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Boosters

2026-10-27T20:04:56Z

Sqnik:

[[File:Extra loot ticket.png]]

'''Extra loot ticket (90 minutes). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 200% extra loot rate for 90 minutes. 
[[File:Extra loot ticket.png]]

'''Extra loot ticket (3 hours). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 200% extra loot rate for 3 hours. 
[[File:Extra loot ticket.png]]

'''Extra loot ticket (8 hours). '''
Player loot rate +200% for 8 hours. 
[[File:Extra loot ticket.png]]

'''Extra loot ticket (24 hours). '''
Player loot rate +200% for 24 hours. 
[[File:Extra loot ticket.png]]

'''Extra loot ticket (72 hours). '''
Player loot rate +200% for 72 hours. 
[[File:Extra experience ticket.png]]

'''Extra experience ticket (1 hour). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 100% extra base experience for 1 hour (only player). 
[[File:Extra experience ticket.png]]

'''Extra experience ticket (2 hours). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 100% extra base experience for 2 hours (only player). 
[[File:Extra experience ticket.png]]

'''Extra experience ticket (5 hours). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 100% extra base experience for 5 hours (only player). 
[[File:Extra experience ticket.png]]

'''Extra Player experience ticket (48 hours). '''
Player experience stage +100% for 48 hours. 
[[File:Extra pokemon exp ticket.png]]

'''Extra Pokemon experience ticket (24 hours). '''
Pokemon experience stage +100% for 24 hours. 
[[File:Extra pokemon exp ticket.png]]

'''Extra Pokemon experience ticket (48 hours). '''
Pokemon experience stage +100% for 48 hours. 
[[File:Extra catch ticket.png]]

'''Extra catch rate ticket (90 minutes). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 100% extra catch rate for 90 minutes. 
[[File:Extra catch ticket.png]]

'''Extra catch rate ticket (3 hours). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 100% extra catch rate for 3 hours. 
[[File:Extra catch ticket.png]]

'''Extra catch rate ticket (5 hours). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 100% extra catch rate for 5 hours. 
[[File:Extra catch ticket.png]]

'''Extra catch rate ticket (8 hours). '''
An unique ticket that gives you 100% extra catch rate for 8 hours. 
[[File:Extra catch ticket.png]]

'''Extra catch rate ticket (24 hours). '''
Player catch rate +100% for 24 hours. 
[[File:Extra fast fish ticket.png]]

'''Faster fishing ticket (12 hours). '''
Reduces fishing cooldown by 50% during 12 hours. 
[[File:Extra fast fish ticket.png]]

'''Faster fishing ticket (24 hours). 
Reduces fishing cooldown by 50% during 24 hours. 
[[File: Swirlix ice cream.png]]

'''Swirlix icecream. '''
Player experience stage +100% for 2 hours. 
[[File: goomy gellato.png]]

'''Goomy gellato. '''
Player loot rate +200% for 2 hours. 
[[File: teddiursa cookie.png]]

'''Teddiursa cookie. '''
Pokemon experience stage +100% for 2 hours. 
[[File: grilled magikarp.png]]

'''Grilled Magikarp dish. '''
Reduces fishing cooldown by 50% during 3 hours. 
[[File: cherubi cake.png]]

'''Piece of Cherubi cake. 
Player gains +50% extra points in Golden Tower during 2 attempts, wishing star spawns an additional Victini during two uses. 
[[File: slurpuff icecream.png]]

'''Slurpuff icecream. '''
Player catch rate +100% and player loot rate +200% during 24 hours. 
[[File: cleffa bubble tea.png]]

'''Cleffa bubble tea. '''
Summons 12 shinies of player's choice. 
[[File: deddene dessert.png]]

'''Dedenne dessert. '''
Player experience stage +100% and player loot rate +200% during 24 hours. 
[[File: Alcremie.png]]

'''Alcremie dessert. '''
Reduces fishing cooldown by 55% during 30 hours. 
[[File: applin pie.png]]

'''Applin pie. 
Pokemon experience stage +100% for 24 hours. 
[[File: wishing star.png]]

'''Wishing star. '''
Summons 2 Victini, can only be used in the private spawn area. 
[[File: golden tower coin.png]]

'''Golden tower coin. '''
Resets your daily Golden Tower attempts. 
[[File: love potion.png]]

'''Love potion. '''
Player experience stage +100% for 24 hours. 
[[File: cherry cake.png]]

'''Piece of Cherry Cake. '''
Spawns one extra Pokemon when using sniff, if user has Sweet Honey held spawns two extra Pokemon instead.
Boosts catch rate of poison and bug type Pokemon.
These boosts last 72 hours. 
[[File: apple caker.png]]

'''Piece of Apple cake. '''
Spawns 50% more Pokemon than usual when fishing.
Boosts catch rate of water type Pokemon.
These boosts last 72 hours. 
[[File: blueberry cake.png]]

'''Piece of Blueberry Cake. 
Player experience rate +100%. 
Pokemon experience stage +100%. 
Player loot rate +200%. Player catch rate +100%. 
These boosts last 48 hours. 
[[File: quince cake.png]]

'''Quince Cake. '''
Spawns 50% more extra Pokemon when using Bug net. 
Boosts catch rate of poison, bug and flying type Pokemon. 
These boosts last 72 hours. 
[[File: shiny psyduck icecream.png]]

'''Shiny Psyduck Ice cream. '''
Boosts rate of Premier ball to 6.5x but only against very rare Pokemon. This boost last 48 hours. 
[[File: bulbasaur ice cream.png]]

'''Bulbasaur Ice cream. '''
Boosts rate of Mythic ball to 6.7x. This boost last 48 hours. 
[[File: psyduck icecream.png]]

'''Psyduck Ice cream. '''
Boosts rate of Dive ball to 6.3x for water type Pokemon. Boosts rate of Dive ball to 6.5x for Red Gyarados, Big Tentacruelm, Big Magikarp and Tapu Fini. These boosts last 48 hours. 
[[File: pikachu ice cream.png]]

'''Pikachu Ice cream. '''
Boosts rate of Ancient ball to 6.3x. This boost last 48 hours. 
[[File: slowpoke icecream.png]]

'''Slowpoke Ice cream. '''
Boosts rate of Dream ball to 6.3x. This boost last 48 hours. 
[[File: snorlax icecream.png]]

'''Snorlax Ice cream. '''
Boosts rate of Heavy ball to 6.3x. This boost last 48 hours. 

[[file:Extra experience ticket.png]] 

'''Extra fiery fishing ticket (2 hours).''' 
Spawns 50% more extra Pokemon when fiery fishing. 

'''Mc Blaziken '''
Spawns 50% more extra Pokemon when fiery fishing. 
Boosts catch rate of fire type Pokemon. 
These boosts last 72 hours. 

'''Piece of Strawberry Cake '''
Spawns 50% more extra Pokemon when ice mining. 
Boosts catch rate of ice type Pokemon. 
These boosts last 72 hours. 

'''Squirtle Cioppino '''
Reduces bug hunting cooldown by 50% during 3 hours. 

'''Wartortle Cioppino '''
Reduces bug hunting cooldown by 55% during 30 hours. 

'''Blastoise Cioppino '''
Reduces ice mining cooldown by 55% during 30 hours. 

'''Conbusken Beef '''
Reduces ice mining cooldown by 50% during 3 hours. 

'''Celery Roll''' - Reduces Magnetic Detector cooldown by 50% during 3 hours 
 
'''Sir Sala'd''' - Reduces Magnetic Detector cooldown by 55% during 30 hours 
 
'''Meganium Stuffed Potato''' - Spawns 50% more extra Pokemon when using Magnetic Detector. Boosts catch rate of steel and electric type Pokemon. These boosts last 72 hours. 
 
'''Roasted Beef''' 
Spawns 50% more extra Pokemon when using Ghost Detector. Boosts catch rate of ghost type Pokemon. These boosts last 72 hours. 
 
'''Vanilla Cake''' 
Reduces Ghost Detector cooldown by 50% during 3 hours. 
 
'''Sausage Roll''' 
Reduces Ghost Detector cooldown by 55% during 30 hours. 
 
'''15th Anniversary Cake''' gives following bonuses:
* Pokemon defeated count twice toward Charm tasks.
* Player's Pokemon deal 10% more damage.
* Player's Pokemon take 10% less damage.
* It reduces the cooldown of all fishing systems by 50%.
* It increases the Shiny Charm's effect by 5%.
* These boosts last 72 hours. 
 
 
'''Random Booster Box''' (contains one of the following: Piece of Apple cake, Piece of Strawberry Cake, Piece of Blueberry Cake, Quince Cake)
 
 

'''Medium booster box''' gives 1x random booster: 
Faster fishing ticket (12 hours), Grilled Magikarp dish, Alcremie dessert, Piece of Apple cake, Quince Cake, Squirtle Cioppino, Wartortle Cioppino, Extra bug hunting ticket (2 hours), Extra fiery fishing ticket (2 hours), Mc Blaziken, Piece of Strawberry Cake, Blastoise Cioppino, Combusken Beef, Bonsly Sausage, Sudowoodo Sausage, Golden Sudowoodo Sausage, Celery Roll, Sir Sala'd, Meganium Stuffed Potato.
 
 
'''Ghost meal box''' gives one from these boosters: Roasted Beef, Vanilla Cake, Sausage Roll.
 
==Permanent boosters==
'''Cameraman Booster''' - Boosts EXP for player and active pokemona by 3%, when you have active stream public and without password. 
'''Amulet Coin Booster''' - boosts amulet coin by 20%. 
'''Twin Charm Upgrade''' - Your Twin Charm chance has been boosted by 20% permanently. 
'''Cloned Island Talisman''' - Permanently extends the duration of Mewtwo's Island ticket to 60 hours. It only works for Cloned Island 1. 
'''Lucky Reborn Upgrade''' — permanently increases the trigger chance of your Lucky Reborn held item by an additional 2-3% on every roll. 
'''Cleffa Bubble Tea Upgrade''' — your Cleffa Bubble Tea permanently summons 2 additional shinies. 
'''Cloned Island Elixir''' — permanently extends the duration of your Mewtwo's Island tickets by 12 hours. It only works for Cloned Island 2. 
'''Prey Pauser''' - Permanently unlocks automatic prey pausing: your active preys stop consuming time while you are out of battle, inside a protection zone or offline. 
'''Bounty Revive''' - once in every Daily Bounty fight, a revive you use on a fainted Pokémon brings it back with a quarter of its HP, and the revive is not used up. 
'''Z-Crystal Renewal''' - whenever one of your Pokémon is revived, the remaining cooldown of its Z-Move is cut in half. 
'''Token Doubler''' - every time you earn Arena Tokens from an arena match, you have a chance to get twice as many. Each character can unlock it once.

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2026-10-27T19:54:06Z

Sqnik:

Unown

2026-10-24T15:39:04Z

Sqnik:

Pokémon mainly for doing the Halloween event. 
'''YOU CAN'T CATCH IT!!!''' 
 
==Spawns of Unowns==
'''Kanto Spawns:''' 
Pewter, Cerulean, Celadon, Saffron, Vermilion, Viridian and Fuchsia 
Unowns: A, B, C, N, P, U, R, Y, J, G, M, V 
 
 
'''Johto Spawns:''' 
Azalea, Violet, Goldenrod, Shamouti, Cianwood, Olivine 
Unowns: D, E, F, Q, S, T, X, H, I, L 
 
 
'''Hoenn Spawns:''' 
Slateport, Lilycove, Rustboro, Littleroot, Petalburg 
Unowns: G, H, I, J, K, L, M, Y, O 
 
 
'''Rare Spawns (every 20 minutes):''' 
Every city mentioned above! 
Unowns: W and Z

Marrowbreaker

2026-10-10T23:44:11Z

Sqnik:

Daily Boss 
'''Type:''' Solo only 
'''Access:''' Marrow Tomb Pass 
'''Minimum level:''' 155 
'''Maximum boss fight time: 15 min''' 
'''Location:''' [[file:marrowbreaker01.png]] 
 
'''Potential Loot Pool:''' 
* 100 to 300 HD
* 1 to 3 Earth Plates
* 1 to 3 Marowak’s Masks
* [[Egg Incubators|Mystery Egg]] (Drop chance)
* TM249 Sandblast (Drop chance)
* 10 to 18 Empty Quantum Balls (Drop chance)
* [[TM Mixer]] (Drop chance)
* Lead Pickaxe Box (Drop chance)
* Random Held Item Box (Drop chance)
 
Upon entering the teleport, you immediately start fighting the boss. Be careful, as from time to time it throws a rock that explodes after a few seconds, covering several sqm tiles and dealing significant damage (around 50% of the Pokémon's HP) to both the Pokémon and you if you are within its range. 
After defeating the boss, a bag should appear on the ground. You need to click it to receive your rewards. 
 
The rock you need to watch out for looks like this: [[file:marrowbreaker02.png]] 
The best Pokémon types for this boss are: 
* Ice
* Grass
* Water

Tempest Wyrm

2026-10-03T11:09:31Z

Sqnik:

Daily Boss 
'''Type:''' Solo / Team (1 to 5 players max) 
'''Access:''' FREE (premium account required) 
'''Minimum level:''' 140 
'''Maximum boss fight time: 12 min''' 
'''Location:''' [[file:tempestwyrm01.png]] 
 
'''Potential Loot Pool:''' 
* 100 to 400 HD
* 1 to 3 Draco Plates
* 1 to 3 Dragonair’s Tail
* 1 to 5 Empty Quantum Balls (Drop chance)
* Dragonair's crystal orbs (Drop chance)
* ???
'''If you get a drop that is not listed here, please contact Lord Sqnik or Skomor and we will add it
(a screenshot of the drop would be best)'''
 
[[file:tempestwyrm02.png]] 
At 80%, 60%, 40%, and 20%, we have to attack the Dragonair statues, which only take damage from Normal-type attacks. Until we defeat them, we cannot deal damage to the boss. 
The image above shows an example of a safe position where you can stand without worrying about the statues dealing damage to us after their health reaches zero.
When the statues’ health reaches zero, they fire Hyper Beam at the orb. 
Therefore, do not stand near the orb. '''The statues or the boss reflect damage, so stay alert.''' 
The best Pokémon types for this boss are: 
* Normal (to attack the statues)
* Dragon
* Fairy
* Ice

Proficiency System

2026-10-01T19:16:42Z

Sqnik: /* Passive List: */

===What is Proficiency?===
Think of it as a special mastery path for your Pokémon, linked to your character. Most final evolutions have '''8 Proficiency levels'''. At each level, you can choose '''ONE active bonus''' from 3 or 4 available options. 
The best part is that you're not permanently locked into one choice. If you want to try a different build, simply '''right-click''' to deselect a bonus and choose another one (in protection zones)! 

===How does it work:===

'''Progress stays with you:'''
If you level up Proficiency for Pikachu, every Pikachu you use will have the same Proficiency level. If you sell a Pokémon, the new owner starts from zero, but your progress remains on your account. 
'''Easy leveling:'''
You don't need to level each bar separately. When you gain Proficiency EXP, it is applied to all levels at the same time! For example, if level 1 requires 1000 EXP and level 2 requires 5000 EXP, your progress will fill both simultaneously. Level 1 will simply be completed much faster than higher levels. 
'''Tracking progress:'''
As you level up, you will see the amount of experience required displayed on the bars. Once a level is maxed out, the numbers disappear and bonus icons appear instead. 
'''How to open it:'''
Simply hold Ctrl and click on the equipped Pokéball. 
[[file:profi03.png]] 

===Unlocking levels:===

'''Levels 1–3:''' free and available from the start.
'''Levels 4–5:''' cost 5k to unlock for that specific Pokémon.
'''Levels 6–8:''' cost 1 diamond to unlock for that specific Pokémon. 
 

===Important information:===

'''Evolution forms:'''
Bonuses are mainly available for final evolution forms, with a few exceptions (e.g. Pikachu). 
'''Implementation process:'''
Not all Pokémon will have active bonuses on day one, but no worries — the list will be updated quickly! 
'''Balance and changes:'''
To keep the game fair, some bonuses may be adjusted. This means that in future updates, some Pokémon may be buffed or nerfed to maintain the best possible balance. 
'''Faster EXP:'''
To speed up experience gain, you can expect Double Proficiency EXP tickets. There will also occasionally be double EXP weekends!
 
 
[[file:profi01.jpg|center]]
 
[[file:profi02.png|center]]
 

===WARNING: PROFICIENCY EXP WARNING===

'''Proficiency Catalyst''' grants 30,000 EXP 
'''Greater Proficiency Catalyst''' grants 120,000 EXP 
 
Be careful when using '''Proficiency Catalysts'''! 
Experience points from these items '''DO NOT CARRY OVER TO THE NEXT LEVELS (they do not "overflow")'''. 
 
'''If you do not have enough levels unlocked, any excess EXP beyond your current limit WILL BE WASTED.''' 
The system will only grant as much experience as your current maximum level cap allows. 
 
'''Make sure you have enough levels unlocked for the full value (30k / 120k) before using the item!''' 

===New Proficiency: Level 9 Slot for Mega & G-Max===
[[file:profi04.png]] 
'''Availability:''' 
A new Proficiency level has been added for Pokémon that can Mega Evolve or Gigantamax. 
 
'''Requirements:''' 
Free to unlock, but requires an additional 1,000,000 experience after reaching level 8 in order to activate it. 
 
'''Bonus:''' 
Unlocks a third held item slot. 
 
'''Restriction:''' 
This slot can only be used for Mega Stones or G-Max items. 

===Passive List:===
Increases the chance to mine Diancie by 3%. 
Increases the chance to mine Diancie by 5%. 
Increases the chance to mine Diancie by 10%. 
Increases the chance to mine Carbink by 5%. 
Harvest cooldown reduced by 15s. 
Mining cooldown reduced by 15s. 
Reduces damage received by 5%. 
Reduces damage received by 7%. 
Reduces damage received by 10%. 
Increases damage dealt to neutral elements by 5%. 
Increases damage dealt to neutral elements by 10%. 
Increases flying speed by 30%. 
Increases surfing speed by 30%. 
Increases riding speed by 30%. 
10% chance to harvest an additional Berry or Apricorn. 
10% chance to mine an additional Powder. 
3% chance to bypass Reflect. 
5% chance to bypass Reflect. 
3% chance to bypass protection moves. 
5% chance to bypass protection moves. 
5% chance to bypass type immunities. 
15% boost to Hyper Potion effectiveness. 
2% chance to heal the user for 10% of the damage dealt. 
3% chance to heal the user for 15% of the damage dealt. 
Boosts Wealth Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Lucky Charm by 10%. 
Boosts Dodge Charm by 10%. 
Boosts Stunning Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Vital Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Mimic Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Cure Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Experience Charm by 25%. 
Boosts Power Charm by 5%. 
Boosts Defense Charm by 10%. 
Boosts Catch Charm by 10%. 
Boosts Fire Charm by 70%. 
Reduces cooldown of Dodge Charm by 50%. 
Regenerate 1% of the user's maximum health every 2 seconds while not in battle. 
The enemy's Mold Breaker has no effect on the user. 
Boosts the Adaptability ability by 20%. 
Boosts the Battery ability by 20%. 
Boosts the Berserk ability by 20%. 
Increases the chance to use the Disguise ability by 20%. 
Boosts the Filter ability by 10%. 
Increases the effect of Friend Guard by 25% when received from an ally. 
Boosts the Heatproof ability by 10%. 
Boosts the Intimidate ability by 25%. 
Boosts the Leaf Guard ability by 100%. 
+10% Moxie ability damage cap. 
+10% Moody ability cap. 
Boosts the Regenerator ability by 30%. 
Boosts the Rivalry ability by 100%. 
Boosts the Schooling ability by 100%. 
Boosts the Shed Skin ability by 50%. 
Boosts the Solid Rock ability, increasing the multiplier to 1.5x instead of 1.7x. 
Boosts the Tangled Feet ability by 25%. 
Reduces the cooldown of the Telepathy ability to 30 seconds. 
Boosts the Volt Absorb ability by 50%. Also reduces the cooldown to 1 minute. 
Boosts the Water Absorb ability by 50%. Also reduces the cooldown to 1 minute. 
15% chance to bypass through Levitate ability. 
Reduces Mega Transformation cooldown to 4 hours 30 minutes. 
Allows Wobbuffet to learn up to 2 TMs. 
3% chance to deal critical damage. 
5% chance to deal critical damage. 
10% chance to deal critical damage. 
5% extra critical damage. 
10% extra critical damage. 
1% life leech. 
1.5% life leech. 
2% life leech. 
Boosts the Ingrain move by 10%. 
Boosts the Ingrain move by 15%. 
Boosts the Recovery Wish move by 10%. 
Boosts the Recovery Wish move by 15%. 
Increases the duration of Reflect by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Protection by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Detect by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Confusion status condition caused by the user by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Sleep status condition caused by the user by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Frozen Solid status condition caused by the user by 2 seconds. 
15% chance to avoid the Confusion status condition. (PvE only) 
15% chance to avoid the Sleep status condition. (PvE only) 
15% chance to avoid the Frozen Solid status condition. (PvE only) 
10% less damage received from Grass type. 
10% less damage received from Water type. 
10% less damage received from Fire type. 
10% less damage received from Bug type. 
10% less damage received from Dark type. 
10% less damage received from Ghost type. 
10% less damage received from Fighting type. 
10% less damage received from Normal type. 
10% less damage received from Ice type. 
10% less damage received from Psychic type. 
10% less damage received from Fairy type. 
10% less damage received from Rock type. 
10% less damage received from Ground type. 
10% less damage received from Electric type. 
10% less damage received from Flying type. 
10% less damage received from Steel type. 
10% less damage received from Dragon type. 
10% less damage received from Poison type. 
Boosts Normal type moves by 35%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
The user gains a temporary second ability upon each release. 
Deals 10% more damage to enemies resistant to the move's type. (no effect against bosses) 
10% less damage received from Water type while fishing. 
Provokes nearby passive Pokemon within a 4x4 area. 
Blaze ability activates at 45% HP. 
Overgrow ability activates at 45% HP. 
Shell Armor ability activates at 45% HP. 
Swarm ability activates at 45% HP. 
Torrent ability activates at 45% HP. 
Increases flying speed by 50%. 
Increases surfing speed by 50%. 
Increases riding speed by 50%. 
Automatically casts Sunny Day. Cooldown: 10 seconds. 
Increases the chance to trigger passive moves by 10%. 
Increases the chance to trigger passive moves by 15%. 
Boosts damage against bosses by 5%. 
5% chance to get extra loot. 
3% chance for a Pokemon to count twice toward tasks. 
5% chance to inflict a random damaging status condition when dealing damage. 
20% chance to skip the Teleport cooldown. 
2% chance to cast a random move from the user's TM learnset. 
2% chance to use Counter upon receiving damage. 
2% chance to reflect the damage received. 
5% chance to swap held items with the opponent. (PvP only) 
5% chance to swap abilities with the opponent for the duration of the battle. (PvP only) 
+15% HP when revived. 
Fish an additional Pokemon when fishing with Ultra Rod or Master Rod. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Bug Net. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Ghost Detector. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Magnetic Detector. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Fiery Fishing Rod. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using an Ice Hammer. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Lead Pickaxe. 
Grants a 3% chance to encounter Dhelmise when fishing with an Ultra or Master Rod. This effect bypasses all bait restrictions. 
Increases duration of Mega transformation by 1 hour. 
Boosts Grass type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Normal type moves by 40%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Water type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Fire type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Bug type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Rock type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Ground type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Dark type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Ghost type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Fairy type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Fighting type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Dragon type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Ice type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Psychic type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Electric type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Steel type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Flying type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Poison type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Reduces cooldown of the Bug Net by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Ghost Detector by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Magnetic Detector by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Lead Pickaxe by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Ice Hammer by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Fiery Fishing Rod by 2 seconds. 
Immunity to Paralysis status condition. 
3% chance to revive instantly after fainting. (PvE only) 
6% chance to reuse the same move at 100% of its original damage. (No cooldown in PvE; 30s cooldown in PvP) 
10% chance to gain 30% Movement Speed for 10 seconds when attacking. 
5% chance to reflect the Paralysis status condition. 
3% chance to apply Paralysis for 2 seconds when attacking. 
5% chance to increase the duration of Paralysis applied by the Pokemon by 2 seconds. 
2% chance to use a random move from the enemy. 
2% chance to pull up to 4 Pokemon within a 5x5 range toward the user. 
Automatically targets Pokemon around the user in a 4x4 area. 
Pokemon can use up to 4 Blinks within 10 seconds before the cooldown starts. 
Pokemon can use up to 4 Dark Portals within 10 seconds before the cooldown starts. 
10% chance to skip the Harvest cooldown after a successful harvest. 
10% chance to skip the Mining cooldown after a successful mine. 
2% chance to prevent enemy Reflect. 
3% chance to prevent enemy Telekinesis. 
3% chance to reflect the Stun status condition. 
3% chance to cast Telekinesis automatically when attacking. 
10% chance to skip the Self-Stun caused by Telekinesis. 
Copy 2 random moves from the target's learnset. This effect triggers on hit and remains active until the Pokemon is returned to its Pokeball. 
2% chance to automatically cast Reflect when an enemy uses the move. 
15% chance to skip the Self-Stun caused by Tearful Look. 
5% chance to bypass Reflect with 50% damage. 
5% chance to bypass Substitute with 50% damage. 
Reduces the cooldown of the Pokemon's 4th move. This effect applies only to the original moveset and ignores custom moves. 
1% chance to transform the user into its Mega Form for 5 minutes when attacking. (PvE only) 
3% chance to transform the user into its Mega Form for 5 minutes when attacking. Additionally, the Pokemon gains 25% damage reduction (10% in PvP).

Nightmourne

2026-10-01T19:01:59Z

Sqnik:

Daily Boss 
'''Type:''' Solo only 
'''Access:''' free (premium account required) 
'''Maximum boss fight time: 15 min ''' 
'''Location:''' [[file:nightmourne01.png]] 
 
'''Potential Loot Pool:''' 
* 100 to 400 HD
* 1 to 3 spooky plate
* 1 to 3 Misdreavus' gem
* Mischievous Core (drop chance)
* 5 to 8 empty sport ball (drop chance)
* TM148 Grudge (drop chance)
* Random Held item box 2 (drop chance)
* ???
'''If you get a drop that is not listed here, please contact Lord Sqnik or Skomor and we will add it
(a screenshot of the drop would be best)'''
 
The boss respawns Misdreavus every time a certain percentage of its HP is depleted. They need to be defeated before you can continue fighting the boss. 
The best Pokémon types for this boss are:
* Ghost
* Dark

Proficiency System

2026-10-01T09:26:55Z

Sqnik: /* Passive List: */

===What is Proficiency?===
Think of it as a special mastery path for your Pokémon, linked to your character. Most final evolutions have '''8 Proficiency levels'''. At each level, you can choose '''ONE active bonus''' from 3 or 4 available options. 
The best part is that you're not permanently locked into one choice. If you want to try a different build, simply '''right-click''' to deselect a bonus and choose another one (in protection zones)! 

===How does it work:===

'''Progress stays with you:'''
If you level up Proficiency for Pikachu, every Pikachu you use will have the same Proficiency level. If you sell a Pokémon, the new owner starts from zero, but your progress remains on your account. 
'''Easy leveling:'''
You don't need to level each bar separately. When you gain Proficiency EXP, it is applied to all levels at the same time! For example, if level 1 requires 1000 EXP and level 2 requires 5000 EXP, your progress will fill both simultaneously. Level 1 will simply be completed much faster than higher levels. 
'''Tracking progress:'''
As you level up, you will see the amount of experience required displayed on the bars. Once a level is maxed out, the numbers disappear and bonus icons appear instead. 
'''How to open it:'''
Simply hold Ctrl and click on the equipped Pokéball. 
[[file:profi03.png]] 

===Unlocking levels:===

'''Levels 1–3:''' free and available from the start.
'''Levels 4–5:''' cost 5k to unlock for that specific Pokémon.
'''Levels 6–8:''' cost 1 diamond to unlock for that specific Pokémon. 
 

===Important information:===

'''Evolution forms:'''
Bonuses are mainly available for final evolution forms, with a few exceptions (e.g. Pikachu). 
'''Implementation process:'''
Not all Pokémon will have active bonuses on day one, but no worries — the list will be updated quickly! 
'''Balance and changes:'''
To keep the game fair, some bonuses may be adjusted. This means that in future updates, some Pokémon may be buffed or nerfed to maintain the best possible balance. 
'''Faster EXP:'''
To speed up experience gain, you can expect Double Proficiency EXP tickets. There will also occasionally be double EXP weekends!
 
 
[[file:profi01.jpg|center]]
 
[[file:profi02.png|center]]
 

===WARNING: PROFICIENCY EXP WARNING===

'''Proficiency Catalyst''' grants 30,000 EXP 
'''Greater Proficiency Catalyst''' grants 120,000 EXP 
 
Be careful when using '''Proficiency Catalysts'''! 
Experience points from these items '''DO NOT CARRY OVER TO THE NEXT LEVELS (they do not "overflow")'''. 
 
'''If you do not have enough levels unlocked, any excess EXP beyond your current limit WILL BE WASTED.''' 
The system will only grant as much experience as your current maximum level cap allows. 
 
'''Make sure you have enough levels unlocked for the full value (30k / 120k) before using the item!''' 

===New Proficiency: Level 9 Slot for Mega & G-Max===
[[file:profi04.png]] 
'''Availability:''' 
A new Proficiency level has been added for Pokémon that can Mega Evolve or Gigantamax. 
 
'''Requirements:''' 
Free to unlock, but requires an additional 1,000,000 experience after reaching level 8 in order to activate it. 
 
'''Bonus:''' 
Unlocks a third held item slot. 
 
'''Restriction:''' 
This slot can only be used for Mega Stones or G-Max items. 

===Passive List:===
Increases the chance to mine Diancie by 3%. 
Increases the chance to mine Diancie by 5%. 
Increases the chance to mine Diancie by 10%. 
Increases the chance to mine Carbink by 5%. 
Harvest cooldown reduced by 15s. 
Mining cooldown reduced by 15s. 
Reduces damage received by 5%. 
Reduces damage received by 7%. 
Reduces damage received by 10%. 
Increases damage dealt to neutral elements by 5%. 
Increases damage dealt to neutral elements by 10%. 
Increases flying speed by 30%. 
Increases surfing speed by 30%. 
Increases riding speed by 30%. 
10% chance to harvest an additional Berry or Apricorn. 
10% chance to mine an additional Powder. 
3% chance to bypass Reflect. 
5% chance to bypass Reflect. 
3% chance to bypass protection moves. 
5% chance to bypass protection moves. 
5% chance to bypass type immunities. 
15% boost to Hyper Potion effectiveness. 
2% chance to heal the user for 10% of the damage dealt. 
3% chance to heal the user for 15% of the damage dealt. 
Boosts Wealth Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Lucky Charm by 10%. 
Boosts Dodge Charm by 10%. 
Boosts Stunning Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Vital Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Mimic Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Cure Charm by 20%. 
Boosts Experience Charm by 25%. 
Boosts Power Charm by 5%. 
Boosts Defense Charm by 10%. 
Boosts Catch Charm by 10%. 
Boosts Fire Charm by 70%. 
Reduces cooldown of Dodge Charm by 50%. 
Regenerate 1% of the user's maximum health every 2 seconds while not in battle. 
The enemy's Mold Breaker has no effect on the user. 
Boosts the Adaptability ability by 20%. 
Boosts the Battery ability by 20%. 
Boosts the Berserk ability by 20%. 
Increases the chance to use the Disguise ability by 20%. 
Boosts the Filter ability by 10%. 
Increases the effect of Friend Guard by 25% when received from an ally. 
Boosts the Heatproof ability by 10%. 
Boosts the Intimidate ability by 25%. 
Boosts the Leaf Guard ability by 100%. 
+10% Moxie ability damage cap. 
+10% Moody ability cap. 
Boosts the Regenerator ability by 30%. 
Boosts the Rivalry ability by 100%. 
Boosts the Schooling ability by 100%. 
Boosts the Shed Skin ability by 50%. 
Boosts the Solid Rock ability, increasing the multiplier to 1.5x instead of 1.7x. 
Boosts the Tangled Feet ability by 25%. 
Reduces the cooldown of the Telepathy ability to 30 seconds. 
Boosts the Volt Absorb ability by 50%. Also reduces the cooldown to 1 minute. 
Boosts the Water Absorb ability by 50%. Also reduces the cooldown to 1 minute. 
15% chance to bypass through Levitate ability. 
Reduces Mega Transformation cooldown to 4 hours 30 minutes. 
Allows Wobbuffet to learn up to 2 TMs. 
3% chance to deal critical damage. 
5% chance to deal critical damage. 
10% chance to deal critical damage. 
5% extra critical damage. 
10% extra critical damage. 
1% life leech. 
1.5% life leech. 
2% life leech. 
Boosts the Ingrain move by 10%. 
Boosts the Ingrain move by 15%. 
Boosts the Recovery Wish move by 10%. 
Boosts the Recovery Wish move by 15%. 
Increases the duration of Reflect by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Protection by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Detect by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Confusion status condition caused by the user by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Sleep status condition caused by the user by 2 seconds. 
Increases the duration of Frozen Solid status condition caused by the user by 2 seconds. 
15% chance to avoid the Confusion status condition. (PvE only) 
15% chance to avoid the Sleep status condition. (PvE only) 
15% chance to avoid the Frozen Solid status condition. (PvE only) 
10% less damage received from Grass type. 
10% less damage received from Water type. 
10% less damage received from Fire type. 
10% less damage received from Bug type. 
10% less damage received from Dark type. 
10% less damage received from Ghost type. 
10% less damage received from Fighting type. 
10% less damage received from Normal type. 
10% less damage received from Ice type. 
10% less damage received from Psychic type. 
10% less damage received from Fairy type. 
10% less damage received from Rock type. 
10% less damage received from Ground type. 
10% less damage received from Electric type. 
10% less damage received from Flying type. 
10% less damage received from Steel type. 
10% less damage received from Dragon type. 
10% less damage received from Poison type. 
Boosts Normal type moves by 35%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
The user gains a temporary second ability upon each release. 
Deals 10% more damage to enemies resistant to the move's type. (no effect against bosses) 
10% less damage received from Water type while fishing. 
Provokes nearby passive Pokemon within a 4x4 area. 
Blaze ability activates at 45% HP. 
Overgrow ability activates at 45% HP. 
Shell Armor ability activates at 45% HP. 
Swarm ability activates at 45% HP. 
Torrent ability activates at 45% HP. 
Increases flying speed by 50%. 
Increases surfing speed by 50%. 
Increases riding speed by 50%. 
Automatically casts Sunny Day. Cooldown: 10 seconds. 
Increases the chance to trigger passive moves by 10%. 
Increases the chance to trigger passive moves by 15%. 
Boosts damage against bosses by 5%. 
5% chance to get extra loot. 
3% chance for a Pokemon to count twice toward tasks. 
5% chance to inflict a random damaging status condition when dealing damage. 
20% chance to skip the Teleport cooldown. 
2% chance to cast a random move from the user's TM learnset. 
2% chance to use Counter upon receiving damage. 
2% chance to reflect the damage received. 
5% chance to swap held items with the opponent. (PvP only) 
5% chance to swap abilities with the opponent for the duration of the battle. (PvP only) 
+15% HP when revived. 
Fish an additional Pokemon when fishing with Ultra Rod or Master Rod. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Bug Net. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Ghost Detector. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Magnetic Detector. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Fiery Fishing Rod. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using an Ice Hammer. 
Encounter an additional Pokemon when using a Lead Pickaxe. 
Grants a 3% chance to encounter Dhelmise when fishing with an Ultra or Master Rod. This effect bypasses all bait restrictions. 
Increases duration of Mega transformation by 1 hour. 
Boosts Grass type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Normal type moves by 40%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Water type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Fire type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Bug type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Rock type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Ground type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Dark type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Ghost type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Fairy type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Fighting type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Dragon type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Ice type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Psychic type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Electric type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Steel type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Flying type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Boosts Poison type moves by 10%. (PvE only, no effect against bosses) 
Reduces cooldown of the Bug Net by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Ghost Detector by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Magnetic Detector by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Lead Pickaxe by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Ice Hammer by 2 seconds. 
Reduces cooldown of the Fiery Fishing Rod by 2 seconds. 
Immunity to Paralysis status condition. 
0.5% chance to revive instantly after fainting. (PvE only) 
6% chance to reuse the same move at 100% of its original damage. (No cooldown in PvE; 30s cooldown in PvP) 
10% chance to gain 30% Movement Speed for 10 seconds when attacking. 
5% chance to reflect the Paralysis status condition. 
3% chance to apply Paralysis for 2 seconds when attacking. 
5% chance to increase the duration of Paralysis applied by the Pokemon by 2 seconds. 
2% chance to use a random move from the enemy. 
2% chance to pull up to 4 Pokemon within a 5x5 range toward the user. 
Automatically targets Pokemon around the user in a 4x4 area. 
Pokemon can use up to 4 Blinks within 10 seconds before the cooldown starts. 
Pokemon can use up to 4 Dark Portals within 10 seconds before the cooldown starts. 
10% chance to skip the Harvest cooldown after a successful harvest. 
10% chance to skip the Mining cooldown after a successful mine. 
2% chance to prevent enemy Reflect. 
3% chance to prevent enemy Telekinesis. 
3% chance to reflect the Stun status condition. 
3% chance to cast Telekinesis automatically when attacking. 
10% chance to skip the Self-Stun caused by Telekinesis. 
Copy 2 random moves from the target's learnset. This effect triggers on hit and remains active until the Pokemon is returned to its Pokeball. 
2% chance to automatically cast Reflect when an enemy uses the move. 
15% chance to skip the Self-Stun caused by Tearful Look. 
5% chance to bypass Reflect with 50% damage. 
5% chance to bypass Substitute with 50% damage. 
Reduces the cooldown of the Pokemon's 4th move. This effect applies only to the original moveset and ignores custom moves. 
1% chance to transform the user into its Mega Form for 5 minutes when attacking. (PvE only) 
3% chance to transform the user into its Mega Form for 5 minutes when attacking. Additionally, the Pokemon gains 25% damage reduction (10% in PvP).

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2026-09-25T17:30:53Z

Sqnik:

Sunny Day

2026-09-24T13:58:22Z

Sqnik: /* Sunny Day */

==Sunny Day==
[[Plik:Sunny_day.gif|right|link=]]Ruch typu trawiastego, zwiększający siłę ataku naszego pokemona o 10% na 7 sekund.
[[Category:Atak]][[Category:Grass]]

Random ball box

2026-09-10T15:32:44Z

Sqnik:

You can receive from it: 
* 100x Cherish ball,
* 100x Charm ball,
* 100x Quick ball,
* 100x Sunburst ball,
* 100x Moss ball.

Boss token

2026-08-15T11:33:29Z

Sqnik:

You can drop them from Mega pokemons. 
NPC can be met at [[PApoi Quest]] in a room with 4 teleports. 
 

00:10 Tom Hoppus: Currently I have the following reward(s): 
00:10 Tom Hoppus: '''random tm case box''' for 150 boss tokens. 
00:10 Tom Hoppus: '''[[Random ball box|random ball box]]''' for 50 boss tokens. 
00:10 Tom Hoppus: '''dungeon key box''' for 20 boss tokens. 
00:10 Tom Hoppus: '''[[https://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems random held item box 1]]''' for 150 boss tokens. 
00:10 Tom Hoppus: '''[[https://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems random held item box 2]]''' for 200 boss tokens. 
00:10 Tom Hoppus: '''sunrise town residency permit''' for 80 boss tokens.

Rare candy

2026-08-15T10:30:41Z

Sqnik:

Rare candy 
Add 1 lvl to a Pokemon. Can only be used on Pokemon with level 99 or lower. 
 
Coconut rare candy 
Gives 40% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Raspberry rare candy 
Gives 60% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Pineapple rare candy 
Gives 80% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Hazelnut rare candy 
Gives 25% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Deluxe rare candy 
Adds 3 levels to a Pokemon, can only be used on Pokemon with level 99 or lower. 
Cannot level a Pokemon to more than level 100. 
 
Supreme rare candy 
Adds 3 levels to a Pokemon, can only be used on Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
Cannot level a Pokemon to more than level 130. 
 
Spring candy 
It can only be used once per Pokemon. 
Upon use, it allows you to change a Pokemon's ability to any available option from its ability learnset, bypassing the ability reset limit. 
This action does not affect or alter the current number of resets.

Rare candy

2026-08-15T10:30:25Z

Sqnik:

Rare candy 
Add 1 lvl to a Pokemon. Can only be used on Pokemon with level 99 or lower. 
 
Coconut rare candy 
Gives 40% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Raspberry rare candy 
Gives 60% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Pineapple rare candy 
Gives 80% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Hazelnut rare candy 
Gives 25% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Deluxe rare candy 
Adds 3 levels to a Pokemon, can only be used on Pokemon with level 99 or lower. Cannot level a Pokemon to more than level 100. 
 
Supreme rare candy 
Adds 3 levels to a Pokemon, can only be used on Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
Cannot level a Pokemon to more than level 130. 
 
Spring candy 
It can only be used once per Pokemon. 
Upon use, it allows you to change a Pokemon's ability to any available option from its ability learnset, bypassing the ability reset limit. 
This action does not affect or alter the current number of resets.

Rare candy

2026-08-15T10:30:15Z

Sqnik:

Rare candy 
Add 1 lvl to a Pokemon. Can only be used on Pokemon with level 99 or lower.
 
Coconut rare candy 
Gives 40% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Raspberry rare candy 
Gives 60% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Pineapple rare candy 
Gives 80% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Hazelnut rare candy 
Gives 25% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Deluxe rare candy 
Adds 3 levels to a Pokemon, can only be used on Pokemon with level 99 or lower. Cannot level a Pokemon to more than level 100. 
 
Supreme rare candy 
Adds 3 levels to a Pokemon, can only be used on Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
Cannot level a Pokemon to more than level 130. 
 
Spring candy 
It can only be used once per Pokemon. 
Upon use, it allows you to change a Pokemon's ability to any available option from its ability learnset, bypassing the ability reset limit. 
This action does not affect or alter the current number of resets.

Rare candy

2026-08-15T10:22:00Z

Sqnik:

Rare candy 
Add 1 lvl to a Pokemon. Can only be used on Pokemon with level 99 or lower.
 
Coconut rare candy 
Gives 40% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Raspberry rare candy 
Gives 60% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Pineapple rare candy 
Gives 80% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Hazelnut rare candy 
Gives 25% experience to a Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
 
Supreme rare candy 
Adds 3 levels to a Pokemon, can only be used on Pokemon with level 100 or higher. 
Cannot level a Pokemon to more than level 130. 
 
Spring candy 
It can only be used once per Pokemon. 
Upon use, it allows you to change a Pokemon's ability to any available option from its ability learnset, bypassing the ability reset limit. 
This action does not affect or alter the current number of resets.

MediaWiki:Sidebar

2026-08-05T11:16:33Z

Sqnik:

MediaWiki:Sidebar

2026-07-11T01:48:28Z

Sqnik:

Pokemon Types

2026-06-21T16:26:57Z

Sqnik:

In Pokemon Adventures we distinguish 17 pokemon types, which are:
<div style="column-count:6;-moz-column-count:6;-webkit-column-count:6">
*[[Normal]]
*[[Water]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Fighting]]
*[[Flying]]
*[[Grass]]
*[[Poison]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Ground]]
*[[Psychic]]
*[[Rock]]
*[[Ice]]
*[[Bug]]
*[[Dragon]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Dark]]
*[[Steel]]
*[[Fairy]]</div>
Dependence between these types is as follows:
<table border="3" colspan="0" align="center">
<tr align="center">
<td width=50px></td><td bgcolor="#cccc99" width=50px>Normal</td> <td bgcolor="#990000" width=50px>Fighting</td> <td bgcolor="#9966ff" width=50px>Flying</td> <td bgcolor="#993399" width=50px>Poison</td> <td bgcolor="#cc9933" width=50px>Ground</td> <td bgcolor="#666633" width=50px>Rock</td> <td bgcolor="#cccc33" width=50px>Bug</td>
<td bgcolor="#666699" width=50px>Ghost</td> <td bgcolor="#ff9900" width=50px>Fire</td> <td bgcolor="#6699ff" width=50px>Water</td> <td bgcolor="#33cc33" width=50px>Grass</td> <td bgcolor="#ffcc33" width=50px>Electric</td> <td bgcolor="#ff00cc" width=50px>Psychic</td> <td bgcolor="#33ffff" width=50px>Ice</td> <td bgcolor="#6600cc" width=50px>Dragon</td> <td bgcolor="#996633" width=50px>Dark</td> <td bgcolor="#ececec" width=50px>Steel</td> <td bgcolor="#ff66ff" width=50px>Fairy</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#cccc99">Normal</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#191919">0×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="##990000">Fighting</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#191919">0×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#9966ff">Flying</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#993399">Poison</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#191919">0×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#cc9933">Ground</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#191919">0×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#666633">Rock</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#cccc33">Bug</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td><td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#666699">Ghost</td> <td bgcolor="#191919">0×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#ff9900">Fire</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#6699ff">Water</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#33cc33">Grass</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#ffcc33">Electric</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#191919">0×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#ff00cc">Psychic</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#191919">0×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#33ffff">Ice</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#6600cc">Dragon</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#191919">0×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#996633">Dark</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#ececec">Steel</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td>
</tr>
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="#ff66ff">Fairy</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td>1×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#339900">2×</td> <td bgcolor="#ff0000">½×</td> <td>1×</td>
</tr>
</table>
If pokemon have two types then resistance of the given types pokemona they multiply each other. I can show you this at the example which is Dragonite [Dragon / Fly].
* Ice pokemon is strong against Dragon and Fly deal x2 damage so pokemon will receive 4x damage.
* Electric pokemon have ½× against dragon, but 2x against Flying so pokemon will receive 1x damage.
* Grass pokemon has both ½× against Dragon and Flying so our pokemon will receive ¼× damage.

Caution! In Pokemon Adventures pokemons don't take ¼× damage and 4x damage. They have counterparts in ⅓× and 2¼×.

Typy Pokemonów

2026-06-21T15:25:24Z

Sqnik:

Balls

2026-06-20T20:06:01Z

Sqnik: /* Balls avaible in game */

==Balls avaible in game==

<table border="1" colspan=0 align="center">

<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>Picture</td>
<td>Name</td>
<td>Rate</td>
<td>How to obtain?</td>
<td>What can be it used on?</td>
<td>Addinational use?</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[‎file:Item_2264.png]]</td>
<td>Pokeball</td>
<td>1.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2305.png]]</td>
<td>Great ball</td>
<td>2.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemon up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:phantomball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Phantom ball</td>
<td>
* 2.0 (normally)
* Ghost/Dark: 4.5
* Ghost/Dark: 5.0
(only in October)
</td>
<td>Events</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl, but better use on Ghost or Dark pokemons.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:safariball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Safari ball</td>
<td>
* On Safari: 2.0
* Outside Safari: 1.0
</td>
<td>When you enter safari / national</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2272.png]]</td>
<td>Super Ball</td>
<td>3.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2170.png‎]]</td>
<td>Ultra Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]], [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:beastball1.gif‎]]</td>
<td>Beast Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Luke Skywalker</td>
<td>Nihilego, Buzzwole, Pheromosa, Xurkitree, Celesteela, Kartana, Guzzlord, Poipole, Naganadel, Stakataka, Blacephalon,
Shiny Nihilego, Shiny Buzzwole, Shiny Pheromosa, Shiny Xurkitree, Shiny Celesteela, Shiny Kartana, Shiny Guzzlord, Shiny Poipole, Shiny Naganadel, Shiny Stakataka, Shiny Blacephalon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:epicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Epic Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Scizor, Blissey, Chansey, Lycanroc, Porygon, Porygon2, Porygon-Z, Hitmontop, hitmonlee, hitmonchan</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:rocketball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Rocket Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>[[Missions]], Premium shop or exchange [[Golden Pokemon Egg]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Aerial_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Aerial Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type Dragon and Flying</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Ancient_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Ancient Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Fossil Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:premierball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Premier Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Shiny Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:dreamball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Dream Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type psychic, fairy and normal</td>
<td>Heals pokemons from stuns etc. 
 
If one of the pokemons described below is in the ball, then after revive it will have 75% hp instead of 50% 
Chansey, Blissey, Clefairy, Clefable, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Mr Mime, Lopunny, Shiny Lopunny, Alolan Raichu</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:heavyball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Heavy Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Heavy Pokemons 
(Aggron, Alolan Exeggutor, Alolan Golem, Avalugg, Beartic, Big Onix, Camerupt, Cloned Dragonite, Cloned Lapras, Cloned Onix, Cloned Probopass, Cloned Rhyperior, Cloned Steelix, Cloned Tyranitar, Copperajah, Crystal Onix, Dhelmise, Dragonite, Glalie, Golem, Golurk, Gyarados, Hariyama, Hippowdon, Lapras, Mamoswine, Mantine, Metagross, Metang, Mudsdale, Onix, Palossand, Probopass, Red Gyarados, Rhyperior, Shiny Avalugg, Shiny Copperajah, Shiny Golem, Shiny Golurk, Shiny Metagross, Shiny Turtonator, Shiny Snorlax, Snorlax, Steelix, Torterra, Turtonator, Tyranitar, Wailord)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:diveball.gif]]</td>
<td>Dive ball</td>
<td>
* Normally: 1.0
* Water Pokemons: 5.2
* Red Gyarados, Big Tentacruel, Big Magikarp, Tapu Fini: 5.7
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>During Diving: +0.5 ball multiplier </td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:crystalball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Crystal ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 1.0
* Ice Pokemons: 5.0
* Crystal Onix: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:fastball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Fast ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 4.0
* Fast Pokemons: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>(Ninjask, Electrode, Cloned Electrode, Zeraora, Shiny Zeraora, Jolteon, Cloned Jolteon, Aerodactyl, Crobat, Cloned Crobat, Tapu Koko, Talonflame, Shiny Talonflame, Swellow, Weavile, Ribombee, Shiny Ribombee, Noivern, Shiny Noivern, Greninja, Shiny Greninja, Dugtrio, Alakazam, Cloned Alakazam, Sceptile, Shiny Sceptile, Minior, Hawlucha, Shiny Hawlucha, Salazzle, Zebstrika, Whimsicott, Cloned Whimsicott, Persian, Alolan Persian, Starmie, Shiny Starmie, Floatzel, Ambipom, Cinccino, Serperior, Purugly, Raichu, Cloned Raichu, Alolan Raichu, Alolan Dugtrio, Dodrio, Cloned Dodrio, Gengar, Cloned Gengar, Tauros, Cloned Tauros, Jumpluff, Shiny Espeon, Froslass, Cloned Froslass)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:cherishball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cherish ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with type fire, fighting.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mossball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moss Ball</td>
<td>5.2</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with Bug, Grass, Poison type.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:levelball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Level Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons from 100 to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:moonball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moon Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemon with type Dark or Ghost</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:quickball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Quick Ball</td>
<td>
5.0
</td>
<td>Spring/Summer donate and albums</td>
<td>Pokemon with type Electric or Steel</td>
<td>Additional +10% catch boost, if player have 2 or more Electric or Steel type Pokemon in team.</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:clonedball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cloned Ball</td>
<td>
5.5
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Cloned Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:sportball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Sport Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Events, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mythicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Mythic Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Red Gyarados, Elder Charizard, Crystal Onix, Big Onix, Champion Primeape, Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, Tapu Fini, Tapu Bulu</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:prismball1.png]]</td>
<td>Prism Ball</td>
<td>7.0</td>
<td>Anniversary Event, Battle Pass, Birthday Bundle</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>
* Pokémon caught in this ball deal +5% more damage.
* Revived with 65% HP
* Stun immunity for first 5 seconds after release.
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:sunriseball1.png]]</td>
<td>Sunrise Ball</td>
<td>7.0</td>
<td>Anniversary Event, Battle Pass, Birthday Bundle</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>
* Pokémon caught in this ball take 10% less damage.
* Pokémon caught in this ball gain +10% more experience.
* When Shiny Charm is attached — it becomes 5% more effective.

Shiny charm can be attached in any pokemon, but the pokemon from sunrise ball needs be realesed to get this 5% extra
</td>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:charmball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Charm Ball</td>
<td>7.5</td>
<td>Valentines Donate / Valentines battle pass</td>
<td>Pokemon up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>
* +5% exp for pokemon in this ball
* 3 seconds of stun immunity, when taken out of ball
* +5% dmg for 2 seconds after killing a pokemon
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:springball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Spring Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>We need to buy access to the premium shop on the site.</td>
<td>Vivillon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:goldenball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Golden Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>Golden Tower, Mini Event</td>
<td>Victini</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
</table>

==Painting==
However, the appearance of standard balls is monotonous. We can change it, i.e. color the ball. There are two NPCs for that.

<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="center">
<tr>
<th>Name</th>
<th>Look</th>
<th>Effect</th>
<th>Apricorn</th>
<th>Which NPC</th>
</tr>

<tr><td>Aqua Ball</td> <td>[[File:aqua_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Aquaball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Pink Ball</td> <td>[[File:pink_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Pinkball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Purple Ball</td> <td>[[File:purple_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Purpleball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Yellow Ball</td> <td>[[File:yellow_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Yellowball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Fast Ball</td> <td>[[File:fast_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Fastball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Friend Ball</td> <td>[[File:friend_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Friendball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Heavy Ball</td> <td>[[File:heavy_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Heavyball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Level Ball</td> <td>[[File:level_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Levelball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Love Ball</td> <td>[[File:love_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Loveball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7883.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Lure Ball</td> <td>[[File:lure_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Lureball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7887.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Moon Ball</td> <td>[[File:moon_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Moonball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Luxury Ball</td> <td>[[File:luxury_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Luxuryball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nest Ball</td> <td>[[File:nest_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Nestball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Premier Ball</td> <td>[[File:premier_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Premierball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Repeat Ball</td> <td>[[File:repeat_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Repeatball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Timer Ball</td> <td>[[File:timer_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Timerball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
</table>

==Ball upgrade==
<table class="sortable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1" align="center">

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<th>Name</th>
<th>Look</th>
<th>Rate</th>
<th>From where could it be obtained</th>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Rocket ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:rocketballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>5.0 -> 5.5</td>
<td>Halloween Battle Pass 2025</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Dive ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:diveballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>Other Pokemons: 1.0 -> 1.5 
Water Pokemons: 5.2 -> 5.7 
Red Gyarados, Big Tentacruel, Big Magikarp, Tapu Fini: 5.7 -> 6.2</td>
<td>Anniversary battle pass 2025</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Dream ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:dreamballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>5.0 -> 5.5</td>
<td>15th anniversary event 2025</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Cherish ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:cherishballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>5.0 -> 5.5</td>
<td>Xmas donate 2025 (Christmas Mystery Box)</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Moss ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:mossballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>5.2 -> 5.7</td>
<td> Xmas gift (Christmas Box (2025))</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Sport ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:sportballupgrade01.gif]]</td>
<td>6.0 -> 6.5</td>
<td> Winter albums 2025</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Beast ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:beastballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>4.0 -> 4.5</td>
<td> Winter albums 2025</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Cloned ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:clonedballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>5.5 -> 6.0</td>
<td> Winter albums 2025</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Crystal ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:crystalballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>Other Pokemons: 1.0 -> 1.5 
Ice Pokemons: 5.0 -> 5.5 
Crystal Onix: 6.0 - 6.5</td>
<td> Winter albums 2025</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Heavy ball upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:heavyballupgrade01.png]]</td>
<td>5.0 -> 5.5</td>
<td> Valentine Battle Pass 2026</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Quick Ball Upgrade</td>
<td>[[file:quickballupgrade01.gif]]</td>
<td>5.0 -> 5.5 
additional extra +5% catch boost on Zeraora, Shiny Zeraora, and Tapu Koko
</td>
<td> Spring/Summer donate 2026</td>
</tr>

<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>Mythic Ball Upgrade</td>
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Stream Box

2026-06-19T17:55:47Z

Sqnik:

* Meloetta Aria part
* Twitch Backpack
* 2x Greater Proficiency Catalysts
* Cleffa Bubble Tea
* Random held item box 2
* 3x Dungeon key box
* Medium Booster box
* 150x sport balls
* Amulet Coin Booster
 
Amulet Coin Booster - boosts amulet coin by 20%.

Stream Box

2026-06-19T17:48:34Z

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Tm33 quest

2026-06-06T04:26:46Z

Sqnik:

==Requirements==
* [[DACC]],
* Pokemon with ability "[[Surf]]", for example [[Goldeen]] or with ability "[[Fly]]", for example [[Fearow]],
* Wymagany 130lvl.
==Path==
Starting out from [[Miasta|Lavender]], You should use your pokemon with ability "[[Surf]]" or with ability "[[Fly]]" and [[surf|surf]]/[[fly|fly]] follow arrows on the map. 
[[file:Tm33_0.PNG|link=|center]] 
Then you have to go through the door ('''Warining!''' Teleport appear once per 2 hours starting from Server Save. You can check it by typing command '''!uptime''', if hour at !uptime is even number you have to waith maximum 35 minutes for teleport. 
[[file:Tm33_1.PNG|link=|center]] 
After teleport you have two ways. One across then room and another teleport which may teleport you out the quest. At the screens there is a way which You have to go to complete the quest. If you step at the wrong sqm you will be teleported at the start of the path. You will be attacked by a lot of [[alakazam|alakazams]].
[[file:Tm33_2.png|link=|center]]
 
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ScQdVErrs
==Enemies==
[[Abra]], [[Alakazam]].
==Rewards==
* 200hd,
* 4 [[Rare candy]],
* 100 [[ultra ball|ultra balli]],
* 100 [[super ball|super balli]],
* 100 [[great ball|great balli]],
* [[TM|TM33]] [[Reflect]].

Tm33 quest

2026-06-06T04:23:59Z

Sqnik:

==Requirements==
* [[DACC]],
* Pokemon with ability "[[Surf]]", for example [[Goldeen]] or with ability "[[Fly]]", for example [[Fearow]],
* Wymagany 130lvl.
==Path==
Starting out from [[Miasta|Lavender]], You should use your pokemon with ability "[[Surf]]" or with ability "[[Fly]]" and [[surf|surf]]/[[fly|fly]] follow arrows on the map. 
[[file:Tm33_0.PNG|link=|center]] 
Then you have to go through the door ('''Warining!''' Teleport appear once per 2 hours starting from Server Save. You can check it by typing command '''!uptime''', if hour at !uptime is even number you have to waith maximum 35 minutes for teleport. 
[[file:Tm33_1.PNG|link=|center]] 
After teleport you have two ways. One across then room and another teleport which may teleport you out the quest. At the screens there is a way which You have to go to complete the quest. If you step at the wrong sqm you will be teleported at the start of the path. You will be attacked by a lot of [[alakazam|alakazams]].
[[file:Tm33_2.png|link=|center]]
 
Filmik: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ScQdVErrs
==Enemies==
[[Abra]], [[Alakazam]].
==Rewards==
* 200hd,
* 4 [[Rare candy]],
* 100 [[ultra ball|ultra balli]],
* 100 [[super ball|super balli]],
* 100 [[great ball|great balli]],
* [[TM|TM33]] [[Reflect]].

MediaWiki:Sidebar

2026-05-30T14:45:35Z

Sqnik:

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2026-05-26T13:23:50Z

Sqnik:

Main Page

2025-10-16T00:53:53Z

Sqnik: /* Mistakes and fixes. */

== Important ==

At these sites you may find informations about updates. 
* Forum: http://www.padventures.org/forum/showthread.php?33804-Changelog
* Main site: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/changelog
 
'''We also encourage to like our official fanpage: ''' [[file:lubie.png|link=https://www.facebook.com/padventuresofficial]] 

== Mistakes and fixes. ==
If you have found any mistake which needs a fix, let us know about in game: 

* '''Lord Sqnik''', world: Diamond 
* '''Sting''', world: Diamond 
* '''Andy''', world: Diamond 
* '''Eudinho''', world: Diamond 
* '''Royal''', world: Diamond 
* '''Lany''', world: Platinum

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2025-10-12T20:44:22Z

Sqnik:

Beginner's Guide

2025-05-27T19:19:53Z

Sqnik: /* Pokémon Catching System */

==Introduction==
At the very beginning, if you're watching this guide before logging into the game and have the question, "Why does my game client keep restarting?". The answer is simple: unfortunately, the client restarts with every new rev it downloads, so it depends on your luck whether the administration has updated the download to the latest rev.

===Choosing Pokemon===
[[file:pp02.png|left]] In response to the question of which Pokémon are best to start with, let me show and explain the ones I chose in the screenshot. Only one of the Pokémon is worth paying attention to; the rest can be interchangeable. The most important and best Pokémon you can play with until the end of your gameplay is Snorut, and it must be a MALE Snorut, as different genders of this Pokémon lead to completely different evolutions. It’s also best if this Snorut has the ability Moody. What are abilities? They are passive skills that every Pokémon has. Some have only 1 option, while others have up to 3. The next two Pokémon aren’t as important, but I’ll explain why they are worth choosing. In the game, you can heal your character with the help of a Pokémon, which is why I chose Clefairy. Next is Natu, which has the ability to teleport in the game. To use teleport, you need Dacc (premium) and the appropriate Pokémon. Once you have everything, with the Pokémon active, type "t [city name]" and you’ll teleport to your desired location. The cooldown for teleport is 5 minutes. Another advantage of Natu is its evolution, which will allow you to fly on it. Aside from Snorut, the other Pokémon aren’t that important because you can catch their substitutes. At the very beginning, Charmander and Squirtle also work well. 
* It's worth knowing that every new account in the game receives 7 days of a premium account (DACC) at the start. At level 50, you'll receive a premium ticket, which allows you to complete the Paradox Quest. This quest enables you to purchase 30 days of premium without spending money on the game.
* I leave the choice of server up to you, but I personally recommend Diamond because 3-4 times more players play there, with the only difference being that the rates are lower than on Platinum. 
 

===PokeCenter===
[[file:pp03.png]] 
Practically every Pokémon Center looks the same. 
====Locker/Depo====
[[file:pp04.png|left]]
In locker you can hide your pokemons and items. 
When you open the locker, a window will appear showing 2 lockers:
* In main locker we can store everything from items to Pokémon.
* In market locker pokemons, which we want to put on market or sell to NPC. 
In the locker, you also have a Pokémon search feature when you click the button '''Manage'''. 
You can transfer Pokémon between the regular locker and the market locker.

 

====PVP zone====
[[file:pp05.png|right]]
In '''PVP''' you will find the largest number of players in one place.. 
'''Test room''', which is detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Test_Room. 
'''Special room''', here, with the help of Cleffa Bubble Tea and Wishing Star, you can spawn several shiny Pokémons and Victini. You will obtain Cleffa and Wishing Star from the Battle Pass. 
'''Advertising NPC''', where you can set up a bot that will post your offer in advertising (trade), but only when you are online. 
'''Guilds NPC''', associated with guilds. 
'''Banker NPC''', where you can deposit your money. 
'''Lottery NPC''', where you can participate in a lottery. Information about whether a lottery is active can be found on the game's website. A lottery ticket is usually needed for the lottery, which can be obtained by making a donation, but you can also buy it in-game from another player. Remember that the lottery ticket from donations can only be obtained when it is announced on the homepage. 
 

====Mini event zone====
Mini Event Zone here you can find detailed descriptions of all the mini events: http://en.padventures.info/Mini_Events. 
You might be wondering how to know when mini events are happening. Well, I’ll provide the answer: the calendars for all events in the game are available on the game's Discord server: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V 
 

===NPC Celadon===
In the city of Celadon, you'll find several useful NPCs. I'll mention the ones people most frequently ask about, and I'll also provide you with a link to a map that details all the NPCs in Celadon. 
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon 
* NPC Sr. Eko with him, we can change our city spawn, gender, buy premium (DACC), and lower our Pokémon's level.
* NPC Juanito here we can buy pokeballs, potions, backpacks, bike etc. and sell items.
* NPC Santiago here we can sell our pokemons.
* NPC Amy here we can buy basic outfits here, e.g. Fisher.
* NPC Christian we can buy from him food for example pizza.
* NPC Patrick we can buy from him parcels, letters. (To send a parcel or trade a Pokémon, you need to remove the HELD ITEM from the Pokémon). 

===Remaining introductory information.===
I will write about the questions that you will find later in the guide. 
* How to reduce lag on the server?
* How to avoid client crashes?
* Can I zoom out the screen?
* Where is the market?
* What tasks can I do?
* Where do items drop from Pokémon go?
* Where can I buy bait and upgrade my fishing rod?
* Where can I download the minimap?
* Where can I find addons for Pokémon?
* Which commands should I know and use?
* What are the percentages that appear in my chat while catching a Pokémon?
* How to check a Pokémon's ability?
* Which Pokémon are worth paying attention to at the beginning of the game and where do they respawn?
* How to quickly level up a Pokémon?
* Where and how to level up to level 150?
* How to earn money in the game?
* Which missions are worth doing for profit?
* Is my held item worth anything?
These are not all the questions you will find answers to; I wrote down the most popular ones. 
You will find most of the information in the section discussing the interface and game settings. There, I thoroughly describe each icon and the related systems as comprehensively as possible. 

==Settings and Interface==
===Logging in===
[[file:pp06.png|left]]Before logging into the game, you need to select the appropriate proxy to avoid lag. Check the options and choose the right proxy; I personally recommend USA #2, but you can check all the other options to see which one gives you the least lag, paying attention to which one has a green ping.br>
If you want an additional security option to prevent someone else from logging into your account, you can set up an IP Code (this is done on the website after logging in). It’s important to note that if you set up an IP Code and forget it, you have the option to recover or reset it by following this link: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/recovery 
 

===Chat===
[[file:pp07.png|950px]] 
After logging into the game, a message will appear in the default chat. You might be wondering what it means; I will explain it to you step by step. 
* Boosted Pokémon system. Every 24 hours, you have a random Pokémon with an accelerated respawn time of 1 minute, slightly increased drop rates, and experience points. Each player has a boost for the same Pokémon. 
* The next two systems are currently in development. Once they are fully operational, you will receive a link here with their detailed description. 

===Interface===
Since the game interface is very large, I have taken the liberty of dividing it into separate screenshots, which I will explain one by one. 
Let's start with the bar in the top left corner of the screen. 
[[file:pp08.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 0''': The option to hide the icon bar. 
 

'''Nr. 1''': Game settings, the most important icon at the very beginning of the game. A very important option that we need to disable is the shaders, as they crash the game. 
 
[[file:pp09.png]] 
 

Unchecking the option visible on the screen will make every private message from player X automatically open the private message with them, which is useful while leveling up. 
[[file:pp10.png]] 
 

Here, I recommend selecting OpenGL2, as there is a high chance that other options will crash your game, especially the DirectX9 option (since you may already have DX13, for example). 
If you want to maximize your FPS in the game, disable the vertical sync option, it definitely helps reduce lag. The lower the FPS limit you set in the interface, the more FPS you will achieve in the game.. 
[[file:pp11.png]] 
 

In the last screenshot, three options highlighted by arrows are important. Check them to see the items you equip on your Pokémon, I will explain this in more detail later. The most crucial option is the last arrow, to see all options on the bar, you need to set it to 0. 
[[file:pp12.png]] 
 
As part of the options and settings, I must mention the option to zoom in and out of the screen in the game. You can do this by pressing in the game ('''CTRL–''' and '''CTRL,'''). You can also set the number of side panels by pressing in the game ('''CTRL.''') 
 

The game also allows you to move using WASD, you just need to check the option visible on the screen, which is available in the chat. While you're at it, it's worth typing in the default channel '''!channels''' and select appropriate channels, which will open automatically every time you log back into the game. You also have the command '''/commands''', where every command in the game is described. 
[[file:pp13.png|950px]] 
 

'''Nr. 2''': Tutorial, here you have a visual explanation of movement in the game and many options that I mention in the guide. 
[[file:pp14.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 3''': News is worth reading, here you have the latest updates that are posted on the forum/homepage. The news is connected to the forum and the website, so everything that is posted there is also available in the game. 
[[file:pp15.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 4''': Hotkeys: Pokémon can have a maximum of 10 moves. You enter them as m1 to m10. A Pokémon can also have 2 TMs, so you enter them as tm1-2. As you can see, I added #s before each move to avoid spamming the skill in private messages. 
[[file:pp16.png]] 
 

* You also have the option to add special keys for more convenient use of moves. For example, I added the order to the scroll button. 
[[file:pp17.png]] 
 

* As for hotkeys, it’s worth mentioning that you have the option to set the order of skills for individual Pokémon according to your preferences. Simply click on the Pokémon while holding CTRL and right-click, and this option will appear. 
[[file:pp18.png]] 
 
[[file:pp19.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 5''': Quest log, here you can check your missions. 
 
'''Nr. 6''': Pokemon market, here you have the option to sell or buy a Pokémon that someone has listed. 
 
'''Nr. 7''': Items market, here similarly, with a slight difference, you have the option to create a purchase offer for an item that exists in the game and has been added to the market. 
[[file:pp20.png|900px]] 
 

'''Nr. 8''': Premium shop, here you can buy various items/outfits for points that can be earned in two ways. One is by purchasing with real money, and the other option is to buy diamonds from players on the market and exchange them for points. To convert diamonds into points, simply deposit them in the depo found in every Pokémon Center and type !points [amount]. The only significant outfit that will help you in terms of speed while moving underwater is the scuba diving suit, the rest of the outfits provide no bonuses. 
 

'''Nr. 9''': Public profile of all characters. This is your business card, which can be viewed by all players on both servers. The only thing you can hide here is your Pokémons that you have on your character, just type in '''!hide_team''' 
[[file:pp21.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 10''': Pokémon card album, which will drop from Pokémons or which you will receive for achievements in the game. It’s worth collecting cards because you get very good rewards for them, ranging from items that permanently reduce your fishing cooldown on your character to a Master Ball, which can only be obtained through cards. 
[[file:pp22.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 11''': Daily login is an important part of the game, especially for new players, as simply logging in each day grants you a new reward that is predetermined for every player. Even free daily rewards can be valuable enough that by collecting them over the course of a month, you can earn DACC in the game, although it depends on the month, as different rewards are available each time. 
[[file:pp23.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 12''': Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ 
Battle passes are seasonal, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. 
 

'''Nr. 13''': Golden tower, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/golden-tower.45369/ 
There's no point in worrying about this system if you don't have at least level 200. 
 

'''Nr. 14''': Daily tasks are detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task. It's worth noting that these tasks are only worth doing from level 85, as you receive a daily box for each completed task, which costs quite a bit. However, in my opinion, it's better to use the time you would spend on tasks to level up, as only from level 150 do you have a sufficient number of good respawns that won’t consume too much of your time. Of course, you don't have to skip every task, as sometimes you'll come across ones that can be completed quickly before reaching level 150, but there's no need to dedicate every day to do tasks before hitting that level.br>
 

'''Nr. 15''': Dungeons, just like mentioned above, require a significant level. Here it is explained in more detail: http://en.padventures.info/Dungeons_system 
 

'''Nr. 16''': House editor: to have this option, you need to complete a mission, for which I will provide a link, and you must own a house, as it will only appear there. The editor allows you to change the floors in your houses and create certain items in the location where you complete the mission. 
http://en.padventures.info/Designer_Workshop_Quest 
 
 
'''Now I will explain the functions of the bar in the top right corner of the screen.''' 
[[file:pp24.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 17''': Auto loot: you might be wondering where the items that drop from Pokémon go. The game has an auto loot feature that automatically collects items from the Pokémon you defeat. This is a very convenient function, to open it, you need to click the icon while holding CTRL + right mouse button. A window will pop up, allowing you to take out or sell items.
 
http://en.padventures.info/Auto_Loot 
 
'''Nr. 18''': Pin, you do not need to create a PIN for your character. Once created, you will have to enter it every time you log in to the game. The PIN ensures that you cannot trade or drop items on the ground without entering it. 
 
'''Nr. 19''': Information about the health status of your character and Pokémon. 
[[file:pp25.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 20''': Pokemons, it allows us to quickly switch Pokémon by clicking the Pokémon icon and gives us the ability to heal our Pokémon quickly. 
[[file:pp26.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 21''': Player profile, the number of captured Pokémon in this profile counts towards achievements and the publicly available ranking on the website. 
[[file:pp27.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 22''': The inventory is a very important element of the game that I need to describe in more detail. 
[[file:pp28.png]] 
 
* '''a''': 1: PokeDex serves several functions. 
The ability to obtain detailed information about a given Pokémon by examining it.
Information about the Pokémon we have caught.
Information about the achievements we have completed.
Charm tasks that are described in detail here: http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system 
 
* '''b''': The Alolan Pokédex allows you to register Pokémon from the Alola region. In the case of Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch them in order to have an entry for them in the Pokédex. There is also a restriction when catching: to be able to throw a ball at a specific Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch its initial form. 
* '''c''': Case of poker chips, in which there are chips; the entire casino system is described here: http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 
* '''d''': Fishing rods are a very important element of the game, which are described in detail in these links: http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_Guru 
http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_rods 
The first link shows the baits you can buy to catch Pokémon from a specific region, and the second link explains how to upgrade our fishing rod. 
You can equip a bait by right-clicking on the rod and then on the item. If you want to remove the bait, use the rod on yourself. 
You can get to Cinnabar from Vermilion by taking a boat, DACC is not required for this. 
[[file:pp29.png]] 
 
* '''e''': Pokémon case, this is where we keep the Pokémon we intend to use. The only special item we can store there besides Pokémon is a parcel with a label. It's also worth noting that by clicking LLP + right-click on the ball, you will see information about your Pokémon. 
 
* '''f''': Backpack, as you can see in the attached screenshot, you can change it to have 100 slots instead of 50. You can upgrade your backpack in Cinnabar at the NPC for 50 HD. You'll find him to the left of the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp30.png]] 
 
* '''g''': Within the inventory, there is one more option: by clicking the Pokéball with a Pokémon using CTRL + right-click, you will see these options. In the game, there are Held Items and Berries that provide additional boosts to the Pokémon, as well as Auras, which are visual decorations for the Pokémon. Held Items and Berries are described here: 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
 
[[file:pp31.png]] 
 
After clicking "set berries/held items," a window will pop up, showing the items you have on the right side. You just need to move them from the right side to the left. If you don’t have any held items in your backpack and want to remove a held item from a Pokémon, you need to uncheck the option indicated by the arrow. 
[[file:pp32.png]] 
 
In case of '''Mega Stone''' you need to uncheck '''Show only owned''' and move its to the correct place. 
[[file:pp33.gif]] 
 
* '''h''': Order, it works on the character as a rope and on the Pokémon, giving it the command to perform a move.. 
 

'''Nr. 23''': Vip List 
 

'''Nr 24''': Battle window, with many options that will allow us to hide or prioritize what we want to see first. 
[[file:pp34.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 25''': Minimap, in the game, you have a command that allows you to reveal the entire minimap, just type !get_map. There are also keyboard shortcuts that let you view the map on a much larger scale; simply press CTRL + SHIFT + M. 
 

'''Nr. 26''': Battle mode, by clicking on this, a small window will pop up, allowing you to move within the body of the Pokémon. 
 

'''Nr. 27''': Tasks, here you can see the tasks that we have active and the progress in each task, which is quite useful for daily tasks. 
 

'''Nr. 28''': Tv module: the ability to stream in the game. You can buy the camera at Celadon Mall at the coordinates Position: {x = 3695, y = 3206, z = 5}. 
 
 

You’re probably also curious about where to view addons and auras for your Pokémon/player. Just click CTRL + right-click on the character, and you’ll see the addons option. You need to have the Pokémon you want to apply the addon to in your inventory. The option to change the addon and aura of a Pokémon is in the same place as the option to equip held items/berries on the Pokémon. 
[[file:pp35.png]] 
 

==Commands in game==
In game after writing '''/commands''' you will see that window. 
[[file:pp36.png]] 
 
I will explain which commands you need to enter and what they do exactly. 
'''!get_map''' – it will allow you to reveal the entire minimap. 
 
'''!achievements''' All achievements that require account age will be assigned to only one character per account. 
You can find a description of all achievements in the game here: http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf 
 
'''!channels''' it will allow you to select the channels that will be open during your login to the game. 
 
'''!whodrops''' after entering the name of the item, you will see information about where you can obtain that item. 
 
'''!event''' you can join the event, if there's one active. 
 
'''!check_card''' a useful command if you want to exchange cards; just type the name or number of the card you want to take out. 
 
'''!catch ''pokemon_name''''' allows us to check the number of used balls on pokemon. 
 
'''!hide_bodies''' this is one of the better commands in the game. It allows you to hide Pokémon that you don't want to see and that cannot be caught. 
[[file:pp37.png]] 
 
On the left side, you have the Pokémon that you can hide, and on the right side, you have those that you have already hidden. It’s also worth checking the option to Hide 121+ since there’s no option to catch Pokémon at that level, and they just block your view of others. For Hide Bodies to work correctly, you need to click save and load. When your save is loaded, the load option will be gray.br>
 

The rest of commands you can find here: http://en.padventures.info/Commands 
 

==Pokémon Catching System==
In the game, there are many different boosters for catching, but first, I will describe the system you will encounter at the beginning of your gameplay. In the chat during the throwing of Poké Balls, you will notice percentages next to certain Pokémon, you might be wondering what they are. These percentages are meant to help you catch the Pokémon. Once you reach 100%, your chances of catching the Pokémon will automatically increase by 0.5% (or 0.25% for Cloned Pokémon). Not all Pokémon have this advantage, but the vast majority do. The speed at which you accumulate percentages is dependent on the rarity of the Pokémon, with certain exceptions.. 
[[file:pp109.png]] 
 
As I mentioned earlier, there are many boosters in the game, but before I describe them, it's also worth noting that there is no information in the game about the catch percentage for a given Pokémon. 
* The first and most basic item is Poké Balls. You can find all the information about them here: http://en.padventures.info/Balls
* Catch charm in the Pokédex, this is the best booster in the game. You can find information about charms here:
http://en.padventures.info/Charms_system
* Golden lucky clover this is an item that you can use only once. It permanently increases the catch rate of your balls on your character. You will obtain this item for catching 600 Pokémon and reaching level 350 on your character.
* Catch Charm (HELD) it is an item that you can obtain in the game from bosses, boxes, lotteries, and dice. The item combines with the golden lucky clover and increases the catch rate of your balls.
* Pitcher Gloves (HELD) it can be obtained in the same way as the item mentioned above. Very useful and inexpensive, as it can save you a lot of time. The held item will ensure that the extra rate is active when throwing balls at 90% instead of 100%—only for very rare Pokémon.
* Finally, I left you with boosters in the form of cookies and tickets; there are so many that I will give you a link to the entire list: http://en.padventures.info/Boosters

==Notable Pokémons==
Many Pokémons and spawns that I will describe will require you to complete this quest: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola. 
It is required because it allows teleportation in the Alola region, and without it, you won't be able to catch some of the Pokémon that I recommend to you. 
 
I will try to recommend at least 3 Pokémon from each type. I considered both the difficulty of catching them and their strength. For each Pokémon that is worth noting, I will explain its use in more detail. 
 
* To check what abilities a Pokémon has, you need to click CTRL + right mouse button on the Poké Ball containing the Pokémon, and information about it will be displayed in the server log. 
[[file:pp38.png]] 
 
You can check how abilities work in the Pokédex or on the website: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/abilities 
===Ice===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Rock, Fire, Steel pokemons. 
* Snorunt [Male], Glalie [ability Moody] (rare catch) 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode] 
 
You can find both Pokémon at the same respawn. Few Pokémon are easy to obtain while also meeting the criteria of a complete Pokémon. These Pokémon might appeal to you enough to stay with you for the duration of your game. 
 
[[file:pp39.png]] 
 
* Vanillite, Vanillish, Vanilluxe [ability Weak Armor] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp40.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Glaceon [ability Snow Cloak] (rare, v rare catch). 
Eevee it has several recommended evolutions. You can find more information about it in the description of NORMAL Pokémons. 
In the link I will provide you, you will find the method to obtain Glaceon: http://en.padventures.info/Below_Zero_Quest 
 
===Fire===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Rock, Water pokemons. 
* Cyndaquil, Quilava, Typhlosion [ability blaze] (medium, rare, very rare catch) 
* Litleo, Pyroar [ability Moxie] (rare catch) 
 
Typhlosion is one of the best fire type pokemon in the game. 
 
Pyroar one of its passive abilities is Moxie, which increases its damage by 130% for each defeated Pokémon, granting it an additional 2% damage. This Pokémon performs well on many respawns, where you don't need to switch Pokémon. 
[[file:pp41.png]] 
 
* Tepig, Pignite, Emboar [ability Reckless] (rare, v rare catch) 
Pokémon from the Unova region can only be found at this respawn. To have the ability to catch them, we need the '''Frond Island Ticket''' which we can sometimes receive from daily logins, events, mini-events, donation gifts, or purchase from another player. The Pokémon also requires TM to be effective. 
[[file:pp42.png]] 
 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode]. 
Is the fire/ice pokemon i personally gave him fire tms 
 
===Water===
What to hunt them with? Grass, Electric pokemons. 
* Krabby, Kingler (normal, rare catch) 
Surprisingly, this is one of the best Water Pokémon that will be useful to you throughout your gameplay. This is because, with the daily premium login, you receive tokens that can be exchanged for Mega/Giga Pokémon, and Kingler is one of those Pokémon. The Pokémon itself is also strong right from the start, possessing many area skills and protection. There are two ways to obtain it: one is from the respawn on the map I will provide you, and the other is by using a fishing rod, for which we need bait, as I described earlier in the guide. 
[[file:pp43.png]] 
 
* Finizen (Female) [ability reckless] (rare catch) 
* Magikarp, Gyarados [ability Moxie] (easy, rare catch) 
 
You can catch Magikarp with a fishing rod, but it is a very difficult Pokémon to level up. However, you can catch Gyarados at the same respawn as Finizen. I will explain how to quickly and easily level up Pokémon like Magikarp later in the guide. 
 
Finizen is another Pokémon with a large number of AoE skills and also has the best ability in the game (Reckless), which increases the damage of each skill by 15%. The gender of this Pokémon affects its evolution, so you must catch the female version. Once you reach there, an NPC will be in your way. What exactly you need to do is described here:http://en.padventures.info/Private_Islands 
[[file:pp44.png]] 
 
* Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise [ability Torrent] 
This is an especially strong Pokémon for bosses. You can catch it with a great rod using the appropriate bait or find it on the map below. 
[[file:pp45.png]] 
 
===Grass===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice pokemons. 
* Oddish, Gloom, Bellossom, Vileplume (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Sunkern, Sunflora (medium, rare catch) 
 
Oddish and Gloom You can find them everywhere, and the evolution stone for Vileplume costs just a few coins, it's different for Bello and Sunflora. 
 
I will show you the respawn point where you can find both Bellossom and Sunflora in one place. 
[[file:pp46.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Leafeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Just like Glaceon, Leafon can be obtained in the same place. 
http://en.padventures.info/Botanics_Studies_Quest 
 
===Rock===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Ground, Water, Grass pokemons. 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon (medium, rare catch) 
* Geodude, Graveler, Golem (normal, rare catch) 
 
Rhydon is one of the best rock type pokemons in the game. 
Golem is just good and easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp47.png]] 
 
* Hisuian Growlithe [ability intimidate] (rare catch) 
 
Very good pokemon with a lot of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
===Ground===
What to hunt them with? Water, Grass, Ice pokemons. 
* Sandshrew, Sandslash (normal, rare catch) 
* Cubone, Marowak (normal, rare catch) 
 
Good pokemons at the beginning they have cloned version, which is better and I will explain what cloned Pokémons are at the very end. 
[[file:pp49.png]] 
 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon, Rhyperior [ability reckless] (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
One of the best Ground Pokémon unfortunately requires an evolution item (Protector, which can be obtained by exchanging daily points). The map for its pre-evolution is provided in the Rock Pokémon section. 
 
* Phanpy, Donphan (medium, rare catch) 
A pretty good and very easy Pokémon to obtain. 
[[file:pp50.png]] 
 
Sandile, Krokorok, Krookodile [ability moxie] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that can be useful because of its ability. 
[[file:pp51.png]] 
 

===Dark===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Bug, Fairy pokemons. 
* Poochyena, Mightyena [ability Moxie] (Medium, rare catch) 
 
This is a Pokémon that many players leveled up dozens of levels due to its ability and the location where it can be trained. In the later part of the guide, I will dedicate more attention to this Pokémon. 
[[file:pp52.png]] 
 
* Alolan Rattata, Alolan Raticate [ability Hustle] (easy, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that is worth recommending. 
[[file:pp53.png]] 
 
* Litten, Litten, Incineroar (rare, v rare catch) 
There are two ways to obtain it: one is from a quest (I recommend choosing this option), or from the respawn shown in the screenshot below: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
* Galarian Zigzagoon, Galarian Linoone, Obstagoon [ability Reckless] (medium, rare catch) 
This is definitely one of the best Pokémon that I personally use against bosses. 
[[file:pp55.png]] 
 

===Fairy===
What to hunt them with? Poison, Steel pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
Mr. Mime is one of the better support Pokémon in the game. It has healing and teleportation abilities, and to show its full power, it needs tms. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Sylveon [ability Pixilate] 
A very good Pokémon that we can obtain after completing a quest: http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
Tickets can be obtained in the game from boxes, events, mini-events, daily logins, donation gift boxes, and from players on the market. 
 
* Togepi, Togetic, Togekiss [ability Hustle] (rare, v rare catch) 
This is the best support Pokémon in the game, and you'll encounter many players with this Pokémon because it offers the ability to fly, teleport, and heal characters all in one. With the right TMs, this Pokémon is also effective in respawns where a Fairy-type Pokémon is needed. There are two ways to obtain this Pokémon. The first is at the casino, where an NPC will give you Togepi for a certain number of tokens. Pokémon from the casino offer a catch rate, but there's also the option to catch it at a respawn that is not very large. 
[[file:pp57.png]] 
 
* Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff [ability Pixilate] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to obtain must have Pixilate. 
[[file:pp58.png]] 
 

===Electric===
What to hunt them with? Ground pokemons. 
Pikachu (rare catch) 
Hisuian Voltorb, Hisuian Electrode [ability Aftermath] (rare catch) 
Voltorb, Electrode [ability Aftermath] (normal, rare catch) 
Pikachu, Alolan Raichu (rare catch) 
 
Yes, it’s no joke Pikachu is a very good Pokémon, and you can play with it without evolving. 
 
Hisuian Electrode tt is a very good Pokémon that will not disappoint you. 
 
Alolan Raichu It is a Pokémon that, with the right held item, has Fly, Teleport, and healing. It can be obtained by evolving Pikachu at level 60 in the Alola region, for example, in Hau'oli, using a Thunder Stone. 
[[file:pp59.png]] 
 
Helioptile, Heliolisk [ability Dry Skin] (rare, v rare catch) 
It is one of the best Electric-type Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, you will only find one on the entire respawn. 
[[file:pp60.png]] 
 

===Poison===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Psychic pokemons. 
* Trubbish, Garbodor (rare catch) 
One of the best poison type pokemon. 
[[file:pp61.png]] 
 
* Venonat, Venomoth [ability Wonder Skin] (medium, rare catch) 
* Koffing, Weezing (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp62.png]] 
 
* Skorupi, Drapion [ability sniper] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp63.png]] 
 
===Bug===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Rock, Fire pokemons. 
* Caterpie, Metapod, Butterfree (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Mothim with ability [Tinted Lens] 
 
Caterpie and metapod you can find a large number above Viridian. Butterfree itself is a good Pokémon and has a Giga version, which you will obtain sooner or later from daily login, so it's worth pursuing. 
As for Mothim, it has a lot of AoE skills and a good ability. A better respawn point than the one in the screenshot is probably Heahea, behind the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp64.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
 
The best Pokémon in the game for fishing. It has two large respawns. It can only be obtained through evolution. The reason why two Ninacadas are required is explained here: http://en.padventures.info/Shedinja 
[[file:pp65.png]] 
 
* Ledyba, Ledian [ability Swarm] 
Easy to catch with big number of aoes. 
[[file:pp66.png]] 
 
===Fighting===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Psychic, Fairy pokemons. 
Hitmonlee [ability reckless] (very rare catch) 
Hitmonchan (very rare catch) 
Machop, Machoke, Machamp [ability no guard](normal, rare catch) 

All pokemons can be obtained from that quest: http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride 
Unfortunately, what I recommend depends on your luck. If fortune smiles upon you, you'll get Lee, who is the best fight Pokémon in the game. I will show you on the map where you can catch Machamp. 
[[file:pp67.png]] 
 
* Clobbopus, Grapploct [ability reckless] (rare, very rare catch) 
The second best fight Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, there are only 2 on the entire map, but they are easily accessible. 
[[file:pp68.png]] 
 
* Hariyama (rare catch) 
[[file:pp69.png]] 
 
===Ghost===
What to hunt them with? Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Hisuian Zorua (rare catch) 
One of the best ghost Pokémon. The only problem is that it can be caught on Cute Island, so you will need a Cute Ticket. I will give you a link where everything is explained in detail: 
http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
 
* Gastly, Haunter, Gengar (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
Easy pokemon to catch with a big number of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp70.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
As I mentioned earlier, Shedinja is the best Pokémon for fishing, but it also performs very well as a ghost Pokémon. 
 
* Golett, Golurk [ability no guard] (rare catch) 
A cool Pokémon that isn't too difficult to catch. The only problem is that we need '''Frond Island Ticket''', in order to catch him. 
[[file:pp71.png]] 
 
===Steel===
What to hunt them with? Fire, Fighting, Ground pokemons. 
* Rookidee,Corvisquire, Corviknight [ability Reckless] (rare catch) 
One of the best Steel Pokémon in the game, and also very easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp72.png]] 
 
* Cufant, Copperajah [rare, v rare catch] 
A very good Steel Pokémon with a lot of AoE skills. It also has a Giga version that you will have the opportunity to obtain for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp73.png]] 
 
* Scyther, Scizor [ability technician] (rare, v rare catch) 
Scyther can be caught in the safari; it is not an easy Pokémon to catch, which is confirmed by its market price. 
[[file:pp74.png]] 
 

===Flying===
What to hunt them with? Rock, Electro, Ice pokemons. 
* Rufflet [ability twinted lens] (medium catch) 
A very cool and easy Pokémon to catch with a great ability. 
[[file:pp75.png]] 
 
* Starly [ability reckless] (medium catch) 
[[file:pp76.png]] 
 
* Hoothoot, Noctowl [ability Tinted Lens] (medium, rare)
[[file:pp77.png]] 
 
===Psychic===
What to hunt them with? Bug, Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
One of the better supports in the game, it can be built in two ways: full fairy or full psychic, depending on the TMs we equip it with. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Natu, Xatu (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp78.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Espeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Possible to obtain from this quest: http://en.padventures.info/Happiness_Island 
 
===Dragon===
What to hunt them with? Fairy, Ice, Dragon pokemons. 
* Bagon, Shelgon, Salamence [ability Moxie] (rare, v rare catch) 
* Axew, Fraxure, Haxorus (rare, v rare catch) 
* Dratini, Dragonair (rare catch) 
I don't want to lie to you, dragons aren't that great because they don't have exceptionally high damage. The only dragon worth mentioning is Salamence. You can easily skip them, as they are not easy to catch. 
[[file:pp79.png]] 
 

===Normal===
What to hunt them with? Fighting pokemons. 
* Eevee (rare catch) 
Will be needed for a lot of evolutions. 
[[file:pp80.png]] 
 
* Buneary / Lopunny (rare catch) 
You will need it for the mega stone, which you will receive for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp81.png]] 
 
* Furret [ability limber] (rare catch) 
In reality, I'm kind of forcing these recommendations on you, because no one plays with normal Pokémon, and that’s because normal types hit everything x1. 
[[file:pp82.png]] 
 
Many of the Pokémon I recommended have better cloned versions. How do they differ? They have higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. You can find everything explained in more detail in the links below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 
Some Pokémon also have shiny versions. They have higher damage / more health and possess three different skills. 
You can encounter them in the same locations as normal Pokémon, but this does not apply to all shiny Pokémon.
 

==Hunting Spots==
We decided to place this section on a different page, which will be developed as long as players are willing to help. 
Link: http://en.padventures.info/Hunting_spots 

==How to earn money?==
The best way for new players to earn money is through missions, I will outline them in more detail later in the guide. Here, I will describe alternative ways to earn money. It’s important to understand the currencies related to earning in this game. You will really only be interested in two currencies, as the rest are worthless. Also, remember to check the prices of items on the market yourself. 
 
100 hundred dollars is 0.1k 
[[file:pp110.png]] to [[file:pp111.png]] 
 
10 ten thousand dollar is 1k (blue money). 
[[file:pp112.png]] 
 
100 ten thousand dollar is 10k 
[[file:pp113.png]] 
 
* Daily login is the easiest way to earn in the game, as you just need to log in every day. Just type in '''''!join_daily'''''

* Daily tasks http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task it's only worth it after level 85.

* Harvest liechi berry one of that berry you can sell for 3-5k ea. More information about berries: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
[[file:pp114.png]] 
 

* Mining powders are needed not only for quests but also for teleporting to respawns for higher-level players. Rainbow powders are also required for achievements, which is why their price is the highest. Two recommended mining locations without Pokémon are one in Fuchsia under the post office and the other in Lavender on the way to the elemental quest.

* Mini events, If you want detailed information about them, you need to join the Discord server where the schedule of mini events is posted: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V

* Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ Battle passes are periodic, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. It's an expensive activity, but it pays off multiple times over.

* Catching Scyther in the Fuchsia safari is very expensive because people need it for achievements or just for playing.

* Catching Ninacada is an easy-to-sell Pokémon for a lot of money, but it is quite difficult to catch.

* Looting amulet coin this is definitely one of the better ways to earn money, but it also tests your luck; there are people who have spent a month on this. The Amulet Coin (held item) drops from Meowth and Persian.

* In general, you can catch Pokémon and sell them to NPC Santiago in Celadon. However, you should be aware that not every Pokémon can be sold. You can sell them in Celadon Mall, which is located to the left of the Pokémon Center.
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon

* Not all Dark types will be bought by players, but unwanted Dark types can be sold to NPC Edward at the casino located in Celadon.

* Eggs are a good way to earn money and generate passive income. An egg is needed for the battle pass, and a mix task costs 1 diamond, so we can safely assume that one egg is worth 1, or maybe even 2 diamonds. I recommend Charmander eggs, as you will need them for a quest. I will give you a link that explains this system in detail. http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Eggs

* You can find all the achievements in the link that I will provide. http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf I will tell you about two fairly easy achievements, the rewards for which will allow you to purchase a premium account. These are achievements 35/36, after defeating all trainers in Kanto/Johto, you will receive yellow boxes.

* Catching cloned Pokémon is one of the best ways to earn money in the game, and their price is due to the fact that you can access the island with them once every 7 days for 48 hours using a ticket. Cloned Pokémon are a stronger version of regular ones, having higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. On this island, it's better to have a level of 120 or higher, as people tend to kill steal there. You will find more details about this island in the links below.br>
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 

* Catching shiny Pokémon is definitely the best way to make money in the game, although it depends on the Pokémon you are trying to catch. Not all Pokémon in the game have a shiny version; those that do can be checked in the Pokédex. It's best to catch shiny Pokémon during events when their respawn rate is increased, as otherwise, you will just waste time. At lower levels, the best Pokémon to catch are shiny Sunflora and shiny Bellossom; both are considered the best Grass-type Pokémon in the game. They have a large number of respawns, making it possible for even new players to catch them. In the link below, you will find a list of all shiny Pokémon. 
http://en.padventures.info/List_of_Pokemons 

* In the game, there are TM tasks. I haven’t done many of them myself, but you might enjoy them. 
http://en.padventures.info/TM_Task 

* Farming tokens in the casino on the machines and exchanging them for Togepi. In the casino, you can exchange tokens for Pokémon, and Togepi is needed for a quest and also has an evolution into one of the best support Pokémon in the game. You can easily sell such a Togepi for 10 diamonds. At the NPC in the casino, set your JACKPOT to 20; this way, you'll fill up the JACKPOT faster and also earn more tokens while playing. Remember to use the command !chips and make sure to keep your token count at 15k, as you can only buy tokens up to that amount; above that, you'll need to earn them by playing on the machines. It's also worth noting that 1,000 tokens cost 100 HD (0.1k). Play on the machines only when you have those 10k. 
http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 

* The last method that comes to mind is donating. This is definitely the easiest way to earn money. During an event, you always receive 50% more points and something extra. Read the news in the game and on the main game page, there you will find all the information about any ongoing promotions and what additional items you can receive when purchasing diamonds. Often when you buy 30 points (base), you will also receive additional lottery tickets or mystery boxes, which significantly exceed the value of the diamonds you purchase.
 

==Missions==
As I mentioned earlier, missions are the best way for a new player to earn money. I will give you links to the missions that are worth doing, and even necessary to complete. I'll only provide the missions that will have a financial impact, and I will organize them according to the required level to complete them, from the lowest level up to 160. You can check the rest of the missions yourselves in the link below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Missions 
 

* http://en.padventures.info/Food_Improvement Required level: 30 Reward: 100 rocket balli - In the premium shop, you can buy 100 rocket balls for 3 diamonds, making it one of the best items for trading because its price depends on the current price of diamonds. You can ask other players for items needed for missions.

* http://en.padventures.info/Rocket's_Hideout Required level: 40 Reward: Kanto box 2 and Rocket outfit. It's worth doing this mission, it's very easy, and you can get the items for it from someone without any problem.

* http://en.padventures.info/Breeding_Master_Elm! Required level: 40 Reward: Johto Box 2. In completing this mission, the egg will be an obstacle, which you will need to either buy or make yourself. I explained earlier how to obtain the egg.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ice_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM90 Icicle Spear. You just need to click on the chest. Rare candy is another valuable item worth your attention. It is needed for achievements and the battle pass, and the wealthier and lazier players use it for leveling up their Pokémon. One rare candy sometimes costs as much as 1 diamond. Unfortunately, TMs are only good for selling to NPCs.

* http://en.padventures.info/Training_ground_cinnabar Required level: (26-50 At a higher level, you won't be able to complete this mission) Reward: Rare candy

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_2_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: Hoenn Box 2. A Nincada can drop from the Hoenn box, which is why this box has the highest price among the three mentioned.

* http://en.padventures.info/The_Pokemon_Paradox Required level: 50 Reward: Rare candy, Golden Pokemon Egg (you can exchange it for 500 rocket balls). This is the most important mission among those mentioned above. After completing this mission, you won't have any trouble buying diamonds for a premium account. That's why it's worth holding onto the premium ticket, which you get at level 50, just to be able to complete this mission. '''WARNING: READ THE GUIDE CAREFULLY TO AVOID DESTROYING THE CHEST THAT CONTAINS THE GOLDEN EGG.'''

* http://en.padventures.info/Medicham_toy_Quest Required level: 55 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Oak's_Missions Required level: 60 Reward: Kanto Box 3, 2 Rare candy. Very easy mission with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm19_quest Required level: 80 Reward: TM019 Giga Drain, TM183 Leaf Tornado. Another very easy mission for leaf tornado you can easily buy premium. The only downside is that someone will have to open the lever for you.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ghost_ship Required level: 80 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Treasure_hideout Required level: 80 Reward: 2 Rare candy, TM case 3. An easy mission, the only downside is that you need someone for the lever.

* http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride Required level: 80 Reward: Randomly Machamp 60lvl, Hitmonchan 50lvl or Hitmonlee 50lvl. If you're lucky, you'll get Lee, who is the best Fighting-type Pokémon, so it's worth completing this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Team_Rocket's_new_plan Required level: 80 Reward: 100 Rocket ball, 3 Rare candy, Johto box 3. A very good reward, and despite the item requirements, it's worth spending time to complete this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Mandarin_mountains Required level: 85 Reward: 2 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_3_Quest Required level: 90 Reward: Hoenn box 3

* http://en.padventures.info/Quest_of_the_Elements Required level: 100 Reward: The ability to train Pokémon up to level 130 and use them.

* http://en.padventures.info/Master_Rod_Quest Required level: 100 and ultra rod Reward: Master Rod, Random Held Box. This mission can be completed at level 100, but it's unlikely that anyone has done it at that level. It's better to think about it at level 140 or higher. The reward is the best fishing rod in the game and a held box, the value of which you will understand by the time you're ready for this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Cliff_Edge Required level: 100 Reward: TM23 Meteor Mash, 3 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Missing_Software Required level: 100 Reward: Upgrade, 4 Rare candy. Very easy mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm33_quest Required level: 130 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM33 Reflect. A very easy mission, you just need to navigate the maze and click on the chest. Reflect is one of the most expensive TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/PAnnihilator Required level: 130 Reward: TM48 Shadow Storm, 3 Rare candy. Another mission that requires a bit of help and cooperation from us. TM Shadow Storm is one of the most sought-after TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Arena Required level: 50-130 Reward: 6 Rare candy, Mewtwo's Island ticket, TM08 Lava Plume. Fast and easy arena with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/PApoi_Quest Required level: 140 Reward: PApoi box, 5 Rare candy, Access to new respawns. There's no reason to wait to complete this mission. The Papoi box is a very expensive item, but it's not the box that is most important; rather, it's the access to new respawns that will make it easier for you to complete many tasks in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Elite_Four Required level: ~140 Reward: 5 rare candy and one of the flutes of your choice.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Palace#Stone_Room Required level: 150 Reward: On the left side - 15 ten thousand dollars, TM case 2, access to new respawns. It's worth completing this mission because it's very easy, you just need help from other players to open the gate. This mission will help you unlock respawns with Pokémon that you will often encounter in daily tasks.

* http://en.padventures.info/PA_The_Inquisition_Quest Required level: 160 Reward: INQ Box, Outfit, Access to respawns. I advise you to complete these tasks as quickly as possible because it can be very difficult to gather enough players for this mission. Many of the best respawns with Pokémon in daily tasks can be found right here, so there's no reason to wait. The box itself is also very valuable.

==Helds/TMs==
===Helds===
Prices change dynamically, so I won't provide you with prices for held items and TMs because it's not useful. It's best to check the market for buy/sell prices, and if you don't find anything there, you can ask in the chat what each item costs. I've listed the held items that have some value. There is no possibility of selling held items to NPCs, but you can sell TMs to NPCs. 
 
* What each held item does is described here:
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems

* All held items that passively increase a Pokémon's DMG by 10% have varying values. I have listed only those that can be sold relatively easily at a good price.

Ability Urge <== Worth having. 
Aconitum <== Worth having 
Air Balloon <== Worth having 
Amulet Coin <== The most important held 
Assault Vest <== Worth having 
Bersersk Glove <== Worth having 
Big Shrimp Bait <== Worth having 
Black Belt <== Best held for fighting type pokemons 
Black Sludge <== Worth having 
Casteliacone 
Catch Charm <== Worth having 
Comet Shard <== Worth having 
Cooldown Urge <== Worth having 
Diamond Shard <== Worth having 
Digging Tool <== Worth having 
Dire Hit 
Emergency Exit <== Worth having 
Fiery Trap <== Useful for battle pass 
Fire Orb <== Worth having 
Focus Band 
Focus Sash <== Worth having 
Grip Claw 
Heavy-duty Boots 
James Bait <== Worth having 
Life Orb <== Worth having 
Lucky Egg <== Worth having 
Lucky Reborn <== Worth having 
Lustrous Orb <== Worth having 
Meowth Bait <== Worth having 
Mining Tool <== Worth having 
Pixie dust 
Professional Pitcher Gloves <== Worth having 
Protective Layer 
Reflective Layer 
Roto Exp.Points <== Worth having 
Roto Harvest <== Worth having 
Roto Mining <== Worth having 
Sandy Incense <== Useful for battle pass 
Scope Lens 
Shiny Charm <== Worth having 
Silver Nanab Berry <== Worth having 
Smart Candy <== Worth having 
Sprinklotad <== Worth having 
Sticky Barb <== Worth having 
Sweet Honey <== Worth having 
Twin Charm <== Worth having 
Wide Lens 
Zoom Lens 
 

===TMs===
* If you're interested in more detailed information about a specific TM, you can find it here: http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_tm
In the Celadon Casino, you will find NPCs related to TMs. 
'''NPC Edward:''' is located on the first floor. You can sell TMs to him, but he also serves many other functions. 
* Option (forget) will allow you to remove a TM for free (it will disappear after removal).
* Option (order) will allow you to set the order of TMs in a Pokémon if you feel the need to do so.
* Option (addon) will allow you to remode addon from a pokemon.
* Option (Extract) will allow you to recover a TM for free from a Pokémon if that Pokémon receives a rebalance in the moveset of your TM.
'''NPC Sheeptoos:''' gives you the option to take on tasks for TMs. 
'''NPC Eduardo:''' Here you can recover TMs for HD. The price is x2, x3 or x4 of the price at NPC and the conversion rate depends on the TM 
 
[[file:pp115.png]] 
 
'''NPC''' – These are TMs that 95% of the time, no one will buy. I leave that 5% for the possibility that someone might want to complete achievements, but the profit will still be minimal. (There is also a minimal chance that one of these TMs will get a rework in the future and become usable). 
'''Maybe someone will buy it/NPC''' – Here, the situation is a bit different. There is a chance that you will sell these TMs for a profit of 1 to 10k, but there is also a chance that no one will buy them. You can list something for a few k more than what NPCs offer, and after some time, if no one buys it, sell it to the NPC. 
'''Someone will buy it''' – Here, some TMs are easier to sell than others, but you won't be making any incredible profits from this either. 
'''Someone will buy it at a good price''' – For each of these TMs, you can buy at least a premium account (dacc). 
 
Here's the list of TMs: 
TM001 Sheer Cold - npc 
TM002 Dragon Claw - npc 
TM003 Water Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM004 Psycho Cut - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM005 Roar - npc 
TM006 Toxic - npc (needed for mission) 
TM007 Draco Meteor - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM008 Lava Plume - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM009 Bullet Seed - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM010 Rock Blast - npc 
TM011 Pursuit - npc 
TM012 Bug Buzz - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM013 Ice Beam - npc 
TM014 Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM015 Hyper Beam - npc 
TM016 Ancient Power - npc 
TM017 Doom Desire - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM018 Rain Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM019 Giga Drain - npc 
TM020 Frenzy Plant - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM021 Fly Attack - npc 
TM022 Solar Beam - npc 
TM023 Meteor Mash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM024 Thunder Bolt - npc 
TM025 Thunder - npc 
TM026 Earthquake - someone will buy it 
TM027 Dark Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM028 X-Scissor - npc 
TM029 Psychic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM030 Shadow Ball - npc 
TM031 Brick Break - someone will buy it 
TM032 Tri Attack - npc 
TM033 Reflect - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM034 Bulldoze - npc 
TM035 Flamethrower - npc 
TM036 Sludge Rain - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM037 Sandstorm - someone will buy it 
TM038 Fire Blast - npc (needed for mission) 
TM039 Discharge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM040 Aerial Ace - npc 
TM041 Sky Uppercut maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM042 Crunch - npc 
TM043 Dragon Pulse - npc 
TM044 Fissure - someone will buy it 
TM045 Attract - npc 
TM046 Hydropump - someone will buy it 
TM047 Steel Wing - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM048 Shadow Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM049 Beat Up - someone will buy it 
TM050 Overheat - npc 
TM051 Icebreaker - npc 
TM052 Aqua Jet - npc 
TM053 Power Split - npc 
TM054 Super Power - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM055 Rock smash - someone will buy it 
TM056 Sky Attack - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM057 Tornado - someone will buy it 
TM058 Shadow Blast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM059 Venom Blast - someone will buy it 
TM060 Poison Gas - someone will buy it 
TM061 Gunk Shot - npc 
TM062 Mud Bomb - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM063 Rock Slide - npc 
TM064 Struggle Bug - npc 
TM065 Infestation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM066 Parabolic Charge - npc (needed for mission) 
TM067 Wild Charge - npc 
TM068 Dragon Rush - npc 
TM069 Petal Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM070 Flash Cannon - npc 
TM071 Double Team - npc 
TM072 Dizzy Punch - npc 
TM073 Feint - someone will buy it 
TM074 Falling Rocks - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM075 Ice Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM076 Last Resort - npc 
TM077 Venom Storm - someone will buy it 
TM078 Eruption - someone will buy it 
TM079 Metal Burst - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM080 Whirlpool - someone will buy it (needed for mission) 
TM081 Dragon Wave - npc 
TM082 Nuzzle -npc 
TM083 Grassy Terrain - maybe someone will buy it 
TM084 Moon Blast - npc 
TM085 Night Daze - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM086 Fake Tears - npc 
TM087 Poison Jab - npc 
TM088 Air Shot - npc 
TM089 Mud - npc 
TM090 Icicle Spear - npc 
TM091 Dazzling Gleam - someone will buy it 
TM092 Play Rough - npc 
TM093 Rock Polish - npc 
TM094 Disarming Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM095 Pound - npc 
TM096 Stored Power - npc 
TM097 Metal Sound - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM098 Baby-Doll Eyes -npc 
TM099 Quiver Dance - someone will buy it 
TM100 Fairy Wind - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM101 Epicenter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM102 Psyblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM103 Reversal - someone will buy it 
TM104 Blast Burner - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM105 Circular Explosion - someone will buy it 
TM106 Boomburst - someone will buy it 
TM107 Chip Away - npc 
TM108 Echoed Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM109 Play Nice - npc 
TM110 Sleep Talk - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM111 Fire Pledge - npc 
TM112 Flame Blitz - someone will buy it 
TM113 Force Palm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM114 Bulk Up - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM115 Brine - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM116 Liquidation - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM117 Surf - npc 
TM118 Tsunami - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM119 Air Pressure - someone will buy it 
TM120 Hurricane - someone will buy it 
TM121 Fascade - npc 
TM122 Grass Whistle - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM123 Magical leaf - someone will buy it 
TM124 Power Whip - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM125 Venoshock - someone will buy it 
TM126 Venom Drench - npc 
TM127 Electric Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM128 Eerie Impulse - someone will buy it 
TM129 Electro Blast - someone will buy it 
TM130 Magnitude - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM131 Thousand Arrows - npc 
TM132 Psychic Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM133 Synchronoise - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM134 Rock Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM135 Rock Power - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM136 Aurora Veil - npc 
TM137 Ice Shards - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM138 Aurora Sphere - npc 
TM139 Lunge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM140 Rage Powder - npc 
TM141 U Turn - npc 
TM142 Clanging Scales - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM143 Dragon Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM144 Draco Pulse - npc 
TM145 Twister - someone will buy it 
TM146 Ominous Wind - npc 
TM147 Curse Pledge - someone will buy it 
TM148 Grudge - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM149 Shadow Claw - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM150 Snarl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM151 Brutal Swing - npc 
TM152 Magnetic Shock - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM153 Gear Grind - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM154 Smart Strike - npc 
TM155 Misty Terrain - someone will buy it 
TM156 Fairy Blade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM157 Defog - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM158 Water Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM159 Wonder Room - someone will buy it 
TM160 Mud Sport - npc 
TM161 Magma Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM162 Tectonic Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM163 Fury Swipes - someone will buy it 
TM164 Steamroller - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM165 Mist - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM166 Dragon Cry - someone will buy it 
TM167 Burn Up - npc 
TM168 Dream Catcher - someone will buy it 
TM169 Fairy Dreams - someone will buy it 
TM170 Ghost Drive - npc 
TM171 Spiritual Storm - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM172 Grass Knot - someone will buy it 
TM173 Geomancy - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM174 Shift Gear - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM175 Light of Ruin - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM176 Natural Gift - someone will buy it 
TM177 Selfdestruction - someone will buy it 
TM178 Final Gambit - someone will buy it 
TM179 Embargo - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM180 Sizzly Slide - someone will buy it 
TM181 Spin Out - maybe someone will buy it 
TM182 Leaf Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM183 Leaf Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM184 Spite - npc 
TM185 Stone Edge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM186 Close Combat - npc 
TM187 Sky Drop - npc 
TM188 Flame Charge - npc 
TM189 Metallic Noise - someone will buy it 
TM190 Freeze Dry - someone will buy it 
TM191 Electric Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM192 Trick Room - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM193 Foul Play - someone will buy it 
TM194 Mean Look - someone will buy it 
TM195 Lava Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM196 Brave Bird - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM197 Selfheal - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM198 Toxic Drop - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM199 Metronome - npc 
TM200 Mimic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM201 Submission - someone will buy it 
TM202 Fling - someone will buy it 
TM203 Flutterby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM204 Toxication - someone will buy it 
TM205 Entrainment - npc 
TM206 Lightning Storm - someone will buy it 
TM207 Airstream - someone will buy it 
TM208 Twinkle Star - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM209 Dragon Lullaby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM210 Chi Strike - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM211 Smack Down - npc 
TM212 Quicksand - someone will buy it 
TM213 Electrify - someone will buy it 
TM214 Stone Crash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM215 Light Screen - someone will buy it 
TM216 Metallic Rush - someone will buy it 
TM217 Triple Axel - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM218 Corrosive Gas - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM219 Eagle Fury - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM220 Sand Force - someone will buy it 
TM221 Lash Out - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM222 Imprison - someone will buy it 
TM223 Night Shade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM224 Overgrowth - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM225 Meteor Beam - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM226 Scorching Sands - someone will buy it 
TM227 Deadly Scythes - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM228 Fiery Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price (the most expensive tm in the game) 
TM229 Muddy Water - npc 
TM230 Outrage - someone will buy it 
TM231 Aqua Blast - npc 
TM232 Water Swirl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM233 Volt Rush - someone will buy it 
TM234 Fairy Pillar - someone will buy it 
TM235 Steelsurge - someone will buy it 
TM236 Toxic Cloud - someone will buy it 
TM237 Psycho Burst - someone will buy it 
TM238 Terrain Strike - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM239 Glacial Impale - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM240 X-Cutter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM241 Endless Nightmare - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM242 Sleeping Powder - someone will buy it 
TM243 Brutal Beatdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM244 Stone Axe - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM245 Ghastly Devastation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM246 Mountain Gale - someone will buy it 
TM247 Shadow Fury - someone will buy it 
TM248 Bloom Doom - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM249 Sandblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM250 Wind Rage - someone will buy it 
TM251 10mil Thunder Bolt - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM252 Toxic Torrent - someone will buy it 
TM253 Upper Hand - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM254 Pyro Pulse - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM255 Telekinetic Thrust - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM256 Draco Comet - someone will buy it 
TM257 Continental Crash - someone will buy it 
TM258 Dark Matter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM259 Meltdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM260 Aqua Cut - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM261 Spirit Break - Someone will buy it at a good price

Beginner's Guide

2025-05-18T11:43:27Z

Sqnik: /* Settings and Interface */

==Introduction==
At the very beginning, if you're watching this guide before logging into the game and have the question, "Why does my game client keep restarting?". The answer is simple: unfortunately, the client restarts with every new rev it downloads, so it depends on your luck whether the administration has updated the download to the latest rev.

===Choosing Pokemon===
[[file:pp02.png|left]] In response to the question of which Pokémon are best to start with, let me show and explain the ones I chose in the screenshot. Only one of the Pokémon is worth paying attention to; the rest can be interchangeable. The most important and best Pokémon you can play with until the end of your gameplay is Snorut, and it must be a MALE Snorut, as different genders of this Pokémon lead to completely different evolutions. It’s also best if this Snorut has the ability Moody. What are abilities? They are passive skills that every Pokémon has. Some have only 1 option, while others have up to 3. The next two Pokémon aren’t as important, but I’ll explain why they are worth choosing. In the game, you can heal your character with the help of a Pokémon, which is why I chose Clefairy. Next is Natu, which has the ability to teleport in the game. To use teleport, you need Dacc (premium) and the appropriate Pokémon. Once you have everything, with the Pokémon active, type "t [city name]" and you’ll teleport to your desired location. The cooldown for teleport is 5 minutes. Another advantage of Natu is its evolution, which will allow you to fly on it. Aside from Snorut, the other Pokémon aren’t that important because you can catch their substitutes. At the very beginning, Charmander and Squirtle also work well. 
* It's worth knowing that every new account in the game receives 7 days of a premium account (DACC) at the start. At level 50, you'll receive a premium ticket, which allows you to complete the Paradox Quest. This quest enables you to purchase 30 days of premium without spending money on the game.
* I leave the choice of server up to you, but I personally recommend Diamond because 3-4 times more players play there, with the only difference being that the rates are lower than on Platinum. 
 

===PokeCenter===
[[file:pp03.png]] 
Practically every Pokémon Center looks the same. 
====Locker/Depo====
[[file:pp04.png|left]]
In locker you can hide your pokemons and items. 
When you open the locker, a window will appear showing 2 lockers:
* In main locker we can store everything from items to Pokémon.
* In market locker pokemons, which we want to put on market or sell to NPC. 
In the locker, you also have a Pokémon search feature when you click the button '''Manage'''. 
You can transfer Pokémon between the regular locker and the market locker.

 

====PVP zone====
[[file:pp05.png|right]]
In '''PVP''' you will find the largest number of players in one place.. 
'''Test room''', which is detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Test_Room. 
'''Special room''', here, with the help of Cleffa Bubble Tea and Wishing Star, you can spawn several shiny Pokémons and Victini. You will obtain Cleffa and Wishing Star from the Battle Pass. 
'''Advertising NPC''', where you can set up a bot that will post your offer in advertising (trade), but only when you are online. 
'''Guilds NPC''', associated with guilds. 
'''Banker NPC''', where you can deposit your money. 
'''Lottery NPC''', where you can participate in a lottery. Information about whether a lottery is active can be found on the game's website. A lottery ticket is usually needed for the lottery, which can be obtained by making a donation, but you can also buy it in-game from another player. Remember that the lottery ticket from donations can only be obtained when it is announced on the homepage. 
 

====Mini event zone====
Mini Event Zone here you can find detailed descriptions of all the mini events: http://en.padventures.info/Mini_Events. 
You might be wondering how to know when mini events are happening. Well, I’ll provide the answer: the calendars for all events in the game are available on the game's Discord server: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V 
 

===NPC Celadon===
In the city of Celadon, you'll find several useful NPCs. I'll mention the ones people most frequently ask about, and I'll also provide you with a link to a map that details all the NPCs in Celadon. 
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon 
* NPC Sr. Eko with him, we can change our city spawn, gender, buy premium (DACC), and lower our Pokémon's level.
* NPC Juanito here we can buy pokeballs, potions, backpacks, bike etc. and sell items.
* NPC Santiago here we can sell our pokemons.
* NPC Amy here we can buy basic outfits here, e.g. Fisher.
* NPC Christian we can buy from him food for example pizza.
* NPC Patrick we can buy from him parcels, letters. (To send a parcel or trade a Pokémon, you need to remove the HELD ITEM from the Pokémon). 

===Remaining introductory information.===
I will write about the questions that you will find later in the guide. 
* How to reduce lag on the server?
* How to avoid client crashes?
* Can I zoom out the screen?
* Where is the market?
* What tasks can I do?
* Where do items drop from Pokémon go?
* Where can I buy bait and upgrade my fishing rod?
* Where can I download the minimap?
* Where can I find addons for Pokémon?
* Which commands should I know and use?
* What are the percentages that appear in my chat while catching a Pokémon?
* How to check a Pokémon's ability?
* Which Pokémon are worth paying attention to at the beginning of the game and where do they respawn?
* How to quickly level up a Pokémon?
* Where and how to level up to level 150?
* How to earn money in the game?
* Which missions are worth doing for profit?
* Is my held item worth anything?
These are not all the questions you will find answers to; I wrote down the most popular ones. 
You will find most of the information in the section discussing the interface and game settings. There, I thoroughly describe each icon and the related systems as comprehensively as possible. 

==Settings and Interface==
===Logging in===
[[file:pp06.png|left]]Before logging into the game, you need to select the appropriate proxy to avoid lag. Check the options and choose the right proxy; I personally recommend USA #2, but you can check all the other options to see which one gives you the least lag, paying attention to which one has a green ping.br>
If you want an additional security option to prevent someone else from logging into your account, you can set up an IP Code (this is done on the website after logging in). It’s important to note that if you set up an IP Code and forget it, you have the option to recover or reset it by following this link: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/recovery 
 

===Chat===
[[file:pp07.png|950px]] 
After logging into the game, a message will appear in the default chat. You might be wondering what it means; I will explain it to you step by step. 
* Boosted Pokémon system. Every 24 hours, you have a random Pokémon with an accelerated respawn time of 1 minute, slightly increased drop rates, and experience points. Each player has a boost for the same Pokémon. 
* The next two systems are currently in development. Once they are fully operational, you will receive a link here with their detailed description. 

===Interface===
Since the game interface is very large, I have taken the liberty of dividing it into separate screenshots, which I will explain one by one. 
Let's start with the bar in the top left corner of the screen. 
[[file:pp08.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 0''': The option to hide the icon bar. 
 

'''Nr. 1''': Game settings, the most important icon at the very beginning of the game. A very important option that we need to disable is the shaders, as they crash the game. 
 
[[file:pp09.png]] 
 

Unchecking the option visible on the screen will make every private message from player X automatically open the private message with them, which is useful while leveling up. 
[[file:pp10.png]] 
 

Here, I recommend selecting OpenGL2, as there is a high chance that other options will crash your game, especially the DirectX9 option (since you may already have DX13, for example). 
If you want to maximize your FPS in the game, disable the vertical sync option, it definitely helps reduce lag. The lower the FPS limit you set in the interface, the more FPS you will achieve in the game.. 
[[file:pp11.png]] 
 

In the last screenshot, three options highlighted by arrows are important. Check them to see the items you equip on your Pokémon, I will explain this in more detail later. The most crucial option is the last arrow, to see all options on the bar, you need to set it to 0. 
[[file:pp12.png]] 
 
As part of the options and settings, I must mention the option to zoom in and out of the screen in the game. You can do this by pressing in the game ('''CTRL–''' and '''CTRL,'''). You can also set the number of side panels by pressing in the game ('''CTRL.''') 
 

The game also allows you to move using WASD, you just need to check the option visible on the screen, which is available in the chat. While you're at it, it's worth typing in the default channel '''!channels''' and select appropriate channels, which will open automatically every time you log back into the game. You also have the command '''/commands''', where every command in the game is described. 
[[file:pp13.png|950px]] 
 

'''Nr. 2''': Tutorial, here you have a visual explanation of movement in the game and many options that I mention in the guide. 
[[file:pp14.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 3''': News is worth reading, here you have the latest updates that are posted on the forum/homepage. The news is connected to the forum and the website, so everything that is posted there is also available in the game. 
[[file:pp15.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 4''': Hotkeys: Pokémon can have a maximum of 10 moves. You enter them as m1 to m10. A Pokémon can also have 2 TMs, so you enter them as tm1-2. As you can see, I added #s before each move to avoid spamming the skill in private messages. 
[[file:pp16.png]] 
 

* You also have the option to add special keys for more convenient use of moves. For example, I added the order to the scroll button. 
[[file:pp17.png]] 
 

* As for hotkeys, it’s worth mentioning that you have the option to set the order of skills for individual Pokémon according to your preferences. Simply click on the Pokémon while holding CTRL and right-click, and this option will appear. 
[[file:pp18.png]] 
 
[[file:pp19.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 5''': Quest log, here you can check your missions. 
 
'''Nr. 6''': Pokemon market, here you have the option to sell or buy a Pokémon that someone has listed. 
 
'''Nr. 7''': Items market, here similarly, with a slight difference, you have the option to create a purchase offer for an item that exists in the game and has been added to the market. 
[[file:pp20.png|900px]] 
 

'''Nr. 8''': Premium shop, here you can buy various items/outfits for points that can be earned in two ways. One is by purchasing with real money, and the other option is to buy diamonds from players on the market and exchange them for points. To convert diamonds into points, simply deposit them in the depo found in every Pokémon Center and type !points [amount]. The only significant outfit that will help you in terms of speed while moving underwater is the scuba diving suit, the rest of the outfits provide no bonuses. 
 

'''Nr. 9''': Public profile of all characters. This is your business card, which can be viewed by all players on both servers. The only thing you can hide here is your Pokémons that you have on your character, just type in '''!hide_team''' 
[[file:pp21.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 10''': Pokémon card album, which will drop from Pokémons or which you will receive for achievements in the game. It’s worth collecting cards because you get very good rewards for them, ranging from items that permanently reduce your fishing cooldown on your character to a Master Ball, which can only be obtained through cards. 
[[file:pp22.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 11''': Daily login is an important part of the game, especially for new players, as simply logging in each day grants you a new reward that is predetermined for every player. Even free daily rewards can be valuable enough that by collecting them over the course of a month, you can earn DACC in the game, although it depends on the month, as different rewards are available each time. 
[[file:pp23.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 12''': Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ 
Battle passes are seasonal, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. 
 

'''Nr. 13''': Golden tower, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/golden-tower.45369/ 
There's no point in worrying about this system if you don't have at least level 200. 
 

'''Nr. 14''': Daily tasks are detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task. It's worth noting that these tasks are only worth doing from level 85, as you receive a daily box for each completed task, which costs quite a bit. However, in my opinion, it's better to use the time you would spend on tasks to level up, as only from level 150 do you have a sufficient number of good respawns that won’t consume too much of your time. Of course, you don't have to skip every task, as sometimes you'll come across ones that can be completed quickly before reaching level 150, but there's no need to dedicate every day to do tasks before hitting that level.br>
 

'''Nr. 15''': Dungeons, just like mentioned above, require a significant level. Here it is explained in more detail: http://en.padventures.info/Dungeons_system 
 

'''Nr. 16''': House editor: to have this option, you need to complete a mission, for which I will provide a link, and you must own a house, as it will only appear there. The editor allows you to change the floors in your houses and create certain items in the location where you complete the mission. 
http://en.padventures.info/Designer_Workshop_Quest 
 
 
'''Now I will explain the functions of the bar in the top right corner of the screen.''' 
[[file:pp24.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 17''': Auto loot: you might be wondering where the items that drop from Pokémon go. The game has an auto loot feature that automatically collects items from the Pokémon you defeat. This is a very convenient function, to open it, you need to click the icon while holding CTRL + right mouse button. A window will pop up, allowing you to take out or sell items.
 
http://en.padventures.info/Auto_Loot 
 
'''Nr. 18''': Pin, you do not need to create a PIN for your character. Once created, you will have to enter it every time you log in to the game. The PIN ensures that you cannot trade or drop items on the ground without entering it. 
 
'''Nr. 19''': Information about the health status of your character and Pokémon. 
[[file:pp25.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 20''': Pokemons, it allows us to quickly switch Pokémon by clicking the Pokémon icon and gives us the ability to heal our Pokémon quickly. 
[[file:pp26.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 21''': Player profile, the number of captured Pokémon in this profile counts towards achievements and the publicly available ranking on the website. 
[[file:pp27.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 22''': The inventory is a very important element of the game that I need to describe in more detail. 
[[file:pp28.png]] 
 
* '''a''': 1: PokeDex serves several functions. 
The ability to obtain detailed information about a given Pokémon by examining it.
Information about the Pokémon we have caught.
Information about the achievements we have completed.
Charm tasks that are described in detail here: http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system 
 
* '''b''': The Alolan Pokédex allows you to register Pokémon from the Alola region. In the case of Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch them in order to have an entry for them in the Pokédex. There is also a restriction when catching: to be able to throw a ball at a specific Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch its initial form. 
* '''c''': Case of poker chips, in which there are chips; the entire casino system is described here: http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 
* '''d''': Fishing rods are a very important element of the game, which are described in detail in these links: http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_Guru 
http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_rods 
The first link shows the baits you can buy to catch Pokémon from a specific region, and the second link explains how to upgrade our fishing rod. 
You can equip a bait by right-clicking on the rod and then on the item. If you want to remove the bait, use the rod on yourself. 
You can get to Cinnabar from Vermilion by taking a boat, DACC is not required for this. 
[[file:pp29.png]] 
 
* '''e''': Pokémon case, this is where we keep the Pokémon we intend to use. The only special item we can store there besides Pokémon is a parcel with a label. It's also worth noting that by clicking LLP + right-click on the ball, you will see information about your Pokémon. 
 
* '''f''': Backpack, as you can see in the attached screenshot, you can change it to have 100 slots instead of 50. You can upgrade your backpack in Cinnabar at the NPC for 50 HD. You'll find him to the left of the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp30.png]] 
 
* '''g''': Within the inventory, there is one more option: by clicking the Pokéball with a Pokémon using CTRL + right-click, you will see these options. In the game, there are Held Items and Berries that provide additional boosts to the Pokémon, as well as Auras, which are visual decorations for the Pokémon. Held Items and Berries are described here: 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
 
[[file:pp31.png]] 
 
After clicking "set berries/held items," a window will pop up, showing the items you have on the right side. You just need to move them from the right side to the left. If you don’t have any held items in your backpack and want to remove a held item from a Pokémon, you need to uncheck the option indicated by the arrow. 
[[file:pp32.png]] 
 
In case of '''Mega Stone''' you need to uncheck '''Show only owned''' and move its to the correct place. 
[[file:pp33.gif]] 
 
* '''h''': Order, it works on the character as a rope and on the Pokémon, giving it the command to perform a move.. 
 

'''Nr. 23''': Vip List 
 

'''Nr 24''': Battle window, with many options that will allow us to hide or prioritize what we want to see first. 
[[file:pp34.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 25''': Minimap, in the game, you have a command that allows you to reveal the entire minimap, just type !get_map. There are also keyboard shortcuts that let you view the map on a much larger scale; simply press CTRL + SHIFT + M. 
 

'''Nr. 26''': Battle mode, by clicking on this, a small window will pop up, allowing you to move within the body of the Pokémon. 
 

'''Nr. 27''': Tasks, here you can see the tasks that we have active and the progress in each task, which is quite useful for daily tasks. 
 

'''Nr. 28''': Tv module: the ability to stream in the game. You can buy the camera at Celadon Mall at the coordinates Position: {x = 3695, y = 3206, z = 5}. 
 
 

You’re probably also curious about where to view addons and auras for your Pokémon/player. Just click CTRL + right-click on the character, and you’ll see the addons option. You need to have the Pokémon you want to apply the addon to in your inventory. The option to change the addon and aura of a Pokémon is in the same place as the option to equip held items/berries on the Pokémon. 
[[file:pp35.png]] 
 

==Commands in game==
In game after writing '''/commands''' you will see that window. 
[[file:pp36.png]] 
 
I will explain which commands you need to enter and what they do exactly. 
'''!get_map''' – it will allow you to reveal the entire minimap. 
 
'''!achievements''' All achievements that require account age will be assigned to only one character per account. 
You can find a description of all achievements in the game here: http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf 
 
'''!channels''' it will allow you to select the channels that will be open during your login to the game. 
 
'''!whodrops''' after entering the name of the item, you will see information about where you can obtain that item. 
 
'''!event''' you can join the event, if there's one active. 
 
'''!check_card''' a useful command if you want to exchange cards; just type the name or number of the card you want to take out. 
 
'''!catch ''pokemon_name''''' allows us to check the number of used balls on pokemon. 
 
'''!hide_bodies''' this is one of the better commands in the game. It allows you to hide Pokémon that you don't want to see and that cannot be caught. 
[[file:pp37.png]] 
 
On the left side, you have the Pokémon that you can hide, and on the right side, you have those that you have already hidden. It’s also worth checking the option to Hide 121+ since there’s no option to catch Pokémon at that level, and they just block your view of others. For Hide Bodies to work correctly, you need to click save and load. When your save is loaded, the load option will be gray.br>
 

The rest of commands you can find here: http://en.padventures.info/Commands 
 

==Pokémon Catching System==
In the game, there are many different boosters for catching, but first, I will describe the system you will encounter at the beginning of your gameplay. In the chat during the throwing of Poké Balls, you will notice percentages next to certain Pokémon, you might be wondering what they are. These percentages are meant to help you catch the Pokémon. Once you reach 100%, your chances of catching the Pokémon will automatically increase by 0.5% (or 0.25% for Cloned Pokémon). Not all Pokémon have this advantage, but the vast majority do. The speed at which you accumulate percentages is dependent on the rarity of the Pokémon, with certain exceptions.. 
[[file:pp109.png]] 
 
As I mentioned earlier, there are many boosters in the game, but before I describe them, it's also worth noting that there is no information in the game about the catch percentage for a given Pokémon. 
* The first and most basic item is Poké Balls. You can find all the information about them here: http://en.padventures.info/Balls
* Catch charm in the Pokédex, this is the best booster in the game. You can find information about charms here:
http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system
* Golden lucky clover this is an item that you can use only once. It permanently increases the catch rate of your balls on your character. You will obtain this item for catching 600 Pokémon and reaching level 350 on your character.
* Catch Charm (HELD) it is an item that you can obtain in the game from bosses, boxes, lotteries, and dice. The item combines with the golden lucky clover and increases the catch rate of your balls.
* Pitcher Gloves (HELD) it can be obtained in the same way as the item mentioned above. Very useful and inexpensive, as it can save you a lot of time. The held item will ensure that the extra rate is active when throwing balls at 90% instead of 100%—only for very rare Pokémon.
* Finally, I left you with boosters in the form of cookies and tickets; there are so many that I will give you a link to the entire list: http://en.padventures.info/Boosters

==Notable Pokémons==
Many Pokémons and spawns that I will describe will require you to complete this quest: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola. 
It is required because it allows teleportation in the Alola region, and without it, you won't be able to catch some of the Pokémon that I recommend to you. 
 
I will try to recommend at least 3 Pokémon from each type. I considered both the difficulty of catching them and their strength. For each Pokémon that is worth noting, I will explain its use in more detail. 
 
* To check what abilities a Pokémon has, you need to click CTRL + right mouse button on the Poké Ball containing the Pokémon, and information about it will be displayed in the server log. 
[[file:pp38.png]] 
 
You can check how abilities work in the Pokédex or on the website: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/abilities 
===Ice===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Rock, Fire, Steel pokemons. 
* Snorunt [Male], Glalie [ability Moody] (rare catch) 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode] 
 
You can find both Pokémon at the same respawn. Few Pokémon are easy to obtain while also meeting the criteria of a complete Pokémon. These Pokémon might appeal to you enough to stay with you for the duration of your game. 
 
[[file:pp39.png]] 
 
* Vanillite, Vanillish, Vanilluxe [ability Weak Armor] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp40.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Glaceon [ability Snow Cloak] (rare, v rare catch). 
Eevee it has several recommended evolutions. You can find more information about it in the description of NORMAL Pokémons. 
In the link I will provide you, you will find the method to obtain Glaceon: http://en.padventures.info/Below_Zero_Quest 
 
===Fire===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Rock, Water pokemons. 
* Cyndaquil, Quilava, Typhlosion [ability blaze] (medium, rare, very rare catch) 
* Litleo, Pyroar [ability Moxie] (rare catch) 
 
Typhlosion is one of the best fire type pokemon in the game. 
 
Pyroar one of its passive abilities is Moxie, which increases its damage by 130% for each defeated Pokémon, granting it an additional 2% damage. This Pokémon performs well on many respawns, where you don't need to switch Pokémon. 
[[file:pp41.png]] 
 
* Tepig, Pignite, Emboar [ability Reckless] (rare, v rare catch) 
Pokémon from the Unova region can only be found at this respawn. To have the ability to catch them, we need the '''Frond Island Ticket''' which we can sometimes receive from daily logins, events, mini-events, donation gifts, or purchase from another player. The Pokémon also requires TM to be effective. 
[[file:pp42.png]] 
 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode]. 
Is the fire/ice pokemon i personally gave him fire tms 
 
===Water===
What to hunt them with? Grass, Electric pokemons. 
* Krabby, Kingler (normal, rare catch) 
Surprisingly, this is one of the best Water Pokémon that will be useful to you throughout your gameplay. This is because, with the daily premium login, you receive tokens that can be exchanged for Mega/Giga Pokémon, and Kingler is one of those Pokémon. The Pokémon itself is also strong right from the start, possessing many area skills and protection. There are two ways to obtain it: one is from the respawn on the map I will provide you, and the other is by using a fishing rod, for which we need bait, as I described earlier in the guide. 
[[file:pp43.png]] 
 
* Finizen (Female) [ability reckless] (rare catch) 
* Magikarp, Gyarados [ability Moxie] (easy, rare catch) 
 
You can catch Magikarp with a fishing rod, but it is a very difficult Pokémon to level up. However, you can catch Gyarados at the same respawn as Finizen. I will explain how to quickly and easily level up Pokémon like Magikarp later in the guide. 
 
Finizen is another Pokémon with a large number of AoE skills and also has the best ability in the game (Reckless), which increases the damage of each skill by 15%. The gender of this Pokémon affects its evolution, so you must catch the female version. Once you reach there, an NPC will be in your way. What exactly you need to do is described here:http://en.padventures.info/Private_Islands 
[[file:pp44.png]] 
 
* Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise [ability Torrent] 
This is an especially strong Pokémon for bosses. You can catch it with a great rod using the appropriate bait or find it on the map below. 
[[file:pp45.png]] 
 
===Grass===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice pokemons. 
* Oddish, Gloom, Bellossom, Vileplume (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Sunkern, Sunflora (medium, rare catch) 
 
Oddish and Gloom You can find them everywhere, and the evolution stone for Vileplume costs just a few coins, it's different for Bello and Sunflora. 
 
I will show you the respawn point where you can find both Bellossom and Sunflora in one place. 
[[file:pp46.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Leafeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Just like Glaceon, Leafon can be obtained in the same place. 
http://en.padventures.info/Botanics_Studies_Quest 
 
===Rock===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Ground, Water, Grass pokemons. 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon (medium, rare catch) 
* Geodude, Graveler, Golem (normal, rare catch) 
 
Rhydon is one of the best rock type pokemons in the game. 
Golem is just good and easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp47.png]] 
 
* Hisuian Growlithe [ability intimidate] (rare catch) 
 
Very good pokemon with a lot of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
===Ground===
What to hunt them with? Water, Grass, Ice pokemons. 
* Sandshrew, Sandslash (normal, rare catch) 
* Cubone, Marowak (normal, rare catch) 
 
Good pokemons at the beginning they have cloned version, which is better and I will explain what cloned Pokémons are at the very end. 
[[file:pp49.png]] 
 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon, Rhyperior [ability reckless] (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
One of the best Ground Pokémon unfortunately requires an evolution item (Protector, which can be obtained by exchanging daily points). The map for its pre-evolution is provided in the Rock Pokémon section. 
 
* Phanpy, Donphan (medium, rare catch) 
A pretty good and very easy Pokémon to obtain. 
[[file:pp50.png]] 
 
Sandile, Krokorok, Krookodile [ability moxie] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that can be useful because of its ability. 
[[file:pp51.png]] 
 

===Dark===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Bug, Fairy pokemons. 
* Poochyena, Mightyena [ability Moxie] (Medium, rare catch) 
 
This is a Pokémon that many players leveled up dozens of levels due to its ability and the location where it can be trained. In the later part of the guide, I will dedicate more attention to this Pokémon. 
[[file:pp52.png]] 
 
* Alolan Rattata, Alolan Raticate [ability Hustle] (easy, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that is worth recommending. 
[[file:pp53.png]] 
 
* Litten, Litten, Incineroar (rare, v rare catch) 
There are two ways to obtain it: one is from a quest (I recommend choosing this option), or from the respawn shown in the screenshot below: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
* Galarian Zigzagoon, Galarian Linoone, Obstagoon [ability Reckless] (medium, rare catch) 
This is definitely one of the best Pokémon that I personally use against bosses. 
[[file:pp55.png]] 
 

===Fairy===
What to hunt them with? Poison, Steel pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
Mr. Mime is one of the better support Pokémon in the game. It has healing and teleportation abilities, and to show its full power, it needs tms. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Sylveon [ability Pixilate] 
A very good Pokémon that we can obtain after completing a quest: http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
Tickets can be obtained in the game from boxes, events, mini-events, daily logins, donation gift boxes, and from players on the market. 
 
* Togepi, Togetic, Togekiss [ability Hustle] (rare, v rare catch) 
This is the best support Pokémon in the game, and you'll encounter many players with this Pokémon because it offers the ability to fly, teleport, and heal characters all in one. With the right TMs, this Pokémon is also effective in respawns where a Fairy-type Pokémon is needed. There are two ways to obtain this Pokémon. The first is at the casino, where an NPC will give you Togepi for a certain number of tokens. Pokémon from the casino offer a catch rate, but there's also the option to catch it at a respawn that is not very large. 
[[file:pp57.png]] 
 
* Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff [ability Pixilate] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to obtain must have Pixilate. 
[[file:pp58.png]] 
 

===Electric===
What to hunt them with? Ground pokemons. 
Pikachu (rare catch) 
Hisuian Voltorb, Hisuian Electrode [ability Aftermath] (rare catch) 
Voltorb, Electrode [ability Aftermath] (normal, rare catch) 
Pikachu, Alolan Raichu (rare catch) 
 
Yes, it’s no joke Pikachu is a very good Pokémon, and you can play with it without evolving. 
 
Hisuian Electrode tt is a very good Pokémon that will not disappoint you. 
 
Alolan Raichu It is a Pokémon that, with the right held item, has Fly, Teleport, and healing. It can be obtained by evolving Pikachu at level 60 in the Alola region, for example, in Hau'oli, using a Thunder Stone. 
[[file:pp59.png]] 
 
Helioptile, Heliolisk [ability Dry Skin] (rare, v rare catch) 
It is one of the best Electric-type Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, you will only find one on the entire respawn. 
[[file:pp60.png]] 
 

===Poison===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Psychic pokemons. 
* Trubbish, Garbodor (rare catch) 
One of the best poison type pokemon. 
[[file:pp61.png]] 
 
* Venonat, Venomoth [ability Wonder Skin] (medium, rare catch) 
* Koffing, Weezing (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp62.png]] 
 
* Skorupi, Drapion [ability sniper] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp63.png]] 
 
===Bug===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Rock, Fire pokemons. 
* Caterpie, Metapod, Butterfree (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Mothim with ability [Tinted Lens] 
 
Caterpie and metapod you can find a large number above Viridian. Butterfree itself is a good Pokémon and has a Giga version, which you will obtain sooner or later from daily login, so it's worth pursuing. 
As for Mothim, it has a lot of AoE skills and a good ability. A better respawn point than the one in the screenshot is probably Heahea, behind the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp64.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
 
The best Pokémon in the game for fishing. It has two large respawns. It can only be obtained through evolution. The reason why two Ninacadas are required is explained here: http://en.padventures.info/Shedinja 
[[file:pp65.png]] 
 
* Ledyba, Ledian [ability Swarm] 
Easy to catch with big number of aoes. 
[[file:pp66.png]] 
 
===Fighting===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Psychic, Fairy pokemons. 
Hitmonlee [ability reckless] (very rare catch) 
Hitmonchan (very rare catch) 
Machop, Machoke, Machamp [ability no guard](normal, rare catch) 

All pokemons can be obtained from that quest: http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride 
Unfortunately, what I recommend depends on your luck. If fortune smiles upon you, you'll get Lee, who is the best fight Pokémon in the game. I will show you on the map where you can catch Machamp. 
[[file:pp67.png]] 
 
* Clobbopus, Grapploct [ability reckless] (rare, very rare catch) 
The second best fight Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, there are only 2 on the entire map, but they are easily accessible. 
[[file:pp68.png]] 
 
* Hariyama (rare catch) 
[[file:pp69.png]] 
 
===Ghost===
What to hunt them with? Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Hisuian Zorua (rare catch) 
One of the best ghost Pokémon. The only problem is that it can be caught on Cute Island, so you will need a Cute Ticket. I will give you a link where everything is explained in detail: 
http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
 
* Gastly, Haunter, Gengar (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
Easy pokemon to catch with a big number of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp70.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
As I mentioned earlier, Shedinja is the best Pokémon for fishing, but it also performs very well as a ghost Pokémon. 
 
* Golett, Golurk [ability no guard] (rare catch) 
A cool Pokémon that isn't too difficult to catch. The only problem is that we need '''Frond Island Ticket''', in order to catch him. 
[[file:pp71.png]] 
 
===Steel===
What to hunt them with? Fire, Fighting, Ground pokemons. 
* Rookidee,Corvisquire, Corviknight [ability Reckless] (rare catch) 
One of the best Steel Pokémon in the game, and also very easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp72.png]] 
 
* Cufant, Copperajah [rare, v rare catch] 
A very good Steel Pokémon with a lot of AoE skills. It also has a Giga version that you will have the opportunity to obtain for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp73.png]] 
 
* Scyther, Scizor [ability technician] (rare, v rare catch) 
Scyther can be caught in the safari; it is not an easy Pokémon to catch, which is confirmed by its market price. 
[[file:pp74.png]] 
 

===Flying===
What to hunt them with? Rock, Electro, Ice pokemons. 
* Rufflet [ability twinted lens] (medium catch) 
A very cool and easy Pokémon to catch with a great ability. 
[[file:pp75.png]] 
 
* Starly [ability reckless] (medium catch) 
[[file:pp76.png]] 
 
* Hoothoot, Noctowl [ability Tinted Lens] (medium, rare)
[[file:pp77.png]] 
 
===Psychic===
What to hunt them with? Bug, Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
One of the better supports in the game, it can be built in two ways: full fairy or full psychic, depending on the TMs we equip it with. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Natu, Xatu (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp78.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Espeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Possible to obtain from this quest: http://en.padventures.info/Happiness_Island 
 
===Dragon===
What to hunt them with? Fairy, Ice, Dragon pokemons. 
* Bagon, Shelgon, Salamence [ability Moxie] (rare, v rare catch) 
* Axew, Fraxure, Haxorus (rare, v rare catch) 
* Dratini, Dragonair (rare catch) 
I don't want to lie to you, dragons aren't that great because they don't have exceptionally high damage. The only dragon worth mentioning is Salamence. You can easily skip them, as they are not easy to catch. 
[[file:pp79.png]] 
 

===Normal===
What to hunt them with? Fighting pokemons. 
* Eevee (rare catch) 
Will be needed for a lot of evolutions. 
[[file:pp80.png]] 
 
* Buneary / Lopunny (rare catch) 
You will need it for the mega stone, which you will receive for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp81.png]] 
 
* Furret [ability limber] (rare catch) 
In reality, I'm kind of forcing these recommendations on you, because no one plays with normal Pokémon, and that’s because normal types hit everything x1. 
[[file:pp82.png]] 
 
Many of the Pokémon I recommended have better cloned versions. How do they differ? They have higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. You can find everything explained in more detail in the links below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 
Some Pokémon also have shiny versions. They have higher damage / more health and possess three different skills. 
You can encounter them in the same locations as normal Pokémon, but this does not apply to all shiny Pokémon.
 

==Hunting Spots==
We decided to place this section on a different page, which will be developed as long as players are willing to help. 
Link: http://en.padventures.info/Hunting_spots 

==How to earn money?==
The best way for new players to earn money is through missions, I will outline them in more detail later in the guide. Here, I will describe alternative ways to earn money. It’s important to understand the currencies related to earning in this game. You will really only be interested in two currencies, as the rest are worthless. Also, remember to check the prices of items on the market yourself. 
 
100 hundred dollars is 0.1k 
[[file:pp110.png]] to [[file:pp111.png]] 
 
10 ten thousand dollar is 1k (blue money). 
[[file:pp112.png]] 
 
100 ten thousand dollar is 10k 
[[file:pp113.png]] 
 
* Daily login is the easiest way to earn in the game, as you just need to log in every day. Just type in '''''!join_daily'''''

* Daily tasks http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task it's only worth it after level 85.

* Harvest liechi berry one of that berry you can sell for 3-5k ea. More information about berries: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
[[file:pp114.png]] 
 

* Mining powders are needed not only for quests but also for teleporting to respawns for higher-level players. Rainbow powders are also required for achievements, which is why their price is the highest. Two recommended mining locations without Pokémon are one in Fuchsia under the post office and the other in Lavender on the way to the elemental quest.

* Mini events, If you want detailed information about them, you need to join the Discord server where the schedule of mini events is posted: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V

* Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ Battle passes are periodic, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. It's an expensive activity, but it pays off multiple times over.

* Catching Scyther in the Fuchsia safari is very expensive because people need it for achievements or just for playing.

* Catching Ninacada is an easy-to-sell Pokémon for a lot of money, but it is quite difficult to catch.

* Looting amulet coin this is definitely one of the better ways to earn money, but it also tests your luck; there are people who have spent a month on this. The Amulet Coin (held item) drops from Meowth and Persian.

* In general, you can catch Pokémon and sell them to NPC Santiago in Celadon. However, you should be aware that not every Pokémon can be sold. You can sell them in Celadon Mall, which is located to the left of the Pokémon Center.
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon

* Not all Dark types will be bought by players, but unwanted Dark types can be sold to NPC Edward at the casino located in Celadon.

* Eggs are a good way to earn money and generate passive income. An egg is needed for the battle pass, and a mix task costs 1 diamond, so we can safely assume that one egg is worth 1, or maybe even 2 diamonds. I recommend Charmander eggs, as you will need them for a quest. I will give you a link that explains this system in detail. http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Eggs

* You can find all the achievements in the link that I will provide. http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf I will tell you about two fairly easy achievements, the rewards for which will allow you to purchase a premium account. These are achievements 35/36, after defeating all trainers in Kanto/Johto, you will receive yellow boxes.

* Catching cloned Pokémon is one of the best ways to earn money in the game, and their price is due to the fact that you can access the island with them once every 7 days for 48 hours using a ticket. Cloned Pokémon are a stronger version of regular ones, having higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. On this island, it's better to have a level of 120 or higher, as people tend to kill steal there. You will find more details about this island in the links below.br>
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 

* Catching shiny Pokémon is definitely the best way to make money in the game, although it depends on the Pokémon you are trying to catch. Not all Pokémon in the game have a shiny version; those that do can be checked in the Pokédex. It's best to catch shiny Pokémon during events when their respawn rate is increased, as otherwise, you will just waste time. At lower levels, the best Pokémon to catch are shiny Sunflora and shiny Bellossom; both are considered the best Grass-type Pokémon in the game. They have a large number of respawns, making it possible for even new players to catch them. In the link below, you will find a list of all shiny Pokémon. 
http://en.padventures.info/List_of_Pokemons 

* In the game, there are TM tasks. I haven’t done many of them myself, but you might enjoy them. 
http://en.padventures.info/TM_Task 

* Farming tokens in the casino on the machines and exchanging them for Togepi. In the casino, you can exchange tokens for Pokémon, and Togepi is needed for a quest and also has an evolution into one of the best support Pokémon in the game. You can easily sell such a Togepi for 10 diamonds. At the NPC in the casino, set your JACKPOT to 20; this way, you'll fill up the JACKPOT faster and also earn more tokens while playing. Remember to use the command !chips and make sure to keep your token count at 15k, as you can only buy tokens up to that amount; above that, you'll need to earn them by playing on the machines. It's also worth noting that 1,000 tokens cost 100 HD (0.1k). Play on the machines only when you have those 10k. 
http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 

* The last method that comes to mind is donating. This is definitely the easiest way to earn money. During an event, you always receive 50% more points and something extra. Read the news in the game and on the main game page, there you will find all the information about any ongoing promotions and what additional items you can receive when purchasing diamonds. Often when you buy 30 points (base), you will also receive additional lottery tickets or mystery boxes, which significantly exceed the value of the diamonds you purchase.
 

==Missions==
As I mentioned earlier, missions are the best way for a new player to earn money. I will give you links to the missions that are worth doing, and even necessary to complete. I'll only provide the missions that will have a financial impact, and I will organize them according to the required level to complete them, from the lowest level up to 160. You can check the rest of the missions yourselves in the link below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Missions 
 

* http://en.padventures.info/Food_Improvement Required level: 30 Reward: 100 rocket balli - In the premium shop, you can buy 100 rocket balls for 3 diamonds, making it one of the best items for trading because its price depends on the current price of diamonds. You can ask other players for items needed for missions.

* http://en.padventures.info/Rocket's_Hideout Required level: 40 Reward: Kanto box 2 and Rocket outfit. It's worth doing this mission, it's very easy, and you can get the items for it from someone without any problem.

* http://en.padventures.info/Breeding_Master_Elm! Required level: 40 Reward: Johto Box 2. In completing this mission, the egg will be an obstacle, which you will need to either buy or make yourself. I explained earlier how to obtain the egg.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ice_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM90 Icicle Spear. You just need to click on the chest. Rare candy is another valuable item worth your attention. It is needed for achievements and the battle pass, and the wealthier and lazier players use it for leveling up their Pokémon. One rare candy sometimes costs as much as 1 diamond. Unfortunately, TMs are only good for selling to NPCs.

* http://en.padventures.info/Training_ground_cinnabar Required level: (26-50 At a higher level, you won't be able to complete this mission) Reward: Rare candy

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_2_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: Hoenn Box 2. A Nincada can drop from the Hoenn box, which is why this box has the highest price among the three mentioned.

* http://en.padventures.info/The_Pokemon_Paradox Required level: 50 Reward: Rare candy, Golden Pokemon Egg (you can exchange it for 500 rocket balls). This is the most important mission among those mentioned above. After completing this mission, you won't have any trouble buying diamonds for a premium account. That's why it's worth holding onto the premium ticket, which you get at level 50, just to be able to complete this mission. '''WARNING: READ THE GUIDE CAREFULLY TO AVOID DESTROYING THE CHEST THAT CONTAINS THE GOLDEN EGG.'''

* http://en.padventures.info/Medicham_toy_Quest Required level: 55 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Oak's_Missions Required level: 60 Reward: Kanto Box 3, 2 Rare candy. Very easy mission with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm19_quest Required level: 80 Reward: TM019 Giga Drain, TM183 Leaf Tornado. Another very easy mission for leaf tornado you can easily buy premium. The only downside is that someone will have to open the lever for you.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ghost_ship Required level: 80 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Treasure_hideout Required level: 80 Reward: 2 Rare candy, TM case 3. An easy mission, the only downside is that you need someone for the lever.

* http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride Required level: 80 Reward: Randomly Machamp 60lvl, Hitmonchan 50lvl or Hitmonlee 50lvl. If you're lucky, you'll get Lee, who is the best Fighting-type Pokémon, so it's worth completing this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Team_Rocket's_new_plan Required level: 80 Reward: 100 Rocket ball, 3 Rare candy, Johto box 3. A very good reward, and despite the item requirements, it's worth spending time to complete this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Mandarin_mountains Required level: 85 Reward: 2 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_3_Quest Required level: 90 Reward: Hoenn box 3

* http://en.padventures.info/Quest_of_the_Elements Required level: 100 Reward: The ability to train Pokémon up to level 130 and use them.

* http://en.padventures.info/Master_Rod_Quest Required level: 100 and ultra rod Reward: Master Rod, Random Held Box. This mission can be completed at level 100, but it's unlikely that anyone has done it at that level. It's better to think about it at level 140 or higher. The reward is the best fishing rod in the game and a held box, the value of which you will understand by the time you're ready for this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Cliff_Edge Required level: 100 Reward: TM23 Meteor Mash, 3 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Missing_Software Required level: 100 Reward: Upgrade, 4 Rare candy. Very easy mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm33_quest Required level: 130 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM33 Reflect. A very easy mission, you just need to navigate the maze and click on the chest. Reflect is one of the most expensive TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/PAnnihilator Required level: 130 Reward: TM48 Shadow Storm, 3 Rare candy. Another mission that requires a bit of help and cooperation from us. TM Shadow Storm is one of the most sought-after TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Arena Required level: 50-130 Reward: 6 Rare candy, Mewtwo's Island ticket, TM08 Lava Plume. Fast and easy arena with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/PApoi_Quest Required level: 140 Reward: PApoi box, 5 Rare candy, Access to new respawns. There's no reason to wait to complete this mission. The Papoi box is a very expensive item, but it's not the box that is most important; rather, it's the access to new respawns that will make it easier for you to complete many tasks in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Elite_Four Required level: ~140 Reward: 5 rare candy and one of the flutes of your choice.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Palace#Stone_Room Required level: 150 Reward: On the left side - 15 ten thousand dollars, TM case 2, access to new respawns. It's worth completing this mission because it's very easy, you just need help from other players to open the gate. This mission will help you unlock respawns with Pokémon that you will often encounter in daily tasks.

* http://en.padventures.info/PA_The_Inquisition_Quest Required level: 160 Reward: INQ Box, Outfit, Access to respawns. I advise you to complete these tasks as quickly as possible because it can be very difficult to gather enough players for this mission. Many of the best respawns with Pokémon in daily tasks can be found right here, so there's no reason to wait. The box itself is also very valuable.

==Helds/TMs==
===Helds===
Prices change dynamically, so I won't provide you with prices for held items and TMs because it's not useful. It's best to check the market for buy/sell prices, and if you don't find anything there, you can ask in the chat what each item costs. I've listed the held items that have some value. There is no possibility of selling held items to NPCs, but you can sell TMs to NPCs. 
 
* What each held item does is described here:
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems

* All held items that passively increase a Pokémon's DMG by 10% have varying values. I have listed only those that can be sold relatively easily at a good price.

Ability Urge <== Worth having. 
Aconitum <== Worth having 
Air Balloon <== Worth having 
Amulet Coin <== The most important held 
Assault Vest <== Worth having 
Bersersk Glove <== Worth having 
Big Shrimp Bait <== Worth having 
Black Belt <== Best held for fighting type pokemons 
Black Sludge <== Worth having 
Casteliacone 
Catch Charm <== Worth having 
Comet Shard <== Worth having 
Cooldown Urge <== Worth having 
Diamond Shard <== Worth having 
Digging Tool <== Worth having 
Dire Hit 
Emergency Exit <== Worth having 
Fiery Trap <== Useful for battle pass 
Fire Orb <== Worth having 
Focus Band 
Focus Sash <== Worth having 
Grip Claw 
Heavy-duty Boots 
James Bait <== Worth having 
Life Orb <== Worth having 
Lucky Egg <== Worth having 
Lucky Reborn <== Worth having 
Lustrous Orb <== Worth having 
Meowth Bait <== Worth having 
Mining Tool <== Worth having 
Pixie dust 
Professional Pitcher Gloves <== Worth having 
Protective Layer 
Reflective Layer 
Roto Exp.Points <== Worth having 
Roto Harvest <== Worth having 
Roto Mining <== Worth having 
Sandy Incense <== Useful for battle pass 
Scope Lens 
Shiny Charm <== Worth having 
Silver Nanab Berry <== Worth having 
Smart Candy <== Worth having 
Sprinklotad <== Worth having 
Sticky Barb <== Worth having 
Sweet Honey <== Worth having 
Twin Charm <== Worth having 
Wide Lens 
Zoom Lens 
 

===TMs===
* If you're interested in more detailed information about a specific TM, you can find it here: http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_tm
In the Celadon Casino, you will find NPCs related to TMs. 
'''NPC Edward:''' is located on the first floor. You can sell TMs to him, but he also serves many other functions. 
* Option (forget) will allow you to remove a TM for free (it will disappear after removal).
* Option (order) will allow you to set the order of TMs in a Pokémon if you feel the need to do so.
* Option (addon) will allow you to remode addon from a pokemon.
* Option (Extract) will allow you to recover a TM for free from a Pokémon if that Pokémon receives a rebalance in the moveset of your TM.
'''NPC Sheeptoos:''' gives you the option to take on tasks for TMs. 
'''NPC Eduardo:''' Here you can recover TMs for HD. The price is x2, x3 or x4 of the price at NPC and the conversion rate depends on the TM 
 
[[file:pp115.png]] 
 
'''NPC''' – These are TMs that 95% of the time, no one will buy. I leave that 5% for the possibility that someone might want to complete achievements, but the profit will still be minimal. (There is also a minimal chance that one of these TMs will get a rework in the future and become usable). 
'''Maybe someone will buy it/NPC''' – Here, the situation is a bit different. There is a chance that you will sell these TMs for a profit of 1 to 10k, but there is also a chance that no one will buy them. You can list something for a few k more than what NPCs offer, and after some time, if no one buys it, sell it to the NPC. 
'''Someone will buy it''' – Here, some TMs are easier to sell than others, but you won't be making any incredible profits from this either. 
'''Someone will buy it at a good price''' – For each of these TMs, you can buy at least a premium account (dacc). 
 
Here's the list of TMs: 
TM001 Sheer Cold - npc 
TM002 Dragon Claw - npc 
TM003 Water Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM004 Psycho Cut - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM005 Roar - npc 
TM006 Toxic - npc (needed for mission) 
TM007 Draco Meteor - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM008 Lava Plume - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM009 Bullet Seed - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM010 Rock Blast - npc 
TM011 Pursuit - npc 
TM012 Bug Buzz - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM013 Ice Beam - npc 
TM014 Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM015 Hyper Beam - npc 
TM016 Ancient Power - npc 
TM017 Doom Desire - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM018 Rain Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM019 Giga Drain - npc 
TM020 Frenzy Plant - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM021 Fly Attack - npc 
TM022 Solar Beam - npc 
TM023 Meteor Mash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM024 Thunder Bolt - npc 
TM025 Thunder - npc 
TM026 Earthquake - someone will buy it 
TM027 Dark Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM028 X-Scissor - npc 
TM029 Psychic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM030 Shadow Ball - npc 
TM031 Brick Break - someone will buy it 
TM032 Tri Attack - npc 
TM033 Reflect - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM034 Bulldoze - npc 
TM035 Flamethrower - npc 
TM036 Sludge Rain - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM037 Sandstorm - someone will buy it 
TM038 Fire Blast - npc (needed for mission) 
TM039 Discharge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM040 Aerial Ace - npc 
TM041 Sky Uppercut maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM042 Crunch - npc 
TM043 Dragon Pulse - npc 
TM044 Fissure - someone will buy it 
TM045 Attract - npc 
TM046 Hydropump - someone will buy it 
TM047 Steel Wing - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM048 Shadow Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM049 Beat Up - someone will buy it 
TM050 Overheat - npc 
TM051 Icebreaker - npc 
TM052 Aqua Jet - npc 
TM053 Power Split - npc 
TM054 Super Power - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM055 Rock smash - someone will buy it 
TM056 Sky Attack - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM057 Tornado - someone will buy it 
TM058 Shadow Blast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM059 Venom Blast - someone will buy it 
TM060 Poison Gas - someone will buy it 
TM061 Gunk Shot - npc 
TM062 Mud Bomb - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM063 Rock Slide - npc 
TM064 Struggle Bug - npc 
TM065 Infestation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM066 Parabolic Charge - npc (needed for mission) 
TM067 Wild Charge - npc 
TM068 Dragon Rush - npc 
TM069 Petal Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM070 Flash Cannon - npc 
TM071 Double Team - npc 
TM072 Dizzy Punch - npc 
TM073 Feint - someone will buy it 
TM074 Falling Rocks - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM075 Ice Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM076 Last Resort - npc 
TM077 Venom Storm - someone will buy it 
TM078 Eruption - someone will buy it 
TM079 Metal Burst - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM080 Whirlpool - someone will buy it (needed for mission) 
TM081 Dragon Wave - npc 
TM082 Nuzzle -npc 
TM083 Grassy Terrain - maybe someone will buy it 
TM084 Moon Blast - npc 
TM085 Night Daze - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM086 Fake Tears - npc 
TM087 Poison Jab - npc 
TM088 Air Shot - npc 
TM089 Mud - npc 
TM090 Icicle Spear - npc 
TM091 Dazzling Gleam - someone will buy it 
TM092 Play Rough - npc 
TM093 Rock Polish - npc 
TM094 Disarming Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM095 Pound - npc 
TM096 Stored Power - npc 
TM097 Metal Sound - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM098 Baby-Doll Eyes -npc 
TM099 Quiver Dance - someone will buy it 
TM100 Fairy Wind - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM101 Epicenter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM102 Psyblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM103 Reversal - someone will buy it 
TM104 Blast Burner - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM105 Circular Explosion - someone will buy it 
TM106 Boomburst - someone will buy it 
TM107 Chip Away - npc 
TM108 Echoed Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM109 Play Nice - npc 
TM110 Sleep Talk - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM111 Fire Pledge - npc 
TM112 Flame Blitz - someone will buy it 
TM113 Force Palm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM114 Bulk Up - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM115 Brine - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM116 Liquidation - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM117 Surf - npc 
TM118 Tsunami - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM119 Air Pressure - someone will buy it 
TM120 Hurricane - someone will buy it 
TM121 Fascade - npc 
TM122 Grass Whistle - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM123 Magical leaf - someone will buy it 
TM124 Power Whip - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM125 Venoshock - someone will buy it 
TM126 Venom Drench - npc 
TM127 Electric Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM128 Eerie Impulse - someone will buy it 
TM129 Electro Blast - someone will buy it 
TM130 Magnitude - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM131 Thousand Arrows - npc 
TM132 Psychic Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM133 Synchronoise - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM134 Rock Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM135 Rock Power - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM136 Aurora Veil - npc 
TM137 Ice Shards - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM138 Aurora Sphere - npc 
TM139 Lunge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM140 Rage Powder - npc 
TM141 U Turn - npc 
TM142 Clanging Scales - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM143 Dragon Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM144 Draco Pulse - npc 
TM145 Twister - someone will buy it 
TM146 Ominous Wind - npc 
TM147 Curse Pledge - someone will buy it 
TM148 Grudge - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM149 Shadow Claw - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM150 Snarl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM151 Brutal Swing - npc 
TM152 Magnetic Shock - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM153 Gear Grind - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM154 Smart Strike - npc 
TM155 Misty Terrain - someone will buy it 
TM156 Fairy Blade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM157 Defog - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM158 Water Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM159 Wonder Room - someone will buy it 
TM160 Mud Sport - npc 
TM161 Magma Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM162 Tectonic Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM163 Fury Swipes - someone will buy it 
TM164 Steamroller - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM165 Mist - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM166 Dragon Cry - someone will buy it 
TM167 Burn Up - npc 
TM168 Dream Catcher - someone will buy it 
TM169 Fairy Dreams - someone will buy it 
TM170 Ghost Drive - npc 
TM171 Spiritual Storm - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM172 Grass Knot - someone will buy it 
TM173 Geomancy - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM174 Shift Gear - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM175 Light of Ruin - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM176 Natural Gift - someone will buy it 
TM177 Selfdestruction - someone will buy it 
TM178 Final Gambit - someone will buy it 
TM179 Embargo - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM180 Sizzly Slide - someone will buy it 
TM181 Spin Out - maybe someone will buy it 
TM182 Leaf Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM183 Leaf Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM184 Spite - npc 
TM185 Stone Edge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM186 Close Combat - npc 
TM187 Sky Drop - npc 
TM188 Flame Charge - npc 
TM189 Metallic Noise - someone will buy it 
TM190 Freeze Dry - someone will buy it 
TM191 Electric Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM192 Trick Room - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM193 Foul Play - someone will buy it 
TM194 Mean Look - someone will buy it 
TM195 Lava Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM196 Brave Bird - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM197 Selfheal - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM198 Toxic Drop - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM199 Metronome - npc 
TM200 Mimic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM201 Submission - someone will buy it 
TM202 Fling - someone will buy it 
TM203 Flutterby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM204 Toxication - someone will buy it 
TM205 Entrainment - npc 
TM206 Lightning Storm - someone will buy it 
TM207 Airstream - someone will buy it 
TM208 Twinkle Star - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM209 Dragon Lullaby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM210 Chi Strike - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM211 Smack Down - npc 
TM212 Quicksand - someone will buy it 
TM213 Electrify - someone will buy it 
TM214 Stone Crash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM215 Light Screen - someone will buy it 
TM216 Metallic Rush - someone will buy it 
TM217 Triple Axel - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM218 Corrosive Gas - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM219 Eagle Fury - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM220 Sand Force - someone will buy it 
TM221 Lash Out - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM222 Imprison - someone will buy it 
TM223 Night Shade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM224 Overgrowth - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM225 Meteor Beam - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM226 Scorching Sands - someone will buy it 
TM227 Deadly Scythes - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM228 Fiery Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price (the most expensive tm in the game) 
TM229 Muddy Water - npc 
TM230 Outrage - someone will buy it 
TM231 Aqua Blast - npc 
TM232 Water Swirl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM233 Volt Rush - someone will buy it 
TM234 Fairy Pillar - someone will buy it 
TM235 Steelsurge - someone will buy it 
TM236 Toxic Cloud - someone will buy it 
TM237 Psycho Burst - someone will buy it 
TM238 Terrain Strike - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM239 Glacial Impale - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM240 X-Cutter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM241 Endless Nightmare - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM242 Sleeping Powder - someone will buy it 
TM243 Brutal Beatdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM244 Stone Axe - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM245 Ghastly Devastation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM246 Mountain Gale - someone will buy it 
TM247 Shadow Fury - someone will buy it 
TM248 Bloom Doom - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM249 Sandblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM250 Wind Rage - someone will buy it 
TM251 10mil Thunder Bolt - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM252 Toxic Torrent - someone will buy it 
TM253 Upper Hand - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM254 Pyro Pulse - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM255 Telekinetic Thrust - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM256 Draco Comet - someone will buy it 
TM257 Continental Crash - someone will buy it 
TM258 Dark Matter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM259 Meltdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM260 Aqua Cut - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM261 Spirit Break - Someone will buy it at a good price

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Achievements

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Balls

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Sqnik: /* Balls avaible in game */

==Balls avaible in game==

<table border="1" colspan=0 align="center">

<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>Picture</td>
<td>Name</td>
<td>Rate</td>
<td>How to obtain?</td>
<td>What can be it used on?</td>
<td>Addinational use?</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[‎file:Item_2264.png]]</td>
<td>Pokeball</td>
<td>1.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2305.png]]</td>
<td>Great ball</td>
<td>2.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemon up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:phantomball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Phantom ball</td>
<td>
* 2.0 (normally)
* Ghost/Dark: 4.5
* Ghost/Dark: 5.0
(only in October)
</td>
<td>Events</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl, but better use on Ghost or Dark pokemons.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:safariball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Safari ball</td>
<td>
* On Safari: 2.0
* Outside Safari: 1.0
</td>
<td>When you enter safari / national</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2272.png]]</td>
<td>Super Ball</td>
<td>3.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2170.png‎]]</td>
<td>Ultra Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]], [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:beastball1.gif‎]]</td>
<td>Beast Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Luke Skywalker</td>
<td>Nihilego, Buzzwole, Pheromosa, Xurkitree, Celesteela, Kartana, Guzzlord, Poipole, Naganadel, Stakataka, Blacephalon,
Shiny Nihilego, Shiny Buzzwole, Shiny Pheromosa, Shiny Xurkitree, Shiny Celesteela, Shiny Kartana, Shiny Guzzlord, Shiny Poipole, Shiny Naganadel, Shiny Stakataka, Shiny Blacephalon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:epicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Epic Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Scizor, Blissey, Chansey, Lycanroc, Porygon, Porygon2, Porygon-Z, Hitmontop, hitmonlee, hitmonchan</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:rocketball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Rocket Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>[[Missions]], Premium shop or exchange [[Golden Pokemon Egg]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Aerial_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Aerial Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type Dragon and Flying</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Ancient_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Ancient Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Fossil Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:premierball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Premier Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Shiny Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:dreamball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Dream Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type psychic, fairy and normal</td>
<td>Heals pokemons from stuns etc. 
 
If one of the pokemons described below is in the ball, then after revive it will have 75% hp instead of 50% 
Chansey, Blissey, Clefairy, Clefable, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Mr Mime, Lopunny, Shiny Lopunny, Alolan Raichu</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:heavyball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Heavy Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Heavy Pokemons 
(Aggron, Alolan Exeggutor, Alolan Golem, Avalugg, Beartic, Big Onix, Camerupt, Cloned Dragonite, Cloned Lapras, Cloned Onix, Cloned Probopass, Cloned Rhyperior, Cloned Steelix, Cloned Tyranitar, Copperajah, Crystal Onix, Dhelmise, Dragonite, Glalie, Golem, Golurk, Gyarados, Hariyama, Hippowdon, Lapras, Mamoswine, Mantine, Metagross, Metang, Mudsdale, Onix, Palossand, Probopass, Red Gyarados, Rhyperior, Shiny Avalugg, Shiny Copperajah, Shiny Golem, Shiny Golurk, Shiny Metagross, Shiny Turtonator, Shiny Snorlax, Snorlax, Steelix, Torterra, Turtonator, Tyranitar, Wailord)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:diveball.gif]]</td>
<td>Dive ball</td>
<td>
* Normally: 1.0
* Water Pokemons: 5.2
* Red Gyarados, Big Tentacruel, Big Magikarp, Tapu Fini: 5.7
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>During Diving: +0.5 ball multiplier </td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:crystalball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Crystal ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 1.0
* Ice Pokemons: 5.0
* Crystal Onix: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:fastball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Fast ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 4.0
* Fast Pokemons: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>(Ninjask, Electrode, Cloned Electrode, Zeraora, Shiny Zeraora, Jolteon, Cloned Jolteon, Aerodactyl, Crobat, Cloned Crobat, Tapu Koko, Talonflame, Shiny Talonflame, Swellow, Weavile, Ribombee, Shiny Ribombee, Noivern, Shiny Noivern, Greninja, Shiny Greninja, Dugtrio, Alakazam, Cloned Alakazam, Sceptile, Shiny Sceptile, Minior, Hawlucha, Shiny Hawlucha, Salazzle, Zebstrika, Whimsicott, Cloned Whimsicott, Persian, Alolan Persian, Starmie, Shiny Starmie, Floatzel, Ambipom, Cinccino, Serperior, Purugly, Raichu, Cloned Raichu, Alolan Raichu, Alolan Dugtrio, Dodrio, Cloned Dodrio, Gengar, Cloned Gengar, Tauros, Cloned Tauros, Jumpluff, Shiny Espeon, Froslass, Cloned Froslass)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:cherishball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cherish ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with type fire, fighting.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mossball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moss Ball</td>
<td>5.2</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with Bug, Grass, Poison type.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:levelball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Level Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons from 100 to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:moonball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moon Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemon with type Dark or Ghost</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:clonedball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cloned Ball</td>
<td>
5.5
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Cloned Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:sportball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Sport Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Events, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mythicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Mythic Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Red Gyarados, Elder Charizard, Crystal Onix, Big Onix, Champion Primeape, Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, Tapu Fini, Tapu Bulu</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:springball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Spring Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>We need to buy access to the premium shop on the site.</td>
<td>Vivillon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:goldenball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Golden Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>Golden Tower, Mini Event</td>
<td>Victini</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
</table>

==Painting==
However, the appearance of standard balls is monotonous. We can change it, i.e. color the ball. There are two NPCs for that.

<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="center">
<tr>
<th>Name</th>
<th>Look</th>
<th>Effect</th>
<th>Apricorn</th>
<th>Which NPC</th>
</tr>

<tr><td>Aqua Ball</td> <td>[[File:aqua_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Aquaball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Pink Ball</td> <td>[[File:pink_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Pinkball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Purple Ball</td> <td>[[File:purple_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Purpleball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Yellow Ball</td> <td>[[File:yellow_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Yellowball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Fast Ball</td> <td>[[File:fast_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Fastball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Friend Ball</td> <td>[[File:friend_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Friendball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Heavy Ball</td> <td>[[File:heavy_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Heavyball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Level Ball</td> <td>[[File:level_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Levelball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Love Ball</td> <td>[[File:love_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Loveball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7883.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Lure Ball</td> <td>[[File:lure_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Lureball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7887.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Moon Ball</td> <td>[[File:moon_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Moonball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Luxury Ball</td> <td>[[File:luxury_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Luxuryball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nest Ball</td> <td>[[File:nest_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Nestball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Premier Ball</td> <td>[[File:premier_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Premierball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Repeat Ball</td> <td>[[File:repeat_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Repeatball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Timer Ball</td> <td>[[File:timer_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Timerball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
</table>

Mallow's trial

2024-11-25T13:34:51Z

Sqnik: /* Mission */

==Requirements==
* Dacc
* ?? Lvl
* pokemon: lillipup, herdier or stountland
==Path to npc==
[[File:Mallowquest02.jpg]]
==Mission==
Npc gives you a mission to locate and collect 4 ingriedients, in order to find them you need to use one out of 3 pokemons mentioned in requirements.
 Use a order on a ground, rocks, bushes on a area marked on a screen below.
 To collect items you have 30 minutes and ingriedients have random spawn every time you start this mission.
 
 After obtaining all ingredients go back to npc and she will give you a new mission.
 You need to defeat a boss in a area that you will be teleported to.

==Rewards==
* [[File:Grassiumz.png]]GrassiumZ

Balls

2024-10-28T21:19:01Z

Sqnik: /* Balls avaible in game */

==Balls avaible in game==

<table border="1" colspan=0 align="center">

<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>Picture</td>
<td>Name</td>
<td>Rate</td>
<td>How to obtain?</td>
<td>What can be it used on?</td>
<td>Addinational use?</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[‎file:Item_2264.png]]</td>
<td>Pokeball</td>
<td>1.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2305.png]]</td>
<td>Great ball</td>
<td>2.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemon up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:phantomball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Phantom ball</td>
<td>
* 2.0 (normally)
* Ghost/Dark: 4.5
* Ghost/Dark: 5.0
(only in October)
</td>
<td>Events</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl, but better use on Ghost or Dark pokemons.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:safariball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Safari ball</td>
<td>
* On Safari: 2.0
* Outside Safari: 1.0
</td>
<td>When you enter safari / national</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2272.png]]</td>
<td>Super Ball</td>
<td>3.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2170.png‎]]</td>
<td>Ultra Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]], [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:beastball1.gif‎]]</td>
<td>Beast Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Luke Skywalker</td>
<td>Nihilego, Buzzwole, Pheromosa, Xurkitree, Celesteela, Kartana, Guzzlord, Poipole, Naganadel, Stakataka, Blacephalon,
Shiny Nihilego, Shiny Buzzwole, Shiny Pheromosa, Shiny Xurkitree, Shiny Celesteela, Shiny Kartana, Shiny Guzzlord, Shiny Poipole, Shiny Naganadel, Shiny Stakataka, Shiny Blacephalon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:epicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Epic Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Scizor, Blissey, Chansey, Lycanroc, Porygon, Porygon2, Porygon-Z, Hitmontop, hitmonlee, hitmonchan</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:rocketball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Rocket Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>[[Missions]], Premium shop or exchange [[Golden Pokemon Egg]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Aerial_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Aerial Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type Dragon and Flying</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Ancient_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Ancient Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Fossil Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:premierball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Premier Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Shiny Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:dreamball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Dream Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type psychic, fairy and normal</td>
<td>Heals pokemons from stuns etc. 
 
If one of the pokemons described below is in the ball, then after revive it will have 75% hp instead of 50% 
Chansey, Blissey, Clefairy, Clefable, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Mr Mime, Lopunny, Shiny Lopunny, Alolan Raichu</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:heavyball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Heavy Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Heavy Pokemons 
(Aggron, Alolan Exeggutor, Alolan Golem, Avalugg, Beartic, Big Onix, Camerupt, Cloned Dragonite, Cloned Lapras, Cloned Onix, Cloned Probopass, Cloned Rhyperior, Cloned Steelix, Cloned Tyranitar, Copperajah, Crystal Onix, Dhelmise, Dragonite, Glalie, Golem, Golurk, Gyarados, Hariyama, Hippowdon, Lapras, Mamoswine, Mantine, Metagross, Metang, Mudsdale, Onix, Palossand, Probopass, Red Gyarados, Rhyperior, Shiny Avalugg, Shiny Copperajah, Shiny Golem, Shiny Golurk, Shiny Metagross, Shiny Turtonator, Shiny Snorlax, Snorlax, Steelix, Torterra, Turtonator, Tyranitar, Wailord)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:diveball.gif]]</td>
<td>Dive ball</td>
<td>
* Normally: 1.0
* Water Pokemons: 5.2
* Red Gyarados, Big Tentacruel, Big Magikarp, Tapu Fini: 5.7
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>During Diving: +0.5 ball multiplier </td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:crystalball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Crystal ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 1.0
* Ice Pokemons: 5.0
* Crystal Onix: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:fastball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Fast ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 4.0
* Fast Pokemons: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>(Ninjask, Electrode, Cloned Electrode, Zeraora, Shiny Zeraora, Jolteon, Cloned Jolteon, Aerodactyl, Crobat, Cloned Crobat, Tapu Koko, Talonflame, Shiny Talonflame, Swellow, Weavile, Ribombee, Shiny Ribombee, Noivern, Shiny Noivern, Greninja, Shiny Greninja, Dugtrio, Alakazam, Cloned Alakazam, Sceptile, Shiny Sceptile, Minior, Hawlucha, Shiny Hawlucha, Salazzle, Zebstrika, Whimsicott, Cloned Whimsicott, Persian, Alolan Persian, Starmie, Shiny Starmie, Floatzel, Ambipom, Cinccino, Serperior, Purugly, Raichu, Cloned Raichu, Alolan Raichu, Alolan Dugtrio, Dodrio, Cloned Dodrio, Gengar, Cloned Gengar, Tauros, Cloned Tauros, Jumpluff, Shiny Espeon, Froslass, Cloned Froslass)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:cherishball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cherish ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with type fire, fighting.</td>
<td>Brak</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mossball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moss Ball</td>
<td>5.2</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with Bug, Grass, Poison type.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:levelball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Level Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons from 100 to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:moonball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moon Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemon with type Dark or Ghost</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:clonedball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cloned Ball</td>
<td>
5.5
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Cloned Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:sportball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Sport Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Events, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mythicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Mythic Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Red Gyarados, Elder Charizard, Crystal Onix, Big Onix, Champion Primeape, Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, Tapu Fini, Tapu Bulu</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:springball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Spring Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>We need to buy access to the premium shop on the site.</td>
<td>Vivillon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:goldenball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Golden Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>Golden Tower, Mini Event</td>
<td>Victini</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
</table>

==Painting==
However, the appearance of standard balls is monotonous. We can change it, i.e. color the ball. There are two NPCs for that.

<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="center">
<tr>
<th>Name</th>
<th>Look</th>
<th>Effect</th>
<th>Apricorn</th>
<th>Which NPC</th>
</tr>

<tr><td>Aqua Ball</td> <td>[[File:aqua_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Aquaball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Pink Ball</td> <td>[[File:pink_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Pinkball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Purple Ball</td> <td>[[File:purple_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Purpleball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Yellow Ball</td> <td>[[File:yellow_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Yellowball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Fast Ball</td> <td>[[File:fast_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Fastball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Friend Ball</td> <td>[[File:friend_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Friendball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Heavy Ball</td> <td>[[File:heavy_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Heavyball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Level Ball</td> <td>[[File:level_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Levelball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Love Ball</td> <td>[[File:love_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Loveball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7883.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Lure Ball</td> <td>[[File:lure_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Lureball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7887.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Moon Ball</td> <td>[[File:moon_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Moonball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Luxury Ball</td> <td>[[File:luxury_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Luxuryball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nest Ball</td> <td>[[File:nest_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Nestball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Premier Ball</td> <td>[[File:premier_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Premierball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Repeat Ball</td> <td>[[File:repeat_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Repeatball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Timer Ball</td> <td>[[File:timer_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Timerball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
</table>

Balls

2024-10-28T21:17:48Z

Sqnik: Undo revision 14048 by Sqnik (talk)

==Balls avaible in game==

<table border="1" colspan=0 align="center">

<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>Picture</td>
<td>Name</td>
<td>Rate</td>
<td>How to obtain?</td>
<td>What can be it used on?</td>
<td>Addinational use?</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[‎file:Item_2264.png]]</td>
<td>Pokeball</td>
<td>1.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2305.png]]</td>
<td>Great ball</td>
<td>2.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemon up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:phantomball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Phantom ball</td>
<td>
* 4.5 (normally)
* 5.0 (only in October)
</td>
<td>Events</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:safariball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Safari ball</td>
<td>
* On Safari: 2.0
* Outside Safari: 1.0
</td>
<td>When you enter safari / national</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2272.png]]</td>
<td>Super Ball</td>
<td>3.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2170.png‎]]</td>
<td>Ultra Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]], [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:beastball1.gif‎]]</td>
<td>Beast Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Luke Skywalker</td>
<td>Nihilego, Buzzwole, Pheromosa, Xurkitree, Celesteela, Kartana, Guzzlord, Poipole, Naganadel, Stakataka, Blacephalon,
Shiny Nihilego, Shiny Buzzwole, Shiny Pheromosa, Shiny Xurkitree, Shiny Celesteela, Shiny Kartana, Shiny Guzzlord, Shiny Poipole, Shiny Naganadel, Shiny Stakataka, Shiny Blacephalon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:epicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Epic Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Scizor, Blissey, Chansey, Lycanroc, Porygon, Porygon2, Porygon-Z, Hitmontop, hitmonlee, hitmonchan</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:rocketball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Rocket Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>[[Missions]], Premium shop or exchange [[Golden Pokemon Egg]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Aerial_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Aerial Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type Dragon and Flying</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Ancient_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Ancient Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Fossil Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:premierball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Premier Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Shiny Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:dreamball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Dream Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type psychic, fairy and normal</td>
<td>Heals pokemons from stuns etc. 
 
If one of the pokemons described below is in the ball, then after revive it will have 75% hp instead of 50% 
Chansey, Blissey, Clefairy, Clefable, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Mr Mime, Lopunny, Shiny Lopunny, Alolan Raichu</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:heavyball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Heavy Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Heavy Pokemons 
(Aggron, Alolan Exeggutor, Alolan Golem, Avalugg, Beartic, Big Onix, Camerupt, Cloned Dragonite, Cloned Lapras, Cloned Onix, Cloned Probopass, Cloned Rhyperior, Cloned Steelix, Cloned Tyranitar, Copperajah, Crystal Onix, Dhelmise, Dragonite, Glalie, Golem, Golurk, Gyarados, Hariyama, Hippowdon, Lapras, Mamoswine, Mantine, Metagross, Metang, Mudsdale, Onix, Palossand, Probopass, Red Gyarados, Rhyperior, Shiny Avalugg, Shiny Copperajah, Shiny Golem, Shiny Golurk, Shiny Metagross, Shiny Turtonator, Shiny Snorlax, Snorlax, Steelix, Torterra, Turtonator, Tyranitar, Wailord)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:diveball.gif]]</td>
<td>Dive ball</td>
<td>
* Normally: 1.0
* Water Pokemons: 5.2
* Red Gyarados, Big Tentacruel, Big Magikarp, Tapu Fini: 5.7
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>During Diving: +0.5 ball multiplier </td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:crystalball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Crystal ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 1.0
* Ice Pokemons: 5.0
* Crystal Onix: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:fastball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Fast ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 4.0
* Fast Pokemons: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>(Ninjask, Electrode, Cloned Electrode, Zeraora, Shiny Zeraora, Jolteon, Cloned Jolteon, Aerodactyl, Crobat, Cloned Crobat, Tapu Koko, Talonflame, Shiny Talonflame, Swellow, Weavile, Ribombee, Shiny Ribombee, Noivern, Shiny Noivern, Greninja, Shiny Greninja, Dugtrio, Alakazam, Cloned Alakazam, Sceptile, Shiny Sceptile, Minior, Hawlucha, Shiny Hawlucha, Salazzle, Zebstrika, Whimsicott, Cloned Whimsicott, Persian, Alolan Persian, Starmie, Shiny Starmie, Floatzel, Ambipom, Cinccino, Serperior, Purugly, Raichu, Cloned Raichu, Alolan Raichu, Alolan Dugtrio, Dodrio, Cloned Dodrio, Gengar, Cloned Gengar, Tauros, Cloned Tauros, Jumpluff, Shiny Espeon, Froslass, Cloned Froslass)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:cherishball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cherish ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with type fire, fighting.</td>
<td>Brak</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mossball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moss Ball</td>
<td>5.2</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with Bug, Grass, Poison type.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:levelball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Level Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons from 100 to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:moonball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moon Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemon with type Dark or Ghost</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:clonedball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cloned Ball</td>
<td>
5.5
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Cloned Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:sportball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Sport Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Events, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mythicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Mythic Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Red Gyarados, Elder Charizard, Crystal Onix, Big Onix, Champion Primeape, Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, Tapu Fini, Tapu Bulu</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:springball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Spring Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>We need to buy access to the premium shop on the site.</td>
<td>Vivillon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:goldenball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Golden Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>Golden Tower, Mini Event</td>
<td>Victini</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
</table>

==Painting==
However, the appearance of standard balls is monotonous. We can change it, i.e. color the ball. There are two NPCs for that.

<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="center">
<tr>
<th>Name</th>
<th>Look</th>
<th>Effect</th>
<th>Apricorn</th>
<th>Which NPC</th>
</tr>

<tr><td>Aqua Ball</td> <td>[[File:aqua_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Aquaball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Pink Ball</td> <td>[[File:pink_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Pinkball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Purple Ball</td> <td>[[File:purple_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Purpleball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Yellow Ball</td> <td>[[File:yellow_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Yellowball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Fast Ball</td> <td>[[File:fast_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Fastball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Friend Ball</td> <td>[[File:friend_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Friendball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Heavy Ball</td> <td>[[File:heavy_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Heavyball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Level Ball</td> <td>[[File:level_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Levelball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Love Ball</td> <td>[[File:love_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Loveball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7883.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Lure Ball</td> <td>[[File:lure_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Lureball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7887.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Moon Ball</td> <td>[[File:moon_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Moonball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Luxury Ball</td> <td>[[File:luxury_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Luxuryball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nest Ball</td> <td>[[File:nest_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Nestball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Premier Ball</td> <td>[[File:premier_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Premierball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Repeat Ball</td> <td>[[File:repeat_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Repeatball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Timer Ball</td> <td>[[File:timer_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Timerball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
</table>

Balls

2024-10-28T19:58:16Z

Sqnik: /* Balls avaible in game */

==Balls avaible in game==

<table border="1" colspan=0 align="center">

<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>Picture</td>
<td>Name</td>
<td>Rate</td>
<td>How to obtain?</td>
<td>What can be it used on?</td>
<td>Addinational use?</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[‎file:Item_2264.png]]</td>
<td>Pokeball</td>
<td>1.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2305.png]]</td>
<td>Great ball</td>
<td>2.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemon up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:phantomball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Phantom ball</td>
<td>
2.0
</td>
<td>Events</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:safariball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Safari ball</td>
<td>
* On Safari: 2.0
* Outside Safari: 1.0
</td>
<td>When you enter safari / national</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2272.png]]</td>
<td>Super Ball</td>
<td>3.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Item_2170.png‎]]</td>
<td>Ultra Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Juanito, [[Missions]], [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:beastball1.gif‎]]</td>
<td>Beast Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Luke Skywalker</td>
<td>Nihilego, Buzzwole, Pheromosa, Xurkitree, Celesteela, Kartana, Guzzlord, Poipole, Naganadel, Stakataka, Blacephalon,
Shiny Nihilego, Shiny Buzzwole, Shiny Pheromosa, Shiny Xurkitree, Shiny Celesteela, Shiny Kartana, Shiny Guzzlord, Shiny Poipole, Shiny Naganadel, Shiny Stakataka, Shiny Blacephalon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:epicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Epic Ball</td>
<td>4.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Scizor, Blissey, Chansey, Lycanroc, Porygon, Porygon2, Porygon-Z, Hitmontop, hitmonlee, hitmonchan</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:rocketball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Rocket Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>[[Missions]], Premium shop or exchange [[Golden Pokemon Egg]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Aerial_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Aerial Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type Dragon and Flying</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:Ancient_ball_gif.gif]]</td>
<td>Ancient Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Fossil Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:premierball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Premier Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Shiny Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:dreamball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Dream Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons with type psychic, fairy and normal</td>
<td>Heals pokemons from stuns etc. 
 
If one of the pokemons described below is in the ball, then after revive it will have 75% hp instead of 50% 
Chansey, Blissey, Clefairy, Clefable, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Mr Mime, Lopunny, Shiny Lopunny, Alolan Raichu</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:heavyball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Heavy Ball</td>
<td>5.0 
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Heavy Pokemons 
(Aggron, Alolan Exeggutor, Alolan Golem, Avalugg, Beartic, Big Onix, Camerupt, Cloned Dragonite, Cloned Lapras, Cloned Onix, Cloned Probopass, Cloned Rhyperior, Cloned Steelix, Cloned Tyranitar, Copperajah, Crystal Onix, Dhelmise, Dragonite, Glalie, Golem, Golurk, Gyarados, Hariyama, Hippowdon, Lapras, Mamoswine, Mantine, Metagross, Metang, Mudsdale, Onix, Palossand, Probopass, Red Gyarados, Rhyperior, Shiny Avalugg, Shiny Copperajah, Shiny Golem, Shiny Golurk, Shiny Metagross, Shiny Turtonator, Shiny Snorlax, Snorlax, Steelix, Torterra, Turtonator, Tyranitar, Wailord)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:diveball.gif]]</td>
<td>Dive ball</td>
<td>
* Normally: 1.0
* Water Pokemons: 5.2
* Red Gyarados, Big Tentacruel, Big Magikarp, Tapu Fini: 5.7
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>During Diving: +0.5 ball multiplier </td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:crystalball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Crystal ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 1.0
* Ice Pokemons: 5.0
* Crystal Onix: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:fastball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Fast ball</td>
<td>
* Other Pokemons: 4.0
* Fast Pokemons: 6.0
</td>
<td>Daily Login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>(Ninjask, Electrode, Cloned Electrode, Zeraora, Shiny Zeraora, Jolteon, Cloned Jolteon, Aerodactyl, Crobat, Cloned Crobat, Tapu Koko, Talonflame, Shiny Talonflame, Swellow, Weavile, Ribombee, Shiny Ribombee, Noivern, Shiny Noivern, Greninja, Shiny Greninja, Dugtrio, Alakazam, Cloned Alakazam, Sceptile, Shiny Sceptile, Minior, Hawlucha, Shiny Hawlucha, Salazzle, Zebstrika, Whimsicott, Cloned Whimsicott, Persian, Alolan Persian, Starmie, Shiny Starmie, Floatzel, Ambipom, Cinccino, Serperior, Purugly, Raichu, Cloned Raichu, Alolan Raichu, Alolan Dugtrio, Dodrio, Cloned Dodrio, Gengar, Cloned Gengar, Tauros, Cloned Tauros, Jumpluff, Shiny Espeon, Froslass, Cloned Froslass)</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:cherishball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cherish ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with type fire, fighting.</td>
<td>Brak</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mossball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moss Ball</td>
<td>5.2</td>
<td>Battle Pass</td>
<td>Pokemons with Bug, Grass, Poison type.</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:levelball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Level Ball</td>
<td>5.5</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons from 100 to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:moonball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Moon Ball</td>
<td>5.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemon with type Dark or Ghost</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:clonedball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Cloned Ball</td>
<td>
5.5
</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Cloned Pokemons</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:sportball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Sport Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Events, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Pokemons up to 120 lvl</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:mythicball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Mythic Ball</td>
<td>6.0</td>
<td>Daily login, [[Daily Task]]</td>
<td>Red Gyarados, Elder Charizard, Crystal Onix, Big Onix, Champion Primeape, Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, Tapu Fini, Tapu Bulu</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:springball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Spring Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>We need to buy access to the premium shop on the site.</td>
<td>Vivillon</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
<tr style="text-align: center; ">
<td>[[file:goldenball1.gif]]</td>
<td>Golden Ball</td>
<td>??</td>
<td>Golden Tower, Mini Event</td>
<td>Victini</td>
<td>Don't have</td>
</tr>
</table>

==Painting==
However, the appearance of standard balls is monotonous. We can change it, i.e. color the ball. There are two NPCs for that.

<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="center">
<tr>
<th>Name</th>
<th>Look</th>
<th>Effect</th>
<th>Apricorn</th>
<th>Which NPC</th>
</tr>

<tr><td>Aqua Ball</td> <td>[[File:aqua_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Aquaball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Pink Ball</td> <td>[[File:pink_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Pinkball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Purple Ball</td> <td>[[File:purple_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Purpleball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Yellow Ball</td> <td>[[File:yellow_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Yellowball.gif]]</td> <td>-</td> <td>[[Txell]] (Celadon)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Fast Ball</td> <td>[[File:fast_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Fastball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Friend Ball</td> <td>[[File:friend_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Friendball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Heavy Ball</td> <td>[[File:heavy_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Heavyball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Level Ball</td> <td>[[File:level_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Levelball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Love Ball</td> <td>[[File:love_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Loveball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7883.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Lure Ball</td> <td>[[File:lure_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Lureball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7887.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Moon Ball</td> <td>[[File:moon_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Moonball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>

<tr><td>Luxury Ball</td> <td>[[File:luxury_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Luxuryball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7886.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Nest Ball</td> <td>[[File:nest_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Nestball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7882.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Premier Ball</td> <td>[[File:premier_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Premierball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7885.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Repeat Ball</td> <td>[[File:repeat_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Repeatball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7884.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
<tr><td>Timer Ball</td> <td>[[File:timer_ball.png]]</td> <td>[[File:Timerball.gif]]</td> <td>[[File:Item_7880.png]]</td> <td>[[Kurt]] (Azalea)</td></tr>
</table>

Cloned Island

2024-10-16T10:14:35Z

Sqnik: /* Mapa Respawnu */

Aby dostać się na wyspę musimy aktywować [[Mewtwo's Island ticket]] a następnie udać się do NPC Yandira, znajdującego się na plaży w Celadon. 

===Pokemony jakie możemy spotkać===

[[file:poke_ico_003c.png|link=]] Cloned Venusaur 
[[file:poke_ico_006c.png|link=]] Cloned Charizard 
[[file:poke_ico_009c.png|link=]] Cloned Blastoise 
[[file:poke_ico_012c.png|link=]] Cloned Butterfree 
[[file:poke_ico_015c.png|link=]] Cloned Beedrill 
[[file:poke_ico_018c.png|link=]] Cloned Pidgeot 
[[file:poke_ico_020c.png|link=]] Cloned Raticate 
Cloned Arbok 
[[file:poke_ico_026c.png|link=]] Cloned Raichu 
Cloned Sanslash 
Cloned Ninetales 
[[file:poke_ico_042c.png|link=]] Cloned Golbat 
Cloned Vileplume 
[[file:poke_ico_047c.png|link=]] Cloned Parasect 
[[file:poke_ico_049c.png|link=]] Cloned Venomoth 
[[file:poke_ico_059c.png|link=]] Cloned Arcanine 
[[file:poke_ico_065c.png|link=]] Cloned Alakazam 
[[file:poke_ico_073c.png|link=]] Cloned Tentacruel 
[[file:poke_ico_083c.png|link=]] Cloned Farfetch'd 
Cloned Dewgong 
[[file:poke_ico_094c.png|link=]] Cloned Gengar 
[[file:poke_ico_097c.png|link=]] Cloned Hypno 
[[file:poke_ico_099c.png|link=]] Cloned Kingler 
[[file:poke_ico_101c.png|link=]] Cloned Electrode 
[[file:poke_ico_105c.png|link=]] Cloned Marowar 
[[file:poke_ico_123c.png|link=]] Cloned Scyther 
[[file:poke_ico_124c.png|link=]] Cloned Jynx 
[[file:poke_ico_125c.png|link=]] Cloned Electabuzz 
[[file:poke_ico_127c.png|link=]] Cloned Pinsir 
[[file:poke_ico_134c.png|link=]] Cloned Vaporeon 
[[file:poke_ico_135c.png|link=]] Cloned Jolteon 
[[file:poke_ico_136c.png|link=]] Cloned Flareon 
[[file:poke_ico_149c.png|link=]] Cloned Dragonite 

===Mapa Respawnu===

*Piętro-1
[[file:clonedisland-1.png]] 
Cloned Marowak 
*Piętro 0
[[file:clonedisland0.png]] 
1. Cloned Kingler, Cloned Blastoise, Cloned Vaporeon. 
2. Cloned Marowak 
3. Cloned Gengar 
*Piętro +1
[[file:clonedisland+1.png]] 
Na całym piętrze Cloned Golbat 
W miejscu oznaczonym 1 - Cloned Gengar 
*Piętro +2
[[file:clonedisland+2.png]] 
1. Cloned Venusaur, Cloned Scyther 
2. Cloned Farfetch'd, Cloned Beedrill, Cloned Venomoth, Cloned Parasect 
3. Cloned Arbok 
4. Cloned Hypno, Cloned Alakazam 
5. Cloned Alakazam, Cloned Vileplume 
6, 7. Cloned Tentacruel 
8. Cloned Pidgeot 
9. Cloned Sandslash 
10. Cloned Gengar 
*Piętro +3
[[file:clonedisland+3.png]] 
1. Cloned Gengar 
2. Cloned Dragonite, Cloned Jynx, Cloned Dewgong 
3. Cloned Raichu 
4. Cloned Pinsir 
5. Cloned Butterfree 
*Piętro +4
[[file:clonedisland+4.png]] 
1. Cloned Charizard, Cloned Ninetales, Cloned Flareon 
2. Cloned Electabuzz, Cloned Jolteon, Cloned Electrode 
3. Cloned Arcanine 
*Piętro +5
[[file:clonedisland+5.png]] 
1. Cloned Raticate
2. Cloned Dragonite

Cloned Island

2024-10-16T10:14:17Z

Sqnik:

Aby dostać się na wyspę musimy aktywować [[Mewtwo's Island ticket]] a następnie udać się do NPC Yandira, znajdującego się na plaży w Celadon. 

===Pokemony jakie możemy spotkać===

[[file:poke_ico_003c.png|link=]] Cloned Venusaur 
[[file:poke_ico_006c.png|link=]] Cloned Charizard 
[[file:poke_ico_009c.png|link=]] Cloned Blastoise 
[[file:poke_ico_012c.png|link=]] Cloned Butterfree 
[[file:poke_ico_015c.png|link=]] Cloned Beedrill 
[[file:poke_ico_018c.png|link=]] Cloned Pidgeot 
[[file:poke_ico_020c.png|link=]] Cloned Raticate 
Cloned Arbok 
[[file:poke_ico_026c.png|link=]] Cloned Raichu 
Cloned Sanslash 
Cloned Ninetales 
[[file:poke_ico_042c.png|link=]] Cloned Golbat 
Cloned Vileplume 
[[file:poke_ico_047c.png|link=]] Cloned Parasect 
[[file:poke_ico_049c.png|link=]] Cloned Venomoth 
[[file:poke_ico_059c.png|link=]] Cloned Arcanine 
[[file:poke_ico_065c.png|link=]] Cloned Alakazam 
[[file:poke_ico_073c.png|link=]] Cloned Tentacruel 
[[file:poke_ico_083c.png|link=]] Cloned Farfetch'd 
Cloned Dewgong 
[[file:poke_ico_094c.png|link=]] Cloned Gengar 
[[file:poke_ico_097c.png|link=]] Cloned Hypno 
[[file:poke_ico_099c.png|link=]] Cloned Kingler 
[[file:poke_ico_101c.png|link=]] Cloned Electrode 
[[file:poke_ico_105c.png|link=]] Cloned Marowar 
[[file:poke_ico_123c.png|link=]] Cloned Scyther 
[[file:poke_ico_124c.png|link=]] Cloned Jynx 
[[file:poke_ico_125c.png|link=]] Cloned Electabuzz 
[[file:poke_ico_127c.png|link=]] Cloned Pinsir 
[[file:poke_ico_134c.png|link=]] Cloned Vaporeon 
[[file:poke_ico_135c.png|link=]] Cloned Jolteon 
[[file:poke_ico_136c.png|link=]] Cloned Flareon 
[[file:poke_ico_149c.png|link=]] Cloned Dragonite 

===Mapa Respawnu===

*Piętro-1
[[Plik:clonedisland-1.png]] 
Cloned Marowak 
*Piętro 0
[[file:clonedisland0.png]] 
1. Cloned Kingler, Cloned Blastoise, Cloned Vaporeon. 
2. Cloned Marowak 
3. Cloned Gengar 
*Piętro +1
[[file:clonedisland+1.png]] 
Na całym piętrze Cloned Golbat 
W miejscu oznaczonym 1 - Cloned Gengar 
*Piętro +2
[[file:clonedisland+2.png]] 
1. Cloned Venusaur, Cloned Scyther 
2. Cloned Farfetch'd, Cloned Beedrill, Cloned Venomoth, Cloned Parasect 
3. Cloned Arbok 
4. Cloned Hypno, Cloned Alakazam 
5. Cloned Alakazam, Cloned Vileplume 
6, 7. Cloned Tentacruel 
8. Cloned Pidgeot 
9. Cloned Sandslash 
10. Cloned Gengar 
*Piętro +3
[[file:clonedisland+3.png]] 
1. Cloned Gengar 
2. Cloned Dragonite, Cloned Jynx, Cloned Dewgong 
3. Cloned Raichu 
4. Cloned Pinsir 
5. Cloned Butterfree 
*Piętro +4
[[file:clonedisland+4.png]] 
1. Cloned Charizard, Cloned Ninetales, Cloned Flareon 
2. Cloned Electabuzz, Cloned Jolteon, Cloned Electrode 
3. Cloned Arcanine 
*Piętro +5
[[file:clonedisland+5.png]] 
1. Cloned Raticate
2. Cloned Dragonite

Mewtwo's Island ticket

2024-10-16T10:13:21Z

Sqnik:

[[file:Cloned_ticket.png|link=Mewtwo's Island ticket]] '''<big>Mewtwo's Island ticket</big>''' 
Item ID: 7491 
Właściwości: Po użyciu mamy dostęp na [[Cloned Island]] przez 48h. Bilet można aktywować co 10 dni. 
Można go zdobyć z: [[Pokemon Arena]] albo eventy

Beginner's Guide

2024-10-16T10:10:26Z

Sqnik: /* Interface */

==Introduction==
At the very beginning, if you're watching this guide before logging into the game and have the question, "Why does my game client keep restarting?". The answer is simple: unfortunately, the client restarts with every new rev it downloads, so it depends on your luck whether the administration has updated the download to the latest rev.

===Choosing Pokemon===
[[file:pp02.png|left]] In response to the question of which Pokémon are best to start with, let me show and explain the ones I chose in the screenshot. Only one of the Pokémon is worth paying attention to; the rest can be interchangeable. The most important and best Pokémon you can play with until the end of your gameplay is Snorut, and it must be a MALE Snorut, as different genders of this Pokémon lead to completely different evolutions. It’s also best if this Snorut has the ability Moody. What are abilities? They are passive skills that every Pokémon has. Some have only 1 option, while others have up to 3. The next two Pokémon aren’t as important, but I’ll explain why they are worth choosing. In the game, you can heal your character with the help of a Pokémon, which is why I chose Clefairy. Next is Natu, which has the ability to teleport in the game. To use teleport, you need Dacc (premium) and the appropriate Pokémon. Once you have everything, with the Pokémon active, type "t [city name]" and you’ll teleport to your desired location. The cooldown for teleport is 5 minutes. Another advantage of Natu is its evolution, which will allow you to fly on it. Aside from Snorut, the other Pokémon aren’t that important because you can catch their substitutes. At the very beginning, Charmander and Squirtle also work well. 
* It's worth knowing that every new account in the game receives 7 days of a premium account (DACC) at the start. At level 50, you'll receive a premium ticket, which allows you to complete the Paradox Quest. This quest enables you to purchase 30 days of premium without spending money on the game.
* I leave the choice of server up to you, but I personally recommend Diamond because 3-4 times more players play there, with the only difference being that the rates are lower than on Platinum. 
 

===PokeCenter===
[[file:pp03.png]] 
Practically every Pokémon Center looks the same. 
====Locker/Depo====
[[file:pp04.png|left]]
In locker you can hide your pokemons and items. 
When you open the locker, a window will appear showing 2 lockers:
* In main locker we can store everything from items to Pokémon.
* In market locker pokemons, which we want to put on market or sell to NPC. 
In the locker, you also have a Pokémon search feature when you click the button '''Manage'''. 
You can transfer Pokémon between the regular locker and the market locker.

 

====PVP zone====
[[file:pp05.png|right]]
In '''PVP''' you will find the largest number of players in one place.. 
'''Test room''', which is detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Test_Room. 
'''Special room''', here, with the help of Cleffa Bubble Tea and Wishing Star, you can spawn several shiny Pokémons and Victini. You will obtain Cleffa and Wishing Star from the Battle Pass. 
'''Advertising NPC''', where you can set up a bot that will post your offer in advertising (trade), but only when you are online. 
'''Guilds NPC''', associated with guilds. 
'''Banker NPC''', where you can deposit your money. 
'''Lottery NPC''', where you can participate in a lottery. Information about whether a lottery is active can be found on the game's website. A lottery ticket is usually needed for the lottery, which can be obtained by making a donation, but you can also buy it in-game from another player. Remember that the lottery ticket from donations can only be obtained when it is announced on the homepage. 
 

====Mini event zone====
Mini Event Zone here you can find detailed descriptions of all the mini events: http://en.padventures.info/Mini_Events. 
You might be wondering how to know when mini events are happening. Well, I’ll provide the answer: the calendars for all events in the game are available on the game's Discord server: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V 
 

===NPC Celadon===
In the city of Celadon, you'll find several useful NPCs. I'll mention the ones people most frequently ask about, and I'll also provide you with a link to a map that details all the NPCs in Celadon. 
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon 
* NPC Sr. Eko with him, we can change our city spawn, gender, buy premium (DACC), and lower our Pokémon's level.
* NPC Juanito here we can buy pokeballs, potions, backpacks, bike etc. and sell items.
* NPC Santiago here we can sell our pokemons.
* NPC Amy here we can buy basic outfits here, e.g. Fisher.
* NPC Christian we can buy from him food for example pizza.
* NPC Patrick we can buy from him parcels, letters. (To send a parcel or trade a Pokémon, you need to remove the HELD ITEM from the Pokémon). 

===Remaining introductory information.===
I will write about the questions that you will find later in the guide. 
* How to reduce lag on the server?
* How to avoid client crashes?
* Can I zoom out the screen?
* Where is the market?
* What tasks can I do?
* Where do items drop from Pokémon go?
* Where can I buy bait and upgrade my fishing rod?
* Where can I download the minimap?
* Where can I find addons for Pokémon?
* Which commands should I know and use?
* What are the percentages that appear in my chat while catching a Pokémon?
* How to check a Pokémon's ability?
* Which Pokémon are worth paying attention to at the beginning of the game and where do they respawn?
* How to quickly level up a Pokémon?
* Where and how to level up to level 150?
* How to earn money in the game?
* Which missions are worth doing for profit?
* Is my held item worth anything?
These are not all the questions you will find answers to; I wrote down the most popular ones. 
You will find most of the information in the section discussing the interface and game settings. There, I thoroughly describe each icon and the related systems as comprehensively as possible. 

==Settings and Interface==
===Logging in===
[[file:pp06.png|left]]Before logging into the game, you need to select the appropriate proxy to avoid lag. Check the options and choose the right proxy; I personally recommend USA #2, but you can check all the other options to see which one gives you the least lag, paying attention to which one has a green ping.br>
If you want an additional security option to prevent someone else from logging into your account, you can set up an IP Code (this is done on the website after logging in). It’s important to note that if you set up an IP Code and forget it, you have the option to recover or reset it by following this link: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/recovery 
 

===Chat===
[[file:pp07.png|950px]] 
After logging into the game, a message will appear in the default chat. You might be wondering what it means; I will explain it to you step by step. 
* Boosted Pokémon system. Every 24 hours, you have a random Pokémon with an accelerated respawn time of 1 minute, slightly increased drop rates, and experience points. Each player has a boost for the same Pokémon. 
* The next two systems are currently in development. Once they are fully operational, you will receive a link here with their detailed description. 

===Interface===
Since the game interface is very large, I have taken the liberty of dividing it into separate screenshots, which I will explain one by one. 
Let's start with the bar in the top left corner of the screen. 
[[file:pp08.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 0''': The option to hide the icon bar. 
 

'''Nr. 1''': Game settings, the most important icon at the very beginning of the game. A very important option that we need to disable is the shaders, as they crash the game. 
 
[[file:pp09.png]] 
 

Unchecking the option visible on the screen will make every private message from player X automatically open the private message with them, which is useful while leveling up. 
[[file:pp10.png]] 
 

Here, I recommend selecting OpenGL2, as there is a high chance that other options will crash your game, especially the DirectX9 option (since you may already have DX13, for example). 
If you want to maximize your FPS in the game, disable the vertical sync option, it definitely helps reduce lag. The lower the FPS limit you set in the interface, the more FPS you will achieve in the game.. 
[[file:pp11.png]] 
 

In the last screenshot, three options highlighted by arrows are important. Check them to see the items you equip on your Pokémon, I will explain this in more detail later. The most crucial option is the last arrow, to see all options on the bar, you need to set it to 0. 
[[file:pp12.png]] 
 
As part of the options and settings, I must mention the option to zoom in and out of the screen in the game. You can do this by pressing in the game ('''CTRL–''' and '''CTRL,'''). You can also set the number of side panels by pressing in the game ('''CTRL.''') 
 

The game also allows you to move using WASD, you just need to check the option visible on the screen, which is available in the chat. While you're at it, it's worth typing in the default channel '''!channels''' and select appropriate channels, which will open automatically every time you log back into the game. You also have the command '''/commands''', where every command in the game is described. 
[[file:pp13.png|950px]] 
 

'''Nr. 2''': Tutorial, here you have a visual explanation of movement in the game and many options that I mention in the guide. 
[[file:pp14.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 3''': News is worth reading, here you have the latest updates that are posted on the forum/homepage. The news is connected to the forum and the website, so everything that is posted there is also available in the game. 
[[file:pp15.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 4''': Hotkeys: Pokémon can have a maximum of 10 moves. You enter them as m1 to m10. A Pokémon can also have 2 TMs, so you enter them as tm1-2. As you can see, I added #s before each move to avoid spamming the skill in private messages. 
[[file:pp16.png]] 
 

* You also have the option to add special keys for more convenient use of moves. For example, I added the order to the scroll button. 
[[file:pp17.png]] 
 

* As for hotkeys, it’s worth mentioning that you have the option to set the order of skills for individual Pokémon according to your preferences. Simply click on the Pokémon while holding CTRL and right-click, and this option will appear. 
[[file:pp18.png]] 
 
[[file:pp19.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 5''': Quest log, here you can check your missions. 
 
'''Nr. 6''': Pokemon market, here you have the option to sell or buy a Pokémon that someone has listed. 
 
'''Nr. 7''': Items market, here similarly, with a slight difference, you have the option to create a purchase offer for an item that exists in the game and has been added to the market. 
[[file:pp20.png|900px]] 
 

'''Nr. 8''': Premium shop, here you can buy various items/outfits for points that can be earned in two ways. One is by purchasing with real money, and the other option is to buy diamonds from players on the market and exchange them for points. To convert diamonds into points, simply deposit them in the depo found in every Pokémon Center and type !points [amount]. The only significant outfit that will help you in terms of speed while moving underwater is the scuba diving suit, the rest of the outfits provide no bonuses. 
 

'''Nr. 9''': Public profile of all characters. This is your business card, which can be viewed by all players on both servers. The only thing you can hide here is your Pokémons that you have on your character, just type in '''!hide_team''' 
[[file:pp21.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 10''': Pokémon card album, which will drop from Pokémons or which you will receive for achievements in the game. It’s worth collecting cards because you get very good rewards for them, ranging from items that permanently reduce your fishing cooldown on your character to a Master Ball, which can only be obtained through cards. 
[[file:pp22.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 11''': Daily login is an important part of the game, especially for new players, as simply logging in each day grants you a new reward that is predetermined for every player. Even free daily rewards can be valuable enough that by collecting them over the course of a month, you can earn DACC in the game, although it depends on the month, as different rewards are available each time. 
[[file:pp23.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 12''': Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ 
Battle passes are seasonal, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. 
 

'''Nr. 13''': Golden tower, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/golden-tower.45369/ 
There's no point in worrying about this system if you don't have at least level 200. 
 

'''Nr. 14''': Daily tasks are detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task. It's worth noting that these tasks are only worth doing from level 85, as you receive a daily box for each completed task, which costs quite a bit. However, in my opinion, it's better to use the time you would spend on tasks to level up, as only from level 150 do you have a sufficient number of good respawns that won’t consume too much of your time. Of course, you don't have to skip every task, as sometimes you'll come across ones that can be completed quickly before reaching level 150, but there's no need to dedicate every day to do tasks before hitting that level.br>
 

'''Nr. 15''': Dungeons, just like mentioned above, require a significant level. Here it is explained in more detail: http://en.padventures.info/Dungeons_system 
 

'''Nr. 16''': House editor: to have this option, you need to complete a mission, for which I will provide a link, and you must own a house, as it will only appear there. The editor allows you to change the floors in your houses and create certain items in the location where you complete the mission. 
http://en.padventures.info/Designer_Workshop_Quest 
 
 
'''Now I will explain the functions of the bar in the top right corner of the screen.''' 
[[file:pp24.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 17''': Auto loot: you might be wondering where the items that drop from Pokémon go. The game has an auto loot feature that automatically collects items from the Pokémon you defeat. This is a very convenient function, to open it, you need to click the icon while holding CTRL + right mouse button. A window will pop up, allowing you to take out or sell items.
 
http://en.padventures.info/Auto_Loot 
 
'''Nr. 18''': Pin, you do not need to create a PIN for your character. Once created, you will have to enter it every time you log in to the game. The PIN ensures that you cannot trade or drop items on the ground without entering it. 
 
'''Nr. 19''': Information about the health status of your character and Pokémon. 
[[file:pp25.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 20''': Pokemons, it allows us to quickly switch Pokémon by clicking the Pokémon icon and gives us the ability to heal our Pokémon quickly. 
[[file:pp26.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 21''': Player profile, the number of captured Pokémon in this profile counts towards achievements and the publicly available ranking on the website. 
[[file:pp27.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 22''': The inventory is a very important element of the game that I need to describe in more detail. 
[[file:pp28.png]] 
 
* '''a''': 1: PokeDex serves several functions. 
The ability to obtain detailed information about a given Pokémon by examining it.
Information about the Pokémon we have caught.
Information about the achievements we have completed.
Charm tasks that are described in detail here: http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system 
 
* '''b''': The Alolan Pokédex allows you to register Pokémon from the Alola region. In the case of Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch them in order to have an entry for them in the Pokédex. There is also a restriction when catching: to be able to throw a ball at a specific Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch its initial form. 
* '''c''': Case of poker chips, in which there are chips; the entire casino system is described here: http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 
* '''d''': Fishing rods are a very important element of the game, which are described in detail in these links: http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_Guru 
http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_rods 
The first link shows the baits you can buy to catch Pokémon from a specific region, and the second link explains how to upgrade our fishing rod. 
You can equip a bait by right-clicking on the rod and then on the item. If you want to remove the bait, use the rod on yourself. 
You can get to Cinnabar from Vermilion by taking a boat, DACC is not required for this. 
[[file:pp29.png]] 
 
* '''e''': Pokémon case, this is where we keep the Pokémon we intend to use. The only special item we can store there besides Pokémon is a parcel with a label. It's also worth noting that by clicking LLP + right-click on the ball, you will see information about your Pokémon. 
 
* '''f''': Backpack, as you can see in the attached screenshot, you can change it to have 100 slots instead of 50. You can upgrade your backpack in Cinnabar at the NPC for 50 HD. You'll find him to the left of the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp30.png]] 
 
* '''g''': Within the inventory, there is one more option: by clicking the Pokéball with a Pokémon using CTRL + right-click, you will see these options. In the game, there are Held Items and Berries that provide additional boosts to the Pokémon, as well as Auras, which are visual decorations for the Pokémon. Held Items and Berries are described here: 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
 
[[file:pp31.png]] 
 
After clicking "set berries/held items," a window will pop up, showing the items you have on the right side. You just need to move them from the right side to the left. If you don’t have any held items in your backpack and want to remove a held item from a Pokémon, you need to uncheck the option indicated by the arrow. 
[[file:pp32.png]] 
 
In case of '''Mega Stone''' you need to uncheck '''Show only owned''' and move its to the correct place. 
[[file:pp33.gif]] 
 
* '''h''': Order, it works on the character as a rope and on the Pokémon, giving it the command to perform a move.. 
 

'''Nr. 23''': Vip List 
 

'''Nr 24''': Battle, with many options that will allow us to hide or prioritize what we want to see first. 
[[file:pp34.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 25''': Minimap, in the game, you have a command that allows you to reveal the entire minimap, just type !get_map. There are also keyboard shortcuts that let you view the map on a much larger scale; simply press CTRL + SHIFT + M. 
 

'''Nr. 26''': Battle mode, by clicking on this, a small window will pop up, allowing you to move within the body of the Pokémon. 
 

'''Nr. 27''': Tasks, here you can see the tasks that we have active and the progress in each task, which is quite useful for daily tasks. 
 

'''Nr. 28''': Tv module: the ability to stream in the game. You can buy the camera at Celadon Mall at the coordinates Position: {x = 3695, y = 3206, z = 5}. 
 
 

You’re probably also curious about where to view addons and auras for your Pokémon/player. Just click CTRL + right-click on the character, and you’ll see the addons option. You need to have the Pokémon you want to apply the addon to in your inventory. The option to change the addon and aura of a Pokémon is in the same place as the option to equip held items/berries on the Pokémon. 
[[file:pp35.png]] 
 

==Commands in game==
In game after writing '''/commands''' you will see that window. 
[[file:pp36.png]] 
 
I will explain which commands you need to enter and what they do exactly. 
'''!get_map''' – it will allow you to reveal the entire minimap. 
 
'''!achievements''' All achievements that require account age will be assigned to only one character per account. 
You can find a description of all achievements in the game here: http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf 
 
'''!channels''' it will allow you to select the channels that will be open during your login to the game. 
 
'''!whodrops''' after entering the name of the item, you will see information about where you can obtain that item. 
 
'''!event''' you can join the event, if there's one active. 
 
'''!check_card''' a useful command if you want to exchange cards; just type the name or number of the card you want to take out. 
 
'''!catch ''pokemon_name''''' allows us to check the number of used balls on pokemon. 
 
'''!hide_bodies''' this is one of the better commands in the game. It allows you to hide Pokémon that you don't want to see and that cannot be caught. 
[[file:pp37.png]] 
 
On the left side, you have the Pokémon that you can hide, and on the right side, you have those that you have already hidden. It’s also worth checking the option to Hide 121+ since there’s no option to catch Pokémon at that level, and they just block your view of others. For Hide Bodies to work correctly, you need to click save and load. When your save is loaded, the load option will be gray.br>
 

The rest of commands you can find here: http://en.padventures.info/Commands 
 

==Pokémon Catching System==
In the game, there are many different boosters for catching, but first, I will describe the system you will encounter at the beginning of your gameplay. In the chat during the throwing of Poké Balls, you will notice percentages next to certain Pokémon, you might be wondering what they are. These percentages are meant to help you catch the Pokémon. Once you reach 100%, your chances of catching the Pokémon will automatically increase by 0.5% (or 0.25% for Cloned Pokémon). Not all Pokémon have this advantage, but the vast majority do. The speed at which you accumulate percentages is dependent on the rarity of the Pokémon, with certain exceptions.. 
[[file:pp109.png]] 
 
As I mentioned earlier, there are many boosters in the game, but before I describe them, it's also worth noting that there is no information in the game about the catch percentage for a given Pokémon. 
* The first and most basic item is Poké Balls. You can find all the information about them here: http://en.padventures.info/Balls
* Catch charm in the Pokédex, this is the best booster in the game. You can find information about charms here:
http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system
* Golden lucky clover this is an item that you can use only once. It permanently increases the catch rate of your balls on your character. You will obtain this item for catching 600 Pokémon and reaching level 350 on your character.
* Catch Charm (HELD) it is an item that you can obtain in the game from bosses, boxes, lotteries, and dice. The item combines with the golden lucky clover and increases the catch rate of your balls.
* Pitcher Gloves (HELD) it can be obtained in the same way as the item mentioned above. Very useful and inexpensive, as it can save you a lot of time. The held item will ensure that the extra rate is active when throwing balls at 90% instead of 100%—only for very rare Pokémon.
* Finally, I left you with boosters in the form of cookies and tickets; there are so many that I will give you a link to the entire list: http://en.padventures.info/Boosters

==Notable Pokémons==
Many Pokémons and spawns that I will describe will require you to complete this quest: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola. 
It is required because it allows teleportation in the Alola region, and without it, you won't be able to catch some of the Pokémon that I recommend to you. 
 
I will try to recommend at least 3 Pokémon from each type. I considered both the difficulty of catching them and their strength. For each Pokémon that is worth noting, I will explain its use in more detail. 
 
* To check what abilities a Pokémon has, you need to click CTRL + right mouse button on the Poké Ball containing the Pokémon, and information about it will be displayed in the server log. 
[[file:pp38.png]] 
 
You can check how abilities work in the Pokédex or on the website: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/abilities 
===Ice===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Rock, Fire, Steel pokemons. 
* Snorunt [Male], Glalie [ability Moody] (rare catch) 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode] 
 
You can find both Pokémon at the same respawn. Few Pokémon are easy to obtain while also meeting the criteria of a complete Pokémon. These Pokémon might appeal to you enough to stay with you for the duration of your game. 
 
[[file:pp39.png]] 
 
* Vanillite, Vanillish, Vanilluxe [ability Weak Armor] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp40.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Glaceon [ability Snow Cloak] (rare, v rare catch). 
Eevee it has several recommended evolutions. You can find more information about it in the description of NORMAL Pokémons. 
In the link I will provide you, you will find the method to obtain Glaceon: http://en.padventures.info/Below_Zero_Quest 
 
===Fire===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Rock, Water pokemons. 
* Cyndaquil, Quilava, Typhlosion [ability blaze] (medium, rare, very rare catch) 
* Litleo, Pyroar [ability Moxie] (rare catch) 
 
Typhlosion is one of the best fire type pokemon in the game. 
 
Pyroar one of its passive abilities is Moxie, which increases its damage by 130% for each defeated Pokémon, granting it an additional 2% damage. This Pokémon performs well on many respawns, where you don't need to switch Pokémon. 
[[file:pp41.png]] 
 
* Tepig, Pignite, Emboar [ability Reckless] (rare, v rare catch) 
Pokémon from the Unova region can only be found at this respawn. To have the ability to catch them, we need the '''Frond Island Ticket''' which we can sometimes receive from daily logins, events, mini-events, donation gifts, or purchase from another player. The Pokémon also requires TM to be effective. 
[[file:pp42.png]] 
 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode]. 
Is the fire/ice pokemon i personally gave him fire tms 
 
===Water===
What to hunt them with? Grass, Electric pokemons. 
* Krabby, Kingler (normal, rare catch) 
Surprisingly, this is one of the best Water Pokémon that will be useful to you throughout your gameplay. This is because, with the daily premium login, you receive tokens that can be exchanged for Mega/Giga Pokémon, and Kingler is one of those Pokémon. The Pokémon itself is also strong right from the start, possessing many area skills and protection. There are two ways to obtain it: one is from the respawn on the map I will provide you, and the other is by using a fishing rod, for which we need bait, as I described earlier in the guide. 
[[file:pp43.png]] 
 
* Finizen (Female) [ability reckless] (rare catch) 
* Magikarp, Gyarados [ability Moxie] (easy, rare catch) 
 
You can catch Magikarp with a fishing rod, but it is a very difficult Pokémon to level up. However, you can catch Gyarados at the same respawn as Finizen. I will explain how to quickly and easily level up Pokémon like Magikarp later in the guide. 
 
Finizen is another Pokémon with a large number of AoE skills and also has the best ability in the game (Reckless), which increases the damage of each skill by 15%. The gender of this Pokémon affects its evolution, so you must catch the female version. Once you reach there, an NPC will be in your way. What exactly you need to do is described here:http://en.padventures.info/Private_Islands 
[[file:pp44.png]] 
 
* Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise [ability Torrent] 
This is an especially strong Pokémon for bosses. You can catch it with a great rod using the appropriate bait or find it on the map below. 
[[file:pp45.png]] 
 
===Grass===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice pokemons. 
* Oddish, Gloom, Bellossom, Vileplume (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Sunkern, Sunflora (medium, rare catch) 
 
Oddish and Gloom You can find them everywhere, and the evolution stone for Vileplume costs just a few coins, it's different for Bello and Sunflora. 
 
I will show you the respawn point where you can find both Bellossom and Sunflora in one place. 
[[file:pp46.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Leafeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Just like Glaceon, Leafon can be obtained in the same place. 
http://en.padventures.info/Botanics_Studies_Quest 
 
===Rock===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Ground, Water, Grass pokemons. 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon (medium, rare catch) 
* Geodude, Graveler, Golem (normal, rare catch) 
 
Rhydon is one of the best rock type pokemons in the game. 
Golem is just good and easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp47.png]] 
 
* Hisuian Growlithe [ability intimidate] (rare catch) 
 
Very good pokemon with a lot of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
===Ground===
What to hunt them with? Water, Grass, Ice pokemons. 
* Sandshrew, Sandslash (normal, rare catch) 
* Cubone, Marowak (normal, rare catch) 
 
Good pokemons at the beginning they have cloned version, which is better and I will explain what cloned Pokémons are at the very end. 
[[file:pp49.png]] 
 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon, Rhyperior [ability reckless] (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
One of the best Ground Pokémon unfortunately requires an evolution item (Protector, which can be obtained by exchanging daily points). The map for its pre-evolution is provided in the Rock Pokémon section. 
 
* Phanpy, Donphan (medium, rare catch) 
A pretty good and very easy Pokémon to obtain. 
[[file:pp50.png]] 
 
Sandile, Krokorok, Krookodile [ability moxie] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that can be useful because of its ability. 
[[file:pp51.png]] 
 

===Dark===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Bug, Fairy pokemons. 
* Poochyena, Mightyena [ability Moxie] (Medium, rare catch) 
 
This is a Pokémon that many players leveled up dozens of levels due to its ability and the location where it can be trained. In the later part of the guide, I will dedicate more attention to this Pokémon. 
[[file:pp52.png]] 
 
* Alolan Rattata, Alolan Raticate [ability Hustle] (easy, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that is worth recommending. 
[[file:pp53.png]] 
 
* Litten, Litten, Incineroar (rare, v rare catch) 
There are two ways to obtain it: one is from a quest (I recommend choosing this option), or from the respawn shown in the screenshot below: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
* Galarian Zigzagoon, Galarian Linoone, Obstagoon [ability Reckless] (medium, rare catch) 
This is definitely one of the best Pokémon that I personally use against bosses. 
[[file:pp55.png]] 
 

===Fairy===
What to hunt them with? Poison, Steel pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
Mr. Mime is one of the better support Pokémon in the game. It has healing and teleportation abilities, and to show its full power, it needs tms. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Sylveon [ability Pixilate] 
A very good Pokémon that we can obtain after completing a quest: http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
Tickets can be obtained in the game from boxes, events, mini-events, daily logins, donation gift boxes, and from players on the market. 
 
* Togepi, Togetic, Togekiss [ability Hustle] (rare, v rare catch) 
This is the best support Pokémon in the game, and you'll encounter many players with this Pokémon because it offers the ability to fly, teleport, and heal characters all in one. With the right TMs, this Pokémon is also effective in respawns where a Fairy-type Pokémon is needed. There are two ways to obtain this Pokémon. The first is at the casino, where an NPC will give you Togepi for a certain number of tokens. Pokémon from the casino offer a catch rate, but there's also the option to catch it at a respawn that is not very large. 
[[file:pp57.png]] 
 
* Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff [ability Pixilate] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to obtain must have Pixilate. 
[[file:pp58.png]] 
 

===Electric===
What to hunt them with? Ground pokemons. 
Pikachu (rare catch) 
Hisuian Voltorb, Hisuian Electrode [ability Aftermath] (rare catch) 
Voltorb, Electrode [ability Aftermath] (normal, rare catch) 
Pikachu, Alolan Raichu (rare catch) 
 
Yes, it’s no joke Pikachu is a very good Pokémon, and you can play with it without evolving. 
 
Hisuian Electrode tt is a very good Pokémon that will not disappoint you. 
 
Alolan Raichu It is a Pokémon that, with the right held item, has Fly, Teleport, and healing. It can be obtained by evolving Pikachu at level 60 in the Alola region, for example, in Hau'oli, using a Thunder Stone. 
[[file:pp59.png]] 
 
Helioptile, Heliolisk [ability Dry Skin] (rare, v rare catch) 
It is one of the best Electric-type Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, you will only find one on the entire respawn. 
[[file:pp60.png]] 
 

===Poison===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Psychic pokemons. 
* Trubbish, Garbodor (rare catch) 
One of the best poison type pokemon. 
[[file:pp61.png]] 
 
* Venonat, Venomoth [ability Wonder Skin] (medium, rare catch) 
* Koffing, Weezing (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp62.png]] 
 
* Skorupi, Drapion [ability sniper] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp63.png]] 
 
===Bug===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Rock, Fire pokemons. 
* Caterpie, Metapod, Butterfree (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Mothim with ability [Tinted Lens] 
 
Caterpie and metapod you can find a large number above Viridian. Butterfree itself is a good Pokémon and has a Giga version, which you will obtain sooner or later from daily login, so it's worth pursuing. 
As for Mothim, it has a lot of AoE skills and a good ability. A better respawn point than the one in the screenshot is probably Heahea, behind the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp64.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
 
The best Pokémon in the game for fishing. It has two large respawns. It can only be obtained through evolution. The reason why two Ninacadas are required is explained here: http://en.padventures.info/Shedinja 
[[file:pp65.png]] 
 
* Ledyba, Ledian [ability Swarm] 
Easy to catch with big number of aoes. 
[[file:pp66.png]] 
 
===Fighting===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Psychic, Fairy pokemons. 
Hitmonlee [ability reckless] (very rare catch) 
Hitmonchan (very rare catch) 
Machop, Machoke, Machamp [ability no guard](normal, rare catch) 

All pokemons can be obtained from that quest: http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride 
Unfortunately, what I recommend depends on your luck. If fortune smiles upon you, you'll get Lee, who is the best fight Pokémon in the game. I will show you on the map where you can catch Machamp. 
[[file:pp67.png]] 
 
* Clobbopus, Grapploct [ability reckless] (rare, very rare catch) 
The second best fight Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, there are only 2 on the entire map, but they are easily accessible. 
[[file:pp68.png]] 
 
* Hariyama (rare catch) 
[[file:pp69.png]] 
 
===Ghost===
What to hunt them with? Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Hisuian Zorua (rare catch) 
One of the best ghost Pokémon. The only problem is that it can be caught on Cute Island, so you will need a Cute Ticket. I will give you a link where everything is explained in detail: 
http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
 
* Gastly, Haunter, Gengar (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
Easy pokemon to catch with a big number of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp70.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
As I mentioned earlier, Shedinja is the best Pokémon for fishing, but it also performs very well as a ghost Pokémon. 
 
* Golett, Golurk [ability no guard] (rare catch) 
A cool Pokémon that isn't too difficult to catch. The only problem is that we need '''Frond Island Ticket''', in order to catch him. 
[[file:pp71.png]] 
 
===Steel===
What to hunt them with? Fire, Fighting, Ground pokemons. 
* Rookidee,Corvisquire, Corviknight [ability Reckless] (rare catch) 
One of the best Steel Pokémon in the game, and also very easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp72.png]] 
 
* Cufant, Copperajah [rare, v rare catch] 
A very good Steel Pokémon with a lot of AoE skills. It also has a Giga version that you will have the opportunity to obtain for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp73.png]] 
 
* Scyther, Scizor [ability technician] (rare, v rare catch) 
Scyther can be caught in the safari; it is not an easy Pokémon to catch, which is confirmed by its market price. 
[[file:pp74.png]] 
 

===Flying===
What to hunt them with? Rock, Electro, Ice pokemons. 
* Rufflet [ability twinted lens] (medium catch) 
A very cool and easy Pokémon to catch with a great ability. 
[[file:pp75.png]] 
 
* Starly [ability reckless] (medium catch) 
[[file:pp76.png]] 
 
* Hoothoot, Noctowl [ability Tinted Lens] (medium, rare)
[[file:pp77.png]] 
 
===Psychic===
What to hunt them with? Bug, Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
One of the better supports in the game, it can be built in two ways: full fairy or full psychic, depending on the TMs we equip it with. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Natu, Xatu (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp78.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Espeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Possible to obtain from this quest: http://en.padventures.info/Happiness_Island 
 
===Dragon===
What to hunt them with? Fairy, Ice, Dragon pokemons. 
* Bagon, Shelgon, Salamence [ability Moxie] (rare, v rare catch) 
* Axew, Fraxure, Haxorus (rare, v rare catch) 
* Dratini, Dragonair (rare catch) 
I don't want to lie to you, dragons aren't that great because they don't have exceptionally high damage. The only dragon worth mentioning is Salamence. You can easily skip them, as they are not easy to catch. 
[[file:pp79.png]] 
 

===Normal===
What to hunt them with? Fighting pokemons. 
* Eevee (rare catch) 
Will be needed for a lot of evolutions. 
[[file:pp80.png]] 
 
* Buneary / Lopunny (rare catch) 
You will need it for the mega stone, which you will receive for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp81.png]] 
 
* Furret [ability limber] (rare catch) 
In reality, I'm kind of forcing these recommendations on you, because no one plays with normal Pokémon, and that’s because normal types hit everything x1. 
[[file:pp82.png]] 
 
Many of the Pokémon I recommended have better cloned versions. How do they differ? They have higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. You can find everything explained in more detail in the links below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 
Some Pokémon also have shiny versions. They have higher damage / more health and possess three different skills. 
You can encounter them in the same locations as normal Pokémon, but this does not apply to all shiny Pokémon.
 

==Hunting Spots==
We decided to place this section on a different page, which will be developed as long as players are willing to help. 
Link: http://en.padventures.info/Hunting_spots 

==How to earn money?==
The best way for new players to earn money is through missions, I will outline them in more detail later in the guide. Here, I will describe alternative ways to earn money. It’s important to understand the currencies related to earning in this game. You will really only be interested in two currencies, as the rest are worthless. Also, remember to check the prices of items on the market yourself. 
 
100 hundred dollars is 0.1k 
[[file:pp110.png]] to [[file:pp111.png]] 
 
10 ten thousand dollar is 1k (blue money). 
[[file:pp112.png]] 
 
100 ten thousand dollar is 10k 
[[file:pp113.png]] 
 
* Daily login is the easiest way to earn in the game, as you just need to log in every day. Just type in '''''!join_daily'''''

* Daily tasks http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task it's only worth it after level 85.

* Harvest liechi berry one of that berry you can sell for 3-5k ea. More information about berries: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
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* Mining powders are needed not only for quests but also for teleporting to respawns for higher-level players. Rainbow powders are also required for achievements, which is why their price is the highest. Two recommended mining locations without Pokémon are one in Fuchsia under the post office and the other in Lavender on the way to the elemental quest.

* Mini events, If you want detailed information about them, you need to join the Discord server where the schedule of mini events is posted: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V

* Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ Battle passes are periodic, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. It's an expensive activity, but it pays off multiple times over.

* Catching Scyther in the Fuchsia safari is very expensive because people need it for achievements or just for playing.

* Catching Ninacada is an easy-to-sell Pokémon for a lot of money, but it is quite difficult to catch.

* Looting amulet coin this is definitely one of the better ways to earn money, but it also tests your luck; there are people who have spent a month on this. The Amulet Coin (held item) drops from Meowth and Persian.

* In general, you can catch Pokémon and sell them to NPC Santiago in Celadon. However, you should be aware that not every Pokémon can be sold. You can sell them in Celadon Mall, which is located to the left of the Pokémon Center.
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon

* Not all Dark types will be bought by players, but unwanted Dark types can be sold to NPC Edward at the casino located in Celadon.

* Eggs are a good way to earn money and generate passive income. An egg is needed for the battle pass, and a mix task costs 1 diamond, so we can safely assume that one egg is worth 1, or maybe even 2 diamonds. I recommend Charmander eggs, as you will need them for a quest. I will give you a link that explains this system in detail. http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Eggs

* You can find all the achievements in the link that I will provide. http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf I will tell you about two fairly easy achievements, the rewards for which will allow you to purchase a premium account. These are achievements 35/36, after defeating all trainers in Kanto/Johto, you will receive yellow boxes.

* Catching cloned Pokémon is one of the best ways to earn money in the game, and their price is due to the fact that you can access the island with them once every 7 days for 48 hours using a ticket. Cloned Pokémon are a stronger version of regular ones, having higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. On this island, it's better to have a level of 120 or higher, as people tend to kill steal there. You will find more details about this island in the links below.br>
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 

* Catching shiny Pokémon is definitely the best way to make money in the game, although it depends on the Pokémon you are trying to catch. Not all Pokémon in the game have a shiny version; those that do can be checked in the Pokédex. It's best to catch shiny Pokémon during events when their respawn rate is increased, as otherwise, you will just waste time. At lower levels, the best Pokémon to catch are shiny Sunflora and shiny Bellossom; both are considered the best Grass-type Pokémon in the game. They have a large number of respawns, making it possible for even new players to catch them. In the link below, you will find a list of all shiny Pokémon. 
http://en.padventures.info/List_of_Pokemons 

* In the game, there are TM tasks. I haven’t done many of them myself, but you might enjoy them. 
http://en.padventures.info/TM_Task 

* Farming tokens in the casino on the machines and exchanging them for Togepi. In the casino, you can exchange tokens for Pokémon, and Togepi is needed for a quest and also has an evolution into one of the best support Pokémon in the game. You can easily sell such a Togepi for 10 diamonds. At the NPC in the casino, set your JACKPOT to 20; this way, you'll fill up the JACKPOT faster and also earn more tokens while playing. Remember to use the command !chips and make sure to keep your token count at 15k, as you can only buy tokens up to that amount; above that, you'll need to earn them by playing on the machines. It's also worth noting that 1,000 tokens cost 100 HD (0.1k). Play on the machines only when you have those 10k. 
http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 

* The last method that comes to mind is donating. This is definitely the easiest way to earn money. During an event, you always receive 50% more points and something extra. Read the news in the game and on the main game page, there you will find all the information about any ongoing promotions and what additional items you can receive when purchasing diamonds. Often when you buy 30 points (base), you will also receive additional lottery tickets or mystery boxes, which significantly exceed the value of the diamonds you purchase.
 

==Missions==
As I mentioned earlier, missions are the best way for a new player to earn money. I will give you links to the missions that are worth doing, and even necessary to complete. I'll only provide the missions that will have a financial impact, and I will organize them according to the required level to complete them, from the lowest level up to 160. You can check the rest of the missions yourselves in the link below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Missions 
 

* http://en.padventures.info/Food_Improvement Required level: 30 Reward: 100 rocket balli - In the premium shop, you can buy 100 rocket balls for 3 diamonds, making it one of the best items for trading because its price depends on the current price of diamonds. You can ask other players for items needed for missions.

* http://en.padventures.info/Rocket's_Hideout Required level: 40 Reward: Kanto box 2 and Rocket outfit. It's worth doing this mission, it's very easy, and you can get the items for it from someone without any problem.

* http://en.padventures.info/Breeding_Master_Elm! Required level: 40 Reward: Johto Box 2. In completing this mission, the egg will be an obstacle, which you will need to either buy or make yourself. I explained earlier how to obtain the egg.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ice_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM90 Icicle Spear. You just need to click on the chest. Rare candy is another valuable item worth your attention. It is needed for achievements and the battle pass, and the wealthier and lazier players use it for leveling up their Pokémon. One rare candy sometimes costs as much as 1 diamond. Unfortunately, TMs are only good for selling to NPCs.

* http://en.padventures.info/Training_ground_cinnabar Required level: (26-50 At a higher level, you won't be able to complete this mission) Reward: Rare candy

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_2_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: Hoenn Box 2. A Nincada can drop from the Hoenn box, which is why this box has the highest price among the three mentioned.

* http://en.padventures.info/The_Pokemon_Paradox Required level: 50 Reward: Rare candy, Golden Pokemon Egg (you can exchange it for 500 rocket balls). This is the most important mission among those mentioned above. After completing this mission, you won't have any trouble buying diamonds for a premium account. That's why it's worth holding onto the premium ticket, which you get at level 50, just to be able to complete this mission. '''WARNING: READ THE GUIDE CAREFULLY TO AVOID DESTROYING THE CHEST THAT CONTAINS THE GOLDEN EGG.'''

* http://en.padventures.info/Medicham_toy_Quest Required level: 55 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Oak's_Missions Required level: 60 Reward: Kanto Box 3, 2 Rare candy. Very easy mission with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm19_quest Required level: 80 Reward: TM019 Giga Drain, TM183 Leaf Tornado. Another very easy mission for leaf tornado you can easily buy premium. The only downside is that someone will have to open the lever for you.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ghost_ship Required level: 80 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Treasure_hideout Required level: 80 Reward: 2 Rare candy, TM case 3. An easy mission, the only downside is that you need someone for the lever.

* http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride Required level: 80 Reward: Randomly Machamp 60lvl, Hitmonchan 50lvl or Hitmonlee 50lvl. If you're lucky, you'll get Lee, who is the best Fighting-type Pokémon, so it's worth completing this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Team_Rocket's_new_plan Required level: 80 Reward: 100 Rocket ball, 3 Rare candy, Johto box 3. A very good reward, and despite the item requirements, it's worth spending time to complete this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Mandarin_mountains Required level: 85 Reward: 2 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_3_Quest Required level: 90 Reward: Hoenn box 3

* http://en.padventures.info/Quest_of_the_Elements Required level: 100 Reward: The ability to train Pokémon up to level 130 and use them.

* http://en.padventures.info/Master_Rod_Quest Required level: 100 and ultra rod Reward: Master Rod, Random Held Box. This mission can be completed at level 100, but it's unlikely that anyone has done it at that level. It's better to think about it at level 140 or higher. The reward is the best fishing rod in the game and a held box, the value of which you will understand by the time you're ready for this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Cliff_Edge Required level: 100 Reward: TM23 Meteor Mash, 3 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Missing_Software Required level: 100 Reward: Upgrade, 4 Rare candy. Very easy mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm33_quest Required level: 130 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM33 Reflect. A very easy mission, you just need to navigate the maze and click on the chest. Reflect is one of the most expensive TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/PAnnihilator Required level: 130 Reward: TM48 Shadow Storm, 3 Rare candy. Another mission that requires a bit of help and cooperation from us. TM Shadow Storm is one of the most sought-after TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Arena Required level: 50-130 Reward: 6 Rare candy, Mewtwo's Island ticket, TM08 Lava Plume. Fast and easy arena with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/PApoi_Quest Required level: 140 Reward: PApoi box, 5 Rare candy, Access to new respawns. There's no reason to wait to complete this mission. The Papoi box is a very expensive item, but it's not the box that is most important; rather, it's the access to new respawns that will make it easier for you to complete many tasks in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Elite_Four Required level: ~140 Reward: 5 rare candy and one of the flutes of your choice.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Palace#Stone_Room Required level: 150 Reward: On the left side - 15 ten thousand dollars, TM case 2, access to new respawns. It's worth completing this mission because it's very easy, you just need help from other players to open the gate. This mission will help you unlock respawns with Pokémon that you will often encounter in daily tasks.

* http://en.padventures.info/PA_The_Inquisition_Quest Required level: 160 Reward: INQ Box, Outfit, Access to respawns. I advise you to complete these tasks as quickly as possible because it can be very difficult to gather enough players for this mission. Many of the best respawns with Pokémon in daily tasks can be found right here, so there's no reason to wait. The box itself is also very valuable.

==Helds/TMs==
===Helds===
Prices change dynamically, so I won't provide you with prices for held items and TMs because it's not useful. It's best to check the market for buy/sell prices, and if you don't find anything there, you can ask in the chat what each item costs. I've listed the held items that have some value. There is no possibility of selling held items to NPCs, but you can sell TMs to NPCs. 
 
* What each held item does is described here:
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems

* All held items that passively increase a Pokémon's DMG by 10% have varying values. I have listed only those that can be sold relatively easily at a good price.

Ability Urge <== Worth having. 
Aconitum <== Worth having 
Air Balloon <== Worth having 
Amulet Coin <== The most important held 
Assault Vest <== Worth having 
Bersersk Glove <== Worth having 
Big Shrimp Bait <== Worth having 
Black Belt <== Best held for fighting type pokemons 
Black Sludge <== Worth having 
Casteliacone 
Catch Charm <== Worth having 
Comet Shard <== Worth having 
Cooldown Urge <== Worth having 
Diamond Shard <== Worth having 
Digging Tool <== Worth having 
Dire Hit 
Emergency Exit <== Worth having 
Fiery Trap <== Useful for battle pass 
Fire Orb <== Worth having 
Focus Band 
Focus Sash <== Worth having 
Grip Claw 
Heavy-duty Boots 
James Bait <== Worth having 
Life Orb <== Worth having 
Lucky Egg <== Worth having 
Lucky Reborn <== Worth having 
Lustrous Orb <== Worth having 
Meowth Bait <== Worth having 
Mining Tool <== Worth having 
Pixie dust 
Professional Pitcher Gloves <== Worth having 
Protective Layer 
Reflective Layer 
Roto Exp.Points <== Worth having 
Roto Harvest <== Worth having 
Roto Mining <== Worth having 
Sandy Incense <== Useful for battle pass 
Scope Lens 
Shiny Charm <== Worth having 
Silver Nanab Berry <== Worth having 
Smart Candy <== Worth having 
Sprinklotad <== Worth having 
Sticky Barb <== Worth having 
Sweet Honey <== Worth having 
Twin Charm <== Worth having 
Wide Lens 
Zoom Lens 
 

===TMs===
* If you're interested in more detailed information about a specific TM, you can find it here: http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_tm
In the Celadon Casino, you will find NPCs related to TMs. 
'''NPC Edward:''' is located on the first floor. You can sell TMs to him, but he also serves many other functions. 
* Option (forget) will allow you to remove a TM for free (it will disappear after removal).
* Option (order) will allow you to set the order of TMs in a Pokémon if you feel the need to do so.
* Option (addon) will allow you to remode addon from a pokemon.
* Option (Extract) will allow you to recover a TM for free from a Pokémon if that Pokémon receives a rebalance in the moveset of your TM.
'''NPC Sheeptoos:''' gives you the option to take on tasks for TMs. 
'''NPC Eduardo:''' Here you can recover TMs for diamonds, but this system has been dead for years since the price of diamonds significantly exceeds the value of TMs. Maybe someday they will change this system and, for example, allow you to retrieve TMs for double what NPC Edward gives for a TM. 
 
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'''NPC''' – These are TMs that 95% of the time, no one will buy. I leave that 5% for the possibility that someone might want to complete achievements, but the profit will still be minimal. (There is also a minimal chance that one of these TMs will get a rework in the future and become usable). 
'''Maybe someone will buy it/NPC''' – Here, the situation is a bit different. There is a chance that you will sell these TMs for a profit of 1 to 10k, but there is also a chance that no one will buy them. You can list something for a few k more than what NPCs offer, and after some time, if no one buys it, sell it to the NPC. 
'''Someone will buy it''' – Here, some TMs are easier to sell than others, but you won't be making any incredible profits from this either. 
'''Someone will buy it at a good price''' – For each of these TMs, you can buy at least a premium account (dacc). 
 
Here's the list of TMs: 
TM001 Sheer Cold - npc 
TM002 Dragon Claw - npc 
TM003 Water Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM004 Psycho Cut - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM005 Roar - npc 
TM006 Toxic - npc (needed for mission) 
TM007 Draco Meteor - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM008 Lava Plume - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM009 Bullet Seed - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM010 Rock Blast - npc 
TM011 Pursuit - npc 
TM012 Bug Buzz - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM013 Ice Beam - npc 
TM014 Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM015 Hyper Beam - npc 
TM016 Ancient Power - npc 
TM017 Doom Desire - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM018 Rain Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM019 Giga Drain - npc 
TM020 Frenzy Plant - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM021 Fly Attack - npc 
TM022 Solar Beam - npc 
TM023 Meteor Mash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM024 Thunder Bolt - npc 
TM025 Thunder - npc 
TM026 Earthquake - someone will buy it 
TM027 Dark Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM028 X-Scissor - npc 
TM029 Psychic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM030 Shadow Ball - npc 
TM031 Brick Break - someone will buy it 
TM032 Tri Attack - npc 
TM033 Reflect - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM034 Bulldoze - npc 
TM035 Flamethrower - npc 
TM036 Sludge Rain - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM037 Sandstorm - someone will buy it 
TM038 Fire Blast - npc (needed for mission) 
TM039 Discharge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM040 Aerial Ace - npc 
TM041 Sky Uppercut maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM042 Crunch - npc 
TM043 Dragon Pulse - npc 
TM044 Fissure - someone will buy it 
TM045 Attract - npc 
TM046 Hydropump - someone will buy it 
TM047 Steel Wing - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM048 Shadow Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM049 Beat Up - someone will buy it 
TM050 Overheat - npc 
TM051 Icebreaker - npc 
TM052 Aqua Jet - npc 
TM053 Power Split - npc 
TM054 Super Power - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM055 Rock smash - someone will buy it 
TM056 Sky Attack - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM057 Tornado - someone will buy it 
TM058 Shadow Blast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM059 Venom Blast - someone will buy it 
TM060 Poison Gas - someone will buy it 
TM061 Gunk Shot - npc 
TM062 Mud Bomb - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM063 Rock Slide - npc 
TM064 Struggle Bug - npc 
TM065 Infestation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM066 Parabolic Charge - npc (needed for mission) 
TM067 Wild Charge - npc 
TM068 Dragon Rush - npc 
TM069 Petal Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM070 Flash Cannon - npc 
TM071 Double Team - npc 
TM072 Dizzy Punch - npc 
TM073 Feint - someone will buy it 
TM074 Falling Rocks - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM075 Ice Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM076 Last Resort - npc 
TM077 Venom Storm - someone will buy it 
TM078 Eruption - someone will buy it 
TM079 Metal Burst - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM080 Whirlpool - someone will buy it (needed for mission) 
TM081 Dragon Wave - npc 
TM082 Nuzzle -npc 
TM083 Grassy Terrain - maybe someone will buy it 
TM084 Moon Blast - npc 
TM085 Night Daze - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM086 Fake Tears - npc 
TM087 Poison Jab - npc 
TM088 Air Shot - npc 
TM089 Mud - npc 
TM090 Icicle Spear - npc 
TM091 Dazzling Gleam - someone will buy it 
TM092 Play Rough - npc 
TM093 Rock Polish - npc 
TM094 Disarming Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM095 Pound - npc 
TM096 Stored Power - npc 
TM097 Metal Sound - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM098 Baby-Doll Eyes -npc 
TM099 Quiver Dance - someone will buy it 
TM100 Fairy Wind - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM101 Epicenter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM102 Psyblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM103 Reversal - someone will buy it 
TM104 Blast Burner - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM105 Circular Explosion - someone will buy it 
TM106 Boomburst - someone will buy it 
TM107 Chip Away - npc 
TM108 Echoed Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM109 Play Nice - npc 
TM110 Sleep Talk - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM111 Fire Pledge - npc 
TM112 Flame Blitz - someone will buy it 
TM113 Force Palm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM114 Bulk Up - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM115 Brine - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM116 Liquidation - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM117 Surf - npc 
TM118 Tsunami - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM119 Air Pressure - someone will buy it 
TM120 Hurricane - someone will buy it 
TM121 Fascade - npc 
TM122 Grass Whistle - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM123 Magical leaf - someone will buy it 
TM124 Power Whip - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM125 Venoshock - someone will buy it 
TM126 Venom Drench - npc 
TM127 Electric Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM128 Eerie Impulse - someone will buy it 
TM129 Electro Blast - someone will buy it 
TM130 Magnitude - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM131 Thousand Arrows - npc 
TM132 Psychic Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM133 Synchronoise - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM134 Rock Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM135 Rock Power - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM136 Aurora Veil - npc 
TM137 Ice Shards - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM138 Aurora Sphere - npc 
TM139 Lunge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM140 Rage Powder - npc 
TM141 U Turn - npc 
TM142 Clanging Scales - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM143 Dragon Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM144 Draco Pulse - npc 
TM145 Twister - someone will buy it 
TM146 Ominous Wind - npc 
TM147 Curse Pledge - someone will buy it 
TM148 Grudge - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM149 Shadow Claw - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM150 Snarl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM151 Brutal Swing - npc 
TM152 Magnetic Shock - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM153 Gear Grind - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM154 Smart Strike - npc 
TM155 Misty Terrain - someone will buy it 
TM156 Fairy Blade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM157 Defog - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM158 Water Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM159 Wonder Room - someone will buy it 
TM160 Mud Sport - npc 
TM161 Magma Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM162 Tectonic Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM163 Fury Swipes - someone will buy it 
TM164 Steamroller - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM165 Mist - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM166 Dragon Cry - someone will buy it 
TM167 Burn Up - npc 
TM168 Dream Catcher - someone will buy it 
TM169 Fairy Dreams - someone will buy it 
TM170 Ghost Drive - npc 
TM171 Spiritual Storm - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM172 Grass Knot - someone will buy it 
TM173 Geomancy - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM174 Shift Gear - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM175 Light of Ruin - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM176 Natural Gift - someone will buy it 
TM177 Selfdestruction - someone will buy it 
TM178 Final Gambit - someone will buy it 
TM179 Embargo - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM180 Sizzly Slide - someone will buy it 
TM181 Spin Out - maybe someone will buy it 
TM182 Leaf Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM183 Leaf Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM184 Spite - npc 
TM185 Stone Edge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM186 Close Combat - npc 
TM187 Sky Drop - npc 
TM188 Flame Charge - npc 
TM189 Metallic Noise - someone will buy it 
TM190 Freeze Dry - someone will buy it 
TM191 Electric Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM192 Trick Room - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM193 Foul Play - someone will buy it 
TM194 Mean Look - someone will buy it 
TM195 Lava Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM196 Brave Bird - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM197 Selfheal - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM198 Toxic Drop - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM199 Metronome - npc 
TM200 Mimic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM201 Submission - someone will buy it 
TM202 Fling - someone will buy it 
TM203 Flutterby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM204 Toxication - someone will buy it 
TM205 Entrainment - npc 
TM206 Lightning Storm - someone will buy it 
TM207 Airstream - someone will buy it 
TM208 Twinkle Star - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM209 Dragon Lullaby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM210 Chi Strike - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM211 Smack Down - npc 
TM212 Quicksand - someone will buy it 
TM213 Electrify - someone will buy it 
TM214 Stone Crash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM215 Light Screen - someone will buy it 
TM216 Metallic Rush - someone will buy it 
TM217 Triple Axel - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM218 Corrosive Gas - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM219 Eagle Fury - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM220 Sand Force - someone will buy it 
TM221 Lash Out - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM222 Imprison - someone will buy it 
TM223 Night Shade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM224 Overgrowth - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM225 Meteor Beam - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM226 Scorching Sands - someone will buy it 
TM227 Deadly Scythes - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM228 Fiery Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price (the most expensive tm in the game) 
TM229 Muddy Water - npc 
TM230 Outrage - someone will buy it 
TM231 Aqua Blast - npc 
TM232 Water Swirl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM233 Volt Rush - someone will buy it 
TM234 Fairy Pillar - someone will buy it 
TM235 Steelsurge - someone will buy it 
TM236 Toxic Cloud - someone will buy it 
TM237 Psycho Burst - someone will buy it 
TM238 Terrain Strike - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM239 Glacial Impale - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM240 X-Cutter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM241 Endless Nightmare - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM242 Sleeping Powder - someone will buy it 
TM243 Brutal Beatdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM244 Stone Axe - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM245 Ghastly Devastation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM246 Mountain Gale - someone will buy it 
TM247 Shadow Fury - someone will buy it 
TM248 Bloom Doom - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM249 Sandblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM250 Wind Rage - someone will buy it 
TM251 10mil Thunder Bolt - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM252 Toxic Torrent - someone will buy it 
TM253 Upper Hand - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM254 Pyro Pulse - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM255 Telekinetic Thrust - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM256 Draco Comet - someone will buy it 
TM257 Continental Crash - someone will buy it 
TM258 Dark Matter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM259 Meltdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM260 Aqua Cut - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM261 Spirit Break - Someone will buy it at a good price

Beginner's Guide

2024-10-16T10:09:03Z

Sqnik: /* Choosing Pokemon */

==Introduction==
At the very beginning, if you're watching this guide before logging into the game and have the question, "Why does my game client keep restarting?". The answer is simple: unfortunately, the client restarts with every new rev it downloads, so it depends on your luck whether the administration has updated the download to the latest rev.

===Choosing Pokemon===
[[file:pp02.png|left]] In response to the question of which Pokémon are best to start with, let me show and explain the ones I chose in the screenshot. Only one of the Pokémon is worth paying attention to; the rest can be interchangeable. The most important and best Pokémon you can play with until the end of your gameplay is Snorut, and it must be a MALE Snorut, as different genders of this Pokémon lead to completely different evolutions. It’s also best if this Snorut has the ability Moody. What are abilities? They are passive skills that every Pokémon has. Some have only 1 option, while others have up to 3. The next two Pokémon aren’t as important, but I’ll explain why they are worth choosing. In the game, you can heal your character with the help of a Pokémon, which is why I chose Clefairy. Next is Natu, which has the ability to teleport in the game. To use teleport, you need Dacc (premium) and the appropriate Pokémon. Once you have everything, with the Pokémon active, type "t [city name]" and you’ll teleport to your desired location. The cooldown for teleport is 5 minutes. Another advantage of Natu is its evolution, which will allow you to fly on it. Aside from Snorut, the other Pokémon aren’t that important because you can catch their substitutes. At the very beginning, Charmander and Squirtle also work well. 
* It's worth knowing that every new account in the game receives 7 days of a premium account (DACC) at the start. At level 50, you'll receive a premium ticket, which allows you to complete the Paradox Quest. This quest enables you to purchase 30 days of premium without spending money on the game.
* I leave the choice of server up to you, but I personally recommend Diamond because 3-4 times more players play there, with the only difference being that the rates are lower than on Platinum. 
 

===PokeCenter===
[[file:pp03.png]] 
Practically every Pokémon Center looks the same. 
====Locker/Depo====
[[file:pp04.png|left]]
In locker you can hide your pokemons and items. 
When you open the locker, a window will appear showing 2 lockers:
* In main locker we can store everything from items to Pokémon.
* In market locker pokemons, which we want to put on market or sell to NPC. 
In the locker, you also have a Pokémon search feature when you click the button '''Manage'''. 
You can transfer Pokémon between the regular locker and the market locker.

 

====PVP zone====
[[file:pp05.png|right]]
In '''PVP''' you will find the largest number of players in one place.. 
'''Test room''', which is detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Test_Room. 
'''Special room''', here, with the help of Cleffa Bubble Tea and Wishing Star, you can spawn several shiny Pokémons and Victini. You will obtain Cleffa and Wishing Star from the Battle Pass. 
'''Advertising NPC''', where you can set up a bot that will post your offer in advertising (trade), but only when you are online. 
'''Guilds NPC''', associated with guilds. 
'''Banker NPC''', where you can deposit your money. 
'''Lottery NPC''', where you can participate in a lottery. Information about whether a lottery is active can be found on the game's website. A lottery ticket is usually needed for the lottery, which can be obtained by making a donation, but you can also buy it in-game from another player. Remember that the lottery ticket from donations can only be obtained when it is announced on the homepage. 
 

====Mini event zone====
Mini Event Zone here you can find detailed descriptions of all the mini events: http://en.padventures.info/Mini_Events. 
You might be wondering how to know when mini events are happening. Well, I’ll provide the answer: the calendars for all events in the game are available on the game's Discord server: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V 
 

===NPC Celadon===
In the city of Celadon, you'll find several useful NPCs. I'll mention the ones people most frequently ask about, and I'll also provide you with a link to a map that details all the NPCs in Celadon. 
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon 
* NPC Sr. Eko with him, we can change our city spawn, gender, buy premium (DACC), and lower our Pokémon's level.
* NPC Juanito here we can buy pokeballs, potions, backpacks, bike etc. and sell items.
* NPC Santiago here we can sell our pokemons.
* NPC Amy here we can buy basic outfits here, e.g. Fisher.
* NPC Christian we can buy from him food for example pizza.
* NPC Patrick we can buy from him parcels, letters. (To send a parcel or trade a Pokémon, you need to remove the HELD ITEM from the Pokémon). 

===Remaining introductory information.===
I will write about the questions that you will find later in the guide. 
* How to reduce lag on the server?
* How to avoid client crashes?
* Can I zoom out the screen?
* Where is the market?
* What tasks can I do?
* Where do items drop from Pokémon go?
* Where can I buy bait and upgrade my fishing rod?
* Where can I download the minimap?
* Where can I find addons for Pokémon?
* Which commands should I know and use?
* What are the percentages that appear in my chat while catching a Pokémon?
* How to check a Pokémon's ability?
* Which Pokémon are worth paying attention to at the beginning of the game and where do they respawn?
* How to quickly level up a Pokémon?
* Where and how to level up to level 150?
* How to earn money in the game?
* Which missions are worth doing for profit?
* Is my held item worth anything?
These are not all the questions you will find answers to; I wrote down the most popular ones. 
You will find most of the information in the section discussing the interface and game settings. There, I thoroughly describe each icon and the related systems as comprehensively as possible. 

==Settings and Interface==
===Logging in===
[[file:pp06.png|left]]Before logging into the game, you need to select the appropriate proxy to avoid lag. Check the options and choose the right proxy; I personally recommend USA #2, but you can check all the other options to see which one gives you the least lag, paying attention to which one has a green ping.br>
If you want an additional security option to prevent someone else from logging into your account, you can set up an IP Code (this is done on the website after logging in). It’s important to note that if you set up an IP Code and forget it, you have the option to recover or reset it by following this link: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/recovery 
 

===Chat===
[[file:pp07.png|950px]] 
After logging into the game, a message will appear in the default chat. You might be wondering what it means; I will explain it to you step by step. 
* Boosted Pokémon system. Every 24 hours, you have a random Pokémon with an accelerated respawn time of 1 minute, slightly increased drop rates, and experience points. Each player has a boost for the same Pokémon. 
* The next two systems are currently in development. Once they are fully operational, you will receive a link here with their detailed description. 

===Interface===
Since the game interface is very large, I have taken the liberty of dividing it into separate screenshots, which I will explain one by one. 
Let's start with the bar in the top left corner of the screen. 
[[file:pp08.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 0''': The option to hide the icon bar. 
 

'''Nr. 1''': Game settings, the most important icon at the very beginning of the game. A very important option that we need to disable is the shaders, as they crash the game. 
 
[[file:pp09.png]] 
 

Unchecking the option visible on the screen will make every private message from player X automatically open the private message with them, which is useful while leveling up. 
[[file:pp10.png]] 
 

Here, I recommend selecting OpenGL2, as there is a high chance that other options will crash your game, especially the DirectX9 option (since you may already have DX13, for example). 
If you want to maximize your FPS in the game, disable the vertical sync option, it definitely helps reduce lag. The lower the FPS limit you set in the interface, the more FPS you will achieve in the game.. 
[[file:pp11.png]] 
 

In the last screenshot, three options highlighted by arrows are important. Check them to see the items you equip on your Pokémon, I will explain this in more detail later. The most crucial option is the last arrow, to see all options on the bar, you need to set it to 0. 
[[file:pp12.png]] 
 
As part of the options and settings, I must mention the option to zoom in and out of the screen in the game. You can do this by pressing in the game ('''CTRL–''' and '''CTRL,'''). You can also set the number of side panels by pressing in the game ('''CTRL.''') 
 

The game also allows you to move using WASD, you just need to check the option visible on the screen, which is available in the chat. While you're at it, it's worth typing in the default channel '''!channels''' and select appropriate channels, which will open automatically every time you log back into the game. You also have the command '''/commands''', where every command in the game is described. 
[[file:pp13.png|950px]] 
 

'''Nr. 2''': Tutorial, here you have a visual explanation of movement in the game and many options that I mention in the guide. 
[[file:pp14.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 3''': News is worth reading, here you have the latest updates that are posted on the forum/homepage. The news is connected to the forum and the website, so everything that is posted there is also available in the game. 
[[file:pp15.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 4''': Hotkeys: Pokémon can have a maximum of 10 moves. You enter them as m1 to m10. A Pokémon can also have 2 TMs, so you enter them as tm1-2. As you can see, I added #s before each move to avoid spamming the skill in private messages.br>
[[file:pp16.png]]
 

* You also have the option to add special keys for more convenient use of moves. For example, I added the order to the scroll button. 
[[file:pp17.png]] 
 

* As for hotkeys, it’s worth mentioning that you have the option to set the order of skills for individual Pokémon according to your preferences. Simply click on the Pokémon while holding CTRL and right-click, and this option will appear. 
[[file:pp18.png]] 
 
[[file:pp19.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 5''': Quest log, here you can check your missions. 
 
'''Nr. 6''': Pokemon market, here you have the option to sell or buy a Pokémon that someone has listed. 
 
'''Nr. 7''': Items market, here similarly, with a slight difference, you have the option to create a purchase offer for an item that exists in the game and has been added to the market. 
[[file:pp20.png|900px]] 
 

'''Nr. 8''': Premium shop, here you can buy various items/outfits for points that can be earned in two ways. One is by purchasing with real money, and the other option is to buy diamonds from players on the market and exchange them for points. To convert diamonds into points, simply deposit them in the depo found in every Pokémon Center and type !points [amount]. The only significant outfit that will help you in terms of speed while moving underwater is the scuba diving suit, the rest of the outfits provide no bonuses. 
 

'''Nr. 9''': Public profile of all characters. This is your business card, which can be viewed by all players on both servers. The only thing you can hide here is your Pokémons that you have on your character, just type in '''!hide_team''' 
[[file:pp21.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 10''': Pokémon card album, which will drop from Pokémons or which you will receive for achievements in the game. It’s worth collecting cards because you get very good rewards for them, ranging from items that permanently reduce your fishing cooldown on your character to a Master Ball, which can only be obtained through cards. 
[[file:pp22.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 11''': Daily login is an important part of the game, especially for new players, as simply logging in each day grants you a new reward that is predetermined for every player. Even free daily rewards can be valuable enough that by collecting them over the course of a month, you can earn DACC in the game, although it depends on the month, as different rewards are available each time. 
[[file:pp23.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 12''': Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ 
Battle passes are seasonal, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. 
 

'''Nr. 13''': Golden tower, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/golden-tower.45369/ 
There's no point in worrying about this system if you don't have at least level 200. 
 

'''Nr. 14''': Daily tasks are detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task. It's worth noting that these tasks are only worth doing from level 85, as you receive a daily box for each completed task, which costs quite a bit. However, in my opinion, it's better to use the time you would spend on tasks to level up, as only from level 150 do you have a sufficient number of good respawns that won’t consume too much of your time. Of course, you don't have to skip every task, as sometimes you'll come across ones that can be completed quickly before reaching level 150, but there's no need to dedicate every day to do tasks before hitting that level.br>
 

'''Nr. 15''': Dungeons, just like mentioned above, require a significant level. Here it is explained in more detail: http://en.padventures.info/Dungeons_system 
 

'''Nr. 16''': House editor: to have this option, you need to complete a mission, for which I will provide a link, and you must own a house, as it will only appear there. The editor allows you to change the floors in your houses and create certain items in the location where you complete the mission. 
http://en.padventures.info/Designer_Workshop_Quest 
 
 
'''Now I will explain the functions of the bar in the top right corner of the screen.''' 
[[file:pp24.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 17''': Auto loot: you might be wondering where the items that drop from Pokémon go. The game has an auto loot feature that automatically collects items from the Pokémon you defeat. This is a very convenient function, to open it, you need to click the icon while holding CTRL + right mouse button. A window will pop up, allowing you to take out or sell items.
 
http://en.padventures.info/Auto_Loot 
 
'''Nr. 18''': Pin, you do not need to create a PIN for your character. Once created, you will have to enter it every time you log in to the game. The PIN ensures that you cannot trade or drop items on the ground without entering it. 
 
'''Nr. 19''': Information about the health status of your character and Pokémon. 
[[file:pp25.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 20''': Pokemons, it allows us to quickly switch Pokémon by clicking the Pokémon icon and gives us the ability to heal our Pokémon quickly. 
[[file:pp26.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 21''': Player profile, the number of captured Pokémon in this profile counts towards achievements and the publicly available ranking on the website. 
[[file:pp27.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 22''': The inventory is a very important element of the game that I need to describe in more detail. 
[[file:pp28.png]] 
 
* '''a''': 1: PokeDex serves several functions. 
The ability to obtain detailed information about a given Pokémon by examining it.
Information about the Pokémon we have caught.
Information about the achievements we have completed.
Charm tasks that are described in detail here: http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system 
 
* '''b''': The Alolan Pokédex allows you to register Pokémon from the Alola region. In the case of Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch them in order to have an entry for them in the Pokédex. There is also a restriction when catching: to be able to throw a ball at a specific Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch its initial form. 
* '''c''': Case of poker chips, in which there are chips; the entire casino system is described here: http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 
* '''d''': Fishing rods are a very important element of the game, which are described in detail in these links: http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_Guru 
http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_rods 
The first link shows the baits you can buy to catch Pokémon from a specific region, and the second link explains how to upgrade our fishing rod. 
You can equip a bait by right-clicking on the rod and then on the item. If you want to remove the bait, use the rod on yourself. 
You can get to Cinnabar from Vermilion by taking a boat, DACC is not required for this. 
[[file:pp29.png]] 
 
* '''e''': Pokémon case, this is where we keep the Pokémon we intend to use. The only special item we can store there besides Pokémon is a parcel with a label. It's also worth noting that by clicking LLP + right-click on the ball, you will see information about your Pokémon. 
 
* '''f''': Backpack, as you can see in the attached screenshot, you can change it to have 100 slots instead of 50. You can upgrade your backpack in Cinnabar at the NPC for 50 HD. You'll find him to the left of the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp30.png]] 
 
* '''g''': Within the inventory, there is one more option: by clicking the Pokéball with a Pokémon using CTRL + right-click, you will see these options. In the game, there are Held Items and Berries that provide additional boosts to the Pokémon, as well as Auras, which are visual decorations for the Pokémon. Held Items and Berries are described here: 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
 
[[file:pp31.png]] 
 
After clicking "set berries/held items," a window will pop up, showing the items you have on the right side. You just need to move them from the right side to the left. If you don’t have any held items in your backpack and want to remove a held item from a Pokémon, you need to uncheck the option indicated by the arrow. 
[[file:pp32.png]] 
 
In case of '''Mega Stone''' you need to uncheck '''Show only owned''' and move its to the correct place. 
[[file:pp33.gif]] 
 
* '''h''': Order, it works on the character as a rope and on the Pokémon, giving it the command to perform a move.. 
 

'''Nr. 23''': Vip List 
 

'''Nr 24''': Battle, with many options that will allow us to hide or prioritize what we want to see first. 
[[file:pp34.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 25''': Minimap, in the game, you have a command that allows you to reveal the entire minimap, just type !get_map. There are also keyboard shortcuts that let you view the map on a much larger scale; simply press CTRL + SHIFT + M. 
 

'''Nr. 26''': Battle mode, by clicking on this, a small window will pop up, allowing you to move within the body of the Pokémon. 
 

'''Nr. 27''': Tasks, here you can see the tasks that we have active and the progress in each task, which is quite useful for daily tasks. 
 

'''Nr. 28''': Tv module: the ability to stream in the game. You can buy the camera at Celadon Mall at the coordinates Position: {x = 3695, y = 3206, z = 5}. 
 
 

You’re probably also curious about where to view addons and auras for your Pokémon/player. Just click CTRL + right-click on the character, and you’ll see the addons option. You need to have the Pokémon you want to apply the addon to in your inventory. The option to change the addon and aura of a Pokémon is in the same place as the option to equip held items/berries on the Pokémon. 
[[file:pp35.png]] 
 

==Commands in game==
In game after writing '''/commands''' you will see that window. 
[[file:pp36.png]] 
 
I will explain which commands you need to enter and what they do exactly. 
'''!get_map''' – it will allow you to reveal the entire minimap. 
 
'''!achievements''' All achievements that require account age will be assigned to only one character per account. 
You can find a description of all achievements in the game here: http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf 
 
'''!channels''' it will allow you to select the channels that will be open during your login to the game. 
 
'''!whodrops''' after entering the name of the item, you will see information about where you can obtain that item. 
 
'''!event''' you can join the event, if there's one active. 
 
'''!check_card''' a useful command if you want to exchange cards; just type the name or number of the card you want to take out. 
 
'''!catch ''pokemon_name''''' allows us to check the number of used balls on pokemon. 
 
'''!hide_bodies''' this is one of the better commands in the game. It allows you to hide Pokémon that you don't want to see and that cannot be caught. 
[[file:pp37.png]] 
 
On the left side, you have the Pokémon that you can hide, and on the right side, you have those that you have already hidden. It’s also worth checking the option to Hide 121+ since there’s no option to catch Pokémon at that level, and they just block your view of others. For Hide Bodies to work correctly, you need to click save and load. When your save is loaded, the load option will be gray.br>
 

The rest of commands you can find here: http://en.padventures.info/Commands 
 

==Pokémon Catching System==
In the game, there are many different boosters for catching, but first, I will describe the system you will encounter at the beginning of your gameplay. In the chat during the throwing of Poké Balls, you will notice percentages next to certain Pokémon, you might be wondering what they are. These percentages are meant to help you catch the Pokémon. Once you reach 100%, your chances of catching the Pokémon will automatically increase by 0.5% (or 0.25% for Cloned Pokémon). Not all Pokémon have this advantage, but the vast majority do. The speed at which you accumulate percentages is dependent on the rarity of the Pokémon, with certain exceptions.. 
[[file:pp109.png]] 
 
As I mentioned earlier, there are many boosters in the game, but before I describe them, it's also worth noting that there is no information in the game about the catch percentage for a given Pokémon. 
* The first and most basic item is Poké Balls. You can find all the information about them here: http://en.padventures.info/Balls
* Catch charm in the Pokédex, this is the best booster in the game. You can find information about charms here:
http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system
* Golden lucky clover this is an item that you can use only once. It permanently increases the catch rate of your balls on your character. You will obtain this item for catching 600 Pokémon and reaching level 350 on your character.
* Catch Charm (HELD) it is an item that you can obtain in the game from bosses, boxes, lotteries, and dice. The item combines with the golden lucky clover and increases the catch rate of your balls.
* Pitcher Gloves (HELD) it can be obtained in the same way as the item mentioned above. Very useful and inexpensive, as it can save you a lot of time. The held item will ensure that the extra rate is active when throwing balls at 90% instead of 100%—only for very rare Pokémon.
* Finally, I left you with boosters in the form of cookies and tickets; there are so many that I will give you a link to the entire list: http://en.padventures.info/Boosters

==Notable Pokémons==
Many Pokémons and spawns that I will describe will require you to complete this quest: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola. 
It is required because it allows teleportation in the Alola region, and without it, you won't be able to catch some of the Pokémon that I recommend to you. 
 
I will try to recommend at least 3 Pokémon from each type. I considered both the difficulty of catching them and their strength. For each Pokémon that is worth noting, I will explain its use in more detail. 
 
* To check what abilities a Pokémon has, you need to click CTRL + right mouse button on the Poké Ball containing the Pokémon, and information about it will be displayed in the server log. 
[[file:pp38.png]] 
 
You can check how abilities work in the Pokédex or on the website: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/abilities 
===Ice===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Rock, Fire, Steel pokemons. 
* Snorunt [Male], Glalie [ability Moody] (rare catch) 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode] 
 
You can find both Pokémon at the same respawn. Few Pokémon are easy to obtain while also meeting the criteria of a complete Pokémon. These Pokémon might appeal to you enough to stay with you for the duration of your game. 
 
[[file:pp39.png]] 
 
* Vanillite, Vanillish, Vanilluxe [ability Weak Armor] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp40.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Glaceon [ability Snow Cloak] (rare, v rare catch). 
Eevee it has several recommended evolutions. You can find more information about it in the description of NORMAL Pokémons. 
In the link I will provide you, you will find the method to obtain Glaceon: http://en.padventures.info/Below_Zero_Quest 
 
===Fire===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Rock, Water pokemons. 
* Cyndaquil, Quilava, Typhlosion [ability blaze] (medium, rare, very rare catch) 
* Litleo, Pyroar [ability Moxie] (rare catch) 
 
Typhlosion is one of the best fire type pokemon in the game. 
 
Pyroar one of its passive abilities is Moxie, which increases its damage by 130% for each defeated Pokémon, granting it an additional 2% damage. This Pokémon performs well on many respawns, where you don't need to switch Pokémon. 
[[file:pp41.png]] 
 
* Tepig, Pignite, Emboar [ability Reckless] (rare, v rare catch) 
Pokémon from the Unova region can only be found at this respawn. To have the ability to catch them, we need the '''Frond Island Ticket''' which we can sometimes receive from daily logins, events, mini-events, donation gifts, or purchase from another player. The Pokémon also requires TM to be effective. 
[[file:pp42.png]] 
 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode]. 
Is the fire/ice pokemon i personally gave him fire tms 
 
===Water===
What to hunt them with? Grass, Electric pokemons. 
* Krabby, Kingler (normal, rare catch) 
Surprisingly, this is one of the best Water Pokémon that will be useful to you throughout your gameplay. This is because, with the daily premium login, you receive tokens that can be exchanged for Mega/Giga Pokémon, and Kingler is one of those Pokémon. The Pokémon itself is also strong right from the start, possessing many area skills and protection. There are two ways to obtain it: one is from the respawn on the map I will provide you, and the other is by using a fishing rod, for which we need bait, as I described earlier in the guide. 
[[file:pp43.png]] 
 
* Finizen (Female) [ability reckless] (rare catch) 
* Magikarp, Gyarados [ability Moxie] (easy, rare catch) 
 
You can catch Magikarp with a fishing rod, but it is a very difficult Pokémon to level up. However, you can catch Gyarados at the same respawn as Finizen. I will explain how to quickly and easily level up Pokémon like Magikarp later in the guide. 
 
Finizen is another Pokémon with a large number of AoE skills and also has the best ability in the game (Reckless), which increases the damage of each skill by 15%. The gender of this Pokémon affects its evolution, so you must catch the female version. Once you reach there, an NPC will be in your way. What exactly you need to do is described here:http://en.padventures.info/Private_Islands 
[[file:pp44.png]] 
 
* Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise [ability Torrent] 
This is an especially strong Pokémon for bosses. You can catch it with a great rod using the appropriate bait or find it on the map below. 
[[file:pp45.png]] 
 
===Grass===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice pokemons. 
* Oddish, Gloom, Bellossom, Vileplume (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Sunkern, Sunflora (medium, rare catch) 
 
Oddish and Gloom You can find them everywhere, and the evolution stone for Vileplume costs just a few coins, it's different for Bello and Sunflora. 
 
I will show you the respawn point where you can find both Bellossom and Sunflora in one place. 
[[file:pp46.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Leafeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Just like Glaceon, Leafon can be obtained in the same place. 
http://en.padventures.info/Botanics_Studies_Quest 
 
===Rock===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Ground, Water, Grass pokemons. 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon (medium, rare catch) 
* Geodude, Graveler, Golem (normal, rare catch) 
 
Rhydon is one of the best rock type pokemons in the game. 
Golem is just good and easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp47.png]] 
 
* Hisuian Growlithe [ability intimidate] (rare catch) 
 
Very good pokemon with a lot of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
===Ground===
What to hunt them with? Water, Grass, Ice pokemons. 
* Sandshrew, Sandslash (normal, rare catch) 
* Cubone, Marowak (normal, rare catch) 
 
Good pokemons at the beginning they have cloned version, which is better and I will explain what cloned Pokémons are at the very end. 
[[file:pp49.png]] 
 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon, Rhyperior [ability reckless] (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
One of the best Ground Pokémon unfortunately requires an evolution item (Protector, which can be obtained by exchanging daily points). The map for its pre-evolution is provided in the Rock Pokémon section. 
 
* Phanpy, Donphan (medium, rare catch) 
A pretty good and very easy Pokémon to obtain. 
[[file:pp50.png]] 
 
Sandile, Krokorok, Krookodile [ability moxie] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that can be useful because of its ability. 
[[file:pp51.png]] 
 

===Dark===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Bug, Fairy pokemons. 
* Poochyena, Mightyena [ability Moxie] (Medium, rare catch) 
 
This is a Pokémon that many players leveled up dozens of levels due to its ability and the location where it can be trained. In the later part of the guide, I will dedicate more attention to this Pokémon. 
[[file:pp52.png]] 
 
* Alolan Rattata, Alolan Raticate [ability Hustle] (easy, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that is worth recommending. 
[[file:pp53.png]] 
 
* Litten, Litten, Incineroar (rare, v rare catch) 
There are two ways to obtain it: one is from a quest (I recommend choosing this option), or from the respawn shown in the screenshot below: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
* Galarian Zigzagoon, Galarian Linoone, Obstagoon [ability Reckless] (medium, rare catch) 
This is definitely one of the best Pokémon that I personally use against bosses. 
[[file:pp55.png]] 
 

===Fairy===
What to hunt them with? Poison, Steel pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
Mr. Mime is one of the better support Pokémon in the game. It has healing and teleportation abilities, and to show its full power, it needs tms. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Sylveon [ability Pixilate] 
A very good Pokémon that we can obtain after completing a quest: http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
Tickets can be obtained in the game from boxes, events, mini-events, daily logins, donation gift boxes, and from players on the market. 
 
* Togepi, Togetic, Togekiss [ability Hustle] (rare, v rare catch) 
This is the best support Pokémon in the game, and you'll encounter many players with this Pokémon because it offers the ability to fly, teleport, and heal characters all in one. With the right TMs, this Pokémon is also effective in respawns where a Fairy-type Pokémon is needed. There are two ways to obtain this Pokémon. The first is at the casino, where an NPC will give you Togepi for a certain number of tokens. Pokémon from the casino offer a catch rate, but there's also the option to catch it at a respawn that is not very large. 
[[file:pp57.png]] 
 
* Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff [ability Pixilate] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to obtain must have Pixilate. 
[[file:pp58.png]] 
 

===Electric===
What to hunt them with? Ground pokemons. 
Pikachu (rare catch) 
Hisuian Voltorb, Hisuian Electrode [ability Aftermath] (rare catch) 
Voltorb, Electrode [ability Aftermath] (normal, rare catch) 
Pikachu, Alolan Raichu (rare catch) 
 
Yes, it’s no joke Pikachu is a very good Pokémon, and you can play with it without evolving. 
 
Hisuian Electrode tt is a very good Pokémon that will not disappoint you. 
 
Alolan Raichu It is a Pokémon that, with the right held item, has Fly, Teleport, and healing. It can be obtained by evolving Pikachu at level 60 in the Alola region, for example, in Hau'oli, using a Thunder Stone. 
[[file:pp59.png]] 
 
Helioptile, Heliolisk [ability Dry Skin] (rare, v rare catch) 
It is one of the best Electric-type Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, you will only find one on the entire respawn. 
[[file:pp60.png]] 
 

===Poison===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Psychic pokemons. 
* Trubbish, Garbodor (rare catch) 
One of the best poison type pokemon. 
[[file:pp61.png]] 
 
* Venonat, Venomoth [ability Wonder Skin] (medium, rare catch) 
* Koffing, Weezing (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp62.png]] 
 
* Skorupi, Drapion [ability sniper] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp63.png]] 
 
===Bug===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Rock, Fire pokemons. 
* Caterpie, Metapod, Butterfree (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Mothim with ability [Tinted Lens] 
 
Caterpie and metapod you can find a large number above Viridian. Butterfree itself is a good Pokémon and has a Giga version, which you will obtain sooner or later from daily login, so it's worth pursuing. 
As for Mothim, it has a lot of AoE skills and a good ability. A better respawn point than the one in the screenshot is probably Heahea, behind the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp64.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
 
The best Pokémon in the game for fishing. It has two large respawns. It can only be obtained through evolution. The reason why two Ninacadas are required is explained here: http://en.padventures.info/Shedinja 
[[file:pp65.png]] 
 
* Ledyba, Ledian [ability Swarm] 
Easy to catch with big number of aoes. 
[[file:pp66.png]] 
 
===Fighting===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Psychic, Fairy pokemons. 
Hitmonlee [ability reckless] (very rare catch) 
Hitmonchan (very rare catch) 
Machop, Machoke, Machamp [ability no guard](normal, rare catch) 

All pokemons can be obtained from that quest: http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride 
Unfortunately, what I recommend depends on your luck. If fortune smiles upon you, you'll get Lee, who is the best fight Pokémon in the game. I will show you on the map where you can catch Machamp. 
[[file:pp67.png]] 
 
* Clobbopus, Grapploct [ability reckless] (rare, very rare catch) 
The second best fight Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, there are only 2 on the entire map, but they are easily accessible. 
[[file:pp68.png]] 
 
* Hariyama (rare catch) 
[[file:pp69.png]] 
 
===Ghost===
What to hunt them with? Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Hisuian Zorua (rare catch) 
One of the best ghost Pokémon. The only problem is that it can be caught on Cute Island, so you will need a Cute Ticket. I will give you a link where everything is explained in detail: 
http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
 
* Gastly, Haunter, Gengar (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
Easy pokemon to catch with a big number of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp70.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
As I mentioned earlier, Shedinja is the best Pokémon for fishing, but it also performs very well as a ghost Pokémon. 
 
* Golett, Golurk [ability no guard] (rare catch) 
A cool Pokémon that isn't too difficult to catch. The only problem is that we need '''Frond Island Ticket''', in order to catch him. 
[[file:pp71.png]] 
 
===Steel===
What to hunt them with? Fire, Fighting, Ground pokemons. 
* Rookidee,Corvisquire, Corviknight [ability Reckless] (rare catch) 
One of the best Steel Pokémon in the game, and also very easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp72.png]] 
 
* Cufant, Copperajah [rare, v rare catch] 
A very good Steel Pokémon with a lot of AoE skills. It also has a Giga version that you will have the opportunity to obtain for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp73.png]] 
 
* Scyther, Scizor [ability technician] (rare, v rare catch) 
Scyther can be caught in the safari; it is not an easy Pokémon to catch, which is confirmed by its market price. 
[[file:pp74.png]] 
 

===Flying===
What to hunt them with? Rock, Electro, Ice pokemons. 
* Rufflet [ability twinted lens] (medium catch) 
A very cool and easy Pokémon to catch with a great ability. 
[[file:pp75.png]] 
 
* Starly [ability reckless] (medium catch) 
[[file:pp76.png]] 
 
* Hoothoot, Noctowl [ability Tinted Lens] (medium, rare)
[[file:pp77.png]] 
 
===Psychic===
What to hunt them with? Bug, Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
One of the better supports in the game, it can be built in two ways: full fairy or full psychic, depending on the TMs we equip it with. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Natu, Xatu (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp78.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Espeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Possible to obtain from this quest: http://en.padventures.info/Happiness_Island 
 
===Dragon===
What to hunt them with? Fairy, Ice, Dragon pokemons. 
* Bagon, Shelgon, Salamence [ability Moxie] (rare, v rare catch) 
* Axew, Fraxure, Haxorus (rare, v rare catch) 
* Dratini, Dragonair (rare catch) 
I don't want to lie to you, dragons aren't that great because they don't have exceptionally high damage. The only dragon worth mentioning is Salamence. You can easily skip them, as they are not easy to catch. 
[[file:pp79.png]] 
 

===Normal===
What to hunt them with? Fighting pokemons. 
* Eevee (rare catch) 
Will be needed for a lot of evolutions. 
[[file:pp80.png]] 
 
* Buneary / Lopunny (rare catch) 
You will need it for the mega stone, which you will receive for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp81.png]] 
 
* Furret [ability limber] (rare catch) 
In reality, I'm kind of forcing these recommendations on you, because no one plays with normal Pokémon, and that’s because normal types hit everything x1. 
[[file:pp82.png]] 
 
Many of the Pokémon I recommended have better cloned versions. How do they differ? They have higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. You can find everything explained in more detail in the links below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 
Some Pokémon also have shiny versions. They have higher damage / more health and possess three different skills. 
You can encounter them in the same locations as normal Pokémon, but this does not apply to all shiny Pokémon.
 

==Hunting Spots==
We decided to place this section on a different page, which will be developed as long as players are willing to help. 
Link: http://en.padventures.info/Hunting_spots 

==How to earn money?==
The best way for new players to earn money is through missions, I will outline them in more detail later in the guide. Here, I will describe alternative ways to earn money. It’s important to understand the currencies related to earning in this game. You will really only be interested in two currencies, as the rest are worthless. Also, remember to check the prices of items on the market yourself. 
 
100 hundred dollars is 0.1k 
[[file:pp110.png]] to [[file:pp111.png]] 
 
10 ten thousand dollar is 1k (blue money). 
[[file:pp112.png]] 
 
100 ten thousand dollar is 10k 
[[file:pp113.png]] 
 
* Daily login is the easiest way to earn in the game, as you just need to log in every day. Just type in '''''!join_daily'''''

* Daily tasks http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task it's only worth it after level 85.

* Harvest liechi berry one of that berry you can sell for 3-5k ea. More information about berries: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
[[file:pp114.png]] 
 

* Mining powders are needed not only for quests but also for teleporting to respawns for higher-level players. Rainbow powders are also required for achievements, which is why their price is the highest. Two recommended mining locations without Pokémon are one in Fuchsia under the post office and the other in Lavender on the way to the elemental quest.

* Mini events, If you want detailed information about them, you need to join the Discord server where the schedule of mini events is posted: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V

* Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ Battle passes are periodic, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. It's an expensive activity, but it pays off multiple times over.

* Catching Scyther in the Fuchsia safari is very expensive because people need it for achievements or just for playing.

* Catching Ninacada is an easy-to-sell Pokémon for a lot of money, but it is quite difficult to catch.

* Looting amulet coin this is definitely one of the better ways to earn money, but it also tests your luck; there are people who have spent a month on this. The Amulet Coin (held item) drops from Meowth and Persian.

* In general, you can catch Pokémon and sell them to NPC Santiago in Celadon. However, you should be aware that not every Pokémon can be sold. You can sell them in Celadon Mall, which is located to the left of the Pokémon Center.
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon

* Not all Dark types will be bought by players, but unwanted Dark types can be sold to NPC Edward at the casino located in Celadon.

* Eggs are a good way to earn money and generate passive income. An egg is needed for the battle pass, and a mix task costs 1 diamond, so we can safely assume that one egg is worth 1, or maybe even 2 diamonds. I recommend Charmander eggs, as you will need them for a quest. I will give you a link that explains this system in detail. http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Eggs

* You can find all the achievements in the link that I will provide. http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf I will tell you about two fairly easy achievements, the rewards for which will allow you to purchase a premium account. These are achievements 35/36, after defeating all trainers in Kanto/Johto, you will receive yellow boxes.

* Catching cloned Pokémon is one of the best ways to earn money in the game, and their price is due to the fact that you can access the island with them once every 7 days for 48 hours using a ticket. Cloned Pokémon are a stronger version of regular ones, having higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. On this island, it's better to have a level of 120 or higher, as people tend to kill steal there. You will find more details about this island in the links below.br>
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 

* Catching shiny Pokémon is definitely the best way to make money in the game, although it depends on the Pokémon you are trying to catch. Not all Pokémon in the game have a shiny version; those that do can be checked in the Pokédex. It's best to catch shiny Pokémon during events when their respawn rate is increased, as otherwise, you will just waste time. At lower levels, the best Pokémon to catch are shiny Sunflora and shiny Bellossom; both are considered the best Grass-type Pokémon in the game. They have a large number of respawns, making it possible for even new players to catch them. In the link below, you will find a list of all shiny Pokémon. 
http://en.padventures.info/List_of_Pokemons 

* In the game, there are TM tasks. I haven’t done many of them myself, but you might enjoy them. 
http://en.padventures.info/TM_Task 

* Farming tokens in the casino on the machines and exchanging them for Togepi. In the casino, you can exchange tokens for Pokémon, and Togepi is needed for a quest and also has an evolution into one of the best support Pokémon in the game. You can easily sell such a Togepi for 10 diamonds. At the NPC in the casino, set your JACKPOT to 20; this way, you'll fill up the JACKPOT faster and also earn more tokens while playing. Remember to use the command !chips and make sure to keep your token count at 15k, as you can only buy tokens up to that amount; above that, you'll need to earn them by playing on the machines. It's also worth noting that 1,000 tokens cost 100 HD (0.1k). Play on the machines only when you have those 10k. 
http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 

* The last method that comes to mind is donating. This is definitely the easiest way to earn money. During an event, you always receive 50% more points and something extra. Read the news in the game and on the main game page, there you will find all the information about any ongoing promotions and what additional items you can receive when purchasing diamonds. Often when you buy 30 points (base), you will also receive additional lottery tickets or mystery boxes, which significantly exceed the value of the diamonds you purchase.
 

==Missions==
As I mentioned earlier, missions are the best way for a new player to earn money. I will give you links to the missions that are worth doing, and even necessary to complete. I'll only provide the missions that will have a financial impact, and I will organize them according to the required level to complete them, from the lowest level up to 160. You can check the rest of the missions yourselves in the link below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Missions 
 

* http://en.padventures.info/Food_Improvement Required level: 30 Reward: 100 rocket balli - In the premium shop, you can buy 100 rocket balls for 3 diamonds, making it one of the best items for trading because its price depends on the current price of diamonds. You can ask other players for items needed for missions.

* http://en.padventures.info/Rocket's_Hideout Required level: 40 Reward: Kanto box 2 and Rocket outfit. It's worth doing this mission, it's very easy, and you can get the items for it from someone without any problem.

* http://en.padventures.info/Breeding_Master_Elm! Required level: 40 Reward: Johto Box 2. In completing this mission, the egg will be an obstacle, which you will need to either buy or make yourself. I explained earlier how to obtain the egg.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ice_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM90 Icicle Spear. You just need to click on the chest. Rare candy is another valuable item worth your attention. It is needed for achievements and the battle pass, and the wealthier and lazier players use it for leveling up their Pokémon. One rare candy sometimes costs as much as 1 diamond. Unfortunately, TMs are only good for selling to NPCs.

* http://en.padventures.info/Training_ground_cinnabar Required level: (26-50 At a higher level, you won't be able to complete this mission) Reward: Rare candy

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_2_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: Hoenn Box 2. A Nincada can drop from the Hoenn box, which is why this box has the highest price among the three mentioned.

* http://en.padventures.info/The_Pokemon_Paradox Required level: 50 Reward: Rare candy, Golden Pokemon Egg (you can exchange it for 500 rocket balls). This is the most important mission among those mentioned above. After completing this mission, you won't have any trouble buying diamonds for a premium account. That's why it's worth holding onto the premium ticket, which you get at level 50, just to be able to complete this mission. '''WARNING: READ THE GUIDE CAREFULLY TO AVOID DESTROYING THE CHEST THAT CONTAINS THE GOLDEN EGG.'''

* http://en.padventures.info/Medicham_toy_Quest Required level: 55 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Oak's_Missions Required level: 60 Reward: Kanto Box 3, 2 Rare candy. Very easy mission with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm19_quest Required level: 80 Reward: TM019 Giga Drain, TM183 Leaf Tornado. Another very easy mission for leaf tornado you can easily buy premium. The only downside is that someone will have to open the lever for you.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ghost_ship Required level: 80 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Treasure_hideout Required level: 80 Reward: 2 Rare candy, TM case 3. An easy mission, the only downside is that you need someone for the lever.

* http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride Required level: 80 Reward: Randomly Machamp 60lvl, Hitmonchan 50lvl or Hitmonlee 50lvl. If you're lucky, you'll get Lee, who is the best Fighting-type Pokémon, so it's worth completing this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Team_Rocket's_new_plan Required level: 80 Reward: 100 Rocket ball, 3 Rare candy, Johto box 3. A very good reward, and despite the item requirements, it's worth spending time to complete this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Mandarin_mountains Required level: 85 Reward: 2 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_3_Quest Required level: 90 Reward: Hoenn box 3

* http://en.padventures.info/Quest_of_the_Elements Required level: 100 Reward: The ability to train Pokémon up to level 130 and use them.

* http://en.padventures.info/Master_Rod_Quest Required level: 100 and ultra rod Reward: Master Rod, Random Held Box. This mission can be completed at level 100, but it's unlikely that anyone has done it at that level. It's better to think about it at level 140 or higher. The reward is the best fishing rod in the game and a held box, the value of which you will understand by the time you're ready for this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Cliff_Edge Required level: 100 Reward: TM23 Meteor Mash, 3 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Missing_Software Required level: 100 Reward: Upgrade, 4 Rare candy. Very easy mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm33_quest Required level: 130 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM33 Reflect. A very easy mission, you just need to navigate the maze and click on the chest. Reflect is one of the most expensive TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/PAnnihilator Required level: 130 Reward: TM48 Shadow Storm, 3 Rare candy. Another mission that requires a bit of help and cooperation from us. TM Shadow Storm is one of the most sought-after TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Arena Required level: 50-130 Reward: 6 Rare candy, Mewtwo's Island ticket, TM08 Lava Plume. Fast and easy arena with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/PApoi_Quest Required level: 140 Reward: PApoi box, 5 Rare candy, Access to new respawns. There's no reason to wait to complete this mission. The Papoi box is a very expensive item, but it's not the box that is most important; rather, it's the access to new respawns that will make it easier for you to complete many tasks in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Elite_Four Required level: ~140 Reward: 5 rare candy and one of the flutes of your choice.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Palace#Stone_Room Required level: 150 Reward: On the left side - 15 ten thousand dollars, TM case 2, access to new respawns. It's worth completing this mission because it's very easy, you just need help from other players to open the gate. This mission will help you unlock respawns with Pokémon that you will often encounter in daily tasks.

* http://en.padventures.info/PA_The_Inquisition_Quest Required level: 160 Reward: INQ Box, Outfit, Access to respawns. I advise you to complete these tasks as quickly as possible because it can be very difficult to gather enough players for this mission. Many of the best respawns with Pokémon in daily tasks can be found right here, so there's no reason to wait. The box itself is also very valuable.

==Helds/TMs==
===Helds===
Prices change dynamically, so I won't provide you with prices for held items and TMs because it's not useful. It's best to check the market for buy/sell prices, and if you don't find anything there, you can ask in the chat what each item costs. I've listed the held items that have some value. There is no possibility of selling held items to NPCs, but you can sell TMs to NPCs. 
 
* What each held item does is described here:
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems

* All held items that passively increase a Pokémon's DMG by 10% have varying values. I have listed only those that can be sold relatively easily at a good price.

Ability Urge <== Worth having. 
Aconitum <== Worth having 
Air Balloon <== Worth having 
Amulet Coin <== The most important held 
Assault Vest <== Worth having 
Bersersk Glove <== Worth having 
Big Shrimp Bait <== Worth having 
Black Belt <== Best held for fighting type pokemons 
Black Sludge <== Worth having 
Casteliacone 
Catch Charm <== Worth having 
Comet Shard <== Worth having 
Cooldown Urge <== Worth having 
Diamond Shard <== Worth having 
Digging Tool <== Worth having 
Dire Hit 
Emergency Exit <== Worth having 
Fiery Trap <== Useful for battle pass 
Fire Orb <== Worth having 
Focus Band 
Focus Sash <== Worth having 
Grip Claw 
Heavy-duty Boots 
James Bait <== Worth having 
Life Orb <== Worth having 
Lucky Egg <== Worth having 
Lucky Reborn <== Worth having 
Lustrous Orb <== Worth having 
Meowth Bait <== Worth having 
Mining Tool <== Worth having 
Pixie dust 
Professional Pitcher Gloves <== Worth having 
Protective Layer 
Reflective Layer 
Roto Exp.Points <== Worth having 
Roto Harvest <== Worth having 
Roto Mining <== Worth having 
Sandy Incense <== Useful for battle pass 
Scope Lens 
Shiny Charm <== Worth having 
Silver Nanab Berry <== Worth having 
Smart Candy <== Worth having 
Sprinklotad <== Worth having 
Sticky Barb <== Worth having 
Sweet Honey <== Worth having 
Twin Charm <== Worth having 
Wide Lens 
Zoom Lens 
 

===TMs===
* If you're interested in more detailed information about a specific TM, you can find it here: http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_tm
In the Celadon Casino, you will find NPCs related to TMs. 
'''NPC Edward:''' is located on the first floor. You can sell TMs to him, but he also serves many other functions. 
* Option (forget) will allow you to remove a TM for free (it will disappear after removal).
* Option (order) will allow you to set the order of TMs in a Pokémon if you feel the need to do so.
* Option (addon) will allow you to remode addon from a pokemon.
* Option (Extract) will allow you to recover a TM for free from a Pokémon if that Pokémon receives a rebalance in the moveset of your TM.
'''NPC Sheeptoos:''' gives you the option to take on tasks for TMs. 
'''NPC Eduardo:''' Here you can recover TMs for diamonds, but this system has been dead for years since the price of diamonds significantly exceeds the value of TMs. Maybe someday they will change this system and, for example, allow you to retrieve TMs for double what NPC Edward gives for a TM. 
 
[[file:pp115.png]] 
 
'''NPC''' – These are TMs that 95% of the time, no one will buy. I leave that 5% for the possibility that someone might want to complete achievements, but the profit will still be minimal. (There is also a minimal chance that one of these TMs will get a rework in the future and become usable). 
'''Maybe someone will buy it/NPC''' – Here, the situation is a bit different. There is a chance that you will sell these TMs for a profit of 1 to 10k, but there is also a chance that no one will buy them. You can list something for a few k more than what NPCs offer, and after some time, if no one buys it, sell it to the NPC. 
'''Someone will buy it''' – Here, some TMs are easier to sell than others, but you won't be making any incredible profits from this either. 
'''Someone will buy it at a good price''' – For each of these TMs, you can buy at least a premium account (dacc). 
 
Here's the list of TMs: 
TM001 Sheer Cold - npc 
TM002 Dragon Claw - npc 
TM003 Water Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM004 Psycho Cut - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM005 Roar - npc 
TM006 Toxic - npc (needed for mission) 
TM007 Draco Meteor - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM008 Lava Plume - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM009 Bullet Seed - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM010 Rock Blast - npc 
TM011 Pursuit - npc 
TM012 Bug Buzz - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM013 Ice Beam - npc 
TM014 Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM015 Hyper Beam - npc 
TM016 Ancient Power - npc 
TM017 Doom Desire - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM018 Rain Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM019 Giga Drain - npc 
TM020 Frenzy Plant - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM021 Fly Attack - npc 
TM022 Solar Beam - npc 
TM023 Meteor Mash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM024 Thunder Bolt - npc 
TM025 Thunder - npc 
TM026 Earthquake - someone will buy it 
TM027 Dark Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM028 X-Scissor - npc 
TM029 Psychic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM030 Shadow Ball - npc 
TM031 Brick Break - someone will buy it 
TM032 Tri Attack - npc 
TM033 Reflect - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM034 Bulldoze - npc 
TM035 Flamethrower - npc 
TM036 Sludge Rain - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM037 Sandstorm - someone will buy it 
TM038 Fire Blast - npc (needed for mission) 
TM039 Discharge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM040 Aerial Ace - npc 
TM041 Sky Uppercut maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM042 Crunch - npc 
TM043 Dragon Pulse - npc 
TM044 Fissure - someone will buy it 
TM045 Attract - npc 
TM046 Hydropump - someone will buy it 
TM047 Steel Wing - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM048 Shadow Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM049 Beat Up - someone will buy it 
TM050 Overheat - npc 
TM051 Icebreaker - npc 
TM052 Aqua Jet - npc 
TM053 Power Split - npc 
TM054 Super Power - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM055 Rock smash - someone will buy it 
TM056 Sky Attack - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM057 Tornado - someone will buy it 
TM058 Shadow Blast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM059 Venom Blast - someone will buy it 
TM060 Poison Gas - someone will buy it 
TM061 Gunk Shot - npc 
TM062 Mud Bomb - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM063 Rock Slide - npc 
TM064 Struggle Bug - npc 
TM065 Infestation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM066 Parabolic Charge - npc (needed for mission) 
TM067 Wild Charge - npc 
TM068 Dragon Rush - npc 
TM069 Petal Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM070 Flash Cannon - npc 
TM071 Double Team - npc 
TM072 Dizzy Punch - npc 
TM073 Feint - someone will buy it 
TM074 Falling Rocks - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM075 Ice Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM076 Last Resort - npc 
TM077 Venom Storm - someone will buy it 
TM078 Eruption - someone will buy it 
TM079 Metal Burst - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM080 Whirlpool - someone will buy it (needed for mission) 
TM081 Dragon Wave - npc 
TM082 Nuzzle -npc 
TM083 Grassy Terrain - maybe someone will buy it 
TM084 Moon Blast - npc 
TM085 Night Daze - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM086 Fake Tears - npc 
TM087 Poison Jab - npc 
TM088 Air Shot - npc 
TM089 Mud - npc 
TM090 Icicle Spear - npc 
TM091 Dazzling Gleam - someone will buy it 
TM092 Play Rough - npc 
TM093 Rock Polish - npc 
TM094 Disarming Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM095 Pound - npc 
TM096 Stored Power - npc 
TM097 Metal Sound - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM098 Baby-Doll Eyes -npc 
TM099 Quiver Dance - someone will buy it 
TM100 Fairy Wind - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM101 Epicenter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM102 Psyblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM103 Reversal - someone will buy it 
TM104 Blast Burner - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM105 Circular Explosion - someone will buy it 
TM106 Boomburst - someone will buy it 
TM107 Chip Away - npc 
TM108 Echoed Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM109 Play Nice - npc 
TM110 Sleep Talk - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM111 Fire Pledge - npc 
TM112 Flame Blitz - someone will buy it 
TM113 Force Palm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM114 Bulk Up - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM115 Brine - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM116 Liquidation - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM117 Surf - npc 
TM118 Tsunami - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM119 Air Pressure - someone will buy it 
TM120 Hurricane - someone will buy it 
TM121 Fascade - npc 
TM122 Grass Whistle - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM123 Magical leaf - someone will buy it 
TM124 Power Whip - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM125 Venoshock - someone will buy it 
TM126 Venom Drench - npc 
TM127 Electric Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM128 Eerie Impulse - someone will buy it 
TM129 Electro Blast - someone will buy it 
TM130 Magnitude - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM131 Thousand Arrows - npc 
TM132 Psychic Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM133 Synchronoise - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM134 Rock Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM135 Rock Power - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM136 Aurora Veil - npc 
TM137 Ice Shards - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM138 Aurora Sphere - npc 
TM139 Lunge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM140 Rage Powder - npc 
TM141 U Turn - npc 
TM142 Clanging Scales - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM143 Dragon Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM144 Draco Pulse - npc 
TM145 Twister - someone will buy it 
TM146 Ominous Wind - npc 
TM147 Curse Pledge - someone will buy it 
TM148 Grudge - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM149 Shadow Claw - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM150 Snarl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM151 Brutal Swing - npc 
TM152 Magnetic Shock - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM153 Gear Grind - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM154 Smart Strike - npc 
TM155 Misty Terrain - someone will buy it 
TM156 Fairy Blade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM157 Defog - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM158 Water Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM159 Wonder Room - someone will buy it 
TM160 Mud Sport - npc 
TM161 Magma Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM162 Tectonic Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM163 Fury Swipes - someone will buy it 
TM164 Steamroller - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM165 Mist - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM166 Dragon Cry - someone will buy it 
TM167 Burn Up - npc 
TM168 Dream Catcher - someone will buy it 
TM169 Fairy Dreams - someone will buy it 
TM170 Ghost Drive - npc 
TM171 Spiritual Storm - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM172 Grass Knot - someone will buy it 
TM173 Geomancy - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM174 Shift Gear - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM175 Light of Ruin - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM176 Natural Gift - someone will buy it 
TM177 Selfdestruction - someone will buy it 
TM178 Final Gambit - someone will buy it 
TM179 Embargo - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM180 Sizzly Slide - someone will buy it 
TM181 Spin Out - maybe someone will buy it 
TM182 Leaf Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM183 Leaf Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM184 Spite - npc 
TM185 Stone Edge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM186 Close Combat - npc 
TM187 Sky Drop - npc 
TM188 Flame Charge - npc 
TM189 Metallic Noise - someone will buy it 
TM190 Freeze Dry - someone will buy it 
TM191 Electric Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM192 Trick Room - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM193 Foul Play - someone will buy it 
TM194 Mean Look - someone will buy it 
TM195 Lava Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM196 Brave Bird - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM197 Selfheal - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM198 Toxic Drop - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM199 Metronome - npc 
TM200 Mimic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM201 Submission - someone will buy it 
TM202 Fling - someone will buy it 
TM203 Flutterby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM204 Toxication - someone will buy it 
TM205 Entrainment - npc 
TM206 Lightning Storm - someone will buy it 
TM207 Airstream - someone will buy it 
TM208 Twinkle Star - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM209 Dragon Lullaby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM210 Chi Strike - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM211 Smack Down - npc 
TM212 Quicksand - someone will buy it 
TM213 Electrify - someone will buy it 
TM214 Stone Crash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM215 Light Screen - someone will buy it 
TM216 Metallic Rush - someone will buy it 
TM217 Triple Axel - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM218 Corrosive Gas - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM219 Eagle Fury - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM220 Sand Force - someone will buy it 
TM221 Lash Out - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM222 Imprison - someone will buy it 
TM223 Night Shade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM224 Overgrowth - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM225 Meteor Beam - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM226 Scorching Sands - someone will buy it 
TM227 Deadly Scythes - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM228 Fiery Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price (the most expensive tm in the game) 
TM229 Muddy Water - npc 
TM230 Outrage - someone will buy it 
TM231 Aqua Blast - npc 
TM232 Water Swirl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM233 Volt Rush - someone will buy it 
TM234 Fairy Pillar - someone will buy it 
TM235 Steelsurge - someone will buy it 
TM236 Toxic Cloud - someone will buy it 
TM237 Psycho Burst - someone will buy it 
TM238 Terrain Strike - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM239 Glacial Impale - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM240 X-Cutter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM241 Endless Nightmare - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM242 Sleeping Powder - someone will buy it 
TM243 Brutal Beatdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM244 Stone Axe - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM245 Ghastly Devastation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM246 Mountain Gale - someone will buy it 
TM247 Shadow Fury - someone will buy it 
TM248 Bloom Doom - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM249 Sandblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM250 Wind Rage - someone will buy it 
TM251 10mil Thunder Bolt - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM252 Toxic Torrent - someone will buy it 
TM253 Upper Hand - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM254 Pyro Pulse - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM255 Telekinetic Thrust - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM256 Draco Comet - someone will buy it 
TM257 Continental Crash - someone will buy it 
TM258 Dark Matter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM259 Meltdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM260 Aqua Cut - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM261 Spirit Break - Someone will buy it at a good price

Beginner's Guide

2024-10-16T10:08:46Z

Sqnik: /* Choosing Pokemon */

==Introduction==
At the very beginning, if you're watching this guide before logging into the game and have the question, "Why does my game client keep restarting?". The answer is simple: unfortunately, the client restarts with every new rev it downloads, so it depends on your luck whether the administration has updated the download to the latest rev.

===Choosing Pokemon===
[[file:pp02.png|left]] In response to the question of which Pokémon are best to start with, let me show and explain the ones I chose in the screenshot. Only one of the Pokémon is worth paying attention to; the rest can be interchangeable. The most important and best Pokémon you can play with until the end of your gameplay is Snorut, and it must be a MALE Snorut, as different genders of this Pokémon lead to completely different evolutions. It’s also best if this Snorut has the ability Moody. What are abilities? They are passive skills that every Pokémon has. Some have only 1 option, while others have up to 3. The next two Pokémon aren’t as important, but I’ll explain why they are worth choosing. In the game, you can heal your character with the help of a Pokémon, which is why I chose Clefairy. Next is Natu, which has the ability to teleport in the game. To use teleport, you need Dacc (premium) and the appropriate Pokémon. Once you have everything, with the Pokémon active, type "t [city name]" and you’ll teleport to your desired location. The cooldown for teleport is 5 minutes. Another advantage of Natu is its evolution, which will allow you to fly on it. Aside from Snorut, the other Pokémon aren’t that important because you can catch their substitutes. At the very beginning, Charmander and Squirtle also work well. 
* It's worth knowing that every new account in the game receives 7 days of a premium account (DACC) at the start. At level 50, you'll receive a premium ticket, which allows you to complete the Paradox Quest. This quest enables you to purchase 30 days of premium without spending money on the game.
* I leave the choice of server up to you, but I personally recommend Diamond because 3-4 times more players play there, with the only difference being that the rates are lower than on Platinum. 
 

===PokeCenter===
[[file:pp03.png]] 
Practically every Pokémon Center looks the same. 
====Locker/Depo====
[[file:pp04.png|left]]
In locker you can hide your pokemons and items. 
When you open the locker, a window will appear showing 2 lockers:
* In main locker we can store everything from items to Pokémon.
* In market locker pokemons, which we want to put on market or sell to NPC. 
In the locker, you also have a Pokémon search feature when you click the button '''Manage'''. 
You can transfer Pokémon between the regular locker and the market locker.

 

====PVP zone====
[[file:pp05.png|right]]
In '''PVP''' you will find the largest number of players in one place.. 
'''Test room''', which is detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Test_Room. 
'''Special room''', here, with the help of Cleffa Bubble Tea and Wishing Star, you can spawn several shiny Pokémons and Victini. You will obtain Cleffa and Wishing Star from the Battle Pass. 
'''Advertising NPC''', where you can set up a bot that will post your offer in advertising (trade), but only when you are online. 
'''Guilds NPC''', associated with guilds. 
'''Banker NPC''', where you can deposit your money. 
'''Lottery NPC''', where you can participate in a lottery. Information about whether a lottery is active can be found on the game's website. A lottery ticket is usually needed for the lottery, which can be obtained by making a donation, but you can also buy it in-game from another player. Remember that the lottery ticket from donations can only be obtained when it is announced on the homepage. 
 

====Mini event zone====
Mini Event Zone here you can find detailed descriptions of all the mini events: http://en.padventures.info/Mini_Events. 
You might be wondering how to know when mini events are happening. Well, I’ll provide the answer: the calendars for all events in the game are available on the game's Discord server: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V 
 

===NPC Celadon===
In the city of Celadon, you'll find several useful NPCs. I'll mention the ones people most frequently ask about, and I'll also provide you with a link to a map that details all the NPCs in Celadon. 
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon 
* NPC Sr. Eko with him, we can change our city spawn, gender, buy premium (DACC), and lower our Pokémon's level.
* NPC Juanito here we can buy pokeballs, potions, backpacks, bike etc. and sell items.
* NPC Santiago here we can sell our pokemons.
* NPC Amy here we can buy basic outfits here, e.g. Fisher.
* NPC Christian we can buy from him food for example pizza.
* NPC Patrick we can buy from him parcels, letters. (To send a parcel or trade a Pokémon, you need to remove the HELD ITEM from the Pokémon). 

===Remaining introductory information.===
I will write about the questions that you will find later in the guide. 
* How to reduce lag on the server?
* How to avoid client crashes?
* Can I zoom out the screen?
* Where is the market?
* What tasks can I do?
* Where do items drop from Pokémon go?
* Where can I buy bait and upgrade my fishing rod?
* Where can I download the minimap?
* Where can I find addons for Pokémon?
* Which commands should I know and use?
* What are the percentages that appear in my chat while catching a Pokémon?
* How to check a Pokémon's ability?
* Which Pokémon are worth paying attention to at the beginning of the game and where do they respawn?
* How to quickly level up a Pokémon?
* Where and how to level up to level 150?
* How to earn money in the game?
* Which missions are worth doing for profit?
* Is my held item worth anything?
These are not all the questions you will find answers to; I wrote down the most popular ones. 
You will find most of the information in the section discussing the interface and game settings. There, I thoroughly describe each icon and the related systems as comprehensively as possible. 

==Settings and Interface==
===Logging in===
[[file:pp06.png|left]]Before logging into the game, you need to select the appropriate proxy to avoid lag. Check the options and choose the right proxy; I personally recommend USA #2, but you can check all the other options to see which one gives you the least lag, paying attention to which one has a green ping.br>
If you want an additional security option to prevent someone else from logging into your account, you can set up an IP Code (this is done on the website after logging in). It’s important to note that if you set up an IP Code and forget it, you have the option to recover or reset it by following this link: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/recovery 
 

===Chat===
[[file:pp07.png|950px]] 
After logging into the game, a message will appear in the default chat. You might be wondering what it means; I will explain it to you step by step. 
* Boosted Pokémon system. Every 24 hours, you have a random Pokémon with an accelerated respawn time of 1 minute, slightly increased drop rates, and experience points. Each player has a boost for the same Pokémon. 
* The next two systems are currently in development. Once they are fully operational, you will receive a link here with their detailed description. 

===Interface===
Since the game interface is very large, I have taken the liberty of dividing it into separate screenshots, which I will explain one by one. 
Let's start with the bar in the top left corner of the screen. 
[[file:pp08.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 0''': The option to hide the icon bar. 
 

'''Nr. 1''': Game settings, the most important icon at the very beginning of the game. A very important option that we need to disable is the shaders, as they crash the game. 
 
[[file:pp09.png]] 
 

Unchecking the option visible on the screen will make every private message from player X automatically open the private message with them, which is useful while leveling up. 
[[file:pp10.png]] 
 

Here, I recommend selecting OpenGL2, as there is a high chance that other options will crash your game, especially the DirectX9 option (since you may already have DX13, for example). 
If you want to maximize your FPS in the game, disable the vertical sync option, it definitely helps reduce lag. The lower the FPS limit you set in the interface, the more FPS you will achieve in the game.. 
[[file:pp11.png]] 
 

In the last screenshot, three options highlighted by arrows are important. Check them to see the items you equip on your Pokémon, I will explain this in more detail later. The most crucial option is the last arrow, to see all options on the bar, you need to set it to 0. 
[[file:pp12.png]] 
 
As part of the options and settings, I must mention the option to zoom in and out of the screen in the game. You can do this by pressing in the game ('''CTRL–''' and '''CTRL,'''). You can also set the number of side panels by pressing in the game ('''CTRL.''') 
 

The game also allows you to move using WASD, you just need to check the option visible on the screen, which is available in the chat. While you're at it, it's worth typing in the default channel '''!channels''' and select appropriate channels, which will open automatically every time you log back into the game. You also have the command '''/commands''', where every command in the game is described. 
[[file:pp13.png|950px]] 
 

'''Nr. 2''': Tutorial, here you have a visual explanation of movement in the game and many options that I mention in the guide. 
[[file:pp14.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 3''': News is worth reading, here you have the latest updates that are posted on the forum/homepage. The news is connected to the forum and the website, so everything that is posted there is also available in the game. 
[[file:pp15.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 4''': Hotkeys: Pokémon can have a maximum of 10 moves. You enter them as m1 to m10. A Pokémon can also have 2 TMs, so you enter them as tm1-2. As you can see, I added #s before each move to avoid spamming the skill in private messages.br>
[[file:pp16.png]]
 

* You also have the option to add special keys for more convenient use of moves. For example, I added the order to the scroll button. 
[[file:pp17.png]] 
 

* As for hotkeys, it’s worth mentioning that you have the option to set the order of skills for individual Pokémon according to your preferences. Simply click on the Pokémon while holding CTRL and right-click, and this option will appear. 
[[file:pp18.png]] 
 
[[file:pp19.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 5''': Quest log, here you can check your missions. 
 
'''Nr. 6''': Pokemon market, here you have the option to sell or buy a Pokémon that someone has listed. 
 
'''Nr. 7''': Items market, here similarly, with a slight difference, you have the option to create a purchase offer for an item that exists in the game and has been added to the market. 
[[file:pp20.png|900px]] 
 

'''Nr. 8''': Premium shop, here you can buy various items/outfits for points that can be earned in two ways. One is by purchasing with real money, and the other option is to buy diamonds from players on the market and exchange them for points. To convert diamonds into points, simply deposit them in the depo found in every Pokémon Center and type !points [amount]. The only significant outfit that will help you in terms of speed while moving underwater is the scuba diving suit, the rest of the outfits provide no bonuses. 
 

'''Nr. 9''': Public profile of all characters. This is your business card, which can be viewed by all players on both servers. The only thing you can hide here is your Pokémons that you have on your character, just type in '''!hide_team''' 
[[file:pp21.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 10''': Pokémon card album, which will drop from Pokémons or which you will receive for achievements in the game. It’s worth collecting cards because you get very good rewards for them, ranging from items that permanently reduce your fishing cooldown on your character to a Master Ball, which can only be obtained through cards. 
[[file:pp22.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 11''': Daily login is an important part of the game, especially for new players, as simply logging in each day grants you a new reward that is predetermined for every player. Even free daily rewards can be valuable enough that by collecting them over the course of a month, you can earn DACC in the game, although it depends on the month, as different rewards are available each time. 
[[file:pp23.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 12''': Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ 
Battle passes are seasonal, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. 
 

'''Nr. 13''': Golden tower, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/golden-tower.45369/ 
There's no point in worrying about this system if you don't have at least level 200. 
 

'''Nr. 14''': Daily tasks are detailed here: http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task. It's worth noting that these tasks are only worth doing from level 85, as you receive a daily box for each completed task, which costs quite a bit. However, in my opinion, it's better to use the time you would spend on tasks to level up, as only from level 150 do you have a sufficient number of good respawns that won’t consume too much of your time. Of course, you don't have to skip every task, as sometimes you'll come across ones that can be completed quickly before reaching level 150, but there's no need to dedicate every day to do tasks before hitting that level.br>
 

'''Nr. 15''': Dungeons, just like mentioned above, require a significant level. Here it is explained in more detail: http://en.padventures.info/Dungeons_system 
 

'''Nr. 16''': House editor: to have this option, you need to complete a mission, for which I will provide a link, and you must own a house, as it will only appear there. The editor allows you to change the floors in your houses and create certain items in the location where you complete the mission. 
http://en.padventures.info/Designer_Workshop_Quest 
 
 
'''Now I will explain the functions of the bar in the top right corner of the screen.''' 
[[file:pp24.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 17''': Auto loot: you might be wondering where the items that drop from Pokémon go. The game has an auto loot feature that automatically collects items from the Pokémon you defeat. This is a very convenient function, to open it, you need to click the icon while holding CTRL + right mouse button. A window will pop up, allowing you to take out or sell items.
 
http://en.padventures.info/Auto_Loot 
 
'''Nr. 18''': Pin, you do not need to create a PIN for your character. Once created, you will have to enter it every time you log in to the game. The PIN ensures that you cannot trade or drop items on the ground without entering it. 
 
'''Nr. 19''': Information about the health status of your character and Pokémon. 
[[file:pp25.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 20''': Pokemons, it allows us to quickly switch Pokémon by clicking the Pokémon icon and gives us the ability to heal our Pokémon quickly. 
[[file:pp26.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 21''': Player profile, the number of captured Pokémon in this profile counts towards achievements and the publicly available ranking on the website. 
[[file:pp27.png]] 
 
'''Nr. 22''': The inventory is a very important element of the game that I need to describe in more detail. 
[[file:pp28.png]] 
 
* '''a''': 1: PokeDex serves several functions. 
The ability to obtain detailed information about a given Pokémon by examining it.
Information about the Pokémon we have caught.
Information about the achievements we have completed.
Charm tasks that are described in detail here: http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system 
 
* '''b''': The Alolan Pokédex allows you to register Pokémon from the Alola region. In the case of Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch them in order to have an entry for them in the Pokédex. There is also a restriction when catching: to be able to throw a ball at a specific Alolan Pokémon, you must first catch its initial form. 
* '''c''': Case of poker chips, in which there are chips; the entire casino system is described here: http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 
* '''d''': Fishing rods are a very important element of the game, which are described in detail in these links: http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_Guru 
http://en.padventures.info/Fishing_rods 
The first link shows the baits you can buy to catch Pokémon from a specific region, and the second link explains how to upgrade our fishing rod. 
You can equip a bait by right-clicking on the rod and then on the item. If you want to remove the bait, use the rod on yourself. 
You can get to Cinnabar from Vermilion by taking a boat, DACC is not required for this. 
[[file:pp29.png]] 
 
* '''e''': Pokémon case, this is where we keep the Pokémon we intend to use. The only special item we can store there besides Pokémon is a parcel with a label. It's also worth noting that by clicking LLP + right-click on the ball, you will see information about your Pokémon. 
 
* '''f''': Backpack, as you can see in the attached screenshot, you can change it to have 100 slots instead of 50. You can upgrade your backpack in Cinnabar at the NPC for 50 HD. You'll find him to the left of the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp30.png]] 
 
* '''g''': Within the inventory, there is one more option: by clicking the Pokéball with a Pokémon using CTRL + right-click, you will see these options. In the game, there are Held Items and Berries that provide additional boosts to the Pokémon, as well as Auras, which are visual decorations for the Pokémon. Held Items and Berries are described here: 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems 
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
 
[[file:pp31.png]] 
 
After clicking "set berries/held items," a window will pop up, showing the items you have on the right side. You just need to move them from the right side to the left. If you don’t have any held items in your backpack and want to remove a held item from a Pokémon, you need to uncheck the option indicated by the arrow. 
[[file:pp32.png]] 
 
In case of '''Mega Stone''' you need to uncheck '''Show only owned''' and move its to the correct place. 
[[file:pp33.gif]] 
 
* '''h''': Order, it works on the character as a rope and on the Pokémon, giving it the command to perform a move.. 
 

'''Nr. 23''': Vip List 
 

'''Nr 24''': Battle, with many options that will allow us to hide or prioritize what we want to see first. 
[[file:pp34.png]] 
 

'''Nr. 25''': Minimap, in the game, you have a command that allows you to reveal the entire minimap, just type !get_map. There are also keyboard shortcuts that let you view the map on a much larger scale; simply press CTRL + SHIFT + M. 
 

'''Nr. 26''': Battle mode, by clicking on this, a small window will pop up, allowing you to move within the body of the Pokémon. 
 

'''Nr. 27''': Tasks, here you can see the tasks that we have active and the progress in each task, which is quite useful for daily tasks. 
 

'''Nr. 28''': Tv module: the ability to stream in the game. You can buy the camera at Celadon Mall at the coordinates Position: {x = 3695, y = 3206, z = 5}. 
 
 

You’re probably also curious about where to view addons and auras for your Pokémon/player. Just click CTRL + right-click on the character, and you’ll see the addons option. You need to have the Pokémon you want to apply the addon to in your inventory. The option to change the addon and aura of a Pokémon is in the same place as the option to equip held items/berries on the Pokémon. 
[[file:pp35.png]] 
 

==Commands in game==
In game after writing '''/commands''' you will see that window. 
[[file:pp36.png]] 
 
I will explain which commands you need to enter and what they do exactly. 
'''!get_map''' – it will allow you to reveal the entire minimap. 
 
'''!achievements''' All achievements that require account age will be assigned to only one character per account. 
You can find a description of all achievements in the game here: http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf 
 
'''!channels''' it will allow you to select the channels that will be open during your login to the game. 
 
'''!whodrops''' after entering the name of the item, you will see information about where you can obtain that item. 
 
'''!event''' you can join the event, if there's one active. 
 
'''!check_card''' a useful command if you want to exchange cards; just type the name or number of the card you want to take out. 
 
'''!catch ''pokemon_name''''' allows us to check the number of used balls on pokemon. 
 
'''!hide_bodies''' this is one of the better commands in the game. It allows you to hide Pokémon that you don't want to see and that cannot be caught. 
[[file:pp37.png]] 
 
On the left side, you have the Pokémon that you can hide, and on the right side, you have those that you have already hidden. It’s also worth checking the option to Hide 121+ since there’s no option to catch Pokémon at that level, and they just block your view of others. For Hide Bodies to work correctly, you need to click save and load. When your save is loaded, the load option will be gray.br>
 

The rest of commands you can find here: http://en.padventures.info/Commands 
 

==Pokémon Catching System==
In the game, there are many different boosters for catching, but first, I will describe the system you will encounter at the beginning of your gameplay. In the chat during the throwing of Poké Balls, you will notice percentages next to certain Pokémon, you might be wondering what they are. These percentages are meant to help you catch the Pokémon. Once you reach 100%, your chances of catching the Pokémon will automatically increase by 0.5% (or 0.25% for Cloned Pokémon). Not all Pokémon have this advantage, but the vast majority do. The speed at which you accumulate percentages is dependent on the rarity of the Pokémon, with certain exceptions.. 
[[file:pp109.png]] 
 
As I mentioned earlier, there are many boosters in the game, but before I describe them, it's also worth noting that there is no information in the game about the catch percentage for a given Pokémon. 
* The first and most basic item is Poké Balls. You can find all the information about them here: http://en.padventures.info/Balls
* Catch charm in the Pokédex, this is the best booster in the game. You can find information about charms here:
http://en.padventures.info/Charm_system
* Golden lucky clover this is an item that you can use only once. It permanently increases the catch rate of your balls on your character. You will obtain this item for catching 600 Pokémon and reaching level 350 on your character.
* Catch Charm (HELD) it is an item that you can obtain in the game from bosses, boxes, lotteries, and dice. The item combines with the golden lucky clover and increases the catch rate of your balls.
* Pitcher Gloves (HELD) it can be obtained in the same way as the item mentioned above. Very useful and inexpensive, as it can save you a lot of time. The held item will ensure that the extra rate is active when throwing balls at 90% instead of 100%—only for very rare Pokémon.
* Finally, I left you with boosters in the form of cookies and tickets; there are so many that I will give you a link to the entire list: http://en.padventures.info/Boosters

==Notable Pokémons==
Many Pokémons and spawns that I will describe will require you to complete this quest: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola. 
It is required because it allows teleportation in the Alola region, and without it, you won't be able to catch some of the Pokémon that I recommend to you. 
 
I will try to recommend at least 3 Pokémon from each type. I considered both the difficulty of catching them and their strength. For each Pokémon that is worth noting, I will explain its use in more detail. 
 
* To check what abilities a Pokémon has, you need to click CTRL + right mouse button on the Poké Ball containing the Pokémon, and information about it will be displayed in the server log. 
[[file:pp38.png]] 
 
You can check how abilities work in the Pokédex or on the website: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/abilities 
===Ice===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Rock, Fire, Steel pokemons. 
* Snorunt [Male], Glalie [ability Moody] (rare catch) 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode] 
 
You can find both Pokémon at the same respawn. Few Pokémon are easy to obtain while also meeting the criteria of a complete Pokémon. These Pokémon might appeal to you enough to stay with you for the duration of your game. 
 
[[file:pp39.png]] 
 
* Vanillite, Vanillish, Vanilluxe [ability Weak Armor] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp40.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Glaceon [ability Snow Cloak] (rare, v rare catch). 
Eevee it has several recommended evolutions. You can find more information about it in the description of NORMAL Pokémons. 
In the link I will provide you, you will find the method to obtain Glaceon: http://en.padventures.info/Below_Zero_Quest 
 
===Fire===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Rock, Water pokemons. 
* Cyndaquil, Quilava, Typhlosion [ability blaze] (medium, rare, very rare catch) 
* Litleo, Pyroar [ability Moxie] (rare catch) 
 
Typhlosion is one of the best fire type pokemon in the game. 
 
Pyroar one of its passive abilities is Moxie, which increases its damage by 130% for each defeated Pokémon, granting it an additional 2% damage. This Pokémon performs well on many respawns, where you don't need to switch Pokémon. 
[[file:pp41.png]] 
 
* Tepig, Pignite, Emboar [ability Reckless] (rare, v rare catch) 
Pokémon from the Unova region can only be found at this respawn. To have the ability to catch them, we need the '''Frond Island Ticket''' which we can sometimes receive from daily logins, events, mini-events, donation gifts, or purchase from another player. The Pokémon also requires TM to be effective. 
[[file:pp42.png]] 
 
* Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Darmanitan [ability Zen Mode]. 
Is the fire/ice pokemon i personally gave him fire tms 
 
===Water===
What to hunt them with? Grass, Electric pokemons. 
* Krabby, Kingler (normal, rare catch) 
Surprisingly, this is one of the best Water Pokémon that will be useful to you throughout your gameplay. This is because, with the daily premium login, you receive tokens that can be exchanged for Mega/Giga Pokémon, and Kingler is one of those Pokémon. The Pokémon itself is also strong right from the start, possessing many area skills and protection. There are two ways to obtain it: one is from the respawn on the map I will provide you, and the other is by using a fishing rod, for which we need bait, as I described earlier in the guide. 
[[file:pp43.png]] 
 
* Finizen (Female) [ability reckless] (rare catch) 
* Magikarp, Gyarados [ability Moxie] (easy, rare catch) 
 
You can catch Magikarp with a fishing rod, but it is a very difficult Pokémon to level up. However, you can catch Gyarados at the same respawn as Finizen. I will explain how to quickly and easily level up Pokémon like Magikarp later in the guide. 
 
Finizen is another Pokémon with a large number of AoE skills and also has the best ability in the game (Reckless), which increases the damage of each skill by 15%. The gender of this Pokémon affects its evolution, so you must catch the female version. Once you reach there, an NPC will be in your way. What exactly you need to do is described here:http://en.padventures.info/Private_Islands 
[[file:pp44.png]] 
 
* Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise [ability Torrent] 
This is an especially strong Pokémon for bosses. You can catch it with a great rod using the appropriate bait or find it on the map below. 
[[file:pp45.png]] 
 
===Grass===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Poison, Bug, Fire, Ice pokemons. 
* Oddish, Gloom, Bellossom, Vileplume (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Sunkern, Sunflora (medium, rare catch) 
 
Oddish and Gloom You can find them everywhere, and the evolution stone for Vileplume costs just a few coins, it's different for Bello and Sunflora. 
 
I will show you the respawn point where you can find both Bellossom and Sunflora in one place. 
[[file:pp46.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Leafeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Just like Glaceon, Leafon can be obtained in the same place. 
http://en.padventures.info/Botanics_Studies_Quest 
 
===Rock===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Ground, Water, Grass pokemons. 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon (medium, rare catch) 
* Geodude, Graveler, Golem (normal, rare catch) 
 
Rhydon is one of the best rock type pokemons in the game. 
Golem is just good and easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp47.png]] 
 
* Hisuian Growlithe [ability intimidate] (rare catch) 
 
Very good pokemon with a lot of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
===Ground===
What to hunt them with? Water, Grass, Ice pokemons. 
* Sandshrew, Sandslash (normal, rare catch) 
* Cubone, Marowak (normal, rare catch) 
 
Good pokemons at the beginning they have cloned version, which is better and I will explain what cloned Pokémons are at the very end. 
[[file:pp49.png]] 
 
* Rhyhorn, Rhydon, Rhyperior [ability reckless] (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
One of the best Ground Pokémon unfortunately requires an evolution item (Protector, which can be obtained by exchanging daily points). The map for its pre-evolution is provided in the Rock Pokémon section. 
 
* Phanpy, Donphan (medium, rare catch) 
A pretty good and very easy Pokémon to obtain. 
[[file:pp50.png]] 
 
Sandile, Krokorok, Krookodile [ability moxie] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that can be useful because of its ability. 
[[file:pp51.png]] 
 

===Dark===
What to hunt them with? Fighting, Bug, Fairy pokemons. 
* Poochyena, Mightyena [ability Moxie] (Medium, rare catch) 
 
This is a Pokémon that many players leveled up dozens of levels due to its ability and the location where it can be trained. In the later part of the guide, I will dedicate more attention to this Pokémon. 
[[file:pp52.png]] 
 
* Alolan Rattata, Alolan Raticate [ability Hustle] (easy, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to catch that is worth recommending. 
[[file:pp53.png]] 
 
* Litten, Litten, Incineroar (rare, v rare catch) 
There are two ways to obtain it: one is from a quest (I recommend choosing this option), or from the respawn shown in the screenshot below: 
http://en.padventures.info/Getting_familiar_with_Alola 
[[file:pp48.png]] 
 
* Galarian Zigzagoon, Galarian Linoone, Obstagoon [ability Reckless] (medium, rare catch) 
This is definitely one of the best Pokémon that I personally use against bosses. 
[[file:pp55.png]] 
 

===Fairy===
What to hunt them with? Poison, Steel pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
Mr. Mime is one of the better support Pokémon in the game. It has healing and teleportation abilities, and to show its full power, it needs tms. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Sylveon [ability Pixilate] 
A very good Pokémon that we can obtain after completing a quest: http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
Tickets can be obtained in the game from boxes, events, mini-events, daily logins, donation gift boxes, and from players on the market. 
 
* Togepi, Togetic, Togekiss [ability Hustle] (rare, v rare catch) 
This is the best support Pokémon in the game, and you'll encounter many players with this Pokémon because it offers the ability to fly, teleport, and heal characters all in one. With the right TMs, this Pokémon is also effective in respawns where a Fairy-type Pokémon is needed. There are two ways to obtain this Pokémon. The first is at the casino, where an NPC will give you Togepi for a certain number of tokens. Pokémon from the casino offer a catch rate, but there's also the option to catch it at a respawn that is not very large. 
[[file:pp57.png]] 
 
* Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff [ability Pixilate] (medium, rare catch) 
An easy Pokémon to obtain must have Pixilate. 
[[file:pp58.png]] 
 

===Electric===
What to hunt them with? Ground pokemons. 
Pikachu (rare catch) 
Hisuian Voltorb, Hisuian Electrode [ability Aftermath] (rare catch) 
Voltorb, Electrode [ability Aftermath] (normal, rare catch) 
Pikachu, Alolan Raichu (rare catch) 
 
Yes, it’s no joke Pikachu is a very good Pokémon, and you can play with it without evolving. 
 
Hisuian Electrode tt is a very good Pokémon that will not disappoint you. 
 
Alolan Raichu It is a Pokémon that, with the right held item, has Fly, Teleport, and healing. It can be obtained by evolving Pikachu at level 60 in the Alola region, for example, in Hau'oli, using a Thunder Stone. 
[[file:pp59.png]] 
 
Helioptile, Heliolisk [ability Dry Skin] (rare, v rare catch) 
It is one of the best Electric-type Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, you will only find one on the entire respawn. 
[[file:pp60.png]] 
 

===Poison===
What to hunt them with? Ground, Psychic pokemons. 
* Trubbish, Garbodor (rare catch) 
One of the best poison type pokemon. 
[[file:pp61.png]] 
 
* Venonat, Venomoth [ability Wonder Skin] (medium, rare catch) 
* Koffing, Weezing (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp62.png]] 
 
* Skorupi, Drapion [ability sniper] (rare catch) 
[[file:pp63.png]] 
 
===Bug===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Rock, Fire pokemons. 
* Caterpie, Metapod, Butterfree (easy, medium, rare catch) 
* Mothim with ability [Tinted Lens] 
 
Caterpie and metapod you can find a large number above Viridian. Butterfree itself is a good Pokémon and has a Giga version, which you will obtain sooner or later from daily login, so it's worth pursuing. 
As for Mothim, it has a lot of AoE skills and a good ability. A better respawn point than the one in the screenshot is probably Heahea, behind the Pokémon Center. 
[[file:pp64.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
 
The best Pokémon in the game for fishing. It has two large respawns. It can only be obtained through evolution. The reason why two Ninacadas are required is explained here: http://en.padventures.info/Shedinja 
[[file:pp65.png]] 
 
* Ledyba, Ledian [ability Swarm] 
Easy to catch with big number of aoes. 
[[file:pp66.png]] 
 
===Fighting===
What to hunt them with? Flying, Psychic, Fairy pokemons. 
Hitmonlee [ability reckless] (very rare catch) 
Hitmonchan (very rare catch) 
Machop, Machoke, Machamp [ability no guard](normal, rare catch) 

All pokemons can be obtained from that quest: http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride 
Unfortunately, what I recommend depends on your luck. If fortune smiles upon you, you'll get Lee, who is the best fight Pokémon in the game. I will show you on the map where you can catch Machamp. 
[[file:pp67.png]] 
 
* Clobbopus, Grapploct [ability reckless] (rare, very rare catch) 
The second best fight Pokémon in the game, unfortunately, there are only 2 on the entire map, but they are easily accessible. 
[[file:pp68.png]] 
 
* Hariyama (rare catch) 
[[file:pp69.png]] 
 
===Ghost===
What to hunt them with? Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Hisuian Zorua (rare catch) 
One of the best ghost Pokémon. The only problem is that it can be caught on Cute Island, so you will need a Cute Ticket. I will give you a link where everything is explained in detail: 
http://en.padventures.info/Cute_Island 
 
* Gastly, Haunter, Gengar (medium, rare, v rare catch) 
Easy pokemon to catch with a big number of aoe skills. 
[[file:pp70.png]] 
 
* 2x Nincada, Shedinja [rare catch] 
As I mentioned earlier, Shedinja is the best Pokémon for fishing, but it also performs very well as a ghost Pokémon. 
 
* Golett, Golurk [ability no guard] (rare catch) 
A cool Pokémon that isn't too difficult to catch. The only problem is that we need '''Frond Island Ticket''', in order to catch him. 
[[file:pp71.png]] 
 
===Steel===
What to hunt them with? Fire, Fighting, Ground pokemons. 
* Rookidee,Corvisquire, Corviknight [ability Reckless] (rare catch) 
One of the best Steel Pokémon in the game, and also very easy to obtain. 
[[file:pp72.png]] 
 
* Cufant, Copperajah [rare, v rare catch] 
A very good Steel Pokémon with a lot of AoE skills. It also has a Giga version that you will have the opportunity to obtain for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp73.png]] 
 
* Scyther, Scizor [ability technician] (rare, v rare catch) 
Scyther can be caught in the safari; it is not an easy Pokémon to catch, which is confirmed by its market price. 
[[file:pp74.png]] 
 

===Flying===
What to hunt them with? Rock, Electro, Ice pokemons. 
* Rufflet [ability twinted lens] (medium catch) 
A very cool and easy Pokémon to catch with a great ability. 
[[file:pp75.png]] 
 
* Starly [ability reckless] (medium catch) 
[[file:pp76.png]] 
 
* Hoothoot, Noctowl [ability Tinted Lens] (medium, rare)
[[file:pp77.png]] 
 
===Psychic===
What to hunt them with? Bug, Ghost, Dark pokemons. 
* Mime Jr, Mr Mime [ability Technican] (medium, rare catch) 
One of the better supports in the game, it can be built in two ways: full fairy or full psychic, depending on the TMs we equip it with. 
[[file:pp56.png]] 
 
* Natu, Xatu (medium, rare catch) 
[[file:pp78.png]] 
 
* Eevee, Espeon (rare, v rare catch) 
Possible to obtain from this quest: http://en.padventures.info/Happiness_Island 
 
===Dragon===
What to hunt them with? Fairy, Ice, Dragon pokemons. 
* Bagon, Shelgon, Salamence [ability Moxie] (rare, v rare catch) 
* Axew, Fraxure, Haxorus (rare, v rare catch) 
* Dratini, Dragonair (rare catch) 
I don't want to lie to you, dragons aren't that great because they don't have exceptionally high damage. The only dragon worth mentioning is Salamence. You can easily skip them, as they are not easy to catch. 
[[file:pp79.png]] 
 

===Normal===
What to hunt them with? Fighting pokemons. 
* Eevee (rare catch) 
Will be needed for a lot of evolutions. 
[[file:pp80.png]] 
 
* Buneary / Lopunny (rare catch) 
You will need it for the mega stone, which you will receive for tokens from daily login. 
[[file:pp81.png]] 
 
* Furret [ability limber] (rare catch) 
In reality, I'm kind of forcing these recommendations on you, because no one plays with normal Pokémon, and that’s because normal types hit everything x1. 
[[file:pp82.png]] 
 
Many of the Pokémon I recommended have better cloned versions. How do they differ? They have higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. You can find everything explained in more detail in the links below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 
Some Pokémon also have shiny versions. They have higher damage / more health and possess three different skills. 
You can encounter them in the same locations as normal Pokémon, but this does not apply to all shiny Pokémon.
 

==Hunting Spots==
We decided to place this section on a different page, which will be developed as long as players are willing to help. 
Link: http://en.padventures.info/Hunting_spots 

==How to earn money?==
The best way for new players to earn money is through missions, I will outline them in more detail later in the guide. Here, I will describe alternative ways to earn money. It’s important to understand the currencies related to earning in this game. You will really only be interested in two currencies, as the rest are worthless. Also, remember to check the prices of items on the market yourself. 
 
100 hundred dollars is 0.1k 
[[file:pp110.png]] to [[file:pp111.png]] 
 
10 ten thousand dollar is 1k (blue money). 
[[file:pp112.png]] 
 
100 ten thousand dollar is 10k 
[[file:pp113.png]] 
 
* Daily login is the easiest way to earn in the game, as you just need to log in every day. Just type in '''''!join_daily'''''

* Daily tasks http://en.padventures.info/Daily_Task it's only worth it after level 85.

* Harvest liechi berry one of that berry you can sell for 3-5k ea. More information about berries: http://www.padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_berry 
[[file:pp114.png]] 
 

* Mining powders are needed not only for quests but also for teleporting to respawns for higher-level players. Rainbow powders are also required for achievements, which is why their price is the highest. Two recommended mining locations without Pokémon are one in Fuchsia under the post office and the other in Lavender on the way to the elemental quest.

* Mini events, If you want detailed information about them, you need to join the Discord server where the schedule of mini events is posted: https://discord.com/invite/JgJCA3V

* Battle pass, here you have an explanation of how it works: http://forum.padventures.org/index.php?threads/crashes-compensation-battle-pass.45035/ Battle passes are periodic, so it's worth reading the news to see if one is available at the moment and how long it will last. It's an expensive activity, but it pays off multiple times over.

* Catching Scyther in the Fuchsia safari is very expensive because people need it for achievements or just for playing.

* Catching Ninacada is an easy-to-sell Pokémon for a lot of money, but it is quite difficult to catch.

* Looting amulet coin this is definitely one of the better ways to earn money, but it also tests your luck; there are people who have spent a month on this. The Amulet Coin (held item) drops from Meowth and Persian.

* In general, you can catch Pokémon and sell them to NPC Santiago in Celadon. However, you should be aware that not every Pokémon can be sold. You can sell them in Celadon Mall, which is located to the left of the Pokémon Center.
http://en.padventures.info/Celadon

* Not all Dark types will be bought by players, but unwanted Dark types can be sold to NPC Edward at the casino located in Celadon.

* Eggs are a good way to earn money and generate passive income. An egg is needed for the battle pass, and a mix task costs 1 diamond, so we can safely assume that one egg is worth 1, or maybe even 2 diamonds. I recommend Charmander eggs, as you will need them for a quest. I will give you a link that explains this system in detail. http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Eggs

* You can find all the achievements in the link that I will provide. http://pl.padventures.info/images/7/79/Osiągniecia_by_Snapp_v2.pdf I will tell you about two fairly easy achievements, the rewards for which will allow you to purchase a premium account. These are achievements 35/36, after defeating all trainers in Kanto/Johto, you will receive yellow boxes.

* Catching cloned Pokémon is one of the best ways to earn money in the game, and their price is due to the fact that you can access the island with them once every 7 days for 48 hours using a ticket. Cloned Pokémon are a stronger version of regular ones, having higher damage on each skill and 1k more HP. On this island, it's better to have a level of 120 or higher, as people tend to kill steal there. You will find more details about this island in the links below.br>
http://en.padventures.info/Mewtwo's_Island_ticket 
http://en.padventures.info/Cloned_Island 

* Catching shiny Pokémon is definitely the best way to make money in the game, although it depends on the Pokémon you are trying to catch. Not all Pokémon in the game have a shiny version; those that do can be checked in the Pokédex. It's best to catch shiny Pokémon during events when their respawn rate is increased, as otherwise, you will just waste time. At lower levels, the best Pokémon to catch are shiny Sunflora and shiny Bellossom; both are considered the best Grass-type Pokémon in the game. They have a large number of respawns, making it possible for even new players to catch them. In the link below, you will find a list of all shiny Pokémon. 
http://en.padventures.info/List_of_Pokemons 

* In the game, there are TM tasks. I haven’t done many of them myself, but you might enjoy them. 
http://en.padventures.info/TM_Task 

* Farming tokens in the casino on the machines and exchanging them for Togepi. In the casino, you can exchange tokens for Pokémon, and Togepi is needed for a quest and also has an evolution into one of the best support Pokémon in the game. You can easily sell such a Togepi for 10 diamonds. At the NPC in the casino, set your JACKPOT to 20; this way, you'll fill up the JACKPOT faster and also earn more tokens while playing. Remember to use the command !chips and make sure to keep your token count at 15k, as you can only buy tokens up to that amount; above that, you'll need to earn them by playing on the machines. It's also worth noting that 1,000 tokens cost 100 HD (0.1k). Play on the machines only when you have those 10k. 
http://en.padventures.info/Cassino 

* The last method that comes to mind is donating. This is definitely the easiest way to earn money. During an event, you always receive 50% more points and something extra. Read the news in the game and on the main game page, there you will find all the information about any ongoing promotions and what additional items you can receive when purchasing diamonds. Often when you buy 30 points (base), you will also receive additional lottery tickets or mystery boxes, which significantly exceed the value of the diamonds you purchase.
 

==Missions==
As I mentioned earlier, missions are the best way for a new player to earn money. I will give you links to the missions that are worth doing, and even necessary to complete. I'll only provide the missions that will have a financial impact, and I will organize them according to the required level to complete them, from the lowest level up to 160. You can check the rest of the missions yourselves in the link below. 
http://en.padventures.info/Missions 
 

* http://en.padventures.info/Food_Improvement Required level: 30 Reward: 100 rocket balli - In the premium shop, you can buy 100 rocket balls for 3 diamonds, making it one of the best items for trading because its price depends on the current price of diamonds. You can ask other players for items needed for missions.

* http://en.padventures.info/Rocket's_Hideout Required level: 40 Reward: Kanto box 2 and Rocket outfit. It's worth doing this mission, it's very easy, and you can get the items for it from someone without any problem.

* http://en.padventures.info/Breeding_Master_Elm! Required level: 40 Reward: Johto Box 2. In completing this mission, the egg will be an obstacle, which you will need to either buy or make yourself. I explained earlier how to obtain the egg.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ice_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM90 Icicle Spear. You just need to click on the chest. Rare candy is another valuable item worth your attention. It is needed for achievements and the battle pass, and the wealthier and lazier players use it for leveling up their Pokémon. One rare candy sometimes costs as much as 1 diamond. Unfortunately, TMs are only good for selling to NPCs.

* http://en.padventures.info/Training_ground_cinnabar Required level: (26-50 At a higher level, you won't be able to complete this mission) Reward: Rare candy

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_2_Quest Required level: 50 Reward: Hoenn Box 2. A Nincada can drop from the Hoenn box, which is why this box has the highest price among the three mentioned.

* http://en.padventures.info/The_Pokemon_Paradox Required level: 50 Reward: Rare candy, Golden Pokemon Egg (you can exchange it for 500 rocket balls). This is the most important mission among those mentioned above. After completing this mission, you won't have any trouble buying diamonds for a premium account. That's why it's worth holding onto the premium ticket, which you get at level 50, just to be able to complete this mission. '''WARNING: READ THE GUIDE CAREFULLY TO AVOID DESTROYING THE CHEST THAT CONTAINS THE GOLDEN EGG.'''

* http://en.padventures.info/Medicham_toy_Quest Required level: 55 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Oak's_Missions Required level: 60 Reward: Kanto Box 3, 2 Rare candy. Very easy mission with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm19_quest Required level: 80 Reward: TM019 Giga Drain, TM183 Leaf Tornado. Another very easy mission for leaf tornado you can easily buy premium. The only downside is that someone will have to open the lever for you.

* http://en.padventures.info/Ghost_ship Required level: 80 Reward: Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Treasure_hideout Required level: 80 Reward: 2 Rare candy, TM case 3. An easy mission, the only downside is that you need someone for the lever.

* http://en.padventures.info/Fighting_for_Pride Required level: 80 Reward: Randomly Machamp 60lvl, Hitmonchan 50lvl or Hitmonlee 50lvl. If you're lucky, you'll get Lee, who is the best Fighting-type Pokémon, so it's worth completing this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Team_Rocket's_new_plan Required level: 80 Reward: 100 Rocket ball, 3 Rare candy, Johto box 3. A very good reward, and despite the item requirements, it's worth spending time to complete this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Mandarin_mountains Required level: 85 Reward: 2 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Hoenn_Box_3_Quest Required level: 90 Reward: Hoenn box 3

* http://en.padventures.info/Quest_of_the_Elements Required level: 100 Reward: The ability to train Pokémon up to level 130 and use them.

* http://en.padventures.info/Master_Rod_Quest Required level: 100 and ultra rod Reward: Master Rod, Random Held Box. This mission can be completed at level 100, but it's unlikely that anyone has done it at that level. It's better to think about it at level 140 or higher. The reward is the best fishing rod in the game and a held box, the value of which you will understand by the time you're ready for this mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Cliff_Edge Required level: 100 Reward: TM23 Meteor Mash, 3 Rare candy. You just need to click on the chest.

* http://en.padventures.info/Missing_Software Required level: 100 Reward: Upgrade, 4 Rare candy. Very easy mission.

* http://en.padventures.info/Tm33_quest Required level: 130 Reward: 4 Rare candy, TM33 Reflect. A very easy mission, you just need to navigate the maze and click on the chest. Reflect is one of the most expensive TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/PAnnihilator Required level: 130 Reward: TM48 Shadow Storm, 3 Rare candy. Another mission that requires a bit of help and cooperation from us. TM Shadow Storm is one of the most sought-after TMs in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Arena Required level: 50-130 Reward: 6 Rare candy, Mewtwo's Island ticket, TM08 Lava Plume. Fast and easy arena with good rewards.

* http://en.padventures.info/PApoi_Quest Required level: 140 Reward: PApoi box, 5 Rare candy, Access to new respawns. There's no reason to wait to complete this mission. The Papoi box is a very expensive item, but it's not the box that is most important; rather, it's the access to new respawns that will make it easier for you to complete many tasks in the game.

* http://en.padventures.info/Elite_Four Required level: ~140 Reward: 5 rare candy and one of the flutes of your choice.

* http://en.padventures.info/Pokemon_Palace#Stone_Room Required level: 150 Reward: On the left side - 15 ten thousand dollars, TM case 2, access to new respawns. It's worth completing this mission because it's very easy, you just need help from other players to open the gate. This mission will help you unlock respawns with Pokémon that you will often encounter in daily tasks.

* http://en.padventures.info/PA_The_Inquisition_Quest Required level: 160 Reward: INQ Box, Outfit, Access to respawns. I advise you to complete these tasks as quickly as possible because it can be very difficult to gather enough players for this mission. Many of the best respawns with Pokémon in daily tasks can be found right here, so there's no reason to wait. The box itself is also very valuable.

==Helds/TMs==
===Helds===
Prices change dynamically, so I won't provide you with prices for held items and TMs because it's not useful. It's best to check the market for buy/sell prices, and if you don't find anything there, you can ask in the chat what each item costs. I've listed the held items that have some value. There is no possibility of selling held items to NPCs, but you can sell TMs to NPCs. 
 
* What each held item does is described here:
http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/helditems

* All held items that passively increase a Pokémon's DMG by 10% have varying values. I have listed only those that can be sold relatively easily at a good price.

Ability Urge <== Worth having. 
Aconitum <== Worth having 
Air Balloon <== Worth having 
Amulet Coin <== The most important held 
Assault Vest <== Worth having 
Bersersk Glove <== Worth having 
Big Shrimp Bait <== Worth having 
Black Belt <== Best held for fighting type pokemons 
Black Sludge <== Worth having 
Casteliacone 
Catch Charm <== Worth having 
Comet Shard <== Worth having 
Cooldown Urge <== Worth having 
Diamond Shard <== Worth having 
Digging Tool <== Worth having 
Dire Hit 
Emergency Exit <== Worth having 
Fiery Trap <== Useful for battle pass 
Fire Orb <== Worth having 
Focus Band 
Focus Sash <== Worth having 
Grip Claw 
Heavy-duty Boots 
James Bait <== Worth having 
Life Orb <== Worth having 
Lucky Egg <== Worth having 
Lucky Reborn <== Worth having 
Lustrous Orb <== Worth having 
Meowth Bait <== Worth having 
Mining Tool <== Worth having 
Pixie dust 
Professional Pitcher Gloves <== Worth having 
Protective Layer 
Reflective Layer 
Roto Exp.Points <== Worth having 
Roto Harvest <== Worth having 
Roto Mining <== Worth having 
Sandy Incense <== Useful for battle pass 
Scope Lens 
Shiny Charm <== Worth having 
Silver Nanab Berry <== Worth having 
Smart Candy <== Worth having 
Sprinklotad <== Worth having 
Sticky Barb <== Worth having 
Sweet Honey <== Worth having 
Twin Charm <== Worth having 
Wide Lens 
Zoom Lens 
 

===TMs===
* If you're interested in more detailed information about a specific TM, you can find it here: http://padventures.org/index.php/p/v/gui_tm
In the Celadon Casino, you will find NPCs related to TMs. 
'''NPC Edward:''' is located on the first floor. You can sell TMs to him, but he also serves many other functions. 
* Option (forget) will allow you to remove a TM for free (it will disappear after removal).
* Option (order) will allow you to set the order of TMs in a Pokémon if you feel the need to do so.
* Option (addon) will allow you to remode addon from a pokemon.
* Option (Extract) will allow you to recover a TM for free from a Pokémon if that Pokémon receives a rebalance in the moveset of your TM.
'''NPC Sheeptoos:''' gives you the option to take on tasks for TMs. 
'''NPC Eduardo:''' Here you can recover TMs for diamonds, but this system has been dead for years since the price of diamonds significantly exceeds the value of TMs. Maybe someday they will change this system and, for example, allow you to retrieve TMs for double what NPC Edward gives for a TM. 
 
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'''NPC''' – These are TMs that 95% of the time, no one will buy. I leave that 5% for the possibility that someone might want to complete achievements, but the profit will still be minimal. (There is also a minimal chance that one of these TMs will get a rework in the future and become usable). 
'''Maybe someone will buy it/NPC''' – Here, the situation is a bit different. There is a chance that you will sell these TMs for a profit of 1 to 10k, but there is also a chance that no one will buy them. You can list something for a few k more than what NPCs offer, and after some time, if no one buys it, sell it to the NPC. 
'''Someone will buy it''' – Here, some TMs are easier to sell than others, but you won't be making any incredible profits from this either. 
'''Someone will buy it at a good price''' – For each of these TMs, you can buy at least a premium account (dacc). 
 
Here's the list of TMs: 
TM001 Sheer Cold - npc 
TM002 Dragon Claw - npc 
TM003 Water Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM004 Psycho Cut - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM005 Roar - npc 
TM006 Toxic - npc (needed for mission) 
TM007 Draco Meteor - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM008 Lava Plume - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM009 Bullet Seed - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM010 Rock Blast - npc 
TM011 Pursuit - npc 
TM012 Bug Buzz - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM013 Ice Beam - npc 
TM014 Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM015 Hyper Beam - npc 
TM016 Ancient Power - npc 
TM017 Doom Desire - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM018 Rain Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM019 Giga Drain - npc 
TM020 Frenzy Plant - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM021 Fly Attack - npc 
TM022 Solar Beam - npc 
TM023 Meteor Mash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM024 Thunder Bolt - npc 
TM025 Thunder - npc 
TM026 Earthquake - someone will buy it 
TM027 Dark Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM028 X-Scissor - npc 
TM029 Psychic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM030 Shadow Ball - npc 
TM031 Brick Break - someone will buy it 
TM032 Tri Attack - npc 
TM033 Reflect - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM034 Bulldoze - npc 
TM035 Flamethrower - npc 
TM036 Sludge Rain - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM037 Sandstorm - someone will buy it 
TM038 Fire Blast - npc (needed for mission) 
TM039 Discharge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM040 Aerial Ace - npc 
TM041 Sky Uppercut maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM042 Crunch - npc 
TM043 Dragon Pulse - npc 
TM044 Fissure - someone will buy it 
TM045 Attract - npc 
TM046 Hydropump - someone will buy it 
TM047 Steel Wing - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM048 Shadow Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM049 Beat Up - someone will buy it 
TM050 Overheat - npc 
TM051 Icebreaker - npc 
TM052 Aqua Jet - npc 
TM053 Power Split - npc 
TM054 Super Power - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM055 Rock smash - someone will buy it 
TM056 Sky Attack - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM057 Tornado - someone will buy it 
TM058 Shadow Blast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM059 Venom Blast - someone will buy it 
TM060 Poison Gas - someone will buy it 
TM061 Gunk Shot - npc 
TM062 Mud Bomb - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM063 Rock Slide - npc 
TM064 Struggle Bug - npc 
TM065 Infestation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM066 Parabolic Charge - npc (needed for mission) 
TM067 Wild Charge - npc 
TM068 Dragon Rush - npc 
TM069 Petal Blizzard - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM070 Flash Cannon - npc 
TM071 Double Team - npc 
TM072 Dizzy Punch - npc 
TM073 Feint - someone will buy it 
TM074 Falling Rocks - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM075 Ice Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM076 Last Resort - npc 
TM077 Venom Storm - someone will buy it 
TM078 Eruption - someone will buy it 
TM079 Metal Burst - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM080 Whirlpool - someone will buy it (needed for mission) 
TM081 Dragon Wave - npc 
TM082 Nuzzle -npc 
TM083 Grassy Terrain - maybe someone will buy it 
TM084 Moon Blast - npc 
TM085 Night Daze - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM086 Fake Tears - npc 
TM087 Poison Jab - npc 
TM088 Air Shot - npc 
TM089 Mud - npc 
TM090 Icicle Spear - npc 
TM091 Dazzling Gleam - someone will buy it 
TM092 Play Rough - npc 
TM093 Rock Polish - npc 
TM094 Disarming Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM095 Pound - npc 
TM096 Stored Power - npc 
TM097 Metal Sound - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM098 Baby-Doll Eyes -npc 
TM099 Quiver Dance - someone will buy it 
TM100 Fairy Wind - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM101 Epicenter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM102 Psyblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM103 Reversal - someone will buy it 
TM104 Blast Burner - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM105 Circular Explosion - someone will buy it 
TM106 Boomburst - someone will buy it 
TM107 Chip Away - npc 
TM108 Echoed Voice - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM109 Play Nice - npc 
TM110 Sleep Talk - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM111 Fire Pledge - npc 
TM112 Flame Blitz - someone will buy it 
TM113 Force Palm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM114 Bulk Up - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM115 Brine - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM116 Liquidation - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM117 Surf - npc 
TM118 Tsunami - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM119 Air Pressure - someone will buy it 
TM120 Hurricane - someone will buy it 
TM121 Fascade - npc 
TM122 Grass Whistle - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM123 Magical leaf - someone will buy it 
TM124 Power Whip - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM125 Venoshock - someone will buy it 
TM126 Venom Drench - npc 
TM127 Electric Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM128 Eerie Impulse - someone will buy it 
TM129 Electro Blast - someone will buy it 
TM130 Magnitude - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM131 Thousand Arrows - npc 
TM132 Psychic Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM133 Synchronoise - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM134 Rock Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM135 Rock Power - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM136 Aurora Veil - npc 
TM137 Ice Shards - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM138 Aurora Sphere - npc 
TM139 Lunge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM140 Rage Powder - npc 
TM141 U Turn - npc 
TM142 Clanging Scales - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM143 Dragon Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM144 Draco Pulse - npc 
TM145 Twister - someone will buy it 
TM146 Ominous Wind - npc 
TM147 Curse Pledge - someone will buy it 
TM148 Grudge - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM149 Shadow Claw - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM150 Snarl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM151 Brutal Swing - npc 
TM152 Magnetic Shock - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM153 Gear Grind - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM154 Smart Strike - npc 
TM155 Misty Terrain - someone will buy it 
TM156 Fairy Blade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM157 Defog - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM158 Water Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM159 Wonder Room - someone will buy it 
TM160 Mud Sport - npc 
TM161 Magma Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM162 Tectonic Dance - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM163 Fury Swipes - someone will buy it 
TM164 Steamroller - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM165 Mist - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM166 Dragon Cry - someone will buy it 
TM167 Burn Up - npc 
TM168 Dream Catcher - someone will buy it 
TM169 Fairy Dreams - someone will buy it 
TM170 Ghost Drive - npc 
TM171 Spiritual Storm - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM172 Grass Knot - someone will buy it 
TM173 Geomancy - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM174 Shift Gear - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM175 Light of Ruin - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM176 Natural Gift - someone will buy it 
TM177 Selfdestruction - someone will buy it 
TM178 Final Gambit - someone will buy it 
TM179 Embargo - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM180 Sizzly Slide - someone will buy it 
TM181 Spin Out - maybe someone will buy it 
TM182 Leaf Storm - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM183 Leaf Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM184 Spite - npc 
TM185 Stone Edge - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM186 Close Combat - npc 
TM187 Sky Drop - npc 
TM188 Flame Charge - npc 
TM189 Metallic Noise - someone will buy it 
TM190 Freeze Dry - someone will buy it 
TM191 Electric Terrain - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM192 Trick Room - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM193 Foul Play - someone will buy it 
TM194 Mean Look - someone will buy it 
TM195 Lava Pulse - someone will buy it 
TM196 Brave Bird - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM197 Selfheal - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM198 Toxic Drop - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM199 Metronome - npc 
TM200 Mimic - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM201 Submission - someone will buy it 
TM202 Fling - someone will buy it 
TM203 Flutterby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM204 Toxication - someone will buy it 
TM205 Entrainment - npc 
TM206 Lightning Storm - someone will buy it 
TM207 Airstream - someone will buy it 
TM208 Twinkle Star - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM209 Dragon Lullaby - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM210 Chi Strike - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM211 Smack Down - npc 
TM212 Quicksand - someone will buy it 
TM213 Electrify - someone will buy it 
TM214 Stone Crash - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM215 Light Screen - someone will buy it 
TM216 Metallic Rush - someone will buy it 
TM217 Triple Axel - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM218 Corrosive Gas - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM219 Eagle Fury - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM220 Sand Force - someone will buy it 
TM221 Lash Out - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM222 Imprison - someone will buy it 
TM223 Night Shade - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM224 Overgrowth - maybe someone will buy it/npc 
TM225 Meteor Beam - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM226 Scorching Sands - someone will buy it 
TM227 Deadly Scythes - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM228 Fiery Tornado - Someone will buy it at a good price (the most expensive tm in the game) 
TM229 Muddy Water - npc 
TM230 Outrage - someone will buy it 
TM231 Aqua Blast - npc 
TM232 Water Swirl - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM233 Volt Rush - someone will buy it 
TM234 Fairy Pillar - someone will buy it 
TM235 Steelsurge - someone will buy it 
TM236 Toxic Cloud - someone will buy it 
TM237 Psycho Burst - someone will buy it 
TM238 Terrain Strike - może ktoś kupi/npc 
TM239 Glacial Impale - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM240 X-Cutter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM241 Endless Nightmare - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM242 Sleeping Powder - someone will buy it 
TM243 Brutal Beatdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM244 Stone Axe - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM245 Ghastly Devastation - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM246 Mountain Gale - someone will buy it 
TM247 Shadow Fury - someone will buy it 
TM248 Bloom Doom - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM249 Sandblast - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM250 Wind Rage - someone will buy it 
TM251 10mil Thunder Bolt - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM252 Toxic Torrent - someone will buy it 
TM253 Upper Hand - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM254 Pyro Pulse - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM255 Telekinetic Thrust - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM256 Draco Comet - someone will buy it 
TM257 Continental Crash - someone will buy it 
TM258 Dark Matter - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM259 Meltdown - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM260 Aqua Cut - Someone will buy it at a good price 
TM261 Spirit Break - Someone will buy it at a good price

Auto Loot

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Sqnik: /* Auto Loot */

===Auto Loot===
'''Left mouse button''' - toggles Auto Loot on or off. 
[[file:autoloot01a.png]] Auto Loot enabled 
[[file:autoloot01b.png]] Auto Loot disabled 
'''Right mouse button''' - opens the window with items in Auto Loot. 

After we right-click, a window with our Auto Loot opens. 
[[file:autoloot02.png]] 
On the left side, there is a list of our items that we managed to loot. 
On the right side, we see: 
* '''Balance''' - the amount of our money after selling the items.
* '''Autloot''' - you can enable or disable Auto Loot.
* '''Autosell''' - you can enable or disable Autosell, and once Autosell is turned on, the loot is automatically sold after being selected, while the items that were already on the list remain there.. 
* '''Options: button sell all ''' - sells all the items from the list that have been marked as Sell Automatically. 

When we click on an item from the list, a few options will appear on the right side. 
[[file:autoloot03.png]] 
The options you can see are:
* '''Item name'''.
* '''Price each''' - price of the item for 1 piece.
* '''Price total''' - price of the item for all pieces.
* '''Sell automatically''' - check or uncheck this for automatic selling.
* '''Sell''' - manually sell as many as we want.
* '''Withdraw''' - this allows us to withdraw a specific quantity of items, but we must remember to enter the number and press '''confirm''', otherwise all items will be withdrawn.

File:Autoloot03.png

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Sqnik:

File:Autoloot02.png

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Sqnik:

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Sqnik:

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Sqnik:

Auto Loot

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Sqnik: /* Auto Loot */

===Auto Loot===
'''Left mouse button''' - toggles Auto Loot on or off. 
[[file:autoloot01a.png]] Auto Loot enabled 
[[file:autoloot01b.png]] Auto Loot disabled 
'''Right mouse button''' - opens the window with items in Auto Loot. 

After we right-click, a window with our Auto Loot opens. 
[[file:autoloot02.png]] 
On the left side, there is a list of our items that we managed to loot. 
On the right side, we see: 
* '''Balance''' - the amount of our money after selling the items.
* '''Autloot''' - you can enable or disable Auto Loot.
* '''Autosell''' - you can enable or disable Autosell, and once Autosell is turned on, the loot is automatically sold after being selected, while the items that were already on the list remain there.. 
* '''Options: przycisk sell all ''' - ells all the items from the list that have been marked as Sell Automatically. 

When we click on an item from the list, a few options will appear on the right side. 
[[file:autoloot03.png]] 
The options you can see are:
* '''Item name'''.
* '''Price each''' - price of the item for 1 piece.
* '''Price total''' - price of the item for all pieces.
* '''Sell automatically''' - check or uncheck this for automatic selling.
* '''Sell''' - manually sell as many as we want.
* '''Withdraw''' - this allows us to withdraw a specific quantity of items, but we must remember to enter the number and press '''confirm''', otherwise all items will be withdrawn.