Welcome to the Pokemart! This forum is a master list of all the items we have in the guild, what they do, and how to obtain them.
Many of the items here closely follow their mechanics and location in the games, but some have been altered to work with the mechanics of the guild, while others have been completely re-purposed. Because of this, we ask that you please refer to this pokemart for all in-guild item details! We even have guild-made items for special events and fun! That's right, we take guild member suggestions for items in the guild. If you have an idea for a new item for the guild, feel free to quote a mod in the Questions, Comments, and Concerns thread and suggest your idea!
Other items may appear in the guild in character inventories, but if they aren't listed in the pokemart, they are likely member made key items that have no effect on the guild mechanics and are used for cosmetic effect or RP purposes only. Similarly, custom made pokeballs are allowed in the guild to make your character's pokeballs look how you want them to. These pokeballs cannot have any effect however and can not be used to capture wild pokemon, and you must get the design approved by a mod before using them.
All of the items are sorted by categories. Keep in mind that because of this type of sorting, some items may overlap and appear in multiple categories. If you are looking for a particular item, look for it's category in the Table of Contents below and click on the link to that post. Or, you can simply use the Command F ( Ctrl+F ) function to quick search the item's name.
We've divided different pokeballs into different categories. Keep in mind that the pokeballs listed here are the only pokeballs that can be used to capture pokemon in the guild. Custom made pokeballs from guild members are allowed to be used in the guild to make your character's pokeballs look unique for cosmetic purposes. These pokeballs cannot have any effect or be used to capture wild pokemon however, and you must get the design approved by a mod before using them.
Pokeballs of captured pokemon can be swapped out for new pokeballs for customization and the altering effects of certain pokeballs, however that pokemon's previous pokeball is destroyed in the process.
There are many different kinds of pokeballs in the pokemon world, but each kind of pokeball has an effectiveness rating of Basic, Great, Ultra, or Master. Depending on this effectiveness, the catch rates for different levels of pokemon vary. You can see these catch rates in the spoilers below.
Catch Rates
•Basic• Pokemon level 1-20 100% Hp: 2/10 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 5/10 Chance of Capture 25% Hp: 9/10 Chance of Capture
Pokemon Level 21- 40 100% Hp: 1/20 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 2/10 Chance of Capture 25% Hp: 5/10 Chance of Capture
Pokemon Level 41 + 100% Hp: 1/30 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 1/20 Chance of Capture 25% Hp: 1/10 Chance of Capture
•Great• Pokemon level 1-20 100% Hp: 5/10 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 7/10 Chance of Capture 25% Hp: 9/10 Chance of Capture
Pokemon level 21-40 100% Hp: 3/10 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 5/10 Chance of Capture 25% Hp: 7/10 Chance of Capture
Pokemon level 41 + 100% Hp: 1/20 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 3/10 Chance of Capture 25% Hp: 5/10 Chance of Capture
•Ultra• Pokemon level 1-20 100% Hp: 7/10 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 8/10 Chance of Capture 25% Hp: 9/10 Chance of Capture
Pokemon level 21-40 100% Hp: 4/10 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 6/10 Chance of Capture 25% Hp: 8/10 Chance of Capture
Pokemon level 41 + 100% Hp: 2/10 Chance of Capture 50% Hp: 4/10 Chance of Capture 25% Hp 6/10 Chance of Capture
•Master• 100% Chance of Capture for all pokemon
0 Hp counts as 25% Hp. Round up to the nearest statistic, 100%, 50%, 25%.
Common PokeballsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Pokeball:Effectiveness: Basic To Obtain: Unlimited upon entry to guild Primer Ball:Effectiveness: Basic To Obtain: Unlimited upon entry to guild Great Ball:Effectiveness: Great To Obtain: 10 posts Ultra Ball:Effectiveness: Ultra To Obtain: 20 posts
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To Obtain: 10 RP Posts Effectiveness: Basic
Nest Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a Pokemon that is level 20 or lower, and Great if used on pokemon level 21-30. Net Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on Bug or Water type Pokemon. Luxury Ball:Pokemon with this pokeball gain Friendship Points every 5 posts instead of 10. Heal Ball:Fully Heals pokemon upon capture. Dusk Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra when used at night or in caves. Dive Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra when used on pokemon encountered while fishing or if diving. Quick Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra when used first in battle, but every turn after it is basic. Timer Ball:Effectiveness becomes Great if used after turn 4 in battle, and Ultra if used after turn 8. Repeat Ball:Acts like an Ultra ball if used on a pokemon that you already own or is along their evolutionary chain. Park Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used in forests. Dream Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a sleeping pokemon. Sport Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra when capturing pokemon in National Park. Safari Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra when capturing pokemon in Safari Zones. Ever Ball:Devolves captured pokemon. No effect on Eevee or its Evolutions Beast Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra when used on and Ultra Beast Rotom Ball:This special pokeball acts as a pokemon translator, allowing any pokemon inside to communicate with their trainer. Egg Ball:Effectiveness becomes ultra when used on a baby pokemon. Midnight Ball:Automatically evolves pokemon inside if used on a pokemon that evolves at night.
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Apricorn Pokeballs are specially made pokeballs made from apricorns. To obtain them, you must post to find apricorns and then take them to a ball smith. There is at least one ball smith in every region.
To Obtain Apricorns: 10 RP Posts anywhere that is not a cave or desert.
To forge Pokeballs: Take the required materials to any ball smith. One Apricorn makes two Apricorn Pokeballs.
James of Kanto: Fuchsia City Kurt of Johto: Azalea Town Clare of Hoenn: Petalburg City Holgvir of Sinnoh: Solaceon Town Simon of Unova: Driftveil City Lidia of Kalos: Dendmille town Tiki of Alola: Konikoni City Arthur of Galar: Motostoke City
Effectiveness: Basic
Black Apricorn:
Heavy Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on pokemon weighing over 500lbs. Night Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Duskstone.
Blue Apricorn
Lure Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used against pokemon encountered while fishing, surfing of diving. Water Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Waterstone.
Green Apricorn:
Friend Ball:Upon capturing a pokemon, this pokemon's FP is automatically increased by 2. Leaf Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Leafstone.
Pink Apricorn:
Love Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used against a pokemon the opposite gender of you character. Sun Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Sunstone. Bright Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Dawn stone.
Red Apricorn:
Level Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon half your active pokemon's level. Fire Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Firestone.
White Apricorn:
Fast Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra when used first in battle, but every turn after it is basic. Shiny Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Shinystone. Ice Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Ice stone.
Yellow Apricorn:
Moon Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Moonstone. Thunder Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used on a pokemon that evolves with a Thunderstone.
Gem PokeballsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
These pokeballs, similar to Apricorn balls, require a Gem rather then an Apricorn to be forged.
To forge Pokéballs: Take the required materials to a Ball smith. One Gem makes two Gem Pokéballs.
Effectiveness: Basic
Fire Gem: = Inferno Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Fire type Pokemon. Water Gem: = Aqua Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Water type Pokemon. Electric Gem: = Charge Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Electic type Pokemon. Grass Gem: = Flower Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Grass type Pokemon. Ice Gem: = Frost Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Ice type Pokemon. Fighting Gem: = Fist Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Fighting type Pokemon. Poison Gem: = Acid Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Poison type Pokemon. Ground Gem: = Gravel Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Ground type Pokemon. Flying Gem: = Wind Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Flying type Pokemon. Psychic Gem: = Psy Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Psychic type Pokemon. Bug Gem: = Hive Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Bug type Pokemon. Rock Gem: = Stone Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Rock type Pokemon. Ghost Gem: = Soul Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Ghost type Pokemon. Dragon Gem: = Dragon Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Dragon type Pokemon. Dark Gem: = Shade Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Dark type Pokemon. Steel Gem: = Iron Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Steel type Pokemon. Normal Gem: = Plain Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Normal type Pokemon. Fairy Gem: = Pixie Ball:Effectiveness becomes Ultra if used to capture a Fairy type Pokemon.
Quality PokeballsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 35 RP Posts
Maidens Ball: The pokemon in this ball gain +3 appeal during the presentation round in contests. Effectiveness: Basic Inspiration Ball:Captured wild Pokemon may learn 1 Forgotten or Egg-Move upon capture. Effectiveness: Basic Gravity Ball:Captured Pokemon gain +50% weight and upon release into battle Speed is lowered 3 stages. Effectiveness: Basic Odd Ball:Wild pokémon captured below level 5 are set to level 5. Effectiveness: Basic Cherish Ball:Pokemon captured with this ball become shiny. Effectiveness: Ultra Helmet Ball:Opponents who attack the pokemon inside this pokeball with a physical attack will receive damage equal to 1/16 of their maximum health. (Does not work if a pokemon has the ability Rough Skin or is wearing a Rocky Helmet) Effectiveness: Basic Tag Ball:Allows the user to treat a signature Held Item as if it were their own. Effectiveness: Basic Mulch Ball:Allows held berries to be used twice per battle. Pokemon with the ability Harvest can use berries three times in a battle. If a berry is used at least once during the battle, but not used again before the battle ends, the berry is still consumed when the battle ends. Effectiveness: Basic Doll Ball:Allows pokemon inside to use a single-use held item twice during a battle. If the is used at least once during the battle, but not used again before the battle ends, the item is still consumed when the battle ends. To Obtain: Text Effectiveness: Basic Apri Ball:If the pokemon in this ball is in the active party, apricorns only cost 5 posts to obtain. Effectiveness: Basic Comfy Ball:Pokemon in this ball are immune to being frozen. Effectiveness: Basic
Event PokeballsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
These pokeballs are only given away when specified as special prizes during events or as rewards for certain achievements.
Master ball:Never Fails to Capture. Effectiveness: Master GS Ball:Pokemon inside gains x1.5 Exp from battles. Effectiveness: Ultra XP Ball:Pokemon inside will receive an additional experience point per post when in an active party. Effectiveness: Ultra Lomi Lomi Ball:Pokemon captured with this ball gain full FP. Effectiveness: Ultra Clover Ball:Pokemon caught in this ball have their ability replaced with Serene Grace. If they change to a different pokeball later, they lose this effect and regain their original ability. Effectiveness: Ultra Crystal Ball:Pokemon caught in this ball become shiny, but can also change colors. Effectiveness: Ultra Delta Ball:Use on a Delta Pokemon to teach it any non-legendary specific move of its delta typing. Effectiveness: Ultra Musical Ball:The pokemon in this ball gain +5 appeal during the presentation round in contests. Effectiveness: Ultra
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These pokeballs are the rarest tier of pokeball. They are only available from events or achievements that specify Mythic Items as a reward.
Keystone Ball:A special ball that allows the pokemon inside to be given a custom mega form. This includes a change in appearance, type, a choice of mega ability, and custom stat boosts. Pokemon in this ball cannot hold any items due to the nature of the pokeball. If the pokemon in this ball is given a new ball, the pokemon loses its custom mega form. Custom megas must be approved by a mod before use. Effectiveness: Ultra
While there are certainly pokemon centers in every town, city, and certain landmarks, it is always a good idea to keep some healing items on hand for the road, or to heal in the heat of a battle to try and gain the upper hand against an opponent.
All of the following items heal pokemon in some form or fashion, but are only good for one use. Some restore HP, others cure status conditions. Medicine items vary from potions to natural remedies.
Scroll through to see how these items are obtained, where to find them, and what effects they have when used on pokemon.
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Potions:Heals up to 50 HP To Obtain: Unlimited Super Potion:Heals up to 100HP To Obtain: 5 Posts Locations: Any Hyper Potion:Heals up to 300HP To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Any Max Potion:Fully restores HP To Obtain: 40 Posts Locations: Any Full Restore:Fully restores HP & removes all status conditions To Obtain: 60 Posts Locations: Any Fresh Water:Heals up to 150HP To Obtain: 5 Posts Locations: Any City Soda Pop:Heals up to 200HP To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any City Lemonade:Heals up to 400 HP To Obtain: 30 Posts Locations: Any City
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Antidote:Removes Poison & Badly poisoned status effects To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any Paralyze Heal:Removes the Paralyzed status effect To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any Awakening:Removes the Sleep status effect To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any Burn Heal:Removes the Burn status effect To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any Ice Heal:[Removes the Frozen status effect To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any Full Heal:Removes any and all status conditions To Obtain: 30 Posts Locations: Any Lumiose Galette:Removes any and all status conditions To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Any area in the Kanto or Johto Region that has a Gym Lava Cookie:Removes any and all status conditions To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Any area in the Hoenn Region that has a Gym Old Gateau:Removes any and all status conditions To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Any area in the Sinnoh Region that has a Gym Casteliacone:Removes any and all status conditions To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Any area in the Unova Region that has a Gym Shalour Sable:Removes any and all status conditions To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Any area in the Kalos Region that has a Gym Big Malasada:Removes all status conditions To Obtain: 20 posts Locations: Any City in the Alola Region
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Revive:Heal fainted pokemon to 1/2 max HP To Obtain: 30 Posts Locations: Any Max Revive:Heal fainted pokemon to full HP and remove all status conditions. To Obtain: 50 Posts Locations: Any Sacred Ash:Fully revives and heals of all party pokemon. Cannot be used during battle. To Obtain: Event Item Only
Herbs and Pokemon Made DrinksXXXXX
Energy Powder:Heals 100HP, but the pokemon who consumes it loses 1 FP To Obtain: 8 posts within any forest or meadow Energy Root:Heals 200HP, but the pokemon who consumes it loses 1 FP To Obtain: 20 Posts within any forest or meadow Revival Herb:Revives fainted pokemon to full HP, but the pokemon who consumes it loses 1 FP To Obtain: 30 Posts within any forest or meadow Heal Powder:Removes any and all status conditions, but the pokemon who consumes it loses 1 FP To Obtain: 15 Posts within any forest or meadow Moomoo Milk:Heals 300 HP To Obtain: 20 Posts with a Miltank holding a berry in your active party. The held Berry is consumed and replaced with Moomoo milk after the 20 posts have been made. Note: Posting for Moomoo Milk is it's own post counter, not a "post anywhere" item. Berry Juice:Heals 200 HP To Obtain: 10 Posts with a Shuckle holding any Berry in active party, the held Berry is consumed and replaced with berry juice after the 10 posts have been made. Note: Posting for Berry Juice is it's own post counter, not a "post anywhere" item.
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2020 2:47 pm
Berries
Berry effects happen immediately when used on a pokemon unless the berry is given as a hold item. When an HP healing berry is held, pokemon will eat their held berry when their HP falls below 1/3 of their maximum health, and status curing berries will be used the moment the status is inflicted. Berries that raise stats are used upon taking effect when held by a pokemon
Berries can be planted to make trees. There is no item required to plant or grow berries, simply note what berry is planted in your post and start a post counter for the berry's growth. The number of posts required to bring a tree to fruition is listed below the number of posts required to obtain the initial berry, as well as the number of berries the tree may yield, which you can roll for once the tree is fully grown. You may grow five trees at a time, and keep track of their growth in your posts.
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Dry Mulch:Reduces post cost for berry trees by 5 posts. Cannot be used with another berry growth item. To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any Wet Mulch: Reduces post cost for berry trees by 10 posts. Cannot be used with another berry growth item. To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Any Fertilizer:If used on a berry tree, the tree will produce one more berry from the total rolled yield (Rolling for a berry tree yield and getting two berries, with fertilizer will instead yield three). Cannot be used with another berry growth item. To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any
Basic BerriesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 5 Posts Growth: 15 posts to grow a tree Yield: 3-6 berries.
Oran Berry:Heals 50HP Contests: +1 Beauty
Standard BerriesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 20 Post Growth: 25 posts to grow a tree Yield: 2-5 berries.
Persim Berry:User recovers from confusion Contests: +1 Cool +1 Beauty +1 Cute +1 Tough Aspear Berry:User recovers from being frozen Contests: +1 Tough Cheri Berry:User recovers from paralysis Contests: +1 Cool Chesto Berry:User recovers from sleep Contests: +1 Beauty Rawst Berry User recovers from burn Contests: +1 Smart Pecha Berry User recovers from poisoning Contests: +1 Cute Figy Berry:Restores 25% HP, 1/5 chance of confusion Pokemon Contests: +1 Cool Wiki Berry:Restores 25% HP, 1/5 chance of confusion Pokemon Contests: +1 beauty Mago Berry:Restores 25% HP, 1/5 chance of confusion Pokemon Contests: +1 Cute Aguav Berry:Restores 25% HP, 1/5 chance of confusion Pokemon Contests: +1 Smart IapapaRestores 25% HP, 1/5 chance of confusion Pokemon Contests: +1 Tough Enigma Berry:Being hit by a super effective special attack will restore 1/6th of the holder's max HP Contests: +4 Cool +1 Beauty Leppa Berry Being hit by a super effective physical attack will restore 1/6th of the holder's max HP Contests: +1 Cool +1 Cute +1 Smart +1 Tough
Attack Reduction BerriesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 20 Post anywhere Growth: 25 posts to grow a tree Yield: 2-5
Roseli Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Fairy attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +3 Cool Occa Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Fire attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Cool +1 Cute Passho Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Water attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 beauty +1 Smart Wacan Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Electric attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Cute +1 Tough Rindo Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Grass attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Cool +1 Smart Yache Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Ice attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Beauty +1 Tough Chople Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Fighting attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Cool +1 Smart Kebia Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Poison attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Beauty +1 Tough Shuca Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Ground attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Cool +1 Cute Coba Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Flying attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Beauty +1 Smart Payapa Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Psychic attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Cute +1 Tough Tanga Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Bug attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +2 Cool +1 Tough Charti Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Rock attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Cool +2 Beauty Kasib Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Ghost attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Beauty +2 Cute Haban Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Dragon attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Cute +2 Smart Colbur Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Dark attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +1 Smart +2 Tough Babiri Berry:Reduces damage from a super effective Steel attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +2 Cool +1 Beauty Chilan Berry:Reduces damage from a Normal attack by 50% (of total damage) Contests: +2 Beauty +1 Cute Maranga Berry:Increases Special Defense by 1/10 upon being hit by a Special Attack Contests: +3 Tough Kee Berry:Raises Defense by 1/10 upon being hit by a Physical Attack Contests: +3 Cute
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To Obtain: 30 Post anywhere Growth: 35 posts to grow a tree Yield: 2-5
To Obtain: 50 Post anywhere Growth: 40 posts to grow a tree Yield: 1-3 berries
Apicot Berry:Raises Special Defense by one stage when HP falls below 25% Contests: +1 Cool +3 Beauty +3 Tough Petaya Berry:Raises Special Attack by one stage when HP falls below 25% Contests: +3 Cool +3 Smart +1 Tough Salac Berry:Raises Speed one stage when HP falls below 25% Contests: +3 Cute +1 Smart +3 Tough Ganlon Berry:Raises Defense by one stagewhen HP falls below 25% Contests: +3 Beauty +1 Cute +3 Smart Liechi Berry:Raises Attack by one stage when HP falls below 25% Contests: +3 Cool +1 Beauty +3 Cute Micle Berry:Raises Accuracy by one stage when HP falls below 25% Contests: +4 Beauty +1 Cute
Contest BerriesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 10 Post anywhere Growth: 10 posts to grow a tree. Yield: 3-5 berries
To Obtain: Only available from event item giveaways/rewards Growth: 40 posts to grow a tree Yield:1-3 berries.
Rowap Berry:If a foe's special move lands, the foe takes damage equal 12% of their max HP Contests: +4 Tough +1 Cool Jaboca Berry:If a foe's physical move lands, the foe takes damage equal 12% of their max HP Contests: +4 Smart +1 Tough Custap Berry:Causes the holder to go first once when HP falls below 25% Contests: +4 Cute +1 Smart Starf Berry:When HP reaches below 25% roll a 4 sided dice for Attack, Defense, Sp Attack, Sp Defense. Whatever is rolled for is increased by three stages. Contests: +1 Cool +3 Beauty +1 Cute +3 Smart +3 Tough Lansat Berry:Raises critical hit ratio by two stages when HP falls below 25% Contests: +3 Cool +1 Beauty +3 Cute +1 Smart +3 Tough
Some pokemon require certain items in order to evolve, and some items can even de-evolve pokemon in the guild! All the items in the guild that can be used to evolve pokemon will be listed here, along with the pokemon that need the item to evolve.
Note: These items are one use only. After being used to evolve/devolve, they should be removed from your character inventory.
FirestoneEvolves Kantonian Vulpix > Kantonian Ninetales / Growlithe > Arcanine / Eevee > Flareon / Pansear > Semisear To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere LeafstoneEvolves Eevee > Leafeon / Gloom > Vileplume / Weepinbell > Victreebell / Exeggcute > Exeggutor / Nuzleaf > Shiftry / Pansage > Semisage To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere ThunderstoneEvolves Pikachu > Raichu / Eevee > Jolteon / Eelektrik > Eelektross To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere WaterstoneEvolves Poliwhirl > Poliwrath / Shellder > Cloyster / Staryu > Starmie / Eevee > Vaporeon / Lombre > Ludicolo / Panpour > Semipour To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere Ice Stone:Evolves Eevee > Glaceon / Alolan Vulpix > Alolan Ninetales / Alolan Sandshrew > Alolan Sandslash / Galarian Darumaka > Galarian Darmanitan To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere MoonstoneEvolves Nidorina > Nidoqueen / Nidorino > Nidoking / Clefairy > Clefable / Jigglypuff > Wigglytuff / Skitty > Delcatty / Munna > Musharna To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere SunstoneEvolves Gloom > Bellossom / Sunkern > Sunflora / Cottonee > Whimsicott / Petilil > Lilligant / Helioptile > Heliolisk To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere Dawn StoneEvolves Male Kirlia > Gallade / Female Snorunt > Froslass To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere Dusk StoneEvolves Murkrow > Honchkrow / Misdreavus > Mismagius / Lampent > Chandelure / Doublade > Aegislash To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere Shiny StoneEvolves Togetic > Togekiss / Roselia > Roserade / Minccino > Cinccino / Floette > Florges To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere Oval StoneEvolves Happiny when held and leveled up in the daytime To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere EverstoneDevolves a pokemon by one stage. Due to Eevee’s unstable Genetic Makeup, Everstones do not work on Eeveelutions To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere Gold Stone Evolves a pokemon to any evolutionary stage Note: Can only be used on Pokemon who level up only to evolve. Cannot be used on Cosmog or Cosmoem. The Pokemon must be unintroduced, meaning a character cannot have caught or met the pokemon yet in order to use this stone on it. To Obtain: Event Item Only Bronze Stone Evolves a pokemon up one stage Note: Can only be used on Pokemon who only level up to evolve. Cannot be used on Cosmog or Cosmoem. To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
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To Obtain: 10 posts anywhere Note: These items are one use only. After being used to evolve, they should be removed from your character inventory.
Berry Sweet:A held item to be given to a Milcery. If leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into an Alcremie. Different types of sweets will change the Alcremie's color and appearance. Clover Sweet:A held item to be given to a Milcery. If leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into an Alcremie. Different types of sweets will change the Alcremie's color and appearance. Flower Sweet:A held item to be given to a Milcery. If leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into an Alcremie. Different types of sweets will change the Alcremie's color and appearance. Love Sweet:A held item to be given to a Milcery. If leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into an Alcremie. Different types of sweets will change the Alcremie's color and appearance. Ribbon Sweet:A held item to be given to a Milcery. If leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into an Alcremie. Different types of sweets will change the Alcremie's color and appearance. Strawberry Sweet:A held item to be given to a Milcery. If leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into an Alcremie. Different types of sweets will change the Alcremie's color and appearance. Star Sweet:A held item to be given to a Milcery. If leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into an Alcremie. Different types of sweets will change the Alcremie's color and appearance.
Sweet Apple: If an Applin is leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into a Appletun. Tart Apple: If an Applin is leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into a Flapple. Chipped Pot: If an authentic Sinistea is leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into an authentic Polteageist. Cracked Pot:If an counterfeit Sinistea is leveled up holding this item, it will evolve into a counterfeit Polteageist.
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Note: These items can be kept and used as a held item after being used to evolve a pokemon.
Defense Band:x1.3 damage to punching moves uses by a Tyrogue or Hitmonchan. Evolves: Tyrogue to Hitmonchan if leveled up holding this item at Lv. 20 or above. To Obtain: 30 Posts in any city without a gym. Attack Band:x1.3 damage to kicking moves uses by a Tyrogue or Hitmonlee. Evolves: Tyrogue to Hitmonlee if leveled up holding this item at Lv. 20 or above. To Obtain: 30 Posts in any city without a gym. Balance Band:x1.2 damage to kicking and Punching moves uses by a Tyrogue or Hitmontop. Evolves: Tyrogue to Hitmontop if leveled up holding this item at Lv. 20 or above. To Obtain: 30 Posts in any city without a gym.
Razor Claw:Attacks have a 1/10 chance of hitting critically. Evolves: Sneasel into Weavile when holding this item and leveled up at night. To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere Razor Fang:Attacks have a 1/10 chance to make target flinch. Evolves: Gligar into Gliscor when holding this item and leveled up at night. To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
To Obtain: 10 posts anywhere Note: These items are one use only. After being used to evolve, they should be removed from your character inventory.
Dragon Scale:Evolves Seadra into Kingdra when traded while holding this item. Up-Grade:Evolves Porygon into Porygon2 when traded while holding this item. Dubious Disc:Evolves Porygon2 into Porygon-Z when traded while holding this item. Magmarizer:Evolves Magmar into Magmortar when traded while holding this item. Electrizer:Evolves Electabuzz into Electivire when traded while holding this item. Protector:Evolves Rhydon into Rhyperior when traded holding this item. Reaper Cloth:Evolves Dusclops into Dusknoir when traded holding this item. Whipped Dream:Evolves Swirlix into Slurpuff when traded holding this item. Sachet:Evolves Spritzee into Aromatisse when traded holding this item. Prism Scale:Evolves Feebas into Milotic when traded holding this item.
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere Note: These items can be kept and used as a held item after being used to evolve a pokemon.
Deepseascale:Clamperl's special defense is raised three stages in battle when holding this item. Evolves: Clamperl into Gorebyss when traded holding this item. Deepseatooth:Clamperl does x1.5 damage with Special Attacks if holding this item. Evolves: Clamperl into Huntail when traded holding this item. King's Rock:All physical attacks have a 1/10 change to flinch. Evolves: Poliwhirl > Politoad and Slowpoke > Slowking when traded holding this item. Metal Coat:Steel type attacks do x1.2 damage. Evolves: Onix > Steelix and Scyther > Scizor when traded holding this item.
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2020 4:50 pm
Fossils
Whole Fossils XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts within the respective location Note: All whole fossils can be taken to any Pokemon Professor's Lab to be revived at Level 5.
Dome Fossil:Resurrects Kabuto Location: Mt. Moon, Ruins of Alph Helix Fossil:Resurrects Omanyte Location: Mt. Moon, Ruins of Alph Old Amber:Resurrects Aerodactyl Location: Pewter City, Ruins of Alph Root Fossil:Resurrects Lileep Location: Hoenn Desert Claw Fossil:Resurrects Anorith Location: Hoenn Desert Skull Fossil:Resurrects Cranidos Location: Oreburgh City, Ruin Maniac's Cave, Konikoni City Armor Fossil:Resurrects Shieldon Location: Oreburgh City, Ruin Maniac's Cave, Konikoni City Cover Fossil:Resurrects Tirtouga Location: Relic Castle, Konikoni City Plume Fossil:Resurrects Archen Location: Relic Castle, Konikoni City Sail Fossil:Resurrects Amaura Location: Glittering Cave Jaw Fossil:Resurrects Tyrunt Location: Glittering Cave
Half FossilsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 15 Posts within the respective location Note: Abilities such as pickup can only reduce the post count for these fossils by 5 instead of 10. Two fossil halves can be taken to any Pokemon Professor's Lab to be revived at Level 5. Please specify in a note within your post which halves you are using and what pokemon you are making from them when you do this.
Fossilized Bird:When combined with the Fossilized Drake or Fossilized Dino it creates Dracozolt or Arctozolt, respectively Location: Galar Ruins or Wild Area: Bridge Field Fossilized Dino:When combined with the Fossilized Bird or Fossilized Fish it creates Arctozolt or Arctovish, respectively Location: Galar Ruins or Wild Area: Bridge Field Fossilized Drake:When combined with the Fossilized Bird or Fossilized Fish it creates Dracozolt or Dracovish, respectively Location: Galar Ruins or Wild Area: Bridge Field Fossilized Fish:When combined with the Fossilized Drake or Fossilized Dino it creates Dracovish or Arctovish, respectively Location: Galar Ruins or Wild Area: Bridge Field
Black Belt:Fighting type attacks do x1.2 damage Black Glasses:Dark type attacks do x1.2 damage Charcoal:Fire type attacks do x1.2 damage Dragon Fang:Dragon type attacks do x1.2 damage Hard Stone:Rock type attacks do x1.2 damage. Magnet:Electric type attacks do x1.2 damage Metal Coat:Steel type attacks do x1.2 damage. Evolves: Onix > Steelix and Scyther > Scizor when traded holding this item. Miracle Seed:Grass type attacks do x1.2 damage Mystic Water:Water type attacks do x1.2 damage. Nevermeltice:Ice type attacks do x1.2 damage Poison Barb:Poison type attacks do x1.2 damage Sharp Beak:Flying type attacks do x1.2 damage Silk Scarf: Normal type attacks do x1.2 damage Silver Powder:Bug type attacks do x1.2 damage Soft Sand:Ground type attacks do x1.2 damage Spell Tag:Ghost type attacks do x1.2 damage Twisted Spoon:Psychic type attacks do x1.2 damage Pink Bow:Fairy type attacks do x1.2 damage
Damage BoostXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Choice Band:Physical attacks will do x1.5 damage, but only allows the use of one move. Choice Specs:Special attacks will do x1.5 damage, but only allows the use of one move. Expert Belt:When this item is held, if the holder uses an attack on the opponent which is Super Effective, its power is increased x1.2 Muscle Band:Physical attacks do x1.2 damage. Wise Glasses:Special attacks do x1.2 damage. Metronome:Damage increases by .2 to moves used consecutively.(x1.2, then x1.4, then x1.6, and so on up until x2 ) Life Orb:All attacks do x1.3 damage, but the holder looses 1/10 max HP every time they attack. Binding Band:All binding attacks will do x1.3 damage when holding this item. Amulet Coin:When a pokemon holds this item, the move Payday does double its base damage.
Stat ChangingXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Choice Scarf:Boosts Speed by 3 stages at the start of a battle, but only allows the use of one move. Iron Ball:Cuts speed by two stages, negates levitate, telekinesis, magnet rise, and removes flying type immunity to ground type attacks. Wide Lens:Accuracy is raised one stage at the start of battle. Bright Powder:Raises evasiveness by one stage at the start of a battle. Assault Vest: Increase special defense two stages at the start of battle, but only allows the use of damaging moves. Eviolite:If held by a pokemon capable of evolving (but has not reached its final stage), their Defense and Special Defense are raised three stages each at the beginning of battle. Blunder Policy:Raises Speed sharply when a Pokémon misses with a move because of lowered accuracy. Room Service:This item, when held, lowers the user's Speed by 1 stage when a Trick Room is set up Throat Spray:Causes a Pokémon's Special Attack stat to be raised by one stage when it uses a Sound based move Scope LensIncreases the chance for moves to critically hit by 1/10
Safety Goggles:These goggles protect the holder from weather-related damage. Protective Pads:Prevents holder from any damage or effects they would receive from making physical contact to their opponent Eject Pack:When the holder's stats are lowered, it will be switched out of battle. Heavy-Duty Boots:This item, when held, prevents the Pokémon from receiving any damage from Spikes, Toxic Spikes or Stealth Rocks Utility Umbrella:Prevents the Pokémon from receiving any effects of weather Shed Shell:Allows the holder to switch out even if it is trapped by a move or Ability that restrains the Pokémon from switching out under normal circumstances. Focus Band:The holder has a 1/3 chance to endure an attack that would otherwise knock it out, leaving it with just 1 HP.
Effect ExtendingXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Damp Rock:Will add 2 more turns to the effects of Rain Dance. Heat Rock:Will add 2 more turns to the effects of Sunny Day. Icy Rock:Will add 2 more turns to the effects of Hail. Smooth Rock:Will add 2 more turns to the effects of Sandstorm. Light Clay:Will add 2 more turns to the effects of all barrier moves. Terrain Extender:Extends the effects of Terrain moves by a further 3 turns when activated either by the move or by the abilities that activate them. Grip Claw:Will add 2 more turns to the effects of any binding attacks.
HP Restoring ItemsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Black Sludge:When this item is held by a Pokémon, if the holder is of the Poison-type, it restores 1/16th of its maximum HP each turn. If the holder is not a Poison type, it loses 1/8th of its maximum HP each turn. Leftovers:Restores 1/16 of the holder's max HP at the end of every round. Big Root:All HP stealing moves will allow the holder to regain x1.3 more HP Shell Bell:Heals 1/8th of the damage dealt by the holder each round.
Status Afflicting ItemsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Flame Orb:Holder gets burned after 1 turn. Toxic Orb:Holder gets badly poisoned after 1 turn. Destiny Knot:If the holder becomes infatuated, so does the attacker.
Priority Affecting ItemsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Quick ClawWhen held by a pokemon, each round the holder has a 1/3 chance of automatically moving first. Lagging Tail:Forces holder to go last.
Damaging ItemsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Rocky Helmet:Opponent will receive damage equal to 1/16 of their maximum health if they use a physical attack against the pokemon holding this item. Sticky Barb:Holder looses 1/10 of their max HP every turn, 1/4 chance of transferring to attacker when hit with physical attack. Black Sludge:When this item is held by a Pokémon, if the holder is of the Poison-type, it restores 1/16th of its maximum HP each turn. If the holder is not a Poison type, it loses 1/8th of its maximum HP each turn.
AlterationXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Float Stone:Halves the pokemons weight. Ring Target:Holder looses type immunities.
ExperienceXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Lucky Egg:Pokemon holding this item gain +1 Exp point each post and x1.5 Exp from battles (rounded up). The duration of effect is 7 days of active posting. If the Lucky egg is removed before the duration of effect has expired it breaks. Placing the pokemon in the PC or inactive party does not pause the duration of effect Notes: Can be used with the energy drink and the GS ball. To Obtain: 30 posts in any location with a Gym. EXP Share:Pokemon holding this item up to level 30 get EXP equal to 1/2 the base EXP (as in not including boosts from Lucky Egg and GS Ball, purely base battle EXP),gained from teammates in battle. Notes:EXP Share holder does not need to be in party to gain the effect. Trainers may only have one EXP share active at a time. If the EXP share is removed from the holder, it will break. To Obtain: 50 Posts anywhere.
Friendship
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Soothe Bell:Pokemon holding this item will gain Friendship Points every 5 posts instead of 10
SingatureXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Light Ball:If Pikachu is holding this item, it's attack and Special attack are raised by 2 stages each at the beginning of battle. Lucky Punch:If Chansey is holding this item, all of it's attacks have a 2/10 chance to hit critically. Quick Powder:If the holder is a Ditto, its sperd is raised by two stages at the beginning of a battle. Metal powder:If the holder is a Ditto, its physical and special defense is raised by three stages at the beginning of a battle. Stick:If the holder is a Farfetch'd, all attacks have a 2/10 chance to hit critically. Thick Club:If the holder is a Cubone or Marowak, the base power of physical attacks increases by x1.3. Adamant Orb:If held by Dialga, the base power of its Dragon and Steel type moves are increased by x1.2. Lustrous Orb:If held by Palkia, the base power of its Dragon and Water type moves are increased by x1.2. Griseous Orb:If held by Giratina, the base power of its Dragon and Ghost type moves are increased by x1.2 and changes from altered form to origin form. Soul Dew:If held by Latios or Latias, the base power of its Dragon and Psychic type moves are increased by x1.2.
One-UseXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere Note: These items are one use only. After their effect takes place, they should be removed from your pokemon/inventory.
Cell Battery:Absorbs an electric attack and raises this Pokemon's attack one stage. Absorb Bulb:Absorbs a Water type attack and raises holder's Special Attack by one stage instead. Luminous Moss: Absorbs a Water attack and raises this Pokemon's special defense one stage. Snowball: Absorbs a ice attack and raises this Pokemon's physical attack one stage. Power Herb:Allows the immediate use of a move that charges on the first turn. Mental Herb:Removes the effects of infatuation, Taunt, Encore, Torment, Disable, and Cursed Body. White Herb:Prevents any stat decrease to the Pokémon that holds it. Weakness Policy:A one-time use item that raises the holder's Attack and Special Attack by 2 stages each when hit by a super effective move. Eject Bottun:When attacked, the holder swaps out with another teammate in their active party. Red Card:Forces the opponent to switch to a random Pokémon when the holder is attacked. Air Balloon:The holder is immune to ground type attacks. Note: Consumed if hit by any other attack. Focus SashPrevents the Holder from a KO, leaving them with 1 HP Note: When a KO is prevented, the item disappears.
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Note: These items are one use only. After their effect takes place, they should be removed from your pokemon/inventory.
Psychic Seed:Boosts Sp. Def on Misty Terrain To Obtain: 10 posts in any town or forest Misty Seed:Boosts Sp. Def on Misty Terrain To Obtain: 10 posts in any town or forest Grassy Seed:Boosts Defense on Grassy Terrain To Obtain: 10 posts in any town or forest Electric Seed:Boosts Defense on Electric Terrain To Obtain: 10 posts in any town or forest
Berserk Gene:Increases the attack stat by four stages but gives a strange incurable confusion for 5 turns. Notes: Held item consumed upon entry to battle. Switching out with Baton Pass causes the 5 turns to start over on the new Pokemon. This confusion is not affected by Own Tempo. To Obtain: 30 posts in Cerulean City, Azalea Town, Dewford Town, Eterna City, Virbank City, or Cyllage City. Brisk Gene:Increases speed by four stages, but gives a strange incurable confusion for 5 turns. Notes: Held item consumed upon entry to battle. Switching out with Baton Pass causes the 5 turns to start over on the new Pokemon. This confusion is not affected by Own Tempo. To Obtain: 30 posts in Cerulean City, Azalea Town, Dewford Town, Eterna City, Virbank City, or Cyllage City. Ward Gene:Increases defense by four stages but gives a strange incurable confusion for 5 turns. Notes: Held item consumed upon entry to battle. Switching out with Baton Pass causes the 5 turns to start over on the new Pokemon. This confusion is not affected by Own Tempo. To Obtain: 30 posts in Cerulean City, Azalea Town, Dewford Town, Eterna City, Virbank City, or Cyllage City. Force Gene:Increases special defense by four stages but gives a strange incurable confusion for 5 turns. Notes: Held item consumed upon entry to battle. Switching out with Baton Pass causes the 5 turns to start over on the new Pokemon. This confusion is not affected by Own Tempo. To Obtain: 30 posts in Cerulean City, Azalea Town, Dewford Town, Eterna City, Virbank City, or Cyllage City. Maniac Gene:Increases special attack by four stages but gives a strange incurable confusion for 5 turns. Notes: Held item consumed upon entry to battle. Switching out with Baton Pass causes the 5 turns to start over on the new Pokemon. This confusion is not affected by Own Tempo. To Obtain: 30 posts in Cerulean City, Azalea Town, Dewford Town, Eterna City, Virbank City, or Cyllage City.
IncenseXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Full Incense:All moves have a -1 Priority Note: Causes Snorlax to produce a Munchlax Egg if holding this item while breeding. To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any Sea IncenseBoosts Power of Water Type Moves by x1.2. Note: Causes Azumarill and Marill to produce an Azurill Egg if holding this item while breeding. To Obtain: 30 Posts in any City with a Port Wave IncenseBoosts Power of Water Type Moves by x1.2. Note: Causes Mantine to produce a Mantyke Egg if holding this item while breeding. To Obtain: 30 Posts in any City with a Port Rock IncenseBoosts Power of Rock Type Moves by x1.2. Note: Causes Sudowoodo to produce a Bonsly Egg if holding this item while breeding. To Obtain: 30 Posts in any Cave Lax IncenseRaises the holder's evasion by one stage in battle. Note: Causes Wobbuffet to produce a Wynaut Egg if holding this item while breeding. To Obtain: 30 Posts in any Cave Rose IncenseBoosts Power of Grass Type Moves by x1.2. Note: Causes Roselia and Roserade to produce a Budew Egg if holding this item while breeding. To Obtain: 30 Posts in a Forest or Meadow Pure IncenseBoosts Power of Normal Type Moves by x1.2. Note: Causes Chimecho to produce a Chingling Egg if holding this item while breeding. To Obtain: 30 Posts Locations: Slateport City, Driftveil City, Coumarine City, Sandgem Town. Odd IncenseBoosts Power of Psychic Type Moves by x1.2. Note: Causes Mr. Mime to produce a Mime Jr. Egg if holding this item while breeding. To Obtain: 30 Posts Locations: Saffron City, Ecruteak City, Mossdeep City, Hearthome City, Anistar City, Dreamyard, Solaceon Ruins. Luck Incense:If held by a pokemon while breeding, this incense increases the chances of a shiny pokemon being produced. See the Breeding Center for More Details. To Obtain: Event Item Only
GemsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 20 posts anywhere Note: Consumed upon making an attack of the respective type
Fire Gem:While holding this gem, a fire type attack does x1.5 damage Water Gem:While holding this gem, a water type attack does x1.5 damage Electric Gem:While holding this gem, an electric type attack does x1.5 damage Grass Gem:While holding this gem, a grass type attack does x1.5 damage Ice Gem:While holding this gem, an ice type attack does x1.5 damage Fighting Gem:While holding this gem, a fighting type attack does x1.5 damage Poison Gem:While holding this gem, a poison type attack does x1.5 damage Ground Gem:While holding this gem, a ground type attack does x1.5 damage Flying Gem:While holding this gem, a flying type attack does x1.5 damage Psychic Gem:While holding this gem, a psychic type attack does x1.5 damage Bug Gem:While holding this gem, a bug type attack does x1.5 damage Rock Gem:While holding this gem, a rock type attack does x1.5 damage Ghost Gem:While holding this gem, a ghost type attack does x1.5 damage Dragon Gem:While holding this gem, a dragon type attack does x1.5 damage Dark Gem:While holding this gem, a dark type attack does x1.5 damage Steel Gem:While holding this gem, a steel type attack does x1.5 damage Normal Gem:While holding this gem, a normal type attack does x1.5 damage Fairy Gem:While holding this gem, a fairy type attack does x1.5 damage
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2020 8:57 pm
Form Change Items
Oricorio NectarsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Red Nectar:Changes Oricorio to Balle Style To Obtain: 10 posts in Ula'ula Meadow Note: Item is Consumed Upon Use Yellow Nectar:Changes Oricorio to Pom-Pom Style To Obtain: 10 posts in Melemele Meadow Note: Item is Consumed Upon Use Pink Nectar:Changes Oricorio to Pa'u Style To Obtain: 10 posts in Royal Avenue Note: Item is Consumed Upon Use Purple Nectar:Changes Oricorio to Sensu Style To Obtain: 10 posts in Poni Meadow Note: Item is Consumed Upon Use
Rotom PlugsXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Rotom plugs can be used to change Rotom's form, changing it's type, and granting it a special signature move. If a normal rotom is given a plug for the first time, you may pick any of it's four moves to replace with the new form's signature move. If you are switching two plugs however, the previous form's signature move will be replaced with the new form's signature move. For instance, giving a Wash Rotom a Mow Plug will replace Hydro Pump with Leaf Storm, but giving a normal rotom a Mow Plug allows you to replace any of it's moves with Leaf Storm. Upon removing a plug from rotom without replacing it, the signature move will be automatically changed to Thundershock.
To Obtain: 20 Posts in Eterna City, Opelucid City, Saffron City, North & South Lumiose City, or Littleroot Town
Wash Plug:Changes Rotom into Wash Rotom. Signature Move: Hydro Pump Mow Plug:Changes Rotom into Mow Rotom. Signature Move: Leaf Storm Heat Plug:Changes Rotom into Heat Rotom. Signature Move: Overheat Frost Plug:Changes Rotom into Frost Rotom. Signature Move: Blizzard Fan Plug:Changes Rotom into Fan Rotom. Signature Move: Air Slash
Genosect DrivesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 20 Posts in P2 Laboratory, Ambrette Town, Mauville City, or Route 8 in Alola.
Burn Drive:Changes Techno Blast to a Fire type move. Douse Drive;Changes Techno Blast to a Water type move. Chill Drive:Changes Techno Blast to an Ice type move. Shock Drive:Changes Techno Blast to an Electric type move.
Silvally MemoriesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 20 posts in Aether Paradise, Aether House, Alola Route 8, or Route 16
Bug Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Bug Type Dark Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Dark Type Dragon Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Dragon Type Type Electric Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Electric Type Fairy Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Fairy Type Fighting Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Fighting Type Fire Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Fire Type Flying Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Flying Type Ghost Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Ghost Type Grass Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Grass Type Ground Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Ground Type Ice Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Ice Type Poison Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Poison Type Psychic Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Psychic Type Rock Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Rock Type Steel Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Steel Type Water Memory:Changes Sivally and Multi-Attack to Water Type
PlatesXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
To Obtain: 30 posts within the respective location
Note: In addition to boosting damage for their respective type, plates change Arceus & Judgement's type to the respective type of the held plate, but due to being a normal type legendary move, pokemon who have learned Judgement from a Balm Mushroom will not benefit the 1.2/1.3 multiplication on top of having its type changed, Arceus is the only one who can receive this plate bonus when using it's signature move.
Draco Plate:Dragon type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a dragon type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Victory Road, Dragon's Den, Ever Grande City, Eterna City, Opelucid City, Dragonspiral Tower, Vast Poni Canyon, Hammerlocke City Dread Plate:Dark type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a dark type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Celadon City, Dark Cave, Rusturf Tunnel, Old Chateau, Black City, Lost Hotel, Malie City, Spikemuth Town Earth Plate:Ground type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a ground type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Pewter City, Ruins of Alph (Exterior), Hoenn Desert, Oreburgh City, Desert Resort, Reflection Cave, Haina Desert, Galar Mine No. 2 Fist Plate:Fighting type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a fighting type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Saffron City, Cianwood City, Dewford Town, Veilstone City, Nacrene City, Shalour City, Iki Town, Stow On Side Town Flame Plate:Fire type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a fire type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Cinnabar Island, Burned Tower, Mt. Chimney, Stark Mountain, Striaton City, Camphrier Town, Wela Volcano Park, Motostoke City Icicle Plate:Ice type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if an ice type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Seafoam Islands, Ice Path, Shoal Cave, Snowpoint City, Giant Chasm, Frost Cavern, Mount Lanakila, Circhester Town Insect Plate:Bug type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a bug type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Pallet Town, Azalea Town, Petalburg Woods, Eterna Forest, Pinwheel Forest, Santalune Forest, Po Town, Turffield Town Iron Plate:Steel type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a steel type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Kanto Power Plant, Olivine City, Mossdeep City, Iron Island, Nimbassa City, Terminus Cave, Blush Mountain, Galar Mine No. 2 Meadow Plate:Grass type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a grass type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Viridian Forest, Ilex Forest, Fortree City, Celestic Town, White Forest, Pokemon Village, Lush Jungle, Glimwood Tangle Mind Plate:Psychic type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a psychic type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Lavender Town, Ruins of Alph (Interior), Lilycove City, Solaceon Ruins, Dreamyard, Anistar City, Exeggutor Island, Slumbering Wield Sky Plate:Flying type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a flying type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Viridian City, Violet City, Sky Pillar, Mistralton City, Mistralton City, Coumarine City, Malie Garden, Postwick Town Splash Plate:Water type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a water type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Cerulean City, Whirl Islands, Pacifidlog Town, Lake Verity, Humilau City, Azure Bay, Brooklet Hill, Hulbury Town Spooky Plate:Ghost type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a ghost type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Pokemon Tower, Ecruteak City, Mt. Pyre, Lost Tower, Relic Castle, Winding Woods, Abandoned Thrifty Megamart, Wild Area: Watchtower Ruins Stone Plate:Rock type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a rock type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Pewter City, Mahogany Town, Granite Cave, Mt. Coronet, Mistralton Cave, Geosenge Town, Ten Carat Hill, Galar Mine Toxic Plate:Poison type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a poison type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Fuchsia City, Lake of Rage, Fallarbor Town, Pastoria City, Virbank City, Couriway Town, Ruins of Life, Glimwood Tangle Zap Plate:Electric type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if an electric type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Vermilion City, National Park, Mauvile City, Sunnyshore City, Chargestone Cave, Kalos Power Plant, Hokulani Observatory Pixie Plate:Fairy type attacks do x1.2 damage, but if a fairy type is using the attack, it does x1.3 instead. Locations: Mt. Moon, Goldenrod City, Meteor Falls, Floraroma Town, Celestial Tower, Laverre City, Poni Gauntlet, Ballonlea Town
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Griseous Orb:If held by Giratina, the base power of its Dragon and Ghost type moves are increased by x1.2 and changes from altered form to origin form. To Obtain: 30 Posts Anywhere Gracidea Flower:A key item used to change Shaymin between Land and Sky Forme. To Obtain: 20 Posts Location: Floraroma Town Reveal Glass:A key item used to shift Landorus, Thundurus, or Tornadus between their Incarnate and Therian Formes. To Obtain: 20 Posts Location: Abundant Shrine DNA Splicers:A key item used to change Kyurem to Black or White Kyurem Note: A DNA sample must be taken from another RPers or your own Reshiram/Zekrom for the Splicing to be Sucessful To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Giant Chasm N-Lunarizer:A key item that changes Necrozma to Dusk Mane form. Note: A DNA sample must be taken from another RPers or your own Solgaleo for the Splicing to be Sucessful To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Mount Lanakila N-Solarizer:A key item that changes Necrozma to Dawn Wings form. Note: A DNA sample must be taken from another RPers or your own Lunala for the Splicing to be Sucessful To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Mount Lanakila Prison Bottle: A key item that changes Hoopa between Confined and Unbound form. In Unbound form, Hoopa can replace a move in it's moveset with Hyperspace Fury. However, if Hoopa is reverted to it's Confined form again, Hyperspace Fury will not be usable. To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Hoenn Desert Rusted Shield:When held, changes Zamazenta to Crowned Shield form. If Zamazenta knows Iron Head while entering battle in its Crowned Shield form, Iron Head will become Behemoth Bash. To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Slumbering Weald Clearing Rusted Sword:When held, changes Zacian to Crowned Sword form. If Zacian knows Iron Head while in Crowned Sword form, Iron Head will become Behemoth Blade. To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Slumbering Weald Clearing
Megastones and Primal Rocks are classified as Mythic Items. While holding their respective megastone/primal rock, pokemon will appear mega evolved or primally reverted, and gain the traits of their new form, such as their respective mega/primal ability and individualized stat boosts. Please refer to the information below to see if the pokemon has a special mega/primal type, what ability that form has, and what stats are boosted for each mega pokemon.
If the type has an N/A next to it, that means that this mega/primal form does not change types from what it was before. Also, please note that when a pokemon is mega evolved, its ability will change to the mega ability listed, but you should keep a note in your posts what ability that pokemon had prior to mega evolving/primal reversion if it is different than the new one. That way, in the event that a pokemon is reverted back to their regular form, you have the information readily available.
Please note the boost that pokemon receive from mega stones/primal rocks should be included in stat boost calculations, rather than held items, and that these stat boosts DO count towards their stat boost cap of six stages.
Additionally, Rayquaza can assume it's mega evolution form, meaning it's design and mega ability, by knowing the move Dragon Ascent, however in order to boost it's stats, it must be holding a Rayquazite, which is Revolution's own custom mega stone for rayquaza.
Abomasite:Mega Evolves Abomasnow Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Snow Warning Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.2 Sp.Def 1.2
Absolite:Mega Evolves Absol Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Magic Bounce Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.3 Speed 1.1
Aerodactylite:Mega Evolves Aerodactyl Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Tough Claws Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Def 1.2 Speed 1.1
Aggronite:Mega Evolves Aggron Mega Type: Steel Mega Ability: Filter Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Def 1.3 Sp.Def.1.1
Alakazite:Mega Evolves Alakazam Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Trace Increased Stats: Sp.Atk 1.4 Def 1.1 Speed 1.1
Altarianite:Mega Evolves Altaria Mega Type: Dragon/Fairy Mega Ability: Pixilate Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.3
Ampharosite:Mega Evolves Ampharos Mega Type: Electric/Dragon Mega Ability: Mold Breaker Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.3 Sp.Def 1.1
Audinite:Mega Evolves Audino Mega Type: Normal/Fairy Mega Ability: Healer Increased Stats: Def 1.3 Sp.Def 1.3
Banettite:Mega Evolves Banette Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Prankster Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.1 Sp.Def 1.2
Beedrillite:Mega Evolves Beedrill Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Adaptability Increased Stats: Atk 1.5 Speed 1.1
Blastoisinite:Mega Evolves Blastoise Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Mega Launcher Increased Stats: Atk 1.1 Def 1.1 Sp.Atk 1.4
Blazikenite:Mega Evolves Blaziken Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Speed Boost Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.2 Speed 1.1
Cameruptite:Mega Evolves Camerupt Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Sheer Force Increased Stats: Def 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.2 Sp.Def 1.2
Charizardite X:Mega Evolves Charizard Mega Type: Fire/Dragon Mega Ability: Tough Claws Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Def 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.1
Charizardite Y:Mega Evolves Charizard Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Drought Increased Stats: Sp.Atk 1.3 Attk 1.1 Sp.Def 1.2
Diancite:Mega Evolves Diancie Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Magic Bounce Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.3
Galladite:Mega Evolves Gallade Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Tough Claws Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Def 1.2 Speed 1.1
Garchompite:Mega Evolves Garchomp Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Inner Focus Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.3
Gardevoirite:Mega Evolves Gardevoir Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Pixilate Increased Stats: Sp.Atk 1.3 Sp.Def 1.2 Speed 1.1
Gengarite:Mega Evolves Gengar Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Shadow Tag Increased Stats: Sp.Atk 1.3 Sp.Def 1.2 Speed 1.1
Glalitite:Mega Evolves Glalie Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Refridgerate Increased Stats: Sp.Atk 1.3 Sp.Def 1.3
Red Orb:Reverts Groudon to its Primal form Primal Type: Ground/Fire Primal Ability: Desolate Land Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.3 Def 1.1
Gyaradosite:Mega Evolves Gyarados Mega Type: Water/Dark Mega Ability: Mold Breaker Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Def 1.2 Sp.Def 1.2
Heracronite:Mega Evolves Heracross Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Skill Link Increased Stats: Atk 1.4 Def 1.2
Houndoominite:Mega Evolves Houndoom Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Solar Power Increased Stats: Sp.Atk 1.2 Def 1.3 Speed 1.1
Kangaskhanite:Mega Evolves Kangaskhan Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Parental Bond Increased Stats: Atk 1.4 Def 1.1 Sp.Def 1.1
Blue Orb:Reverts Kyogre to Primal form Primal Type: N/A Primal Ability: Primordial Sea Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.2 Sp.Def 1.1
Latiasite:Mega Evolves Latias Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Levitate Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Def 1.3
Latiosite:Mega Evolves Latios Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Levitate Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Def 1.1 Sp.Atk 1.2
Lopunnite:Mega Evolves Lopunny Mega Type: Normal/Fighting Mega Ability: Scrappy Increased Stats: Atk 1.4 Def 1.1 Speed 1.1
Lucarionite:Mega Evolves Lucario Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Adaptability Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.2 Speed 1.1
Manectite:Mega Evolves Manectric Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Intimidate Increased Stats: Sp.Atk 1.2 Def 1.2 Sp.Def 1.2
Mawilite:Mega Evolves Mawile Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Huge Power Increased Stats: Def 1.3 Sp.Def 1.3
Medichamite:Mega Evolves Medicham Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Pure Power Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.2 Speed 1.1
Metagrossite:Mega Evolves Metagross Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Tough Claws Increased Stats: Atk 1.1 Def 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.1 Sp.Def 1.2
Mewtwonite X:Mega Evolves Mewtwo Mega Type: Psychic/Fighting Mega Ability: Steadfast Increased Stats: Atk 1.4 Def 1.1 Sp.Def 1.1
Mewtwonite Y:Mega Evolves Mewtwo Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Insomnia Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.2 Sp.Def 1.2
Pidgeotite:Mega Evolves Pidgeot Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: No Guard Increased Stats: Sp.Atk 1.4 Sp.Def 1.1 Speed 1.1
Pinsirite:Mega Evolves Pinsir Mega Type: Bug/Flying Mega Ability: Aerilate Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Def 1.2 Speed 1.1
RayquaziteGrants Rayquaza the full strength of it's Mega Evolution Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Delta Stream Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Sp.Atk 1.3
Sablenite:Mega Evolves Sableye Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Magic Bounce Increased Stats: Def 1.3 Sp.Def 1.3
Salamencite:Mega Evolves Salamence Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Aerilate Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Def 1.1 Sp.Atk 1.2 Speed 1.1
Sceptilite:Mega Evolves Sceptile Mega Type: Grass/Dragon Mega Ability: Lightning Rod Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.3 Speed 1.1
Scizorite:Mega Evolves Scizor Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Technician Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Def 1.2 Sp.Def 1.2
Sharpedonite:Mega Evolves Sharpedo Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Strong Jaw Increased Stats: Def 1.3 Atk 1.2 Speed 1.1
Slowbronite:Mega Evolves Slowbro Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Shell Armor Increased Stats: Def 1.4 Sp.Atk 1.2
Steelixite:Mega Evolves Steelix Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Sand Force Increased Stats: Atk 1.2 Def 1.2 Sp.Def 1.2
Swampertite:Mega Evolves Swampert Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Swift Swim Increased Stats: Atk 1.4 Def 1.1 Sp.Def 1.1
Tyranitarite:Mega Evolves Tyranitar Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Sand Stream Increased Stats: Atk 1.3 Def 1.2 Sp.Def 1.1
Venusaurite:Mega Evolves Venusaur Mega Type: N/A Mega Ability: Thick Fat Increased Stats: Def 1.2 Sp.Atk 1.2 Sp.Def 1.2
Posted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 7:09 pm
Z Crystals
Z Crystals are a hold item for a pokemon, allowing it to power up specific moves once per battle. Z Moves can either change a specific attack into a special Z Move attack or when a status move is upgraded into a Z-Move, it may also gain a Z-Power effect in addition to its regular effect. All of the Z Crystals are listed below, along with how to obtain them, and their effects:
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Normalium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Normal type attacks listed below may instead use Breakneck Blitz or power up a Normal Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Breakneck Blitz targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Ilima
Waterium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Water type attacks listed below may instead use Hydro Vortex or power up a Water Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Hydro Vortex targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Lana
Firium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Fire type attacks listed below may instead use Inferno Overdrive or power up a Fire Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Inferno Overdrive targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Kiawe
Blast Burn - 200 Blaze Kick - 160 Blue Flare - 195 Burn Up - 195 Ember - 100 Eruption - 200 Fiery Dance - 160 Fire Blast - 185 Fire Fang - 120 Fire Lash - 160 Fire Pledge - 160 Fire Punch - 140 Fire Spin - 100 Flame Burst - 140 Flame Charge - 100 Flame Wheel - 120 Flamethrower - 175 Flare Blitz - 190 Fusion Flare - 180 Heat Crash - 160 Heat Wave - 175 Incinerate - 120 Inferno - 180 Lava Plume - 160 Magma Storm - 180 Mystical Fire - 140 Overheat - 195 Sacred Fire - 180 Searing Shot - 180 Shell Trap - 200 V-create - 220
Raises Attack by 1 stage: Will-O-Wisp
Raises Speed by 1 stage: Sunny Day
Grassium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Grass type attacks listed below may instead use Bloom Doom or power up a Grass Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Bloom Doom targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Mallow
Raises Attack, Defense, Sp. Atk, Sp. Def, and Speed by 1 stage: Forest's Curse
Fully restores user's HP: Aromatherapy
Steelium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Steel type attacks listed below may instead use Corkscrew Crash or power up a Steel Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Corkscrew Crash targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Molayne
Anchor Shot - 160 Bullet Punch - 100 Doom Desire - 200 Flash Cannon - 160 Gear Grind - 180 Gyro Ball - 160 Heavy Slam - 160 Iron Head - 160 Iron Tail - 180 Magnet Bomb - 120 Metal Burst - 100 Metal Claw - 100 Meteor Mash - 175 Mirror Shot - 120 Smart Strike - 140 Steel Wing - 140 Sunsteel Strike - 180
Raises Special Attack by 1 stage: Metal Sound, Gear Up
Electrium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Electric type attacks listed below may instead use Gigavolt Havoc or power up an Electric Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Gigavolt Havoc targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Sophacles
Raises Special Attack by 1 stage: Ion Deluge, Electrify
Raises Special Defense by 1 stage: Thunder Wave, Charge, Eerie Impulse, Magnetic Flux
Raises Speed by 1 stage: Electric Terrain
Raises evasiveness by 1 stage: Magnet Rise
Darkinium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Dark type attacks listed below may instead use Black Hole Eclipse or power up a Dark Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Black Hole Eclipse targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Nanu
Assurance - 120 Beat Up - 100 Bite - 120 Brutal Swing - 120 Crunch - 160 Dark Pulse - 160 Darkest Lariat - 160 Feint Attack - 120 Fling - 100 Foul Play - 175 Hyperspace Fury - 180 Knock Off - 120 Night Daze - 160 Night Slash - 140 Payback - 100 Power Trip - 160 Punishment - 160 Pursuit - 100 Snarl - 100 Sucker Punch - 140 Thief - 120 Throat Chop - 160
Raises Attack by 1 stage: Taunt, Hone Claws, Topsy-Turvy
Raises Special Attack by 1 stage: Fake Tears, Embargo
Fairium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Fairy type attacks listed below may instead use Twinkle Tackle or power up a Fairy Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Twinkle Tackle targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Mina
Decidium Z:Once per battle, a Decidueye with the move Spirit Shackle may instead use: •Sinister Arrow Raid: 180. If Sinister Arrow Raid targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. To Obtain: Given by Professor Kukui if shown a Decidueye ("One Does Not Simply Catch A Sniper" Achievement)
Incinium Z:Once per battle, an Incineroar with the move Darkest Lariat may instead use: ç•Malicious Moonsault: 180. If Malicious Moonsault targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. To Obtain: Given by Professor Kukui if shown an Incineroar ("Champion of the Ring" Achievement)
Primarium Z:Once per battle, a Primarina with the move Sparkling Aria may instead use: Oceanic Operetta: Water: 195. If Oceanic Operetta targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. To Obtain: Given by Professor Kukui if shown a Primarina ("Don't be such a Primadonna!" Achievement)
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Fightinium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Fighting type attacks listed below may instead use All-Out Pummeling or power up a Fighting Type Status Move with an additional effect. If All-Out Pummeling targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Hala in the Melemele Island Kahuna Challenge in Iki Town
Rockium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Rock type attacks listed below may instead use Continental Crush or power up a Rock Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Continental Crush targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Olivia in the Akala Island Kahuna Challenge in Konikoni City
Accelerock - 100 Ancientpower - 120 Diamond Storm - 180 Head Smash - 200 Power Gem - 160 Rock Blast - 140 Rock Slide - 140 Rock Throw - 100 Rock Tomb - 120 Rock Wrecker - 200 Rollout - 100 Smack Down - 100 Stone Edge - 180
Raises Defense by 1 stage: Stealth Rock
Raises Speed by 1 stage: Sandstorm
Reset user's lowered stats: Rock Polish
Groundium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Ground type attacks listed below may instead use Tectonic Rage or power up a Ground Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Tectonic Rage targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: Defeat Hapu in the Poni Island Kahuna Challenge in Vast Poni Canyon
Marshadium Z:Once per battle, a Marshadow with the move Spectral Thief may instead use ç•Soul-Stealing 7-Star Strike: 195. If Soul-Stealing 7-Star Strike targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. Mewnium Z:Once per battle, a Mew with the move Psychic may instead use: Genesis Supernova: 185 - The effects of Psychic Terrain will activate. If Genesis Supernova targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. Tapunium Z:Once per battle, a Tapu Guardian with the move Nature’s Madness may instead use Guardian of Alola: Deals damage equal to 75 percent of the target’s remaining HP. If Guardian of Alola targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage.
Lunalium Z:Once per battle, a Lunala or Dawn Wings Necrosma with the move Moongeist Beam may instead use Menacing Moonraze Maelstrom: 200 - Ignores target's ability
Solganium Z:Once per battle, a Solgaleo or Dusk Mane Necrozma with the move Sunsteel Strike may instead use •Searing Sunraze Smash: 200 - Ignores Target's ability
Ultranecrozium Z:Transforms Dawn Wings or Dusk Mane Necrozma into Ultra Necrosma. Once per battle, an Ultra Necrozma with the move Photon Geyser may instead use Light That Burns the Sky: 200 - Compares the user's Attack and Special Attack stats, dealing damage to the target using the higher stat. Ignores the target's Ability.
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Pikanium Z:Once per battle, a Pikachu with the move Volt Tackle may instead use ç•Catastropika: 210. If Catastropika targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Konikoni City Aloraichium Z:Once per battle, an Alolan Raichu with the move Thunderbolt may instead use: Stoked Sparksurfer: 175 - Paralyzes opponent. If Stoked Sparksurfer targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Seafolk Village Eevium Z:Once per battle, an Eevee with the move Last Resort may instead use: Extreme Evoboost: Raises all stats two stages. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Royal Avenue Snorlium Z:Once per battle, a Snorlax with the move Giga impact may instead use ç•Pulverizing Pancake: 210. If Pulverizing Pancake targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Route 1
Buginium Z: Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Bug type attacks listed below may instead use Savage Spin-Out or power up a Bug Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Savage Spin-Out targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Po Town
Dragonium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Dragon type attacks listed below may instead use Devastating Drake or power up a Dragon Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Devastating Drake targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Vast Poni Canyon
Flyinium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Flying type attacks listed below may instead use Supersonic Skystrike or power up a Flying Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Supersonic Skystrike targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Ten Carat Hill
Increases chance to critically hit by 1/10: Tailwind
Reset user's lowered stats: Roost
Ghostium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Ghost type attacks listed below may instead use Never-Ending Nightmare or power up a Ghost Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Never-Ending Nightmare targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Hau'oli Cemetery
Icium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Ice type attacks listed below may instead use Subzero Slammer or power up an Ice Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Subzero Slammer targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Mount Lanakila
Poisonium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Poison type attacks listed below may instead use Acid Downpour or power up a Poison Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Acid Downpour targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Ancient Poni Path
Raises Speed by 1 stage: Gastro Acid, Toxic Thread
Raises Attack, Defense, Sp. Atk, Sp. Def, and Speed by 1 stage: Purify
Reset user's lowered stats: Acid Armor, Coil
Psychium Z:Once per battle, any Pokémon using one of the Psychic type attacks listed below may instead use Shattered Psyche or power up a Psychic Type Status Move with an additional effect. If Shattered Psyche targets a Pokémon that uses a protective move such as King's Shield, Baneful Bunker, or Protect, the Z-Move will bypass the protection but only do 25% of the original damage. The power of this Z Move depends on the attack it is substituted for. To Obtain: 30 Posts in Haina Desert
Kommonium Z:Once per battle, a Kommo-o with the move Clanging Scales may instead use ~Clangorous Soulblaze: 185 - Increases the user's Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed stats by one stage each. To Obtain: 30 posts in Plains Grotto of Poni Plains
Lycanium Z:Once per battle, a Lycanrock with the move Stone Edge may instead use •Splintered Stormshards: 190 To Obtain: 30 Posts in Malie City
Mimikium Z:Once per battle, a Mimikyu with the move Play Rough may instead use •Let's Snuggle Forever: 190 To Obtain: 30 Posts in Abandoned Thrifty Megamart
There are three types of move teaching discs in the guild; HMs, TMs, and TRs.
HMs are special moves only obtainable by getting a certain number of consecutive badges in any region. They can be used to teach pokemon unique moves for battle or be used on their own to navigate the guild in special ways. See the Rules, Guidelines, and Tips page for more information.
TMs are special gifts given to trainers by gym leaders, contest winners, or hidden rewards in specific locations. The benefit of finding or earning TMs? They're reusable. You can teach their moves to as many pokemon who qualify for the item.
TRs are one-time use move teaching discs, however they can be found almost anywhere, and often teach some of the strongest moves, so even though they can't be reused, they're still quite helpful!
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Tiered reward TMs are received from defeating gyms or receiving ribbons from contests. The more difficult the challenge, the higher the tier reward pool you will get to choose from. TMs are reusable in the guild, therefore a character cannot claim more than one.
Tier One: (1st Badge Gyms or Beginner Ribbon Rewards)
Tier Eight: (8th Badge Gyms or Cin Ribbon Rewards)
TM Frost Breath TM Dragon Claw TM Mystical Fire TM Brine TM Sky Drop TM Breaking Swipe TM Mega Punch TM Mega Kick
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These take 30 posts in the specified location. You must post for them at one time, without leaving that location.
TM Venoshock - Fuschia City, Ilex Forest, Petalburg Woods, Eterna Forest, White Forest, Parfum Palace, Konikoni City, Stow-on-Side Town TM Hyper Beam - Celadon City, Goldenrod City, Lilycove City, Mt. Coronet, Opelucid City, Anistar City, Seafolk Village, Wyndon City TM Smack Down - Pewter City, Cianwood City, Fallarbor Town, Oreburgh City, Nimbassa City, Lacunosa Town, South Lumiose City, Malie City, Wild Area: Stony Wilderness TM Dig - Diglett's Cave, National Park, Meteor Falls, Ruin Maniac's Cave, Desert Resort, Geosenge Town, Haina Desert, Galar Ruins TM Sandstorm - Victory Road, Tohjo Falls, Hoenn Desert, Pastoria City, Relic Castle, Geosenge Town, Haina Desert, Hammerlocke City TM Aerial Ace - Cerulean City, Violet City, Foretree City, Pokemon Mansion/Trophy Garden, Mistralton City, Connecting Cave, Malie City, Wild Area: Rolling Fields TM Flame Charge - Cinnabar Island, Burned Tower, Mt. Chimney, Fuego Ironworks, Iccarus City, Kalos Power Plant, Route 8, Motostoke City TM Low Sweep - Saffron City, Celadon City, Mauville City, Veilstone City, Wellspring Cave, Shalour City, Konikoni City, Wild Area: Bridge Field TM Echoed Voice - Lavender Town, Mahogony Town, Rusturf Tunnel, Iron Island, Nimbassa City, North Lumiose City, Hou'oli City, Wild Area: Axew Eye TM Quash - Pokemon Tower, Dark Cave, Mossdeep City, Lost Tower, Black City, Lost Hotel, Poni Plains, Glimwood Tangle TM Will-O-Wisp - Pokemon Tower, Ecruteak City, Mt. Pyre, Old Chateau, Celestial Tower, Laverre City, Konikoni City, Wild Area: Watchtower Ruins TM Explosion - Power Plant, Lake of Rage, Sky Pillar, Veilstone City, Driftveil City, Kalos Power Plant, Ten Carat Hill, Lake of Outrage TM Giga Impact - Celadon City, Goldenrod City, Lilycove City, Ambrette Town, Veilstone City, Challenger's Cave, Frost Cavern, Seafolk Village, Wyndon City TM Dream Eater - Lavender Town, Ecruteak City, Fortree City, Solaceon Town, Dreamyard, Anistar City, Haina Desert, Slumbering Weald TM Snarl - Mt. Moon, Dark Cave, Jagged Pass, Turnback Cave, Castelia City, Lost Hotel, Mount Hokulani, Spikemuth Town TM Brutal Swing - Rock Tunnel, Cianwood City, Jagged Pass, Turnback Cave, Mistralton Cave, Azure Bay, Route 5, Turffield Town TM Smart Strike - Power Plant, Olivine City, Granite Cave, Canalave City, Twist Mountain, North Lumiose City, Blush Mountain, Galar Ruins TM Power Swap - Cerulean Cave, Ruins of Alph, Mossdeep City, Lake Valor, Lostlorn Forest, Glittering Cave, Ruins of Conflict, Wild Area: Giant's Seat TM Guard Swap - Cerulean Cave, Ruins of Alph, Mossdeep City, Lake Acuity, Lostlorn Forest, Glittering Cave, Ruins of Abundance, Wild Area: Giant's Mirror TM Speed Swap - Cerulean Cave, Ruins of Alph, Mossdeep City, Lake Verity, Lostlorn Forest, Glittering Cave, Ruins of Life, Wild Area: Giant's Cap TM Dragon Tail - Seafoam Islands, Blackthorn City, Sky Pillar, Mt. Coronet, Opelucid City, Frost Cavern, Vast Poni Canyon, Hammerlocke City TM Wonder Room - Mt. Moon, Union Cave, Shoal Cave, Soleceon Town, Abundant Shrine, Reflection Cave, Ruins of Hope, Ballonlea Town TM Beat Up - Saffron City, Mt. Mortar, Lavaridge City, Wayward Cave, Moor of Icirrus, Terminus Cave, Po Town, Wild Area: Lake of Outrage TM Weather Ball - Vermilion City, Mt. Silver, Weather Institute, Snowpoint City, Undella Bay, Snowbelle City, Wela Volcano Park, Hammerlocke Outskirts TM False Swipe - Viridian Forest, National Park, Oldale Town, Sandgem Town, Accumula Town, Santalune City, Iki Town, Wedgehurst Town TM Fling - Viridian City, Cherrygrove City, Petalburg City, Jubilife City, Pinwheel Forest, Camphrier Town, Heahea City, Postwick Town TM Eerie Impulse - Power Plant, Olivine City, Mauvile City, Sunnyshore City, Chargestone Cave, Cyllage City, Abandoned Thrifty Megamart, Hulbury Town
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To obtain any of these TMs, post 50 times anywhere. TMs with asterisks (*) are not available in the most recent games, however if a pokemon could learn this marked TM in a previous generation, you may still teach it to that pokemon via TM.
You can post anywhere for TRs, but the amount of posts varies depending on the TR. TRs are one use only, so after the TR has been used, it should be removed from your inventory.
TRs with asterisks (*) are not available in the most recent games, however if a pokemon could learn this marked TR as a TM/TR in a previous generation, you may still teach it to that pokemon via TR.
TR Work Up TR Hone Claws* TR Hidden Power* TR Incinerate* TR Rock Polish* TR Swords Dance TR Low Kick TR Agility TR Focus Energy TR Amnesia TR Reversal TR Spikes TR Sleep Talk TR Baton Pass TR Cosmic Power TR Iron Defense TR Bulk Up TR Calm Mind TR Dragon Dance TR Gyro Ball TR Toxic Spikes TR Nasty Plot TR Stealth Rock TR Grass Knot TR Electro Ball TR Venom Drench
30 Post TRs:
TR Return* TR Frustration* TR Swagger* TR Embargo* TR Secret Power* TR Nature Power* TR Body Slam TR Metronome TR Tri Attack TR Substitute TR Psyshock TR Crunch TR Shadow Ball TR Future Sight TR Uproar TR Skill Swap TR Blaze Kick TR Hyper Voice TR Aura Sphere TR Poison Jab TR Dark Pulse TR Seed Bomb TR X-Scissor TR Dragon Pulse TR Power Gem TR Zen Headbutt TR Flash Cannon TR Iron Head TR Heavy Slam TR Scald TR Wild Charge TR Drill Run TR Heat Crash TR Darkest Lariat TR Throat Chop TR Liquidation TR Body Press
40 Post TRs:
TR Bug Buzz TR Focus Blast TR Energy Ball TR Brave Bird TR Earth Power TR Sludge Wave TR High Horsepower TR Sludge Bomb TR Iron Tail TR Superpower TR Overheat TR Muddy Water TR Leaf Blade TR Close Combat TR Flare Blitz TR Heat Wave TR Foul Play TR Megahorn TR Hurricane TR Play Rough TR Leaf Storm TR Power Whip TR Gunk Shot TR Stone Edge TR Flamethrower TR Hydro Pump TR Ice Beam TR Blizzard TR Thunderbolt TR Thunder TR Earthquake TR Psychic TR Fire Blast TR Leech Life TR Outrage TR Pollen Puff TR Psychic Fangs
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HMs cannot be posted for, only given out when you obtaining a certain number of consecutive badges or contest ribbons.
HMs can be used and reused like a normal TM to teach their move to a pokemon, and they can be forgotten or replaced like any other move.
HMs are special in that having one allows certain types of movement in the guild. You do NOT need to teach your pokemon an HM move in order to be able to use this ability in the guild (For instance you don't need to teach your pokemon the HM fly in order to fly in the guild, you just need to have the HM Fly as an item on your character).
Beginner's Ribbon - HM Cut and Rock Smash Deuce Ribbon - HM Strength Tre Ribbon - HM Surf Quaro Ribbon - HM Fly Defeat a Contest Leader - HM Defog, Rock Climb, Waterfall, Dive, or Whirlpool
Note: Upon defeating a Contest Leader, you may pick one of the five HMs available. You may not claim the same HM more than once. You may not claim them by defeating Contest Leaders of the same type from different regions.
Posted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 8:06 pm
Legendary Summon Items
These items are obtained as special rewards when certain tasks are achieved or at special giveaways. All legendaries are summoned as their normal sprites and the max level they can appear at must be equal to the user's current active party average level (rounded up). However, you may always summon your legendary at a lower level than your party average if you so choose. The essence of any legend can be whatever you want it to be. For instance, if you had Essence of Ho-oh, you could play it off as a rainbow wing feather.
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Essence of Mew Essence of Mewtwo Essence of Suicune Essence of Entei Essence of Raikou Essence of Celebi Essence of Lugia Essence of Ho Oh Essence of Groudon Essence of Kyogre Essence of Rayquaza Essence of Jirachi Essence of Deoxys Essence of Latios Essence of Latias Essence of Palkia Essence of Dialga Essence of Giratina Essence of Arceus Essence of Darkrai Essence of Shaymin Essence of Regigigas Essence of Heatran Essence of Reshiram Essence of Zekrom Essence of Kyurem Essence of Victini Essence of Xerneas Essence of Yveltal Essence of Zygarde Essence of Hoopa Essence of Diancie Essence of Volcanion Essence of Solgaleo Essence of Lunala Essence of Marshadow Essence of Magearna Essence of Necrozma Essence of Melmetal Essence of Zacian Essence of Zamazenta Essence of Eternatus
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Essence of Articuno Essence of Zapdos Essence of Moltres Essence of Regice Essence of Registeel Essence of Regirock Essence of Mesprit Essence of Azelf Essence of Uxie Essence of Cresselia Essence of Manaphy Essence of Thundurus Essence of Landorus Essence of Tornadus Essence of Cobalion Essence of Virizion Essence of Terrakion Essence of Keldeo Essence of Genesect Essence of Meloetta Essence of Cosmog Essence of Cosmoem Essence of Tapu Koko Essence of Tapu Finni Essence of Tapu Bulu Essence of Tapu Lele Essence of Zeraora Essence of Meltan
Items in the guild aren't just for pokemon. There are plenty of trainer items for your characters to use as well. From key items that help you catch more pokemon to utility items that help enhance your experience in the guild and make certain tasks a little less daunting. There's a lot to do and explore here, and these items will help you get there!
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Old Rod:Allows trainer to fish for certain pokemon in the wild. See the region's fishing info page for more information. To Obtain: Available to claim after beating a first badge gym leader in any region or obtaining your first beginner ribbon in any contest category. Good Rod:Allows trainer to fish for certain pokemon in the wild. See the region's fishing info page for more information. To Obtain: Available to claim after beating a third badge gym leader in any region or obtaining your first tre ribbon in any contest category. Super Rod:Allows trainer to fish for certain pokemon in the wild. See the region's fishing info page for more information. To Obtain: Available to claim after beating a fifth badge gym leader in any region or beating your first contest leader in any contest category.
Battle Recorder:Used to customize NPC Teams with any combination of pokemon. Note: Can be used for 5 NPC battles, still costs 15 posts per NPC encounter. The number of charges should be kept track of. After 5 uses, the item should be removed from your character's inventory. To Obtain: 30 Posts anywhere
Zygarde Cube:Allows trainers to capture Zygarde Cores To Obtain: 20 Posts anywhere Zygarde Core:Allows the trainer to teach a specific move to Zygarde. In order to have a Zygarde reach 100% form using the ability Power Construct, a trainer must have collected all 5 cores. Locations: Melemele Island: Route 1 (Extreme Speed), Melemele Island: Iki Town (Thousand Arrows), Akala Island: Konikoni City (Dragon Dance), Ula'Ula Island: Route 17 (Thousand Waves), Poni Island: Ancient Poni Path (Core Enforcer) To Obtain: 10 Area Specific Posts with Zygarde Cube
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Blue Shard:Combine five to create a blue flute To Obtain: 10 posts in a Desert or Ruins Red Shard:Combine three to create a red flute To Obtain: 10 posts in a Desert or Ruins Yellow Shard:Combine three to create a yellow flute To Obtain: 10 posts in a Desert or Ruins Blue Flute:When played, wakes a Sleeping Pokemon To Obtain: Combine 5 Blue Shards Yellow Flute:When played, snaps a Pokemon out of confusion To Obtain: Combine 3 Yellow Shards Red Flute:When played, snaps a Pokemon out of infatuation To Obtain: Combine 3 Red Shards Black Flute:When played, attracts one wild pokemon of choice from the available list of pokemon in the area the flute is played. Note: The item is one-use only, and is removed from your character inventory after activation. Wild Pokemon still cost the area's listed post counters to battle. To Obtain: 10 Posts in any Cave White Flute:Effect: Reduces post cost for wild Pokemon encounters by half for one week of active posting, rounded down. Note: The item is one-use only and is removed from your character inventory after activation. To Obtain: 30 posts in any forest or meadow
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Odd Keystone:Required to encounter a Spiritomb. Notes: Spiritomb are encountered at level 15. One-use only. The item should be removed from your character's inventory after activating. To Obtain: 20 Posts in Pokemon Tower, Old Chateau or Lost Tower Adrenaline Orb:Increases the cap of SOS pokemon per battle by 2. If held by a Pokémon, it boosts Speed when intimidated. It can be used only once per battle. This item is one-use only and should be removed after activating. To Obtain: 7 posts in Route 4, Route 13, Ancient Poni Path, Memorial Hill, Resolution Cave, Ula'ula Meadow Honey:Used in any forest on a Honey Tree to attract a pokemon. Notes: One-use only. The item should be removed from your character's inventory after activating. Your character leaves the honey out to attract a wild pokemon. After waiting one hour in real time, you can encounter a wild pokemon. Pokemon encountered with Honey are always at level 15. Pokemon found in each region can be found in forests in each region, and in the list below. To Obtain: 10 Posts anywhere, or Combee's Honey Gather Ability
Dimension Shard:Four shards can be used in certain locations and times to summon specific Ultra Beasts, see the section on Dimension Shards in the Rules and Guidelines for more details and how to obtain. Sweet IncenseA random wild pokemon from your current location's wild pokemon list will appear every RP post for 24 hours without reducing post counters. Changing locations will not cancel out the incense's effect. To Obtain: Event Item Only Note: This item is one-use only, and is removed from your character inventory after activation. You can only summon and battle one pokemon per post using this item. Mysterious Incense Pot:Generate a number 1-18 (see spoiler below) with the numbers assented to the pokemon types ( Fire, Water, Grass etc ). When you activate this incense, any unevolved Pokemon of the type that you rolled will appear at Level 10 for the next 24 hours. To Obtain: Event Item Only. Notes: This item is one-use only and should be removed from your character's inventory after activating. You can only summon and battle one pokemon per post using this item. If you get 3 of the same type for your incense within the past year, PM a mod and show links as proof and we will grant your third incense of that type a reroll. You may roll for the type of your incense before you plan to use it, but please link the roll next to the incense.
1- Fire 2- Water 3- Grass 4- Electric 5- Psychic 6- Ice 7- Dragon 8- Dark 9- Fairy 10- Normal 11- Fighting 12- Flying 13- Poison 14- Ground 15- Rock 16- Bug 17- Ghost 18- Steel
Mysterious Incense Stick:Generate a number 1-18 (see spoiler below) to determine the incense's type. When you activate this incense, any unevolved Pokemon of the type that you rolled will appear at Level 10 for the next 50 posts. To Obtain: Event Item Only. Notes: This item is one-use only and should be removed from your character's inventory after activating. Please keep a separate post counter, counting down the 50 posts. Every post you make after the incense is activated will count towards this 50 post counter regardless if your character encounters a wild pokemon or not. Only one pokemon per post maximum. If you get 3 of the same type for your incense within the past year, PM a mod and show links as proof and we will grant your third incense of that type a reroll. You may roll for the type of your incense before you plan to use it, but please link the roll next to the incense.
1- Fire 2- Water 3- Grass 4- Electric 5- Psychic 6- Ice 7- Dragon 8- Dark 9- Fairy 10- Normal 11- Fighting 12- Flying 13- Poison 14- Ground 15- Rock 16- Bug 17- Ghost 18- Steel
Dragontales Book: When this book is read from, dragon pokemon of any stage are summoned at level 10 for 24 hours. Cannot summon legendaries. To Obtain: Restricted Item. Only Available at specific giveaways when listed. Note: Once activated, the item should be removed from your character's inventory. Fairytales Book: When this book is read from, fairy pokemon of any stage are summoned at level 10 for 24 hours. Cannot summon legendaries. To Obtain: Restricted Item. Only Available at specific giveaways when listed. Note: Once activated, the item should be removed from your character's inventory. Darkrai's Grimoire: A thick and ominous black bound tome that summons dark type pokemon at level 10 for 24 hours. Cannot summon legendaries. To Obtain: Restricted Item. Only Available at specific giveaways when listed. Note: Once activated, the item should be removed from your character's inventory.
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Mail-Letter: Can Trade/Give 1 item to another character regardless of region or location. Note: Cannot transport pokemon. Not effected by the ability Pick-Up. Cannot trade items between two characters you own without firstly gaining permission from a crew member. To Obtain: 10 Posts Locations: Any City Mail-Package: Can Trade/Give 3 item to another character regardless of region or location. Note: Cannot transport pokemon. Not effected by the ability Pick-Up. Cannot trade items between two characters you own without firstly gaining permission from a crew member. To Obtain: 20 Posts Locations: Any City Mail-Crate: Can Trade/Give 5 item to another character regardless of region or location. Note: Cannot transport pokemon. Not effected by the ability Pick-Up. Cannot trade items between two characters you own without firstly gaining permission from a crew member. To Obtain: 30 Posts Locations: Any City
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VS Seeker:Cut the number of posts required for a NPC battle in half rounded down for 7 days of active posting (The counter will not go down by a day unless you are posting). Notes: This item is one-use only and should be removed from your character's inventory after activating. To Obtain: 35 Posts Dowsing Machine:Reduces item post counters by half (rounded down) for 24 hours. Note:This item is one-use only and should be removed from your character's inventory after activating. This item cannot effect items that explicitly state that abilities such as pickup cannot effect the post counter. To Obtain: 35 Posts Explorer Kit:Creates an Excavation Site that lasts for 7 days, allowing anyone in the area to find whole fossils for 15 posts each, and fossil halves for 5 posts each. Only one fossil (whole or half) can be found per day. This item is one-use only and should be removed from your character's inventory after activating. To Obtain: Event Item Only
Posted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 9:42 pm
Pokemon Altering Items
These items will allow you to change pokemon's looks, abilities, moves, and more. They are handy for changing things up in battle, creating unexpected strategies, or giving your pokemon a unique look that suits your trainer's style!
Heartscale:Heart Scales are used to recover a forgotten move by a Pokemon or to teach Move Tutor moves to your Pokemon. Notes: Moves can be from older generations of Move Tutor lists, but we usually refer to the latest games (or the last game that had a full list not just special moves). Draco Meteor, Dragon Ascent, Hydro Canon, Blast Burn, Frenzy Plant, Relic Song, Secret Sword, and Steel Beam require a Big Mushroom, however, due to the power of these moves To Obtain: 10 posts Big Mushroom:These mushrooms are used to teach a single Pokemon one Egg Move or any move from the following list: Draco Meteor, Dragon Ascent, Hydro Canon, Blast Burn, Frenzy Plant, Relic Song, Secret Sword, and Steel Beam. Notes: Egg moves can be from past generations of games egg move lists. To Obtain: 30 posts in any forest or cave Balm Mushroom:Pokemon may learn one move of its type it normally could not learn, or generate a number between 1-18 using the list below to determine what type of move your pokemon can learn. If you don't like the type, you can re-roll to try and get a better one, and pick any move from the type you chose. To Obtain: Mythic Item Only Notes: Legendary moves can be learned via balm mushroom, however it's base damage or effects will be reduced. See the attack and ability page for more details. Only one pokemon per active party may know a legendary move via balm mushroom.
1- Fire 2- Water 3- Grass 4- Electric 5- Psychic 6- Ice 7- Dragon 8- Dark 9- Fairy 10- Normal 11- Fighting 12- Flying 13- Poison 14- Ground 15- Rock 16- Bug 17- Ghost 18- Steel
Ability Capsule:When used on a Pokémon, this item will change its ability to any other ability it can have. Notes: If a Pokémon only has one ability, it will not work. Cannot be used in battle. To Obtain: 30 Posts Anywhere Time Capsule:When used on a Pokémon, this item will allow abilities from past generations to be learned again. To Obtain: Mythic Item Only Dream Gem: This strange gem delves into the ancient past to a time called the Link-Cable to teach modern pokemon forgotten moves. Teach any 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th generation pokemon one move it could originally learn from its level up moveset, but has since been removed from its move pool. (For example Pikachu from generation one learning the then TM Pay day). To Obtain: 30 posts in the Dreamyard. Not effected by the ability Pick-Up.
Crystal Shard:A crystal fragment that when consumed by a pokemon, makes that pokemon shiny. To Obtain: 35 Posts anywhere Crystal StarA fully formed Crystal Shard, this colorful star-shaped crystal that not only turns a pokemon shiny, but allows them to change colors. Note: Used for animated color/pattern changing sprites with 5 or more color variants. See shiny pokemon section of the rules for more details. To Obtain: Event item only.
These items are event items are usually only given out during their respective holidays or guild RP events, however some can also be claimed as an event item reward or from giveaways that have event items listed.
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Firecrackers:A trainer item that can be used to cause a small explosion. This uses up the trainer's turn as any item would, but forces the opponent to flinch.
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Sweet Heart:Restores 100 HP and Removes status conditions, +1 FP to pokemon fed Notes: Can only add 1 FP per pokemon once a week.
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Wish Ball:A wondrous item that grants your deepest desires and wishes. Contains: x25 star shards & Either any guild item of choice OR a level 25 regular or shiny pokemon of choice (including legendaries and ultra beasts). Please notify a mod by quoting them in the post where this item is used. This item is not claimable as an event item of choice from event item rewards.
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Lucky Clover:A hold item that increases the chance of extra effects from moves by 1/10
Lucky Coin:A mysterious and much sought after treasure that can be exchanged during certain giveaways to allow ONE of the effects in spoilers to occur. No member can have more than one lucky coin at any given time. This item is not claimable as an event item of choice from event item rewards.
- an additional pokemon to become effected by a pokerus or exp reset event - an additional pokemon to be claimed from a future horoscope (does not include an extra shiny or minor legendary for birthday claims) - +5 levels to a pokemon claimed from a horoscope - a duplicate claim of an item from a horoscope (not including megastones from megastone months)
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Mother's Egg:Female exclusive Pokemon holding this item gain +2 Exp point each post and x1.5 Exp from battles (rounded up). The duration of effect is 7 days of active posting. If the mothers egg is removed before the duration of effect has expired it breaks. Placing the pokemon in the PC or inactive party does not pause the duration of effect Notes: Can be used with the energy drink and the GS ball. Female exclusive Pokemon have a 100% chance of being female. Fathers tie:Male exclusive Pokemon holding this item gain +2 Exp point each post and x1.5 Exp from battles (rounded up). The duration of effect is 7 days of active posting. If the Father's Tie is removed before the duration of effect has expired it breaks. Placing the pokemon in the PC or inactive party does not pause the duration of effect Notes: Can be used with the energy drink and the GS ball. Male exclusive Pokemon have a 100% chance of being male.
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Roman Candle:Fire, Water and Ice type Pokemon holding this item gain +1 Exp point each post. The duration of effect is 4 days of active posting and once given to a Pokemon cannot be removed until the duration of effect has expired. Placing the pokemon in the PC or inactive party does not pause the duration of effect. To Obtain: Event item only. Notes: Can be used with the energy drink and the GS ball. Patriotic Banner:A contest accessory that grants +3 cool/beauty appeal in the presentation round.
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Spirit Beads: Grants the holder immunity to Dark and Ghost type attacks for one Battle. Note: Only lasts a total of 7 days of active posting. Uchiwa Fan: Flying type special attacks get a x1.5 Attack bonus for one battle Note: Consumed after battle. Taiko Drum:Playing this Drum invigorates the fighting spirit in the pokemon it is given to, allowing exp gained in battle to be boosted x2 for 24 hours upon activation. Exp from pokemon summoned by incense cannot be multiplied by this item. Note: After the the drum has been used, the item is consumed and the timer on it's effects starts. Paper Lantern: An illuminating lantern that summons ghost pokemon at level 10 for 24 hours. Leaf Umbrella: When held by a Pokemon, Water-type attacks that normally would get a +40 damage boost during Rainy Weather are instead reduced by -40. Note: Consumed after effect takes place.
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Chain Armor:Adds Steel to this pokemon's typing until it breaks. Note: if the pokemon is dual typing, it temporarily has three types. Breaks after 5 damage dealing attacks. Giant Turkey Leg: Restores 200HP. Activates at 25% health. Once this item has been used, it becomes a Thick Club. Guild Banner: A flag with a druddigon silhouette that allows Steel, Dragon, and Fighting type Pokemon holding this item to gain +1 Exp point each post. The duration of effect is 4 days of active posting and once given to a Pokemon cannot be removed until the duration of effect has expired. Placing the pokemon in the PC or inactive party does not pause the duration of effect Notes: Can be used with the energy drink and the GS ball. Enchanted Lute: Hold item; when the pokemon's HP reaches 25% or below this enchanting lute puts its opponent to sleep. Note: Can only be used once per battle. The probability of success is effected by, and effects, any sleep moves used on the same pokemon
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Litwick lickerish:Held item/Consumed upon use. Prevent the effects of the moves, After You, Attract, Captivate, Encore, Entrainment, Follow Me, Growl, Leer, Lovely Kiss, Mean Look, Mind Reader, Noble Roar, Roar, Scary Face, Sketch, Swagger, Sweet Scent, Teeter Dance, Yawn, Worry Seed, Embargo, Fake tears, Flatter, Quash, Taunt, Torment, Curse, Destiny Bond, Grudge, Nightmare, Spite, Imprison, Kinesis, Miracle Eye, Skill Swap, Trick, Baby-Doll Eyes, Charm, & Sweet Kiss Jellicent Juice box:Held item/Consumed upon use. Remove statues conditions next time this pokemon takes indirect damage such as from a poison, burn, leech seed, confusion ext. Cofagrigus coffee:Held item/Consumed upon use. Prevent the next attempt to changed or negated this pokemon's ability. Banette Bagel:Held item/Consumed upon use. Change the move type of the next super effective move used against this pokemon to a type that would not be super effective. Gengar Bearclaw:Held item/Consumed upon use. Reverse the percentages for move effects targeting this pokemon. ( IE if a move has a 7/10 chance to burn it now has a 3/10 chance to burn instead. ) Duskull Sugar Skull:Held item/Consumed upon use. Multi strike moves such as furry swipes always hit 5 times. +2/10 chance to critical hit each of the 5 strikes. Froslass Frosty:Held item/Consumed upon use. The next normal type moved becomes the same type as the pokemon. If the pokemon has two types pick one. Pumpkaboo Pie:Held item/Consumed upon use. Heals 40% maximum HP with afflicted with a status condition.
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Fruitcake:150 fling damage. While being held, physical attack is increased by x1.3, speed is cut in half. Spiked Eggnogg: When used on a pokemon, Roll an even sided die, evens the pokemon will fight with incurable confusion, odds the pokemon will fall asleep and be unable to attack for three turns. In return the Pokemon's speed is boosted 1 stage, special and physical defense are increased by 2 stages, and they receive x1.5 exp. Notes: This item's confusion and sleep side effects ignore abilities such as own tempo, insomnia, comatose, and early bird that would otherwise prevent these status afflictions from occurring or being altered in any way. Moves that would normally be usable during sleep such as snore and sleep talk will not be usable during the three turns of sleeping caused by this item. Dreidel: A hold item that, upon entrance of a battle, the pokemon will have a random stat increased 2 stages. Roll a 4 sided di: 1 - Attack, 2 - Sp. Attack, 3 - Defense, 4 - Sp. Defense. If switched out, the pokemon will retain its original stat increase until the end of the battle.
Pokeball: 
Ever Ball: 
Rotom Ball: 
Egg Ball: 
Midnight Ball: 
Night Ball: 
Water Ball: 
Leaf Ball: 
Sun Ball: 
Bright Ball: 
Fire Ball: 
Shiny Ball: 
Ice Ball: 
Thunder Ball: 
Inferno Ball: 
Aqua Ball: 
Charge Ball: 
Flower Ball: 
Frost Ball: 
Fist Ball: 
Acid Ball: 
Gravel Ball: 
Wind Ball: 
Psy Ball: 
Hive Ball: 
Stone Ball: 
Soul Ball: 
Dragon Ball: 
Shade Ball: 
Iron Ball: 
Plain Ball: 
Pixie Ball: 
Maidens Ball:
Inspiration Ball: 
Gravity Ball: 
Odd Ball: 
Helmet Ball: 
Tag Ball: 
Mulch Ball: 
Doll Ball: 
Apri Ball: 
Comfy Ball: 
XP Ball: 
Lomi Lomi Ball: 
Clover Ball: 
Crystal Ball: 
Delta Ball: 
Musical Ball: 
Keystone Ball: 
Gold Stone 
Bronze Stone 
Pink Bow: 
Berserk Gene: 
Brisk Gene: 
Ward Gene: 
Force Gene: 
Maniac Gene: 
Rayquazite 
Zygarde Cube: 
Zygarde Core: 
Sweet Incense 
Mysterious Incense Pot: 
Mysterious Incense Stick: 
Dragontales Book: 
Fairytales Book: 
Darkrai's Grimoire: 
Mail-Crate:
Time Capsule: 
Dream Gem:
Crystal Shard: 
Crystal Star 
Firecrackers: 
Wish Ball: 
Lucky Clover: 
Lucky Coin: 
Mother's Egg: 
Fathers tie: 
Roman Candle: 
Patriotic Banner: 
Spirit Beads: 
Uchiwa Fan: 
Taiko Drum: 
Paper Lantern: 
Leaf Umbrella: 
Chain Armor: 
Giant Turkey Leg:
Guild Banner:
Enchanted Lute: 
Litwick lickerish: 
Jellicent Juice box: 
Cofagrigus coffee: 
Banette Bagel: 
Gengar Bearclaw: 
Duskull Sugar Skull: 
Froslass Frosty: 
Pumpkaboo Pie: 
Fruitcake: 
Spiked Eggnogg: 
Dreidel: