team.
#### Team Requirements
Only the **Team Leader** is required to have a dungeon key.
All players must be invited to the team before the dungeon begins.
Maximum team size is **5 players**.
### How To Invite Players To a Team
You can create a team using `/dungeons team create` . Once your team is created you will need to invite players in order to start the Team Dungeons. You will need a minimum of 2 Players in your team in order to participate in Team Dungeons.
This will be sent to the player you have invited.
You can invite a player to your team by doing `/dungeons team invite ` . They will then get the message above in chat. All they have to do is click the `Accept` button to join. Now once you start a team dungeon you will have to invite the players in your team to the dungeon. Click on the players head to turn the Red Pane into Green. Once all team members have been invited click the Emerald to move to the next step.
Make sure the glass panel is green before confirming.
The next step would simply be for everyone to ready up! All players will get this pop up, and all of you will have to click the Green Pane in order to ready up. You will see the Yellow Panes under your heads turn into Green once someone ready's up. If you close this menu by accident you can bring it back up using the `/dungeons ready` command. Once everyone is ready, the party leader will have to click the Nether Star to start the dungeon.
#### Pokémon Companions
You are not required to fight alone. You can throw out your Pokémon to assist you or your team in combat while exploring dungeons. Your Pokémon can help defeat enemies, protect teammates, and make difficult encounters much more manageable.
Building a strong team of Pokémon is just as important as obtaining powerful dungeon equipment.
#### Dungeon Mobs
Hostile Minecraft mobs will naturally spawn inside dungeons.
Even if you normally play on peaceful realms or avoid hostile mobs elsewhere, you should be prepared for combat inside dungeons and also hunger will be enabled. Expect to encounter a variety of enemies while exploring rooms, searching for loot, and progressing toward your objective.
Make sure to bring healing items, strong Pokémon, and proper equipment before entering a dungeon.
## General Commands
#### Open Dungeon Menu
`/dungeons`
#### Create Team
`/dungeons team create `
#### Invite Players
`/dungeons team invite `
#### Accept Invitation
`/dungeons team accept `
#### Leave Team
`/dungeons team leave`
#### Leave Dungeon
`/dungeon exit confirm`
Leaving a dungeon will remove you from the current run. If the Team Leader leaves, the dungeon will continue for any remaining players.
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## Dungeon Rewards
Dungeons contain a wide variety of rewards.
#### Loot Chests & Barrels
Throughout each dungeon, players can find:
* Chests
* Barrels
* Hidden loot rooms
These containers can contain valuable rewards, food, equipment, and other useful items.
#### Player-Specific Loot
When playing in a team, chest loot is completely player-specific.
This means:
* Every player receives their own rewards.
* Multiple players can loot the same chest.
* Rewards are rolled separately for each player.
You never need to compete with teammates for loot.
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## Dungeon Tokens
Completing dungeons rewards players with **Dungeon Tokens**.
Dungeon Tokens can be spent in the **Dungeon Shop**.
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## Dungeon Shop
The Dungeon Shop allows players to exchange Dungeon Tokens for powerful upgrades.
Available rewards include:
### ⚔️ Custom Weapons
Special weapons designed specifically for dungeon content.
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#### **Frostbourne**
*A blade forged within the heart of an eternal glacier said to awaken only for those chosen by the cold.*
**Sword Effect:** Frostbite - Strikes coat enemies in eternal frost, slowing them down.
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Attack Speed: 2
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#### **Duskblade of Ruin**
*A cursed greatblade born from fading light and destruction said to herald ruin wherever it is drawn.*
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 25\
Attack Speed: 0.5\
Movement Speed: -10%
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#### **Crimson Fang**
*A cursed blade that feeds upon the lifeforce of those it strikes leaving only silence in its wake.*
**Special Effect:** Flame Slash: Ignites nearby enemies on hit.
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 15\
Attack Speed: 1
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#### **Moonlight Staff**
*A mystical staff imbued with lunar energy channeling the calm glow and hidden power of the night sky.*
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**Cooldown**: 10 seconds.
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 12\
Attack Speed: 1\
Knockback: 1
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#### **Moonlight Greatsword**
*A legendary blade bathed in lunar energy glowing brightest beneath the midnight sky.*
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 20\
Attack Speed: 1.2\
Movement Speed: -8%
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#### **Moonveil Katana**
*A graceful blade infused with lunar magic striking with the silence and precision of the midnight sky.*
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 14\
Attack Speed: 1\
Knockback: 1
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#### **Red Needle**
*A razor-thin crimson blade crafted for swift precise strikes that pierce straight through the heart.*
**Special Effect:** Lifesteal: heals on hit.
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 14\
Attack Speed: 1
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#### **Frayed Blade**
*A scorched blade engulfed in cursed violet flames burning endlessly with chaotic energy.*
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 10\
Attack Speed: 2\
Movement Speed: +10%
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#### **Sanguine Scepter**
*A sinister relic pulsing with blood magic feared for its power to drain vitality from all who oppose its wielder.*
**Special Effect:** Blood Rite: Right-click to empower nearby allies. grants damage, health and speed boost for 15 seconds.
**Cooldown**: 60 seconds.
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 12\
Attack Speed: 1\
Knockback: 1
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#### **Scorchflame Sword**
*A blazing weapon forged within molten depths radiating relentless heat with every strike.*
**Special Effect: ****F**lame Slash: Ignites nearby enemies on hit.
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 12\
Attack Speed: 1.5
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#### **Obsidian Greatsword**
*A void-forged weapon infused with shadow energy feared for its ability to cleave through both armor and soul.*
**Base Stats**
Attack Damage: 18\
Attack Speed: 1\
Movement Speed: -10%
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### 🛡️ Custom Armor Sets
Powerful armor sets that provide unique bonuses and effects.
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#### Bloodfang Armor
*Forged from bone and crimson hide, worn by the legendary bloodfang raiders*
**Helmet Effects:** +10% Attack Speed\
**Chestplate Effects:** +2 Hearts\
**Leggings Effects:** Jump Boost I\
**Boots Effects:** Speed I
**Full Set Effects:** Blood Feast - Restore 1 Heart on Kill
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#### Moonveil Armor
*Blessed by the light of the moon worn by the mysterious moonveil order*
**Helmet Effects:** Night Vision\
**Chestplate Effects:** +2 Hearts\
**Leggings Effects:** Speed I\
**Boots Effects:** Jump Boost I + No Fall Damage
**Full Set Effects:** Moonveil's Blessing - Regeneration II
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#### Woodland Armor
*Blessed by the light of the moon worn by the mysterious moonveil order*
**Helmet Effects:** None\
**Chestplate Effects:** +2 Hearts\
**Leggings Effects:** Speed I\
**Boots Effects:** Jump Boost **I**
**Full Set Effects:** Woodland's Grace - Night Vision
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### 🧪 Dungeon Items
Consumables and utility items that make dungeon runs easier.
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#### Instant Health Charm
Grants Instant Health Regen for 10 Seconds once consumed.
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#### Instant Health Splash Potion
Throw on the ground to heal you and nearby allies.
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#### Strength Splash Potion
Throw on the ground to grant you and nearby allies Strength II for 60 seconds.
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#### Inferno Potion
Throw on the ground to ignite nearby enemies in a burst of flames
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#### Venom Flask
Throw on the ground to corrode nearby enemies with deadly poison and wither.
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#### Master Repair Kit
Right click to repair all damaged armor and weapons in your inventory.
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## ✨ Auras
Cosmetic particle effects that customize your character's appearance.
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Many weapons and armor pieces can be found naturally within dungeon loot, but they can also be purchased directly through the Dungeon Shop.
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## Tips For New Players
* Start with Easy Horde Dungeons to earn your first Dungeon Tokens.
* Save your tokens for armor and weapons before purchasing cosmetics.
* Explore every room for hidden chests and barrels.
* Bring friends to make difficult dungeons easier.
* Keep an eye out for exclusive dungeon-only gear.
* Visit the Dungeon Shop regularly to upgrade your equipment.
* Be sure to throw out your Pokemon to help you fight in the dungeons.
Good luck, trainer. The dungeons await! ⚔️
# Trivia Questions
Test your wits against your friends and earn some sweet rewards in the process!
Occasionally, during your adventures you will see a question similar to this pop up in your chat.
If you guessed Grass or Flying, you would be correct! On Cobbleland, we have periodic **Trivia Questions**. These questions will follow a set format, and reward the trainers who answer the quickest a varying amount of **Trivia Tokens**.
*Note: Answers will not be case-sensitive, and may be easier to answer with lowercase.*
### Types of Questions
### What type is \[Pokémon]?
These questions are simple; what typing is a certain Pokémon? For dual type Pokémon, either typing being said will work, and saying both typings will **not** work. Here's a quick example of how to answer a Trivia question in chat.
```
Arwyn: bro do you like my house
Quackie: yeah dude looks great
[Trivia] What type is Pikachu?
Arwyn: fire
Quackie: water
Ziograth: electric
[Trivia] Ziograth got the answer right in 3 seconds! They won a Trivia Token!
Ziograth: noice
```
That was for a single type Pokémon. Now, lets see something similar with a Pokemon with dual typing.
```
Unpause: knock knock
Slepp: whos there?
Unpause: interrupting cow
[Trivia] What type is Hawlucha?
Slepp: poison
Unpause: dark
Slepp: steel
Caderade007: fighting
[Trivia] Caderade007 got the answer right in 7 seconds! They won a Trivia Token!
```
So, be sure to only state one typing if the question asks for one. The trivia system will not detect more than one answer at a time, so be sure to choose the quickest typing!
### What ability does \[Pokémon] have?
Our next category of questions is a bit tougher, as you'll need to know the specific abilities of Pokémon. Here's a quick example:
To answer this question, we need to type in one of Kecleon's abilities. As taken from [Pokémon Database](https://pokemondb.net/pokedex/kecleon), we can see that it has two abilities.
These abilities are **Color Change** and **Protean**. But how would you answer the question correctly? Protean is simple enough, as it is only one word, but Color Change is two words. **When an ability is made up of multiple words, use a "-" in-between words.** So, the correct answers for this question would be either protean, or color-change.
Here is a quick example for a single worded ability:
```
JRWC_: I've finally finished the project I've been working on.
FROG: can i see?
JRWC_: Of course, tp to me
[Trivia] What ability does Mareanie have?
Ziograth: water-absorb
Slepp: poison-point
JRWC_: merciless
[Trivia] JRWC_ got the answer right in 5 seconds! They won a Trivia Token!
```
In this example, we have a Pokémon with **only** single worded abilities. Mareanie has the abilities **Merciless**, **Limber**, and **Regenerator**. Now lets take a look at a Pokémon that has an ability with two words:
```
Ayaan: you'll never beat me!
Winter: no no trust me i got this
Puff: idk dude thats a pretty tough fight-
[Trivia] What ability does Aerodactyl have?
Ayaan: gale-wings
Winter: intimidate
Puff: limber
Slepp: rock-head
[Trivia] Slepp got the answer right in 6 seconds! They won a Trivia Token!
Slepp: lets gooo
```
Be sure to read up on your books to get those shiny **Trivia Tokens!**
### Specific Trivia Questions
These questions will be noticeably different than the other two types. As such, this guide will include a description of these questions, but cannot give direct methodology to answer them. Sometimes, the Trivia will ask a very specific question, normally from game knowledge or the Pokémon anime. Here are a few examples of what you might encounter:
```
[Trivia] Who was Ash Ketchum's partner Pokemon in the anime?
```
The answer to this question would be: Pikachu.
```
[Trivia] What move doubles in power when inflicted by a status ailment?
```
The answer to this question would be: Facade.
```
[Trivia] What ability causes a Pokemon to take damage in the sun?
```
Sometimes, you will see a trivia question with two possible answers; these being Solar Power and Dry Skin. There are two main things to know about these questions; only one answer is right, and you do not have to put a "-" in-between words. So, the answer could be either "solar power" or "dry skin."
### Trivia Shop
Using the command `/trivia` will bring you to the **Trivia Shop**. This is where you may spend your Trivia Tokens for all sorts of goodies!
The Trivia Shop.
Be sure to save up your tokens so you can receive some nice rewards! A few possibilities include:
* Pokemon of Choice tokens
* Extra homes
* Keys of Choice
* Mega Stones / Z-Crystals
So, put your knowledge to the test, trainers! May the fastest win!
# Crafting Recipes
Any recipes you may need to craft items in Cobbleland!
{% hint style="info" %}
If you are unable to find an item you wish to craft, check out the [Cobblemon mod's items page](https://wiki.cobblemon.com/index.php/Category:Item) to see if they have what you're looking for
{% endhint %}
### Bland Mint
Reset a Pokémon's nature
Bonemeal, white mint, heal powder
### Poké Crayon
Use any dye to create the crayon, then use `shift + right click` to choose the crayon's color once crafted. Apply to a Pokémon with `right click` to change the color of its nickname.
# Transformation Items
The crafting recipe for all custom transformation items
{% hint style="info" %}
If you are unable to find an item you wish to craft, check out the [Cobblemon mod's items page](https://wiki.cobblemon.com/index.php/Category:Item) to see if they have what you're looking for
{% endhint %}
### Adamant Orb
Boosts the power of Dialga's Steel- and Dragon- type moves by 1.2x
Diamond x5, Iron ingot x3, Nether star
### Arceus Plates
Boosts the holder's moves based on their type and the type of the plate
Smooth stone x6, Type gem x2, Netherite ingot
### Blue Orb
Grants Primal Reversion when held by Kyogre
### Ogerpon Masks
Grants Ogerpon the corresponding form
#### Cornerstone Mask
Hard rock x7, Lapis lazuli x2
#### Hearthflame Mask
Fire stone x5, Gunpowder x2
#### Wellspring Mask
Water stone x4, Ghast tear x2, Bonemeal
### Oricorio Nectars
Transforms Oricorio into the corresponding form
#### Pink Nectar - Pa'u Style
Pink tulip, Honey bottle
#### Purple Nectar - Sensu Style
Allium, Honey bottle
#### Red Nectar - Baile Style
Poppy, Honey bottle
#### Yellow Nectar - Pom Pom Style
Dandelion, Honey bottle
### Prison Bottle
Toggles the forme of Hoopa
Gold ingot x6, Nether star, Decorated pot, Iron ingot
### Red Orb
Grants Primal Reversion when held by Groudon
Fire stone x5, Redstone dust x3, Nether star
### Reigns of Unity
Unites Calyrex with its steed
String x4, Ice gem, Ghost gem, Iron ingot
### Reveal Glass
Toggles the Therian formes of the Forces of Nature
Netherite ingot x2, Feather, Dirt, Glass, Copper, Iron ingot x3
### Rotom's Appliances
Combine with the four other appliances to freely transform Rotom
#### Electric Fan
Iron ingot x7, Redstone dust, Feather
#### Lawn Mower
Iron ingot x7, Shears, Short grass
#### Microwave Oven
Iron ingot x7, Blaze powder, Furnace
#### Refrigerator
Iron ingot x7, Iron door, Packed ice
#### Washing Machine
Iron ingot x7, Water bucket, Iron trapdoor
### Rotom Catalog
Changes Rotom to its desired form
Each of Rotom's 5 appliances
### Rusted Shield
Turns Zamazenta's Iron Head into Behemoth Bash
Netherite ingot x7, Water bucket, Shield
### Rusted Sword
Turns Zacian's Iron Head into Behemoth Blade
Netherite ingot x7, Water bucket, Iron sword
### Silvally Memories
Grants Silvally a new type based on the type gem used
Iron ingot x6, Redstone dust x2, Type gem
# Battle Items
The crafting recipes for all custom battle items
{% hint style="info" %}
If you are unable to find an item you wish to craft, check out the [Cobblemon mod's items page](https://wiki.cobblemon.com/index.php/Category:Item) to see if they have what you're looking for
{% endhint %}
### Berserk Gene
Raises attack by 2 but confuses the user
Energy root, Flame orb, Glass bottle, Toxic orb, PC, Restoration tank
### Booster Energy
Activates Quark Drive or Protosynthesis on switch-in
### Thick Club
If held by Cubone or Marowak, its Attack is doubled
Bone x2
### Wave Incense
Raises damage from Water-type moves by 1.2x
Light blue concrete x6, Light blue candle
### Z-Power Items
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[Z-Moves](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/crafting-recipes/z-moves)
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# Z-Moves
Unleash the power of Z-Crystals in Cobbleland! Let your opponents cower in fear from your incredible strength!
**Z-Moves**, introduced in Generation VII, are incredibly strong moves that can only be used **once per battle**. When a trainer and their Pokémon's wishes align, this creates an extremely powerful attack. But how so, you may ask? Through **Z-Crystals**, and the catalyst from which they activate, the **Z-Ring**. In order to make a Z-Ring, you will need a Z-Crystal. Obtaining a Z-Crystal can be done through many means such as:
* /voteshop
* /trivia
* [`/huntshop`](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/hunts-guide)
* [Personal trades / GTS](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/money-guide)
\
Once you've obtained a Z-Crystal, you will need to use it to craft a Z-Ring. **If you obtain a crystal that you wish to use later, we recommend keeping it in a safe place while you obtain another.**
Z–Power Crafting Recipes
🌟 Sparkling Stone - 4 iron ingots + 4 glass + diamond
🌟 Z–Bracelet – 4 yellow concrete + sparkling stone
🌟 Z–Power Ring - 4 black concrete + sparkling stone
🌟 Z–Ring - 4 white concrete + sparkling stone
Once you craft your Z-Ring, simply hold it with your main hand, and right click. There will be a message that appears above your hotbar stating that you can now use Z-Moves in battle! But, how exactly do they work?
## Z-Crystals
Z-Crystals are the catalyst for Z-Moves, and the crystal that your Pokémon holds will determine the Z-Moves that it can use. We'll split Z-Crystals into two distinct categories; type exclusive, and species exclusive.
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Type Exclusive" %}
These Z-Crystals are based on **type.** They operate based on the moves learned by a Pokémon, meaning that if your Pokémon knows a Fire-type move and holds a Firium Z, it will be able to use **Inferno Overdrive** in battle. Additionally, moves of a certain type that are status moves will turn into a unique Z-Move with additional effects.
* **Normalium Z**
* **Fightinium Z**
* **Flyinium Z**
* **Poisonium Z**
* **Groundium Z**
* **Rockium Z**
* **Buginium Z**
* **Ghostinium Z**
* **Steelium Z**
* **Firium Z**
* **Waterium Z**
* **Grassium Z**
* **Electrium Z**
* **Psychium Z**
* **Icium Z**
* **Dragonium Z**
* **Darkinium Z**
* **Fairium Z**
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Species Exclusive" %}
These Z-Crystals are **species exclusive**, meaning that a specific species of Pokemon has to be holding the crystal. Additionally, these Z-Moves are based on a **specific move**, which the holder must know when battling.
* **Pikanium Z - Pikachu w/ ****Volt Tackle**
* **Pikashunium Z - Hat-Pikachu w/ ****Thunderbolt**
* **Aloraichium Z - Alolan Raichu w/ ****Thunderbolt**
* **Eevium Z - Eevee w/ Last Resort**
* **Snorlium Z - Snorlax w/ Giga Impact**
* **Mewnium Z - Mew w/ ****Psychic**
* **Decidium Z - Decidueye w/ ****Spirit Shackle**
* **Incinium Z - Incineroar w/ Darkest Lariat**
* **Primarium Z - Primarina w/ ****Sparkling Aria**
* **Lycanium Z - Lycanroc w/ ****Stone Edge**
* **Mimikium Z - Mimikyu w/ ****Play Rough**
* **Kommonium Z - Kommo-o w/ ****Clanging Scales**
* **Tapunium Z - Any Tapu w/ ****Nature's Madness**
* **Solganium Z - Solgaleo or Dusk Mane Necrozma w/ ****Sunsteel Strike**
* **Lunalium Z - Lunala or Dawn Wings Necrozma w/ ****Moongeist Beam**
* **Ultranecrozium Z - Ultra Necrozma w/ ****Photon Geyser**
* **Marshadium Z - Marshadow w/ ****Spectral Thief**
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
If you are using a species exclusive Z-Crystal, you only need to focus on the specific moves used in conjunction with your Z-Crystal. However, if you are using a type specific Z-Crystal, there are some things to pay attention to. For example, when using a Z-Move, you can choose between using a status move or an attacking move. Z-Moves change the properties of both kinds of moves, so it can be beneficial to use a certain move over the another with your Z-Crystal. We recommend reading over the [Bulbapedia](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Z-Move) article on Z-Moves, as there are many moves with unique effects. Get creative with your ideas, trainers!
## Z-Moves
Now that you've prepared your Pokémon and Z-Crystal of choice, it's time to show off your skills in battle! Simply enter a fight with a wild Pokemon or another trainer, and hit the "Fight" button. You will see a new button next to the back arrow.
The moveset of a Garganacl holding a Rockium Z.
Upon hitting this new button, it will turn yellow and depending on the move set you are using, you will be able to use a Z-Move!
Rockium Z will turn a damaging Rock-type move into Continental Crush.
Keep in mind that Z-Moves may only be used once per battle. As such, it is important to determine when the best time to use this move is. Don't be hasty, because with an incredibly strong move, you may just turn the tide of a battle. Good luck, and have fun!
# Custom Battle Items
Note: As of Cobblemon 1.5, many of our custom battle items have been integrated into the main Cobblemon mod.
For any items integrated into the main Cobblemon mod, simply follow these steps:
* Create your item of choice
* Equip it on any Pokemon
* Send the Pokémon out into battle, and either complete the battle or flee.
Your items should now be converted to their modded forms. Happy battling!\
\
**Note: Elemental Gems used for Arceus Plates will only work if they are our custom battle item. As such, do NOT fix these gems if you wish to craft a plate. Crafting recipes for plates are available on our** [**Transformation & Evolution Items**](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/crafting-recipes/transformation-and-evolution-items) **page.**
### Ability Shield
### Absorb Bulb
### Air Balloon
### Binding Band
### Blunder Policy
### Booster Energy
### Clear Amulet
### Covert Cloak
### Damp Rock
### Eject Button
### Electric Seeds
### Elemental Gems Elemental Gems
All elemental gems use their respective type's damage-halving berry.\
*(Example: Occa berry for Fire gem)*
**Normal Gem**
**Fire Gem**
**Water Gem**
**Grass Gem**
**Electric Gem**
**Ice Gem**
**Fighting Gem**
**Poison Gem**
**Ground Gem**
**Flying Gem**
**Psychic Gem**
**Bug Gem**
**Rock Gem**
**Ghost Gem**
**Dragon Gem**
**Dark Gem**
**Steel Gem**
**Fairy Gem**
### Eviolite
### Float Stone
### Focus Sash
### Grassy Seed
### Grip Claw
### Heat Rock
### Icy Rock
### Iron Ball
### Leek
### Light Ball
### Loaded Dice
### Lucky Punch
### Luminous Moss
### Metronome
### Misty Seed
### Psychic Seed
### Red Card
### Ring Target
### Room Service
### Scope Lens
### Shed Shell
### Shell Bell
### Smooth Rock
### Soul Dew
### Sticky Barb
### Thick Club
### Terrain Extender
### Utility Umbrella
### Weakness Policy
### Wide Lens
### Zoom Lens
# Transformation & Evolution Items
### Rusted Shield
### Rusted Sword
### Wellspring Mask
### Teal Mask
### Hearthflame Mask
### Cornerstone Mask
### Revealing Glass
### N-Solarizer/N-Lunarizer
### DNA Splicer
### Scroll of Waters/Darkness
### Prison Bottle
### Griseous Orb/Core
### Lustrous Orb/Globe
### Adamant Orb/Crystal
### Gracidea
### Metal Alloy
### Rotom Furniture
From Top to Bottom: Washing Machine Oven Lawnmower
From Top to Bottom: Fridge Fan
### Deoxys Meteor
NOTICE: If placed, it can only be destroyed with a bucket of water!
### Red Orb
### Blue Orb
### Genesect Drives
Genesect Drives
These are crafted using **any** music disk and the desired drive's respective evolution stone. Genesect's signature move Techno Blast will default to normal-type if it is not holding a Drive.
**Burn Drive**
**Douse Drive**
**Shock Drive**
**Chill Drive**
### Arceus Plates
Arceus Plates
These plates are now crafted with the Cobblemon elemental gems. You can view the recipes for them here: [Custom Battle Items](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/crafting-recipes/custom-battle-items#elemental-gems)
*The Blank plate is unavailable as of March 20, 2025.*
**Flame Plate**
**Splash Plate**
**Meadow Plate**
**Zap Plate**
**Icicle Plate**
**Fist Plate**
**Toxic Plate**
**Earth Plate**
**Sky Plate**
**Mind Plate**
**Insect Plate**
**Stone Plate**
**Spooky Plate**
**Draco Plate**
**Dread Plate**
**Iron Plate**
**Pixie Plate**
### Silvally Memories
Silvally Memories
These items are crafted from Cobblemon's elemental gems. You can view the recipes for them here: [Custom Battle Items](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/crafting-recipes/custom-battle-items#elemental-gems)
*Silvally does not need to hold a Memory to be its default Normal typing.*
**Fire Memory**
**Water Memory**
**Grass Memory**
**Electric Memory**
**Ice Memory**
**Fighting Memory**
**Poison Memory**
**Ground Memory**
**Flying Memory**
**Psychic Memory**
**Bug Memory**
**Rock Memory**
**Ghost Memory**
**Dragon Memory**
**Dark Memory**
**Steel Memory**
**Fairy Memory**
# Mega Pokemon
All of the possible Mega Pokémon available on the server!
Welcome to our page all about the **custom Mega Pokémon** you can discover on our server. Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about each custom Mega — their epic designs, the unique twists they bring to battle, and how they can power up your team like never before. 💥
⚡ **How to Get Them:**\
All of these custom Mega Pokémon can be unlocked by **obtaining their Mega Stones** via Raids, shops, or crafting. Check out our [Mega Stones Guide page](/cobblemon-wiki/welcome-to-cobbleland/mechanic-guides/mega-evolution-guide/mega-stones-guide) to find out how you can craft Mega Stones yourself!
### ZA Mega Pokemon
Mega Dragonite
**Typing**: Dragon/Flying
**Ability:** Sheer Force
**Stats**
* **HP:** 91,
* **Attack:** 124,
* **Defense:** 115,
* **Sp. Atk:** 145,
* **Sp. Def:** 125,
* **Speed:** 100
**Modeled By:** AGA
Mega Hawlucha
**Typing**: Fighting/Flying
**Ability:** Stamina
**Stats**
* **HP:** 78,
* **Attack:** 137,
* **Defense:** 100,
* **Sp. Atk:** 74,
* **Sp. Def:** 93,
* **Speed:** 118
**Modeled By:** Tortu
Mega Victreebel
Click on the DNA Splicer - Fusions item with the required materials to craft one for yourself!
3. Select the tool in the menu to craft a **DNA Splicer - Fusions**.
You should now have the splicer in your inventory!
You must have the Fusions Splicer in your inventory when creating a fusion!
### How to obtain a Fusion Pokémon:
1. Right-click the "DNA Splicer - Fusions" to visit the Fusions menu.
2. Visit the **Recipes** tab to view all current possible fusions and the Pokémon required to create it.
3. Once you see one you like and have the Pokémon required for it, head over to the **Fuse** menu to select an eligible Pokémon from your party.
3. Choose the Fusion you are wanting to create.
4. Once you select your desired Fusion, the splicer will use the other required Pokémon from your party automatically and fuse them together! The completed Fusion will be in your party.
In this example, we have created a beautiful Gardefree!
5. To separate a Fusion in your party back into the original Pokémon used, simply right-click the special DNA Splicer again and head to the **Defuse** section of the Fusion menu to do so.
6. In order to make the fusion shiny, one of the fused Pokémon must be shiny. You must place this shiny Pokémon in a higher slot in your party than the non-shiny Pokémon you're fusing it with.
1. Ex. If the shiny Pokémon is in slot 3, the non-shiny Pokémon must be in slot 4, 5, or 6 in order to make the fused Pokémon shiny.
### Available Fusions
Custom Cobbleland Fusions
**Aggargo**\ **Required Pokemon**: Aggron + Magcargo
**Type**: Steel/Fire\ **Abilities**: Sturdy, Magma Armor\ **Hidden Ability**: Rock Head\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 80\ **Attack**: 110\ **Defense**: 200\ **Special Attack**: 70\ **Special Defense**: 70\ **Speed**: 40
**Ampakazam**
**Required Pokemon**: Ampharos + Alakazam\ **Signature Move**: *Telekinetic Bend* is an 85 power special psychic type move that deals super-effective damage to steel-type pokémon
**Type**: Electric/Psychic\ **Abilities**: Mold Breaker, Trace\ **Hidden Ability**: Magic Guard\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 75\ **Attack**: 40\ **Defense**: 65\ **Special Attack**: 125\ **Special Defense**: 95\ **Speed**: 110
**Armadrago**\ **Required Pokemon**: Armarouge + Regidrago
**Type**: Fire/Dragon\ **Abilities**: Dragons Maw, Flash Fire\ **Hidden Ability**: N/A\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 110\ **Attack**: 100\ **Defense**: 85\ **Special Attack**: 110\ **Special Defense**: 75\ **Speed**: 85
**Armaledge**\ **Required Pokemon**: Armarouge + Ceruledge
**Type**: Psychic/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Flash Fire, Weak Armor\ **Hidden Ability**: Adaptability\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 80\ **Attack**: 105\ **Defense**: 90\ **Special Attack**: 105\ **Special Defense**: 90\ **Speed**: 80
**Beautivoir**\ **Required Pokemon**: Beautifly + Gardevoir
**Type**: Psychic/Flying\ **Abilities**: Serene Grace\ **Hidden Ability**: Shield Dust\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 80\ **Attack**: 60\ **Defense**: 70\ **Special Attack**: 135\ **Special Defense**: 105\ **Speed**: 120
**Blazigus**\ **Required Pokemon**: Blaziken + Cofagrigus
**Type**: Fire/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Mummy, Flash Fire\ **Hidden Ability**: Speed Boost\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 90\ **Attack**: 120\ **Defense**: 100\ **Special Attack**: 100\ **Special Defense**: 70\ **Speed**: 110
**Bravigus**\ **Required Pokemon**: Braviary + Cofagrigus
**Type**: Flying/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Keen Eye, Mummy\ **Hidden Ability**: Defiant\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 100\ **Attack**: 110\ **Defense**: 105\ **Special Attack**: 65\ **Special Defense**: 85\ **Speed**: 125
**Buizermoon**\ **Required Pokemon**: Buizel + Umbreon + Roaring Moon
**Type**: Water/Dark\ **Abilities**: Swift Swim\ **Hidden Ability**: Synchronize\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 105\ **Attack**: 100\ **Defense**: 100\ **Special Attack**: 75\ **Special Defense**: 105\ **Speed**: 90
**Buttermew**\ **Required Pokemon**: Butterfree + Mew
**Type**: Psychic/Flying\ **Abilities**: Synchronize, Tinted Lens\ **Hidden Ability**: Magic Guard\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 85\ **Attack**: 75\ **Defense**: 80\ **Special Attack**: 120\ **Special Defense**: 105\ **Speed**: 125
**Butterpix**\ **Required Pokemon**: Butterfree + Vulpix (Alola)
**Type**: Bug/Ice\ **Abilities**: Snow Warning\ **Hidden Ability**: Compound Eyes\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 80\ **Attack**: 60\ **Defense**: 70\ **Special Attack**: 110\ **Special Defense**: 100\ **Speed**: 120
**Ceruleon**\ **Required Pokemon**: Ceruledge + Umbreon
**Type**: Dark/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Flash Fire\ **Hidden Ability**: Cursed Body\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 100\ **Attack**: 105\ **Defense**: 95\ **Special Attack**: 60\ **Special Defense**: 125\ **Speed**: 70
**Ceruwak**\ **Required Pokemon**: Ceruledge + Marowak (Alola)
**Type**: Fire/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Flame Body, Weak Armor\ **Hidden Ability**: Rock Head\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 70\ **Attack**: 115\ **Defense**: 110\ **Special Attack**: 55\ **Special Defense**: 100\ **Speed**: 50
**Chandesol**\ **Required Pokemon**: Absol + Chandelure
**Type**: Dark/Fire\ **Abilities**: Infiltrator, Flash Fire\ **Hidden Ability**: Super Luck\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 80\ **Attack**: 105\ **Defense**: 70\ **Special Attack**: 125\ **Special Defense**: 90\ **Speed**: 120
**Cosmeon**\ **Required Pokemon**: Cosmog + Umbreon
**Type**: Dark/Psychic\ **Abilities**: Unaware\ **Hidden Ability**: N/A\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 100\ **Attack**: 65\ **Defense**: 100\ **Special Attack**: 90\ **Special Defense**: 110\ **Speed**: 70
**Cosmosa**\ **Required Pokemon**: Cosmog + Pheromosa
**Type**: Bug/Psychic\ **Abilities**: Beast Boost\ **Hidden Ability**: N/A\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 60\ **Attack**: 150\ **Defense**: 50\ **Special Attack**: 150\ **Special Defense**: 50\ **Speed**: 110
**Crog**\ **Required Pokemon**: Crustle + Cosmog
**Type**: Bug/Psychic\ **Abilities**: Shell Armor, Weak Armor\ **Hidden Ability**: Unaware\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 75\ **Attack**: 95\ **Defense**: 120\ **Special Attack**: 95\ **Special Defense**: 120\ **Speed**: 55
**Delibi**\ **Required Pokemon**: Delibird + Celebi
**Type**: Ice/Psychic\ **Abilities**: Vital Spirit, Natural Cure\ **Hidden Ability**: Joyous Gift (**Custom**: Doubles the Special attack stat. Additionally, boosts the Pokemon's speed stat when the Pokémon first enters battle)\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 70\ **Attack**: 75\ **Defense**: 75\ **Special Attack**: 85\ **Special Defense**: 70\ **Speed**: 90
**Endure**\ **Required Pokemon**: Entei + Chandelure + Umbreon
**Type**: Fire/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Flame Body, Flash Fire\ **Hidden Ability**: Inner Focus\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 90\ **Attack**: 115\ **Defense**: 90\ **Special Attack**: 100\ **Special Defense**: 95\ **Speed**: 100
**Feralonite**
**Required Pokemon**: Feraligatr + Dragonite
**Type**: Water/Dragon\ **Abilities**: Sheer Force, Multiscale\ **Hidden Ability**: Ferocity (**Custom**: Does 10% of the opponent's max HP in damage every time the user makes contact with the opponent. Multistrike moves activate the ability multiple times)\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 88\ **Attack**: 119\ **Defense**: 97\ **Special Attack**: 90\ **Special Defense**: 92\ **Speed**: 79
**Flodeen**\ **Required Pokemon**: Flygon + Milotic + Goldeen
**Type**: Water/Dragon\ **Abilities**: Marvel Scale, Levitate\ **Hidden Ability**: Swift Swim\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 75\ **Attack**: 107\ **Defense**: 85\ **Special Attack**: 100\ **Special Defense**: 85\ **Speed**: 79
**Flutternator**
**Required Pokemon**: Flutter Mane + Turtonator\ **Signature Move**: *Mushroom Circles* is a 75 power special fairy type move that deals double damage to the opponent if swamp is up
**Type**: Fairy/Fire\ **Abilities**: Shell Armor, Intimidate\ **Hidden Ability**: Bogged Down (**Custom**: Grants this Pokémon immunity to poison. Additionally, sets Swamp on opponent's side of the field on switch-in, which 1/4's the speed of affected Pokémon)\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 58\ **Attack**: 66\ **Defense**: 95\ **Special Attack**: 113\ **Special Defense**: 110\ **Speed**: 95
**Flyanquid**\ **Required Pokemon**: Flygon + Yanmega + Araquanid
**Type**: Bug/Dragon\ **Abilities**: Levitate\ **Hidden Ability**: Speed Boost\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 80\ **Attack**: 95\ **Defense**: 85\ **Special Attack**: 105\ **Special Defense**: 95\ **Speed**: 120
**Gardefree**\ **Required Pokemon**: Gardevoir + Butterfree
**Type**: Psychic/Bug\ **Abilities**: Tinted Lens\ **Hidden Ability**: Magic Guard\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 85\ **Attack**: 60\ **Defense**: 60\ **Special Attack**: 130\ **Special Defense**: 115\ **Speed**: 120
**Gardillon**\ **Required Pokemon**: Gardevoir + Vivillon
**Type**: Psychic/Bug\ **Abilities**: Swarm, Synchronize\ **Hidden Ability**: Pixilate\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 85\ **Attack**: 120\ **Defense**: 55\ **Special Attack**: 130\ **Special Defense**: 58\ **Speed**: 102
**Goodranite**\ **Required Pokemon**: Goodra + Dragonite
**Type**: Dragon/Flying\ **Abilities**: Gooey, Sapsipper\ **Hidden Ability**: Multiscale\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 91\ **Attack**: 117\ **Defense**: 82\ **Special Attack**: 105\ **Special Defense**: 125\ **Speed**: 80
**Hydramoon**\ **Required Pokemon**: Hydreigon + Roaring Moon
**Type**: Dark/Dragon\ **Abilities**: Levitate\ **Hidden Ability**: Intimidate\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 100\ **Attack**: 130\ **Defense**: 90\ **Special Attack**: 90\ **Special Defense**: 90\ **Speed**: 105
**Kyoturn**\ **Required Pokemon**: Kyogre + Lanturn
**Type**: Water/Electric\ **Abilities**: Volt Absorb, Drizzle\ **Hidden Ability**: Water Absorb\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 110\ **Attack**: 70\ **Defense**: 95\ **Special Attack**: 120\ **Special Defense**: 115\ **Speed**: 80
**Leaforona**\ **Type**: Fire/Grass\ **Abilities**: Chlorophyll, Flame Body\ **Hidden Ability**: Adaptability
**Required Pokemon**: Leafeon+ Volcarona\ **Signature Move**: *Alluring Flare* is a 130 power special bug-type move where the user begins to quiver to raise its Special Attack by one stage on the first turn, then deals damage on the second turn. During sun, the Special Attack boost and damage will be executed on the first turn.
**HP**: 70\ **Attack**: 100\ **Defense**: 85\ **Special Attack**: 110\ **Special Defense**: 95\ **Speed**: 100
**Lunamoon**
\ **Required Pokemon**: Lunala + Roaring Moon
**Type**: Dragon/Psychic\ **Abilities**: Shadow Shield\ **Hidden Ability**: N/A\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 110\ **Attack**: 90\ **Defense**: 100\ **Special Attack**: 110\ **Special Defense**: 120\ **Speed**: 110
**Meowkachu**\ **Required Pokemon**: Meowth + Pikachu
**Type**: Normal/Electric\ **Abilities**: Static, Technician\ **Hidden Ability**: Unnerve\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 50\ **Attack**: 65\ **Defense**: 45\ **Special Attack**: 50\ **Special Defense**: 50\ **Speed**: 90
**Mewdra**\ **Required Pokemon**: Mewtwo + Goodra
**Type**: Psychic/Dragon\ **Abilities**: Hydration, Pressure\ **Hidden Ability**: Draconic Psionics (**Custom**: User's special Dragon- and Psychic- type moves target the foe's weakest defensive stat)\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 98\ **Attack**: 105\ **Defense**: 80\ **Special Attack**: 132\ **Special Defense**: 120\ **Speed**: 105
**Mewlure**\ **Required Pokemon**: Mewtwo + Chandelure
**Type**: Psychic/Fire\ **Abilities**: Shadow Tag, Flash Fire\ **Hidden Ability**: Levitate\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 110\ **Attack**: 90\ **Defense**: 95\ **Special Attack**: 160\ **Special Defense**: 110\ **Speed**: 135
**Milotales**\ **Required Pokemon**: Milotic + Ninetales
**Type**: Water/Fire\ **Abilities**: Competitive, Drought\ **Hidden Ability**: Queenly Majesty\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 80\ **Attack**: 75\ **Defense**: 75\ **Special Attack**: 135\ **Special Defense**: 115\ **Speed**: 80
**Morplusun**\ **Required Pokemon**: Morpeko + Plusle + Minun
**Type**: Electric/Dark\ **Abilities**: Volt Absorb\ **Hidden Ability**: N/A\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 65\ **Attack**: 85\ **Defense**: 60\ **Special Attack**: 100\ **Special Defense**: 80\ **Speed**: 95
**Obstayena**\ **Required Pokemon**: Obstagoon + Mightyena
**Type**: Dark/Normal\ **Abilities**: Intimidate, Guts\ **Hidden Ability**: Moxie\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 90\ **Attack**: 110\ **Defense**: 95\ **Special Attack**: 60\ **Special Defense**: 70\ **Speed**: 80
**Ogermask**\ **Required Pokemon**: Ogerpon + Yamask
**Type**: Grass/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Mummy\ **Hidden Ability**: Defiant\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 85\ **Attack**: 120\ **Defense**: 90\ **Special Attack**: 110\ **Special Defense**: 110\ **Speed**: 45
**Persagus**\ **Required Pokemon**: Persian + Cofagrigus
**Type**: Normal/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Cursed Body, Prankster\ **Hidden Ability**: Fur Coat\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 90\ **Attack**: 70\ **Defense**: 120\ **Special Attack**: 90\ **Special Defense**: 120\ **Speed**: 100
**Sableslash**\ **Required Pokemon**: Sableye + Aegislash
**Type**: Dark/Steel\ **Abilities**: Keen Eye, Stall\ **Hidden Ability**: Prankster\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 75\ **Attack**: 85\ **Defense**: 100\ **Special Attack**: 85\ **Special Defense**: 100\ **Speed**: 60
**Shadowninja**\ **Required Pokemon**: Greninja + Marshadow
**Type**: Water/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Infiltrator\ **Hidden Ability**: Protean\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 85\ **Attack**: 85\ **Defense**: 60\ **Special Attack**: 135\ **Special Defense**: 80\ **Speed**: 125
**Shedzor**\ **Required Pokemon**: Shedinja + Scizor
**Type**: Steel/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Technician\ **Hidden Ability**: Infiltrator\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 50\ **Attack**: 95\ **Defense**: 120\ **Special Attack**: 95\ **Special Defense**: 75\ **Speed**: 90
**Snolinks**\ **Required Pokemon**: Snorunt + Falinks
**Type**: Fighting/Ice\ **Abilities**: Defiant / Ice Body\ **Hidden Ability**: Interlinked (**Custom**: When using the first move on your move list, the second move will be used right after.)
**Base Stats**\ **HP**: 75\ **Attack**: 100\ **Defense**: 100\ **Special Attack**: 70\ **Special Defense**: 70\ **Speed**: 70
**Snorpeko**\ **Required Pokemon**: Snorlax + Morpeko
**Type**: Dark/Normal\ **Abilities**: Gluttony, Thick Fat\ **Hidden Ability**: Immunity\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 135\ **Attack**: 105\ **Defense**: 60\ **Special Attack**: 75\ **Special Defense**: 105\ **Speed**: 85
**Torsnow**\ **Required Pokemon**: Torterra + Abomasnow
**Type**: Ice/Ground\ **Abilities**: Snow Warning, Skill Link\ **Hidden Ability**: Living Taiga (**Custom**: Gains immunity to Grass Type moves. Additionally, any contact moves on the Pokémon sets Leech Seed.)\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 95\ **Attack**: 100\ **Defense**: 90\ **Special Attack**: 84\ **Special Defense**: 85\ **Speed**: 58
**Umbrabuzz**
**Required Pokemon**: Umbreon + Electabuzz
**Type**: Dark/Electric\ **Abilities**: Inner Focus, Static\ **Hidden Ability**: Mockery (**Custom**: lower's the Special Attack of all opponents by one stage on switch-in)\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 89\ **Attack**: 65\ **Defense**: 103\ **Special Attack**: 58\ **Special Defense**: 108\ **Speed**: 85
**Vapogon**\ **Required Pokemon**: Flygon + Vaporeon
**Type**: Water/Dragon\ **Abilities**: Water Absorb, Levitate\ **Hidden Ability**: Hydration\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 110\ **Attack**: 65\ **Defense**: 70\ **Special Attack**: 115\ **Special Defense**: 80\ **Speed**: 100
**Vapolurk**
**Required Pokemon**: Vaporeon + Golurk
**Type**: Water/Ghost\ **Abilities**: No Guard, Water Absorb\ **Hidden Ability**: Sunken Grasp (**Custom**: Summons rain and traps the opponent for a number of turns on switch-in)\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 110\ **Attack**: 94\ **Defense**: 70\ **Special Attack**: 85\ **Special Defense**: 90\ **Speed**: 79
**Yvellade**\ **Required Pokemon**: Yveltal + Gallade\ **Signature Move**: *Oblivion Blade* is a 70 power physical dark-type slicing move that restores HP based on damage dealt
**Type**: Dark/Fighting\ **Abilities**: Justified, Dark Aura\ **Hidden Ability**: Sharpness\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 97\ **Attack**: 128\ **Defense**: 80\ **Special Attack**: 98\ **Special Defense**: 107\ **Speed**: 90
**Yvelass**\ **Required Pokemon**: Yveltal + Froslass
**Type**: Dark/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Curse of Oblivion (**Custom**: Curses opponents and siphons their HP at the end of every turn.)\ **Hidden Ability**: N/A\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 100\ **Attack**: 110\ **Defense**: 65\ **Special Attack**: 125\ **Special Defense**: 85\ **Speed**: 105
**Zorump**\ **Required Pokemon**: Phantump + Zorua
**Type**: Dark/Ghost\ **Abilities**: Illusion\ **Hidden Ability**: Harvest\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 55\ **Attack**: 70\ **Defense**: 55\ **Special Attack**: 65\ **Special Defense**: 55\ **Speed**: 50
**Zyvelta**\ **Required Pokemon**: Zygarde + Yveltal
**Type**: Ground/Dark\ **Abilities**: Levitate | Aura Break\ **Hidden Ability**: Dark Aura\
\ **Base Stats**\ **HP**: 121\ **Attack**: 121\ **Defense**: 97\ **Special Attack**: 100\ **Special Defense**: 97\ **Speed**: 97
# Datapacks
Listed below are the datapacks that we use on the server! These are made by various creators in the cobblemon discord, and credit is fully given to these people listed below.
# 🏔️ Area Zero
A curious land in which strange, but strong variations of Pokémon have been spotted roaming... What unusual yet oddly familiar creatures will you encounter and catch?
A wild Searing Horizons in a battle with Professor B's Iron Guardian.
Its sweet tooth usually gets the best of it, always trying to steal honey from Combee hives. However, they are usually unsuccessful, getting stung and hurt in the process.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2000
Grass
Overgrow
Thick Fat
Honey Bottle - 10%
Into Buzzum at Level 17
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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1 Attack
45
50
62
Medium Slow
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Field | Grass
87.5% Male | 12.5% Female
20
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Buzzum are addicted to the flavor of honey, producing handfuls a day from their paws that they smear across trees and bushes across the region. Tree barks with honey smathers on them signify that Buzzum have claimed them as territory.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2001
Grass / Fairy
Overgrow
Thick Fat
Honey Bottle - 15%
Into Florabosca at Level 35
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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1 Attack, 1 HP
45
50
147
Medium Slow
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Field | Grass
87.5% Male | 12.5% Female
20
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It is able to produce honey from the hive that it carries around, helping pollinate flowers across the region as a result. Bug Pokémon flock around its hive constantly, trying to feed off its delicious honey.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2002
Grass / Fairy
Overgrow
Thick Fat
Honey Bottle - 40% | Honeycomb - 10% | Beehive - 10%
Final evolution of Grumbee line
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{% column width="25%" %}
EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
3 Special Attack
45
50
365
Medium Slow
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Field | Grass
87.5% Male | 12.5% Female
20
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{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Floral
N/A
Ultra Rare
30-55
Forest
N/A
Ultra Rare
30-55
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
102
98
77
109
84
65
535
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Scratch
Hone Claws
Charm
Protect
1
Tail Whip
Disarming Voice
Trailblaze
Facade
3
Leafage
Magical Leaf
Attract
Endure
5
Lick
Bullet Seed
U-Turn
Bulk Up
8
Razor Leaf
Sleep Talk
Seed Bomb
Drain Punch
10
Rest
Grass Knot
Stomping Tantrum
Leech Life
12
Fury Cutter
Substitute
Giga Drain
Amnesia
14
Sweet Scent
Helping Hand
Pollen Puff
Grassy Terrain
16
Rock Tomb
Stone Edge
Leaf Storm
Solar Beam
19
Struggle Bug
Tera Blast
Smack Down
Bug Bite
21
Synthesis
Super Fang
Grassy Glide
Skitter Smack
24
Energy Ball
Swift
Metal Claw
Thunder Punch
30
Tight Hug
33
Ingrain
38
Heal Order
38
Attack Order
38
Defend Order
# Cervlaze
The Fire Deer Pokémon
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Cindeer are mischievous to a fault and show little regard when it comes to showing off their dastardly flames. They set trees aflame just for fun, dancing in the ashes when the flames die out.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2004
Fire / Dark
Blaze
Flame Body
Charcoal - 10%
Into Infernelk at Level 35
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
45
50
147
Medium Slow
{% endcolumn %}
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Field
87.5% Male | 12.5% Female
20
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{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Cervlaze
Cindeer - Level 17
Infernelk - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Forest
Near fire
Uncommon
16-30
Plains
N/A
Rare
16-30
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
64
80
62
77
60
90
433
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Tackle
Take Down
Fake Tears
Agility
1
Leer
Scary Face
Protect
Low Kick
1
Ember
Thief
Trailblaze
Fire Spin
1
Work Up
Facade
Snarl
Flame Charge
7
Double Kick
Attract
Endure
Sunny Day
10
Power Trip
Brick Break
U-turn
Foul Play
13
Flame Wheel
Body Slam
Sleep Talk
Stomping Tantrum
16
Flame Burst
Rest
Taunt
Swords Dance
22
Stomp
Substitute
Will_O-Wisp
Heat Wave
27
Flame Charge
Flamethrower
Helping Hand
Reversal
32
Night Slash
Nasty Plot
Fire Blast
Fire Pledge
37
Stomping Tantrum
Overheat
Flare Blitz
Tera Blast
42
Swords Dance
Knock Off
Burning Jealousy
Lash Out
47
Megahorn
Double-Edge
Temper Flare
Bulk Up
52
Flare Blitz
Dark Pulse
Iron Head
High Horsepower
# Infernelk
The Forest Fire Pokémon
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They no longer burn down trees for fun, but because they need to keep their depleting flames running in order to survive. Infernelk are constantly coated in the ashes of the trees they’ve incinerated, carrying the scent of charcoal wherever they go.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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{% column width="75%" %}
2005
Fire / Dark
Blaze
Flame Body
Charcoal - 25%
Final evolution of Cervlaze line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
45
50
365
Medium Slow
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
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Field
87.5% Male | 12.5% Female
20
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{% endcolumns %}
Found in the oceans of seaport cities, they stay with their mothers until they are strong enough. If lost, they cry until they are found by their family, creating powerful sound waves through the water.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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{% column width="75%" %}
2006
Water
Torrent
Cursed Body
Prismarine Shard - 5%
Evolves into Cefalen at level 17
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
45
50
62
Medium Slow
{% endcolumn %}
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
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Field | Water2
87.5% Male | 12.5% Female
20
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{% endcolumns %}
Cefalen are gentle giants, swimming through the cold waters shrouded by a haunted mist. The wails and screeches they use to communicate can only be heard by the dead.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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{% column width="75%" %}
2007
Water / Ghost
Torrent
Cursed Body
N/A
Evolves into Orquietus at level 35
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
45
50
147
Medium Slow
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
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Field | Water2
87.5% Male | 12.5% Female
20
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Avid hunters of Cadia’s ocean, Orquietus travel in small pods, using their ghastly wails to coordinate hunts. At night, the ghostly wisps on their head can be seen illuminating above the water.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2008
Water / Ghost
Torrent
Cursed Body
N/A
Final evolution of the Bakuji line
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{% column width="25%" %}
EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
45
50
365
Medium Slow
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
{% columns %}
{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Field | Water2
87.5% Male | 12.5% Female
20
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{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Does not naturally spawn
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
128
80
65
98
98
65
534
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
Evol
Spectral Tide
Take Down
Protect
Water Pulse
1
Tackle
Psybeam
Confuse Ray
Disarming Voice
1
Supersonic
Chilling Water
Hex
Swift
1
Water Gun
Icy Wind
Night Shade
Attract
1
Disarming Voice
Endure
Rain Dance
Sleep Talk
1
Extrasensory
Waterfall
Rest
Imprison
1
Perish Song
Substitute
Shadow Ball
Hyper Voice
9
Confuse Ray
Surf
Amnesia
Calm Mind
12
Echoed Voice
Helping Hand
Ice Beam
Hydro Pump
15
Icy Wind
Blizzard
Water Pledge
Phantom Force
20
Water Pulse
Tera Blast
Roar
Haze
25
Ominous Wind
Uproar
Flip Turn
Pain Split
30
Flip Turn
Endeavor
Whirlpool
Curse
37
Hyper Voice
Alluring Voice
Psychic Noise
Avalanche
42
Aqua Tail
Body Slam
Dark Pulse
Double-Edge
48
Calm Mind
Stored Power
Snowscape
Psyshock
55
Shadow Ball
Zen Headbutt
Reflect
Light Screen
62
Hydro Pump
Liquidation
Psychic
Heavy Slam
Nasty Plot
Giga Impact
Hydro Cannon
Hyper Beam
Weather Ball
# Opoket
The Inventory Pokémon
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Its unusual bone structure created eight more pouches when evolving. Using these pouches, it carries its younglings in them, as well as nest materials and food.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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{% column width="25%" %}
National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2010
Normal
Pickup
N/A
Chest - 40% | Pokéball - 40% | Revive - 30% | Sitrus Berry - 30% | Super Potion - 30% | Shulker Box - 3%
Final evolution of the Opoket line
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{% column width="25%" %}
EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2 HP
125
50
145
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
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Field | Fairy
50% Male | 50% Female
15
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{% endcolumns %}
When Drowzle experiences strong emotions, the bud on its back unfurls, releasing a subtle aroma. The smell of the aroma can put anyone to sleep in a matter of seconds.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2011
Bug / Fairy
Shield Dust
Wonder Skin
N/A
Evolves into Slumpod at level 10
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
255
70
40
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
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Bug
50% Male | 50% Female
15
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Waking up from its slumber causes Slumpod to evolve into Lumarch. With its long majestic wings, it flies around elegantly at night, where it releases special spores onto sleeping Pokémon that replenish their energy.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2013
Bug / Fairy
Shield Dust
Wonder Skin
N/A
Final evolution of the Drowzle line
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{% column width="25%" %}
EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
45
70
185
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Bug
50% Male | 50% Female
15
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
72
30
50
80
120
70
422
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Aromatherapy
Struggle Bug
Pounce
Tera Blast
1
Sleep Powder
Bug Bite
Protect
Sleep Talk
1
Poison Powder
Charm
Acrobatics
Psybeam
1
Stun Spore
Facade
Swift
Draining Kiss
1
Struggle Bug
Air Cutter
Attract
Endure
14
Light Screen
Sunny Day
Rain Dance
U-turn
14
Reflect
Air Slash
Reflect
Light Screen
18
Draining Kiss
Dazzling Gleam
Grass Knot
Rest
22
Roost
Imprison
Skill Swap
Substitute
26
Dazzling Gleam
Giga Drain
Energy Ball
Psychic
30
Pollen Puff
Amnesia
Calm Mind
Helping Hand
34
Rage Powder
Pollen Puff
Baton Pass
Misty Terrain
38
Moonblast
Giga Impact
Hurricane
Bug Buzz
44
Spore
Hyper Beam
Solar Beam
Lunge
50
Quiver Dance
Weather Ball
Dual Wingbeat
Psych Up
Skitter Smack
Alluring Voice
Psychic Noise
# Sichick
The Sidekick Pokémon
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They follow their parents around helping small Pokémon in trouble or in need. Despite being small in size, they still can defend themselves quite well.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2014
Flying
Guts | Intimidate
Competitive
N/A
Evolves into Vigilon at level 18
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
255
70
50
Medium Slow
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Flying
50% Male | 50% Female
15
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Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
41
61
35
31
35
51
254
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Growl
1
Peck
4
Work Up
8
Detect
12
Wing Attack
16
Payback
20
Low Sweep
24
Drill Peck
28
Bulk Up
32
Close Combat
36
Brave Bird
# Vigilon
The Vigilante Pokémon
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Now strong enough to be on their own, they go around protecting smaller Pokémon from other predators or threats. However, they can still sometimes be a little reckless.
They soar around forests protecting small Pokemon in danger. Using its wings as a cape, They can protect themselves while still using its powerful beak and legs to attack foes. They are highly regarded as one of the bravest Pokémon species.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2016
Flying / Fighting
Guts | Intimidate
Competitive
N/A
Final evolution of the Sichick line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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N/A
45
70
220
Medium Slow
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Flying
50% Male | 50% Female
15
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Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
111
101
65
101
65
81
524
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
Evol
Justice Gale
1
Growl
1
Peck
1
Work Up
1
Detect
1
Coaching
1
Quick Guard
1
Wide Guard
12
Wing Attack
16
Payback
18
Aerial Ace
22
Low Sweep
28
Bulk Up
34
Drill Peck
42
Close Combat
50
Brave Bird
# Lilyoa
The Lily Pokémon
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Found all around Cadia, they vary in different shades of pink and blue. Florontier are often seen walking through large plains in groups, migrating to warmer weather during season changes.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2018
Grass / Fairy
Nurturing Energy | Natural Cure
N/A
N/A
Final evolution in the Lilyoa line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2 Special Defense
80
50
165
Medium Fast
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Grass
50% Male | 50% Female
20
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Goldogs love to dig holes until they find something that interests them. If they do, they will then proudly carry it in its mouth, happily wagging its tail.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2019
Rock / Normal
Keen Eye | Steadfast
Guard Dog
N/A
Evolves into Retreivore at level 22
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
N/A
190
70
60
Medium Fast
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Field
50% Male | 50% Female
15
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Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
43
53
56
30
43
60
285
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Tackle
1
Sand Attack
4
Helping Hand
8
Bite
12
Rock Throw
16
Covet
20
Dig
24
Howl
28
Rock Tomb
32
Iron Head
36
Rock Slide
40
Iron Defense
44
Stealth Rock
48
Stone Edge
# Retreivore
The Gold Dog Pokémon
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Their nose has a unique ability to smell special ores, like gold, silver, or copper. If it finds anything it likes, it uses its tail as a shovel to dig it up.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2020
Rock / Steel
Own Tempo | Steadfast
Guard Dog
N/A
Final evolution of the Goldog line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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N/A
90
70
170
Medium Fast
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Field
50% Male | 50% Female
15
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Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
83
93
116
50
73
90
505
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Tackle
1
Sand Attack
1
Helping Hand
1
Bite
1
Metal Sound
12
Rock Throw
16
Covet
20
Dig
26
Howl
30
Rock Tomb
34
Iron Head
39
Rock Slide
44
Iron Defense
49
Iron Tail
54
Stealth Rock
60
Stone Edge
64
Metal Burst
# Gemlin
The Geode Pokémon
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Lurcave constantly gnaw on whatever they can to keep their large teeth in shape. The rocky texture on its body allows it to blend into the cavern walls.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2022
Rock
Sturdy
Rocky Payload
N/A
Evolves into Geoton via trade or with a Link Cable
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2 Defense
120
50
137
Medium Slow
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
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Mineral
50% Male | 50% Female
15
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
73
82
110
50
65
25
405
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Tackle
Take Down
Mud-Slap
Protect
1
Harden
Low Kick
Bulldoze
Metal Claw
1
Rock Polish
Swift
Mud Shot
Rock Tomb
9
Rock Blast
Avalanche
Sandstorm
Dig
13
Headbutt
Stomping Tantrum
Rock Slide
Swords Dance
17
Smack Down
Body Press
Spikes
Drill Run
20
Iron Defense
Giga Drain
Stealth Rock
Energy Ball
22
Light Screen
Heavy Slam
Ice Spinner
Play Rough
22
Reflect
Earth Power
Wild Charge
Earthquake
24
Power Gem
Tera Blast
Sand Tomb
Icicle Spear
28
Dazzling Gleam
Focus Punch
Double-Edge
Triple Axel
31
Super Fang
Meteor Beam
Hard Press
35
Bullet Punch
39
Head Smash
45
Petrify
48
Glimmering Strike
51
Stone Edge
56
Diamond Storm
# Geoton
The Geode Pokémon
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They no longer steal out of curiosity, but simply because they enjoy it. Their actions have gained it a reputation as one of the most troublesome Pokémon in Cadia. They are often found feuding with other Pokémon such as Vigilon and Valiaero, whom they have had a rivalry with for decades.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2025
Dark
Prankster | Pickup
Pickpocket
Iron Nugget - 70% | String - 60% | Gold Nugget - 50% | Leather - 40% | Emerald - 30%
Final evolution of the Robbent line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2 Speed
127
70
145
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Field
50% Male | 50% Female
15
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It concocts a salsa-like substance in its old Tamato Berry that are both enjoyed by Grubbunch and trainers. Its salsa is a popular item sold at farmer’s markets.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2027
Bug / Fire
Spicy
N/A
N/A
Final evolution of the Tomunch line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2 Special Attack
45
50
150
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
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Bug
50% Male | 50% Female
15
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
70
50
70
120
90
50
450
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
Evol.
Fire Fang
Take Down
Protect
Acid Spray
1
Bug Bite
Struggle Bug
Trailblaze
Fire Spin
1
Wrap
Flame Charge
Fling
Endure
3
Ember
Sunny Day
Dig
False Swipe
7
String Shot
U-Turn
Sleep Talk
Grass Knot
10
Bite
Stomping Tantrum
Rest
Leech Life
13
Flame Ball
Substitute
Giga Drain
Energy Ball
16
Headbutt
Encore
Flamethrower
Helping Hand
19
Spicy Extract
Baton Pass
Bug Buzz
Flare Blitz
22
Bullet Seed
Tera Blast
Super Fang
Scald
26
Rage Powder
Uproar
Burning Jealousy
Double-Edge
30
Flame Wheel
Endeavor
Temper Flare
Sludge Wave
34
Crunch
Scorching Sands
Skitter Smack
Giga Impact
38
Coil
Overheat
Hyper Beam
Lunge
42
Hyper Fang
Heat Crash
Grassy Glide
46
Seed Bomb
# Bunnink
The Toon Pokémon
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With its elastic body, Rabitoon can contort and stretch in ways that defy normal anatomy. It uses its comedic nature and personality to entertain passerbys.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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{% column width="75%" %}
2029
Normal
Limber
Quick Feet
N/A
Final evolution of the Bunnink line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
1 Defense, 1 Special Defense
127
50
178
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Amorphous
50% Male | 50% Female
15
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
90
50
90
70
90
60
450
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
Evol.
Cartoon Confusion
Take Down
Fake Tears
Agility
1
Pound
Mud-Slap
Scary Face
Protect
1
Tickle
Low Kick
Confuse Ray
Acrobatics
3
Hypnosis
Psybeam
Fling
Thief
6
Quick Attack
Facade
Dig
Draining Kiss
9
Charm
Swift
Muddy Water
Venoshock
11
Role Play
Endure
Bulk Up
False Swipe
13
Double Kick
Brick Break
Light Screen
U-turn
16
Disarming Voice
Foul Play
Stomping Tantrum
Sleep Talk
19
Headbutt
Reflect
Swords Dance
Dazzling Gleam
22
Bounce
Metronome
Skill Swap
Rest
25
Sticky Shot
Taunt
Psychic
Toxic Spikes
29
Baton Pass
Dark Pulse
Play Rough
Substitude
34
Entrainment
Trick
Amnesia
Encore
38
Tight Hug
Calm Mind
Helping Hand
Sludge Bomb
40
Hyper Voice
Trick Room
Tera Blast
Toxic
46
High Jump Kick
Knock Off
Super Fang
Focus Punch
50
Parting Shot
Skitter Smack
Alluring Voice
Mud Shot
54
Flatter
Drain Punch
Gunk Shot
Giga Impact
Hyper Beam
Close Combat
Sludge Wave
Throat Chop
# Guppin
The Wind Fish Pokémon
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Its long and flat back allows for humans to ride upon it like a surfboard. The large fin on the back rotates to the direction of the wind, allowing for it to glide on top of the water at ease.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2031
Water / Flying
Swift Swim | Wind Rider
N/A
N/A
Final evolution of the Guppin line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2 Speed
60
70
0
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Water2
50% Male | 50% Female
20
{% endcolumn %}
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Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
60
85
70
50
80
110
455
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Pound
1
Quick Attack
4
Aqua Jet
7
Water Gun
10
Gust
12
Icy Wind
14
Rain Dance
18
Whirlpool
22
Bounce
25
Aqua Ring
29
U-Turn
32
Vertical Airflow
36
Speed Surf
41
Sky Drop
46
Liquidation
50
Tailwind
# Angrup
The Freshwater Fish Pokémon
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It loves to play in small streams and rivers, and its parents or caretakers are always close to keep it safe. However, its playfulness does sometimes get the best of it, ending up in dangerous situations if not careful.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2032
Water / Dark
Hustle | Anger Point
N/A
N/A
Evolves into Malmon at level 39
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
1 Attack
225
70
0
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
{% columns %}
{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Water2
50% Male | 50% Female
20
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
40
60
50
30
50
50
280
Learnable Moves
# Malmon
The Freshwater Fish Pokémon
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This Pokémon is angry and aggressive towards other species and trainers because of the damage humans have caused to its habitat. It will do anything to protect its habitat against anything harming it.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2033
Water / Dark
Hustle | Anger Point
N/A
N/A
Final evolution of the Angrup line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
1 Defense, 1 Special Defense
60
70
0
Medium Fast
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
{% columns %}
{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Water2
50% Male | 50% Female
20
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{% endcolumns %}
With its soft and silky string, it wraps itself around other people, trying to create moments of happiness. When it does so, it can tap into their minds, seeking to understand their emotions and desires.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2034
Normal / Psychic
Levitate | Magic Bounce
N/A
N/A
Evolves into Infloon after winning 3 battles in flying terrain
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
1 Special Attack
125
50
70
Fluctuating
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
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{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Amorphous
50% Male | 50% Female
30
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They wander through towns and playgrounds, searching for children in need of happiness. The balloons it blows are able to mold into any animal or item it wants, always bringing smiles to kid’s faces.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2035
Normal / Psychic
Levitate | Magic Bounce
N/A
N/A
Final evolution of the Inflant line
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
2 Special Attack
60
50
183
Fluctuating
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
{% columns %}
{% column width="25%" %}
Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
{% endcolumn %}
{% column width="75%" %}
Amorphous
50% Male | 50% Female
30
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}
Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
90
50
70
110
90
75
485
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Wrap
Agility
Protect
Psybeam
1
Minimize
Confuse Ray
Disarming Voice
Facade
1
Astonish
Aerial Ace
Swift
Air Cutter
1
Follow Me
Endure
Psyshock
False Swipe
3
Confusion
U-turn
Air Slash
Sleep Talk
5
Charm
Reflect
Light Screen
Dazzling Gleam
8
Tickle
Metronome
Rest
Taunt
11
Double Team
Imprison
Fly
Substitude
13
Gust
Psychic
Play Rough
Amenesia
15
Draining Kiss
Helping Hand
Baton Pass
Psychic Terrain
18
Lasso
Misty Terrain
Tera Blast
Haze
21
Acrobatics
Gravity
Pain Split
Psych Up
24
Stockpile
Psychic Noise
Body Slam
Skill Swap
24
Swallow
Giga Impact
Trick Room
Hyper Beam
24
Spit Out
Misty Explosion
Future Sight
28
Flying Terrain
31
Stored Power
34
Self-Destruct
37
Calm Mind
42
Trick
46
Tailwind
50
Explosion
54
Expanding Force
# Pupaka
The (BLANK) Pokémon
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These Pokémon have rooted history in the land of Cadia for centuries. Tales of old depict this Pokémon acting as guides, helping travelers across the land.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2037
Normal / Psychic
N/A
N/A
N/A
Evolves into Maikochi
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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2 Special Attack
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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N/A
50% Male | 50% Female
N/A
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Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
50
70
60
90
70
65
405
Learnable Moves
# Maikochi
The (BLANK) Pokémon
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It is said that Maikochi have a deep connection with the Earth and all things natural, and are able to harness the earth's energy for itself and those who need it. They are highly respected for their wise nature.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2038
Normal / Psychic
N/A
N/A
N/A
Evolves into Maikochi
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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3 Special Attack
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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N/A
50% Male | 50% Female
N/A
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Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
100
80
70
110
105
50
515
Learnable Moves
# Toxiquill
The Porcupine Pokémon
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Its quills contain a special toxic that poisons whatever touches it. It is best if one comes in contact with one of these quills, to seek medical attention immediately.
Base Form
Shiny Form
Pokédex Data
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National No.
Type
Abilities
Hidden Ability
Drops
Evolves
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2039
Poison / Steel
Poison Point | Iron Barbs
Toxic Debris
N/A
Does not evolve
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EV Yield
Catch Rate
Base Friendship
Base Exp
Growth Rate
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2 Attack
90
50
0
Fluctuating
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Egg Group
Gender Ratio
Egg Cycles
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Field
50% Male | 50% Female
20
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Evolution Chart
Grumbee
Buzzum - Level 17
Florabosca - Level 35
Spawn Locations
Biome
Other Requirements
Rarity
Level
Weight
Base Stats
HP
Attack
Defense
Special Attack
Special Defense
Speed
Total
72
112
102
70
65
67
488
Learnable Moves
Level
Moves
-
TMs
-
-
1
Poison Sting
Mud-Slap
Scary Face
Protect
1
Scratch
Facade
Bulldoze
Mud Shot
4
Pin Missle
Endure
Dig
Sleep Talk
8
Defense Curl
Stomping Tantrum
Rest
Taunt
11
Rollout
Swords Dance
Body Press
Spikes
14
Hone Claws
Toxic Spikes
Flash Cannon
Iron Head
19
Metal Claw
Gunk Shot
Substitute
Heavy Slam
23
Metal Sound
Sludge Bomb
Earthquake
Stone Edge
27
Needle Arm
Giga Impact
Close Combat
Tera Blast
32
Poison Jab
Toxic
Smack Down
Gyro Ball
36
Spiky Shield
Super Fang
Double-Edge
Sludge Wave
41
Venoshock
Hard Press
Attract
44
Fell Stinger
48
Acupressure
53
Barb Barrage
58
Screech
62
Steel Roller
# Skeedle
The (BLANK) Pokémon
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