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User:Piine

2025-04-02T05:30:54Z

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User:Piine

2019-10-08T01:25:37Z

Piine:

{{UserInfo
|Theme=Grass
|Filename=Piine_avatar.png
|Avatar=1
|Trainercard=1
|Staff= Discord Moderator ([[Staff#Discord Staff|former]]),Trade Moderator ([[Staff#Former Staff|former]])
|Gender=Male
|Bday=16
|Bmonth=01
|Byear=1998
|Dateregistered=11/04/2015
|Realname=Kevin
|IGN=Piinetree & Fenne (Actively)
|Server=Silver
|Guild=Scarlet
|Pokemon=Farfetch'd}}

== Introduction ==

Salutations!

My name is Kevin, but most users normally know me by my moniker '''Piine'''.

As mentioned, I was a former [[staff]] member of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] who handled trade-based issues, scamming, and other small trade issues under the familiar group known as [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Staff#Former_Staff Trade Moderators] which was previously discontinued, but now in a position rise under the new era of staff members.

Currently, I still strive and play the game for entertainment and try to assist players on my free time on both the forums and in-game with the knowledge I've gain over the several months as a staff member who worked hard to make our great community comfortable.

I'm also was previously apart of [[Staff#Discord Staff|Discord Staff]] so if you wish to talk, need help, or just want to relax, feel free to stop by the Community Discord!

Thank you for reading, and may you have a marvelous day!.

User:Piine

2019-10-08T01:24:44Z

Piine:

{{UserInfo
|Theme=Grass
|Filename=Piine_avatar.png
|Avatar=1
|Trainercard=1
|Staff= Discord Moderator ([[Staff#Discord Staff|former]]),Trade Moderator ([[Staff#Former Staff|former]])
|Gender=Male
|Bday=16
|Bmonth=01
|Byear=1998
|Dateregistered=11/04/2015
|Realname=Kevin
|IGN=Piinetree & Fenne (Actively)
|Server=Silver
|Guild=Scarlet
|Pokemon=Farfetch'd}}

== Introduction ==

Salutations!

My name is Kevin, but most users normally know me by my moniker '''Piine'''.

As mentioned, I was a former [[staff]] member of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] who handled trade-based issues, scamming, and other small trade issues under the familiar group known as [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Staff#Former_Staff Trade Moderators] which was previously discontinued, but now in a position rise under the new era of staff members.

Currently, I still strive and play the game for entertainment and try to assist players on my free time on both the forums and in-game with the knowledge I've gain over the several months as a staff member who worked hard to make our great community comfortable.

I'm also currently apart of [[Staff#Discord Staff|Discord Staff]] so if you wish to talk, need help, or just want to relax, feel free to stop by the Community Discord!

Thank you for reading, and may you have a marvelous day!.

Medusa & Eldir (boss)

2019-09-16T02:58:11Z

Piine: Final Edit

{{BossNPC
|Boss=Medusa & Eldir
|Date=09/14/2019—present
|Theme=Power
|Location=[[Legends Cave]]
|Cooldown=12 days
|Requirements=Be [[Sinnoh]] Champion
|Rewards= A special prize worthy for your battle.}}

{{Quote|Reshiram and Zekrom has chosen us... This is our Destiny.|Medusa}}
{{Quote|I see you've proven yourself to be worthy opponent... but can you do it again!|Eldir}}
'''Medusa & Eldir''' is a dual staff [[Boss NPCs|boss]] team residing in [[Legends Cave]] that is based on the staff [[Staff#Artists|Artist]] and [[Staff#Mappers|Mapper]].

===Lineups===

Below is the current line up for the boss '''Medusa & Eldir'''.

===Easy===

{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Eldir
|Lineup=Gyarados,Alolan Muk,Alakazam,Infernape,Slowbro,Zekrom
|Moves0=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Crunch,Earthquake
|Moves1=Knock Off,Pursuit,Gunk Shot,Fire Punch
|Moves2=Hidden Power Fire,Psyshock,Energy Ball,Dazzling Gleam
|Moves3=Close Combat,Poison Jab,Earthquake,Fire Blast
|Moves4=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Slack Off,Scald
|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Dragon Claw,Outrage,Roost
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Intimidate,Poison Touch,Magic Guard,Blaze,Oblivious,Teravolt
|Nature=Jolly,Adamant,Modest,Naive,Bold,Adamant
}}
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Medusa
|Lineup=Dragonite,Conkeldurr,Lucario,Jolteon,Garchomp,Reshiram
|Moves0=Dragon Claw,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Punch
|Moves1=Drain Punch,Knock Off,Poison Jab,Ice Punch
|Moves2=Close Combat,Meteor Mash,Crunch,Ice Punch
|Moves3=Discharge,Thunder,Signal Beam,Shadow Ball
|Moves4=Dragon Tail,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Blast
|Moves5=Blue Flare,Roost,Outrage,Earth Power
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Multiscale,Iron Fist,Inner Focus,Volt Absorb,Rough Skin,Turboblaze
|Nature=Adamant,Adamant,Jolly,Timid,Relaxed,Modest
}}

===Medium/Hard===

{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Eldir
|Lineup=Gyarados,Alolan Muk,Alakazam,Infernape,Slowbro,Zekrom
|Moves0=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Crunch,Earthquake
|Moves1=Knock Off,Pursuit,Gunk Shot,Fire Punch
|Moves2=Hidden Power Fire,Psyshock,Energy Ball,Dazzling Gleam
|Moves3=Close Combat,Poison Jab,Earthquake,Fire Blast
|Moves4=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Slack Off,Scald
|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Dragon Claw,Outrage,Roost
|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Focus Sash,Life Orb,Leftovers,Life Orb
|Ability=Intimidate,Poison Touch,Magic Guard,Blaze,Oblivious,Teravolt
|Nature=Jolly,Adamant,Modest,Naive,Bold,Adamant
}}
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Medusa
|Lineup=Dragonite,Conkeldurr,Lucario,Jolteon,Garchomp,Reshiram
|Moves0=Dragon Claw,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Punch
|Moves1=Drain Punch,Knock Off,Poison Jab,Ice Punch
|Moves2=Close Combat,Meteor Mash,Crunch,Ice Punch
|Moves3=Discharge,Thunder,Signal Beam,Shadow Ball
|Moves4=Dragon Tail,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Blast
|Moves5=Blue Flare,Roost,Outrage,Earth Power
|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Choice Scarf,Life Orb,Rocky Helmet,Life Orb
|Ability=Multiscale,Iron Fist,Inner Focus,Volt Absorb,Rough Skin,Turboblaze
|Nature=Adamant,Adamant,Jolly,Timid,Relaxed,Modest
}}

Medusa & Eldir (boss)

2019-09-16T02:56:49Z

Piine:

{{BossNPC
|Boss=Medusa & Eldir
|Date=09/14/2019—present
|Theme=Power
|Location=[[Legends Cave]]
|Cooldown=12 days
|Requirements=Be [[Sinnoh]] Champion
|Rewards= A special prize worthy for your battle.}}

{{Quote|Reshiram and Zekrom has chosen us... This is our Destiny.|Medusa}}
{{Quote|I see you've proven yourself to be worthy opponent... but can you do it again!|Eldir}}
'''Medusa & Eldir''' is a dual staff [[boss NPC|boss]] team residing in [[Legends Cave]] that is based on the staff [[Staff#Artists|Artist]] and [[Staff#Mappers|Mapper]].

===Lineups===

Below is the current line up for the boss '''Medusa & Eldir'''.

===Easy===

{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Eldir
|Lineup=Gyarados,Alolan Muk,Alakazam,Infernape,Slowbro,Zekrom
|Moves0=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Crunch,Earthquake
|Moves1=Knock Off,Pursuit,Gunk Shot,Fire Punch
|Moves2=Hidden Power Fire,Psyshock,Energy Ball,Dazzling Gleam
|Moves3=Close Combat,Poison Jab,Earthquake,Fire Blast
|Moves4=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Slack Off,Scald
|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Dragon Claw,Outrage,Roost
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Intimidate,Poison Touch,Magic Guard,Blaze,Oblivious,Teravolt
|Nature=Jolly,Adamant,Modest,Naive,Bold,Adamant
}}
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Medusa
|Lineup=Dragonite,Conkeldurr,Lucario,Jolteon,Garchomp,Reshiram
|Moves0=Dragon Claw,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Punch
|Moves1=Drain Punch,Knock Off,Poison Jab,Ice Punch
|Moves2=Close Combat,Meteor Mash,Crunch,Ice Punch
|Moves3=Discharge,Thunder,Signal Beam,Shadow Ball
|Moves4=Dragon Tail,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Blast
|Moves5=Blue Flare,Roost,Outrage,Earth Power
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Multiscale,Iron Fist,Inner Focus,Volt Absorb,Rough Skin,Turboblaze
|Nature=Adamant,Adamant,Jolly,Timid,Relaxed,Modest
}}

===Medium/Hard===

{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Eldir
|Lineup=Gyarados,Alolan Muk,Alakazam,Infernape,Slowbro,Zekrom
|Moves0=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Crunch,Earthquake
|Moves1=Knock Off,Pursuit,Gunk Shot,Fire Punch
|Moves2=Hidden Power Fire,Psyshock,Energy Ball,Dazzling Gleam
|Moves3=Close Combat,Poison Jab,Earthquake,Fire Blast
|Moves4=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Slack Off,Scald
|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Dragon Claw,Outrage,Roost
|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Focus Sash,Life Orb,Leftovers,Life Orb
|Ability=Intimidate,Poison Touch,Magic Guard,Blaze,Oblivious,Teravolt
|Nature=Jolly,Adamant,Modest,Naive,Bold,Adamant
}}
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Medusa
|Lineup=Dragonite,Conkeldurr,Lucario,Jolteon,Garchomp,Reshiram
|Moves0=Dragon Claw,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Punch
|Moves1=Drain Punch,Knock Off,Poison Jab,Ice Punch
|Moves2=Close Combat,Meteor Mash,Crunch,Ice Punch
|Moves3=Discharge,Thunder,Signal Beam,Shadow Ball
|Moves4=Dragon Tail,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Blast
|Moves5=Blue Flare,Roost,Outrage,Earth Power
|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Choice Scarf,Life Orb,Rocky Helmet,Life Orb
|Ability=Multiscale,Iron Fist,Inner Focus,Volt Absorb,Rough Skin,Turboblaze
|Nature=Adamant,Adamant,Jolly,Timid,Relaxed,Modest
}}

Medusa & Eldir (boss)

2019-09-16T02:56:15Z

Piine:

{{BossNPC
|Boss=Medusa & Eldir
|Date=09/14/2019—present
|Theme=Power
|Location=[[Legends Cave]]
|Cooldown=12 days
|Requirements=Be [[Sinnoh]] Champion
|Rewards= A special prize worthy for your battle.}}

{{Quote|Reshiram and Zekrom has chosen us... This is our Destiny.|Medusa}}
{{Quote|I see you've proven yourself to be worthy opponent... but can you do it again!|Eldir}}
'''Medusa & Eldir''' is a dual staff [[boss|boss_NPC]] team residing in [[Legends Cave]] that is based on the staff [[Staff#Artists|Artist]] and [[Staff#Mappers|Mapper]].

===Lineups===

Below is the current line up for the boss '''Medusa & Eldir'''.

===Easy===

{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Eldir
|Lineup=Gyarados,Alolan Muk,Alakazam,Infernape,Slowbro,Zekrom
|Moves0=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Crunch,Earthquake
|Moves1=Knock Off,Pursuit,Gunk Shot,Fire Punch
|Moves2=Hidden Power Fire,Psyshock,Energy Ball,Dazzling Gleam
|Moves3=Close Combat,Poison Jab,Earthquake,Fire Blast
|Moves4=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Slack Off,Scald
|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Dragon Claw,Outrage,Roost
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Intimidate,Poison Touch,Magic Guard,Blaze,Oblivious,Teravolt
|Nature=Jolly,Adamant,Modest,Naive,Bold,Adamant
}}
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Medusa
|Lineup=Dragonite,Conkeldurr,Lucario,Jolteon,Garchomp,Reshiram
|Moves0=Dragon Claw,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Punch
|Moves1=Drain Punch,Knock Off,Poison Jab,Ice Punch
|Moves2=Close Combat,Meteor Mash,Crunch,Ice Punch
|Moves3=Discharge,Thunder,Signal Beam,Shadow Ball
|Moves4=Dragon Tail,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Blast
|Moves5=Blue Flare,Roost,Outrage,Earth Power
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Multiscale,Iron Fist,Inner Focus,Volt Absorb,Rough Skin,Turboblaze
|Nature=Adamant,Adamant,Jolly,Timid,Relaxed,Modest
}}

===Medium/Hard===

{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Eldir
|Lineup=Gyarados,Alolan Muk,Alakazam,Infernape,Slowbro,Zekrom
|Moves0=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Crunch,Earthquake
|Moves1=Knock Off,Pursuit,Gunk Shot,Fire Punch
|Moves2=Hidden Power Fire,Psyshock,Energy Ball,Dazzling Gleam
|Moves3=Close Combat,Poison Jab,Earthquake,Fire Blast
|Moves4=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Slack Off,Scald
|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Dragon Claw,Outrage,Roost
|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Focus Sash,Life Orb,Leftovers,Life Orb
|Ability=Intimidate,Poison Touch,Magic Guard,Blaze,Oblivious,Teravolt
|Nature=Jolly,Adamant,Modest,Naive,Bold,Adamant
}}
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Medusa
|Lineup=Dragonite,Conkeldurr,Lucario,Jolteon,Garchomp,Reshiram
|Moves0=Dragon Claw,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Punch
|Moves1=Drain Punch,Knock Off,Poison Jab,Ice Punch
|Moves2=Close Combat,Meteor Mash,Crunch,Ice Punch
|Moves3=Discharge,Thunder,Signal Beam,Shadow Ball
|Moves4=Dragon Tail,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Blast
|Moves5=Blue Flare,Roost,Outrage,Earth Power
|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Choice Scarf,Life Orb,Rocky Helmet,Life Orb
|Ability=Multiscale,Iron Fist,Inner Focus,Volt Absorb,Rough Skin,Turboblaze
|Nature=Adamant,Adamant,Jolly,Timid,Relaxed,Modest
}}

Medusa & Eldir (boss)

2019-09-16T02:53:44Z

Piine: Revamp of Article - Completed

{{BossNPC
|Boss=Medusa & Eldir
|Date=09/14/2019—present
|Theme=Power
|Location=[[Legends Cave]]
|Cooldown=12 days
|Requirements=Be [[Sinnoh]] Champion
|Rewards= A special prize worthy for your battle.}}

{{Quote|Reshiram and Zekrom has chosen us... This is our Destiny.|Medusa}}
{{Quote|I see you've proven yourself to be worthy opponent... but can you do it again!|Eldir}}
'''Medusa & Eldir''' is a dual staff [[boss|boss NPC]] team residing in [[Legends Cave]] that is based on the staff [[Staff#Artists|Artist]] and [[Staff#Mappers|Mapper]].

===Lineups===

Below is the current line up for the boss '''Medusa & Eldir'''.

===Easy===

{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Eldir
|Lineup=Gyarados,Alolan Muk,Alakazam,Infernape,Slowbro,Zekrom
|Moves0=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Crunch,Earthquake
|Moves1=Knock Off,Pursuit,Gunk Shot,Fire Punch
|Moves2=Hidden Power Fire,Psyshock,Energy Ball,Dazzling Gleam
|Moves3=Close Combat,Poison Jab,Earthquake,Fire Blast
|Moves4=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Slack Off,Scald
|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Dragon Claw,Outrage,Roost
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Intimidate,Poison Touch,Magic Guard,Blaze,Oblivious,Teravolt
|Nature=Jolly,Adamant,Modest,Naive,Bold,Adamant
}}
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Medusa
|Lineup=Dragonite,Conkeldurr,Lucario,Jolteon,Garchomp,Reshiram
|Moves0=Dragon Claw,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Punch
|Moves1=Drain Punch,Knock Off,Poison Jab,Ice Punch
|Moves2=Close Combat,Meteor Mash,Crunch,Ice Punch
|Moves3=Discharge,Thunder,Signal Beam,Shadow Ball
|Moves4=Dragon Tail,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Blast
|Moves5=Blue Flare,Roost,Outrage,Earth Power
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Multiscale,Iron Fist,Inner Focus,Volt Absorb,Rough Skin,Turboblaze
|Nature=Adamant,Adamant,Jolly,Timid,Relaxed,Modest
}}

===Medium/Hard===

{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Eldir
|Lineup=Gyarados,Alolan Muk,Alakazam,Infernape,Slowbro,Zekrom
|Moves0=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Crunch,Earthquake
|Moves1=Knock Off,Pursuit,Gunk Shot,Fire Punch
|Moves2=Hidden Power Fire,Psyshock,Energy Ball,Dazzling Gleam
|Moves3=Close Combat,Poison Jab,Earthquake,Fire Blast
|Moves4=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Slack Off,Scald
|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Dragon Claw,Outrage,Roost
|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Focus Sash,Life Orb,Leftovers,Life Orb
|Ability=Intimidate,Poison Touch,Magic Guard,Blaze,Oblivious,Teravolt
|Nature=Jolly,Adamant,Modest,Naive,Bold,Adamant
}}
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Medusa
|Lineup=Dragonite,Conkeldurr,Lucario,Jolteon,Garchomp,Reshiram
|Moves0=Dragon Claw,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Punch
|Moves1=Drain Punch,Knock Off,Poison Jab,Ice Punch
|Moves2=Close Combat,Meteor Mash,Crunch,Ice Punch
|Moves3=Discharge,Thunder,Signal Beam,Shadow Ball
|Moves4=Dragon Tail,Earthquake,Iron Head,Fire Blast
|Moves5=Blue Flare,Roost,Outrage,Earth Power
|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Choice Scarf,Life Orb,Rocky Helmet,Life Orb
|Ability=Multiscale,Iron Fist,Inner Focus,Volt Absorb,Rough Skin,Turboblaze
|Nature=Adamant,Adamant,Jolly,Timid,Relaxed,Modest
}}

Lt. Surge (boss)

2019-09-09T07:27:52Z

Piine: /* Challenging Lt.Surge */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Electric|Boss=Lt.Surge|Date=2017—present|Location=[[New Mauville]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Having completed the Hoenn League.|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.}}

{{Quote|Show me what you've got!|Lt.Surge}}
Lt.Surge is the [[Boss NPCs|boss NPC]] of the Gym Leader Surge

__TOC__

 

==Boss rework 2019==
'''Lt.Surge''' was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 15th June 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPCs in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server has crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case, the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Lt.Surge==

Surge is located towards the left side of [[New Mauville]]

Interacting with him will automatically initiate a battle if you have completed the [[Hoenn League]]. If you have previously battled him, it will be a 12-day cooldown time to rechallenge him. In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Surge will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight him.

==Lineup==

===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Lt.Surge|Lineup=Raichu, Manectric, Heliolisk, Luxray, Magnezone, Jolteon|Moves0=Thunderbolt, Hidden Power Ice,Grass Knot, Focus Blast|Moves1=Wild Charge, Fire Fang, Ice Fang,Crunch|Moves2=Thunderbolt, Surf,Hyper Voice,Dragon Pulse|Moves3=Wild Charge, Fire Fang, Ice Fang,Facade|Moves4=Thunderbolt, Flash Cannon,Signal Beam,Magnet Rise|Moves5=Thunderbolt, Hidden Power Ice,Shadow Ball,Signal Beam|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=|Nature=
}}

===Medium===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Lt.Surge|Lineup=Raichu, Manectric, Heliolisk, Luxray, Magnezone, Jolteon|Moves0=Thunderbolt, Hidden Power Ice,Grass Knot, Focus Blast|Moves1=Wild Charge, Fire Fang, Ice Fang,Crunch|Moves2=Thunderbolt, Surf,Hyper Voice,Dragon Pulse|Moves3=Wild Charge, Fire Fang, Ice Fang,Facade|Moves4=Thunderbolt, Flash Cannon,Signal Beam,Magnet Rise|Moves5=Thunderbolt, Hidden Power Ice,Shadow Ball,Signal Beam|Item=Life Orb, Choice Band, Choice Scarf, Flame Orb, Life Orb, Choice Scarf|Ability=Lightning Rod, Lightning Rod, Dry Skin, Guts, Magnet Pull, Volt Absorb|Nature=
}}

===Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Lt.Surge|Lineup=Rotom-Wash,Electivire,Shiny Raichu,Zapdos,Alolan Golem,Zekrom|Moves0=Thunderbolt,Hidden Power Ice,Hydro Pump,Shadow Ball|Moves1=Wild Charge,Ice Punch,Low Kick, Fire Punch|Moves2=Thunderbolt,Hidden Power Ice,Surf,Focus Blast|Moves3=Thunderbolt,Heat Wave,Hidden Power Ice,Drill Peck|Moves4=Wild Charge,Earthquake,Fire Punch,Close Combat|Moves5=Bolt Strike,Outrage,Steel Wing,Rock Slide|Item=Choice Specs,Choice Band,Choice Specs,Choice Specs,Choice Band,Choice Band|Ability=Levitate,Vital Spirit,Static,Pressure,Sturdy,Teravolt|Nature=
}}

User:Piine

2019-07-01T14:24:44Z

Piine:

{{UserInfo
|Theme=Grass
|Filename=Piine_avatar.png
|Avatar=1
|Trainercard=1
|Staff= Discord Moderator ([[Staff#Discord Staff|current]]),Trade Moderator ([[Staff#Former Staff|former]])
|Gender=Male
|Bday=16
|Bmonth=01
|Byear=1998
|Dateregistered=11/04/2015
|Realname=Kevin
|IGN=Piinetree & Fenne (Actively)
|Server=Silver
|Guild=Scarlet
|Pokemon=Farfetch'd}}

== Introduction ==

Salutations!

My name is Kevin, but most users normally know me by my moniker '''Piine'''.

As mentioned, I was a former [[staff]] member of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] who handled trade-based issues, scamming, and other small trade issues under the familiar group known as [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Staff#Former_Staff Trade Moderators] which was previously discontinued, but now in a position rise under the new era of staff members.

Currently, I still strive and play the game for entertainment and try to assist players on my free time on both the forums and in-game with the knowledge I've gain over the several months as a staff member who worked hard to make our great community comfortable.

I'm also currently apart of [[Staff#Discord Staff|Discord Staff]] so if you wish to talk, need help, or just want to relax, feel free to stop by the Community Discord!

Thank you for reading, and may you have a marvelous day!.

Rare Candy

2019-06-29T02:04:30Z

Piine: Format Update - Seems to still need a bit of an update regarding information.

[[File:Rarecandy250.png|right|thumb
Rare Candy]]

'''Rare Candy''' is a form of medication introduced in [[Generation I]].

__TOC__
 

==Function==
When used from the Player's Bag on a Pokémon, it increases that Pokémon's level by one, up to level 100. After leveling up, it will have the minimum required experience for its current level.

==Locations==

===Routes and Cities===
The can be found hidden at these locations.
*[[Viridian Forest]]
*[[Route 17]]
*[[Route 27]]
*[[Route 108]]
*[[Route 127]]
*[[Route 132]]
*[[Cerulean Cave]]
*[[Mt. Silver 2F]]
*[[Bell Tower|Bell Tower Top]]
*[[Olivine City]]
*[[Violet City]]
*[[Oldale Town]]
*[[Valley of Steel|Valley Of Steel Entrance]]
*[[Vulcan Path]]
*[[Vulcan Forest]]

===Diggable Patches===
Rare Candies can be found at [[Diggable Patches]]. They can be found at these following locations.

*[[Mt. Moon|Mt. Moon 1F]] '''(Second Spot)'''
*[[Route 14]]
*[[Route 15]]
*[[Mt. Mortar]] '''(Third Spot)'''
*[[Mt. Conoret|Mt. Conoret Summit]]
*[[Orenburg Cave|Orenburg Cave BF1]]
*[[Route 210]]

===Bosses===
You can onbtain Rare Candies from certain bosses. The following bosses listed give out Rare Candies as a possible award.
*[[Boss]]
*[[Brock]]
*[[Shamac]]
*[[Shary & Shaui]]
*[[Lance]]
*[[Misty]]
*[[Neroli]]
*[[Terminator]]
*[[Birch]]
*[[Thor]]
*[[Gingery Jones]]
*[[Raikou Guardian]]
*[[Suhuzen]]
*[[Letrix]]
*[[Maribella]]
*[[Professor Rowan]]
*[[Zetsu]]
*[[Shieon]]

===Recreational Activies===
Rare Candies can also be obtained from activities such as

*[[Bug Catching Area|Bug Catching Contest]] located near [[Johto]]'s [[National Park]]
*[[Game Corner]] located in [[Kanto]]'s [[Celadon City]]
*Having a nice chat with any [[PokéStop]] Officer.
*Participating in the [[Solaceon Daily Quest]]. '''(Note that this is only every fourth day streak.)'''

==External Links==
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/item-guide.87534/ Item Guide] by [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=User:Xylos Xylos]
*[https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Rare_Candy Bulbapedia]

Morty (boss)

2019-06-27T03:05:21Z

Piine: Update of Morty's Line Up as of June 2019

{{BossNPC|Theme=Ghost|Boss=Morty|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Mt.Pyre 4F]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Must have completed the [[Johto League]],At least one [[Ghost_(type)|Ghost]]-type Pokémon|Rewards=A quantitatively randomized Pokémoney payout,Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.|Lineup=Gengar,Froslass,Gourgeist,Golurk,Cofagrigus,Giratina}}
{{Quote|Oh hey '''Player'''.
I felt empty at the end of our last battle. I needed sometime off.
I heard about this place recently... it's perfect for some soul searching.
I have become one with the Ghost type!|Morty}}
'''Morty''' is the [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]] counterpart of the eponymous [[Ecruteak City]] [[Gym Leaders|gym-leader]].

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
'''Morty''' was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 15th June 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPCs in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case, the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Morty==
Morty resides at the top of the Mt.Pyre, where he wants to be one with his Ghost pokemons.

Interacting with him will automatically initiate a battle if you have completed the Requirements. If you have previously battled him, it will be a 12-day cooldown time to rechallenge him. In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Brock will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight him.

==Lineup==
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Morty
|Lineup=Gengar,Froslass,Gourgeist,Golurk,Cofagrigus,Giratina
|Moves0=Hex,Hypnosis,Will-O-Wisp,Confuse Ray
|Moves1=Spikes,Shadow Ball,Icy Wind,Shock Wave
|Moves2=Shadow Sneak,Will-O-Wisp,Pain Split,Scary Face
|Moves3=Curse,Heavy Slam,Bulldoze,Ice Punch
|Moves4=Will-O-Wisp,Pain Split,Shadow Ball,Dark Pulse
|Moves5=Will-O-Wisp,Ancient Power,Roar,Shadow Ball
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Cursed Body,Cursed Body,Pickup,No Guard,Mummy,Pressure
|Nature=Timid,Timid,Relaxed,Adamant,Bold,Quiet}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Morty
|Lineup=Gengar,Froslass,Gourgeist,Golurk,Cofagrigus,Giratina
|Moves0=Focus Blast,Icy Wind,Shadow Ball,Sludge Wave
|Moves1=Shadow Ball,Thunder,Ice Beam,Signal Beam
|Moves2=Will-O-Wisp,Leech Seed,Seed Bomb,Rock Slide
|Moves3=Dynamic Punch,Earthquake,Stone Edge,Ice Punch
|Moves4=Will-O-Wisp,Pain Split,Shadow Ball,Protect
|Moves5=Shadow Ball,Earth Power,Aura Sphere,Draco Meteor
|Item=Choice Specs,Life Orb,Leftovers,Black Belt,Leftovers,Choice Specs
|Ability=Cursed Body,Cursed Body,Pickup,No Guard,Mummy,Pressure
|Nature=Timid,Timid,Relaxed,Adamant,Bold,Quiet}}

==Rewards==

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 15.
===Randomized subset===
====Pokémon====
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Duskull}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Sableye}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Frillish}}
}}
====Items====
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=5}}
{{ITRow|Item=Spell Tag|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|TM=Shadow Claw|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|TM=Shadow Ball|Quantity=3}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Duskull}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Sableye}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Rotom}}
}}

Morty (boss)

2019-06-27T02:49:06Z

Piine: Use the term 'Player' instead of (username)

{{BossNPC|Theme=Ghost|Boss=Morty|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Mt.Pyre 4F]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Must have completed the [[Johto League]],At least one [[Ghost_(type)|Ghost]]-type Pokémon|Rewards=A quantitatively randomized Pokémoney payout,Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.|Lineup=Gengar,Froslass,Gourgeist,Golurk,Cofagrigus,Giratina}}
{{Quote|Oh hey '''Player'''.
I felt empty at the end of our last battle. I needed sometime off.
I heard about this place recently... it's perfect for some soul searching.
I have become one with the Ghost type!|Morty}}
'''Morty''' is the [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]] counterpart of the eponymous [[Ecruteak City]] [[Gym Leaders|gym-leader]].

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
'''Morty''' was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 15th June 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPCs in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case, the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Morty==
Morty resides at the top of the Mt.Pyre, where he wants to be one with his Ghost pokemons.

Interacting with him will automatically initiate a battle if you have completed the Requirements. If you have previously battled him, it will be a 12-day cooldown time to rechallenge him. In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Brock will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight him.

==Lineup==
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Morty|Lineup=Gengar,Froslass,Gourgeist,Golurk,Cofagrigus,Giratina|Moves0=|Moves1=|Moves2=|Moves3=|Moves4|Moves5=|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=|Nature=}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Morty|Lineup=Gengar,Froslass,Gourgeist,Golurk,Cofagrigus,Giratina|Moves0=Shadow Ball,Focus Blast,Sludge Wave,Icy Wind|Moves1=Shadow Ball,Thunder|Moves2=Seed Bomb,Rock Slide|Moves3=Earthquake,Dynamic Punch, Ice Punch|Moves4=Shadow Ball,Will-O-Wisp,Pain Split|Moves5=Aurasphere,Shadow Ball,Draco Meteor|Item=Choice Specs,Life Orb,Leftovers,Black Belt,Leftovers,Choice Specs|Ability=Cursed Body,,,No Guard,Mummy,Pressue|Nature=}}

==Rewards==

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 15.
===Randomized subset===
====Pokémon====
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Duskull}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Sableye}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Frillish}}
}}
====Items====
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=5}}
{{ITRow|Item=Spell Tag|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|TM=Shadow Claw|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|TM=Shadow Ball|Quantity=3}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Duskull}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Sableye}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Rotom}}
}}

Lorelei (boss)

2019-06-27T02:38:54Z

Piine: Use the term "Player" instead of (username)

{{BossNPC|Theme=Ice|Boss=Lorelei|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=[[Elite Four (Johto)|Johto Elite Four]] completed|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.|Lineup=Alolan Ninetales,Alolan Sandslash,Articuno,Weavile,Lapras,Slowbro
|Mega=0,0,0,0,0,0}}
{{Quote|Hey, '''Player''' long time no see. After you froze me out at the Elite Four, I had to find and train some more varied pokemon. I still love the Ice type but had to vary my approach a bit. Want to battle?|Lorelei}}
Lorelei is the [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]] incarnation of Lorelei—a member of the Elite Four (Kanto).

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
Lorelei was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019 and Updated once again on the 22nd June 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Lorelei==
Lorelei is located in the south-west corner of [[Ice Path]] B2F, in the part directly below the floor with holes. She will challenge the player given that he or she has completed the [[Elite Four (Johto)|Johto Elite Four]]. After the battle, she will have a cooldown time of 12 days.

In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Lorelei will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight her.

==Lineup==

===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Lorelei
|Lineup=Alolan Ninetales,Alolan Sandslash,Articuno,Weavile,Lapras,Slowbro
|Moves0=Icy Wind,Dazzling Gleam,Hypnosis,Confuse Ray
|Moves1=Icicle Crash,Earthquake,Stealth Rock,Toxic
|Moves2=Hail,Ice Beam,Icy Wind,Ancient Power
|Moves3=Assurance,Ice Punch,Brick Break,Metal Claw
|Moves4=Rest,Surf,Ice Beam,Psychic
|Moves5=Light Screen,Surf,Flamethrower,Toxic
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Snow Warning,Slush Rush,Pressure,Pressure,Water Absorb,Regenerator
|Nature=Timid,Adamant,Timid,Jolly,Calm,Bold
}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Lorelei
|Lineup=Alolan Ninetales,Alolan Sandslash,Articuno,Weavile,Lapras,Slowbro
|Moves0=Blizzard,Moonblast,Nasty Plot,Freeze-Dry
|Moves1=Earthquake,Icicle Crash,Iron Head,Aqua Tail
|Moves2=Freeze-Dry,Hurricane,Toxic,Blizzard
|Moves3=Ice Shard,Knock Off,Icicle Crash,Low Kick
|Moves4=Hydro Pump,Blizzard,Thunderbolt,Scald
|Moves5=Surf,Fire Blast,Psychic,Ice Beam
|Item=Icy Rock,Focus Sash,Leftovers,Black Glasses,Leftovers,Assault Vest
|Ability=Snow Warning,Slush Rush,Pressure,Pressure,Water Absorb,Regenerator
|Nature=Timid,Adamant,Timid,Jolly,Calm,Bold
}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Lorelei''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All possible rewards are listed below.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lapras|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Sneasel|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Snover|Reward Tier=1}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Lum Berry|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Yache Berry|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Winter Clothes Blu Set|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Winter Clothes Grn Set|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Winter Clothes Gry Set|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Winter Clothes Pnk Set|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Lapras Mount|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Ice Stone|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=N/A}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lapras|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Sneasel|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Snover|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Lorelei (boss)

2019-06-27T02:37:11Z

Piine: Update of Lorelei's Line Up as of June 2019

{{BossNPC|Theme=Ice|Boss=Lorelei|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Ice Path]] B2F|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=[[Elite Four (Johto)|Johto Elite Four]] completed|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.|Lineup=Alolan Ninetales,Alolan Sandslash,Articuno,Weavile,Lapras,Slowbro
|Mega=0,0,0,0,0,0}}
{{Quote|Hey, (username) long time no see. After you froze me out at the Elite Four, I had to find and train some more varied pokemon. I still love the Ice type but had to vary my approach a bit. Want to battle?|Lorelei}}
Lorelei is the [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]] incarnation of Lorelei—a member of the Elite Four (Kanto).

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
Lorelei was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019 and Updated once again on the 22nd June 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Lorelei==
Lorelei is located in the south-west corner of [[Ice Path]] B2F, in the part directly below the floor with holes. She will challenge the player given that he or she has completed the [[Elite Four (Johto)|Johto Elite Four]]. After the battle, she will have a cooldown time of 12 days.

In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Lorelei will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight her.

==Lineup==

===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Lorelei
|Lineup=Alolan Ninetales,Alolan Sandslash,Articuno,Weavile,Lapras,Slowbro
|Moves0=Icy Wind,Dazzling Gleam,Hypnosis,Confuse Ray
|Moves1=Icicle Crash,Earthquake,Stealth Rock,Toxic
|Moves2=Hail,Ice Beam,Icy Wind,Ancient Power
|Moves3=Assurance,Ice Punch,Brick Break,Metal Claw
|Moves4=Rest,Surf,Ice Beam,Psychic
|Moves5=Light Screen,Surf,Flamethrower,Toxic
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Ability=Snow Warning,Slush Rush,Pressure,Pressure,Water Absorb,Regenerator
|Nature=Timid,Adamant,Timid,Jolly,Calm,Bold
}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Lorelei
|Lineup=Alolan Ninetales,Alolan Sandslash,Articuno,Weavile,Lapras,Slowbro
|Moves0=Blizzard,Moonblast,Nasty Plot,Freeze-Dry
|Moves1=Earthquake,Icicle Crash,Iron Head,Aqua Tail
|Moves2=Freeze-Dry,Hurricane,Toxic,Blizzard
|Moves3=Ice Shard,Knock Off,Icicle Crash,Low Kick
|Moves4=Hydro Pump,Blizzard,Thunderbolt,Scald
|Moves5=Surf,Fire Blast,Psychic,Ice Beam
|Item=Icy Rock,Focus Sash,Leftovers,Black Glasses,Leftovers,Assault Vest
|Ability=Snow Warning,Slush Rush,Pressure,Pressure,Water Absorb,Regenerator
|Nature=Timid,Adamant,Timid,Jolly,Calm,Bold
}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Lorelei''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All possible rewards are listed below.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lapras|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Sneasel|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Snover|Reward Tier=1}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Lum Berry|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Yache Berry|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Winter Clothes Blu Set|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Winter Clothes Grn Set|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Winter Clothes Gry Set|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Winter Clothes Pnk Set|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Lapras Mount|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Ice Stone|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=N/A}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lapras|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Sneasel|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Snover|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Jessie & James (boss)

2019-06-27T02:25:46Z

Piine: Update of Jessie/James's Line Up as of June 2019

{{BossNPC|Boss=Team Rocket|Date=2016—present|Theme=Team Rocket|Location=[[Celadon City]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Must either have [[Starter Pokémon|started]] with [[Pikachu]] or presently have one on-hand,Six level-100 Pokémon on-hand|Rewards=Randomized items or Pokémon; read below}}
{{Quote|Prepare for trouble, and make it double!|Jessie & James}}
The '''Team Rocket trio''' comprises a bipersonal [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]] entity. Either Jessie or James can be challenged, who will deploy discrete lineups—ones that are loosely resemblant of the Pokémon that they acquired throughout their chronicles in the anime.

__TOC__

 

==Challenging Team Rocket==
The trio can be found skulking at the southwesternmost corner of the alleyway behind [[Celadon Department Store]]; this area will be made immediately accessible upon completing the compulsory [[Celadon Rocket Hideout (quest)|Celadon Rocket Hideout]] quest in the same city.

You must speak to either Jessie or James to initiate a battle; you will need to battle the respective lineup of whichever one you initiatingly interact with. Regardless of who you challenge, the prizesets will be indiscrete, and the entire trio will despawn for the same cooldown time in 12 days.

If you lose to either member of the lineup, they will plunder an amount of Pokémoney ranging from {{Pdollar}}10,000 to {{Pdollar}}30,000. Should this amount exceed your total Pokémoney count, they will simply steal the entirety of what Pokémoney you have left.
==Lineup==
===Jessie===
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Jessie
|Lineup=Porygon-Z,Arbok,Gourgeist,Yanmega,Jellicent,Seviper
|Moves0=Tri Attack,Ice Beam,Thunderbolt,Shadow Ball
|Moves1=Gunk Shot,Coil,Earthquake,Ice Fang
|Moves2=Seed Bomb,Phantom Force,Will-o-Wisp,Leech Seed
|Moves3=Bug Buzz,Air Slash,Ancient Power,Giga Drain
|Moves4=Scald,Shadow Ball,Ice Beam,Energy Ball
|Moves5=Sludge Bomb,Flamethrower,Giga Drain,Sucker Punch
|Ability=Adaptability,Intimidate,Insomnia,Tinted Lens,Cursed Body,Shed Skin
|Nature=Modest,Adamant,Timid,Modest,Bold,Quiet
|Item=Choice Specs,Black Sludge,Leftovers,Choice Specs,Leftovers,Assault Vest
}}

===James===
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=James
|Lineup=Malamar,Weezing,Arcanine,Gyarados,Amoonguss,Cofagrigus
|Moves0=Superpower,Knock Off,Psycho Cut,Superpower
|Moves1=Sludge Bomb,Fire Blast,Thunderbolt,Shadow Ball
|Moves2=Flare Blitz,Wild Charge,Close Combat,Extreme Speed
|Moves3=Dragon Dance,Waterfall,Earthquake,Ice Fang
|Moves4=Giga Drain,Clear Smog,Spore,Foul Play
|Moves5=Nasty Plot,Shadow Ball,Trick Room,Energy Ball
|Ability=Contrary,Levitate,Intimidate,Moxie,Effect Spore,Mummy
|Nature=Careful,Modest,Adamant,Jolly,Calm,Quiet
|Item=Leftovers,Black Sludge,Choice Band,Sitrus Berry,Black Sludge,Leftovers
}}

==Rewards==
Both Jessie and James will yield the following items upon being defeated, as noted below.

All Pokémon rewarded will be initialized at level 20, and they will invariably have a [[Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] chance of 1/2,048.

===Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Foongus}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Wynaut}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Frillish}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Cacnea}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Inkay}}
}}

===Items===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Silver Disc}}
{{ITRow|Item=Team Rocket Uniform}}
{{ITRow|Item=Small Black Cap}}
}}

Sage (boss)

2019-06-27T01:39:24Z

Piine: Update of Sage's Line Up as of June 2019

{{BossNPC|Theme=Rock|Boss=Sage|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Sprout Tower]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup,Over 200 hours of playtime|Rewards=An Eevee, A small amount of money, Possibly an Evolution Stone|Lineup=Jolteon,Sylveon,Espeon,Umbreon,Leafeon,Glaceon}}
{{Quote|I have spent a very long time here, in solitude with my brothers. I have far surpassed them, both in spirit and in strength. Have you got what it takes?|The Pumpkin King}}

Sage is a [[Bosses|boss NPC]] that can be found in the top floor of [[Sprout Tower]].

It is a Sage that is in hiding behind a Bellsprout statue... Or perhaps is he the Bellsprout statue itself?

__TOC__

 

==Lineup==
{{BossNPCLineup
|Boss=Sage
|Lineup=Glaceon,Flareon,Vaporeon,Jolteon,Sylveon,Espeon
|Moves0=Blizzard,Shadow Ball,Ice Beam,Toxic
|Moves1=Flare Blitz,Iron Tail,Facade,Superpower
|Moves2=Scald,Ice Beam,Wish,Protect
|Moves3=Thunderbolt,Shadow Ball,Signal Beam,Volt Switch
|Moves4=Hyper Voice,Shadow Ball,Psyshock,Wish
|Moves5=Calm Mind,Psyshock,Dazzling Gleam,Morning Sun
|Ability=Snow Cloak,Guts,Water Absorb,Volt Absorb,Pixilate,Magic Bounce
|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None
|Nature=Modest,Adamant,Bold,Timid,Calm,Timid
}}

==Rewards==
After defeating the Sage Boss, he will reward the player with an Eevee and around {{Pdollar}}10,000. The Eevee will be initialized at level 10 and has a chance of holding one of five Evolution stone.

===Standardly===
====Pokémon====
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Eevee}}
}}
====Items====
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Fire Stone}}
{{ITRow|Item=Water Stone}}
{{ITRow|Item=Thunder Stone}}
{{ITRow|Item=Leaf Stone}}
{{ITRow|Item=Dusk Stone}}
}}
===Three-consecutive wins===
Coming Soon.

Transportive systems

2018-10-11T17:14:47Z

Piine: /* Transmat station */

'''Transportive systems''' refers to the infrastructural systems that are designed to enable or facilitate a player's means of traveling throughout the macroregion of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. These encompass the principal means of transportation throughout the regions, which are much more expeditious than most pedestrial courses of travel.

These systems become accessibilized later on in the game, typically entailing [[:Category:Quests|quests]], such as the compulsory storyline, among other lofty player-achievement milestones.

==Systems==
===Intraregional transportation===
Intraregional-transpotation systems are conduits that transport its passengers to other areas within the region, embarking and disembarking within the same region.

There are two transportive systems: the subway and transmat station, which are biregionally interlocked for the [[Kanto]]-[[Johto]] and [[Hoenn]]-[[Sinnoh]] regional pairs, respectively. They become accessible as soon as their prerequisitely designed quests are completed, in addition to winning the [[Elite Four|regional championships]] of the transportative regions.
====Subway====
{{TransportationSystem|Transit=Subway|Fee=2,500|Destination=Between other [[Pokémon Center]]s of the transportive region|Requirements=Completion of the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]\Must have defeated the [[Elite Four]] cadre for the league of the transportive region|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=The [[Pokémon Center]]s of [[Viridian City]], [[Pewter City]], [[Cerulean City]], [[Vermilion City]], [[Lavender Town]], [[Celadon City]], [[Saffron City]], and [[Fuchsia City]]}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=The [[Pokémon Center]]s of [[Azalea Town]], [[Blackthorn City]], [[Cherrygrove City]], [[Ecruteak City]], [[Goldenrod City]], [[Mahogany Town]], and [[Violet City]]}}
}}
====Transmat station====
{{TransportationSystem|Transit=Transmat|Fee=2,500|Destination=Between other [[Pokémon Center]]s of the transportive region|Requirements=Completion of the [[New Mauville|transmat-station quest]] in [[Hoenn]]\Must have defeated the [[Elite Four]] cadre for the league of the transportive region|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Hoenn|Stations=The [[Pokémon Center]]s of [[Oldale Town]], [[Petalburg City]], [[Rustboro City]], [[Dewford Town]], [[Slateport City]], [[Mauville City]], [[Verdanturf Town]], [[Fallarbor Town]], [[Lavaridge Town]], [[Fortree City]], [[Lilycove City]], [[Mossdeep City]], [[Sootopolis City]], [[Pacifidlog Town]], and [[Ever Grande City]]}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Sinnoh|Stations=The [[Pokémon Center]]s of [[Canalave City]], [[Celestic Town]], [[Eterna City]], [[Fight Area]], [[Floaroma Town]], [[Hearthome City]], [[Jubilife City]], [[Oreburgh City]], [[Pastoria City]], [[Resort Area]], [[Sandgem Town]], [[Snowpoint City]], [[Solaceon Town]], [[Sunyshore City]], the [[Survival Area]], and [[Veilstone City]]}}
}}

===Transregional transportation===
Transregional-transportation systems will transport you from one region to another, enabling interregional travel. Outside of [[Kanto]] and [[Johto]], which are unified to the same mainland-region expanse, these systems are categorically necessary for traveling between other regions, as there are no avenues for walking or surfing between them, otherwise.

====Ferries====
Ferries are the principal system used for seabound travels, enabling you to travel to other regions and islands—including PRO-custom standalone ones.

Most of the vessels used for these services can be found tethered to the docks of [[Vermilion City]], [[Olivine City]], [[Lilycove City]], and [[Canalave City]].

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Interregional ferry|Fee=5,000|Destination=Between the harbors of each mainland region|Requirements=Must have won the [[Elite Four|regional championship]] of the destined region|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Vermilion City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=[[Olivine City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Hoenn|Stations=[[Lilycove City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Sinnoh|Stations=[[Canalave City]] Harbor}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Sevii Islands|Destination=[[Sevii Islands]] from Kanto, and intraregionally within the archipelago|Requirements=Active [[membership]]\Regional champion of Kanto's [[Elite Four|Pokémon League]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Vermilion City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Sevii Islands|Stations=[[One Island]], [[Two Island]], [[Three Island]], [[Four Island]], [[Five Island]], [[Six Island]], and [[Seven Island]]'s ferries}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Love Island|Fee=5,000|Destination=[[Love Island]]|Requirements=120 caught-data entries of [[:Category:Generation I Pokémon|Generation I Pokémon]] registered in your [[Pokédex]]\38 evolved-data entries registered in your Pokédex|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Vermilion City]] Harbor, and [[Love Island]] Ferry for the return trip}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Pinkan Island|Fee=20,000|Destination=[[Pinkan Island]]|Requirements=Must be declared as the champion of the [[Elite Four|Hoenn League]]\Partway completion of the [[Pinkan Island (quest)|Pinkan Island quest]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Vermilion City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Orange Islands|Stations=[[Pinkan City]]'s shore}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Dock Island|Destination=[[Dock Island]]|Requirements=Must be declared as the champion of the [[Elite Four|Johto League]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=[[Olivine City]] Harbor. Speak to Sailor Jon both for the entry and return trips}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Leev Town|Fee=5,000|Destination=[[Leev Town]]|Requirements=Active [[membership]] at the juncture of travel\Must be declared as the champion of the [[Elite Four|Hoenn League]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Hoenn|Stations=[[Lilycove City]] Harbor, and Leev Town Port for the return trip (costless)}}
}}

====Trains====
{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Building|Transit=Interregional train|Fee=5,000|Destination=Runs interregionally between [[Kanto]] and [[Johto]]|Requirements=The [[Rising Badge]] from [[Blackthorn Gym]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Saffron City]] Station}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=[[Goldenrod City]] Station}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Building|Transit=Trainers Valley|Fee=10,000|Destination=Trainers Valley|Requirements=The [[Earth Badge]] and [[Rising Badge]]\120 caught-data entries of [[:Category:Generation I Pokémon|Generation I Pokémon]] registered in your [[Pokédex]]\34 evolved-data entries registered in your Pokédex\Must have challenged [[Red (boss)|Red]] (irrespective of the outcome)|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Saffron City]] Station (on the second floor)}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=[[Goldenrod City]] Station (on the second floor)}}
}}

==Transportal passes==
Exemptionary passes can be purchased to deregulate you from the fees imposed for using these services.

These passes can be bought by ticket-vendors, who can be found purveying the passes in most of the transportal stations. The passes are infinite-use for as long as they are valid, and they are sold for the following prices for the respective durational periods:

{| style="text-align: center; border: 3px solid #{{Building_color_dark}}; background-color: #{{Building_color}}; border-radius: 25px; padding: 3px; width: 34%;"
|- style="background-color: #{{Building_color_light}}; color: #{{Building_color_dark}}; padding: 5px;"
! style="border-top-left-radius: 25px; width: 55%;" | Price
! style="border-top-right-radius: 25px; width: 50%;" | Duration (days)
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}100,000 || 7
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}175,000 || 14
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}240,000 || 21
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}300,000 || 28
|}

To check the durational remainder of your pass's expiry period, you can speak to ticket-vendors; they will quantify how many days are remaining.
[[Category:Gameplay features]]

Trading

2018-10-11T17:12:08Z

Piine: /* Lending */

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as Lending.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.

===Lending===

Newly implemented on August 3, 2018, the Lending System is a new approach to give players the ability to confer a Pokémon to an exchangee under a set appointed time given by the exchanger which provides all users a secure way to borrow things from other players. After the appointed time set finishes, the Pokémon is soon returned back to the exchanger from the exchangee's account without question.

The lending process is exactly similar to using the regular trading system, but instead of using the common trade [[In-Game Commands|command]],
you add a specific appointed time (time is based on days) behind the player's username you wish to lend for. An example of the command being used will be provided below.

'''/trade username,30''' (Time used in the example being thirty days.)

Please note, while lending...

* You can not cancel the process early after finishing the lending process.
* You can not trade already borrowed Pokemon.
* If the exchangee's account gets suspended, the Pokémon you granted will still return at the set appointed time.
* Server transfers requests will not be processed by [[Staff|staff]] if you have borrowed or lended a Pokémon during that time.
* Make sure you do not have a full team of borrowed Pokémon as, in the case if they are returned, you will not have a team.
* If your PC Box is full, make sure to delete one Pokémon to make room for the returned Pokémon in question. Lended Pokemon returned will never be lost.

 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

Trading

2018-10-11T17:10:53Z

Piine: /* Lending */

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as Lending.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.

===Lending===

Newly implemented on August 3, 2018, the Lending System is a new approach to give players the ability to confer a Pokémon to an exchangee under a set appointed time given by the exchanger which provides all users a secure way to borrow things from other players. After the appointed time set finishes, the Pokémon is soon returned back to the exchanger from the exchangee's account without question.

The lending process is exactly similar to using the regular trading system, but instead of using the common trade [[In-Game Commands|command]],
you add a specific appointed time (time is based on days) behind the player's username you wish to lend for. An example of the command being used will be provided below.

'''/trade username,30''' (Time used in the example being thirty days.)

Please note, while lending...

* You can not cancel the process early after finishing the lending process.
* You can not trade already borrowed Pokemon.
* If the exchangee's account gets suspended, the Pokémon you granted will still return at the set appointed time.
* Server transfers requests will not be processed by [[Staff|staff]] if you have borrowed or lended a Pokémon during that time.
* Make sure you do not have a full team of borrowed Pokémon as, in the case if they are returned, you will not have a team.
* IF your PC Box is full, make sure to delete one Pokémon to make room for the returned Pokémon in question. Lended Pokemon returned will never be lost.

 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

Trading

2018-10-11T16:54:36Z

Piine: Addition of the Lending System

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as Lending.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.

===Lending===

Newly implemented on August 3, 2018, the Lending System is a new approach to give players the ability to confer a Pokémon to an exchangee under a set appointed time given by the exchanger which provides all users a secure way to borrow things from other players. After the appointed time set finishes, the Pokémon is soon returned back to the exchanger from the exchangee's account without question.

The lending process is exactly similar to using the regular trading system, but instead of using the common trade [[In-Game Commands|command]],
you add a specific appointed time (time is based on days) behind the player's username you wish to lend for. An example of the command being used will be provided below.

'''/trade username,30''' (Time used in the example being thirty days.)

 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

In-Game Commands

2018-10-11T16:52:43Z

Piine:

Commands are used to execute various data-inspective and account-management functions in-game.

Although most routine-use command can be performed by GUI-clickable shortcuts on the client interface, there still remains client-interface incompletions in that regard or times where it may be infeasible to use the client interface (if you want to right-click on another player who isn't sightable, for example); that is a reason why one may find it resourceful to know the textual commands outlined below.

Do note that whenever commands are designated towards other players, they must be simultaneously online in order for them to be executable; this is because the commands will only sift through the database of online users, thereby necessitating that they're online.
==General Commands==
===Player-Interaction Commands===
'''''/fri or /friend username'''''

Sends a friend request to the designated sendee.
 
Using the command while the user is online will also defriend them.
 


'''''/ign or /ignore username'''''

Blocks all messages and requests from the designated player.
 
Do note that your ignored-user list is not stored retentively anywhere in the current client; as such, your ignore list will reset when you relog, and you will need to reuse the command thereupon relogging.

'''''/unignore username''''' ''(currently not working)''

Allows you to remove a user from your ignore list without relogging. 

'''''/pm your username-=-sendee's name|message'''''

It is used to open up a PM window with the designated sendee—especially useful if their name is not sightable for you to right-click on them. The message argument is optional, but using it will send a message in unison to opening up the PM window.
 
For example, if your username were Bob123 and you wanted to message Bill456, you would type ''/pm Bob123-=-Bill456'' to open up a PM window with them.
 
This also does work for group chats with multiple people.
 
(e.g. "''/pm Bob123-=-Red-=-Naero-=-Daeon''") 

'''''/pmoff'''''

Disables private messages. Reusing this command will re-enable them, and logging out will also reset the setting.

'''''/trade username'''''


Sends a trade request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/trade username,<days>'''''


Sends a lend request under an set appointed time of return to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/ins or /inspect username'''''
[[File:Player_Inspection.png|right|150px|thumb|Using the command to retrieve another player's trainer card.]]

Retrieves the trainer-card data of another player; see the image to the right for a pictorial overview.
 
You must be on the same map as this player in order to use it. 

 

===Gameplay Data===
'''''/happy party-slot number'''''

It reveals your Pokémon's [[Happiness]] points in numerical notation.

'''''/loc or /location'''''

It specified the locational exactitudes of your area, returning your map name and X and Y coordinates of your tile.

'''''/dex or /pokedex'''''

It prints your [[Pokédex]] data in the chat, specifying your seen-, caught- and evolved-data entries.

'''''/on or /online'''''

It outputs the amount of users actively online in the server in fractional notation; the numerator is the amount of players online, and the denominator is the server's maximal capacity.

'''''/pla or /playtime | /joi or /join'''''

It prints the amount you have played on that specific server and your registration date.

==PvP Commands==
These commands are within the purview of non-ranked matches.

'''''/bat or /battle username'''''

It sends a battle request to the designated sendee.


'''''/acc or /accept username'''''

Accepts an oncoming battle request (alternative to the pop-up confirmatory prompt).


'''''/pvp'''''

It prints your non-ranked PvP stats, specifying the wins, losses and disconnections statistics.

'''''/dis or /disable'''''

Blocks battle requests. Reuse the same command to re-enable them.

==Guild Commands==
{{main|Guilds}}
===Managerial Commands===
'''''/gcreate guild name'''''

Creates a guild under the designated name. Do note that the requirements must be satisfied before a guild is creatable.

'''''/gpromote username'''''

Using the command will promote or demote them from one tier in relation to their current rank; for example, if a Guild Master or Officer were to use the /gpromote command on a Member, it would automatically promote them to an Officer; contrariwise, /gdemote would downgrade them to an Initiate.
It is only operable by Guild Masters and Officers.


'''''/ginvite invitee's name'''''

Invites the designated player to the guild. They must be online in order to be receptible of it and accept it.

'''''/gdisband'''''

It disbands the guild, deregistering all its associated data from the database. 
Bear in mind that it has no confirmatory prompt; it will delete the guild thereupon sending the command, and the guild will be irrecoverable even if done mistakenly.

'''''/gkick username'''''

It expels the individual from the guild.

'''''/gmotd'''''

It modifies the guild's MOTD (message of the day), which is the guild-globalized message that's printed on the guild-menu tab.

===Member Commands===

'''''/gjoin'''''

This is the invitation-acceptant command that's sent by the invitee in order to join the guild when there is an active invitation.

'''''/gleave'''''

This is used to leave the guild.

==Channel Commands==
{{main|Channels}}
===Global-Channel Shortcuts===
You can use the following command prefixes to type into the channel without selecting it as your active tab; this allows you to chat in other channels while the global tab is your active one.

'''''/all message'''''

Posts a message in the All channel.

'''''/t message'''''

Posts a message in the Trade channel.

'''''/b message'''''

Posts a message in the Battle channel.

You can also interpose '''/me''' in the syntax of these commands in order to post a message in reported speech; for example, a player under the username of Jackson10 typing '''/all /me performs an action.''' would output "Jackson10 performs an action."

===Custom Channels===
You are allowed to create and partake in custom channels that fall out of the purview of the official channels' rules and regulations.
====Channel Creation and Owner-Level Commands====
'''''/cgcreate channel name, password'''''

Creates a private channel. The password argument is optional; using it would password-protect the channel, thereby requiring entrants to input the correct password to join.

'''''/cgmod channel name, username'''''

Promotes another as a channel-level moderator

'''''/cgname channel name, new name'''''

Changes the channel name.

'''''/cgpassword channel name, new password, password confirmation'''''

Changes the channel password.

'''''/cgdisband channel name'''''

Deregisters the channel.

====Moderator-Level Commands====

'''''/cgkick channel name, username'''''

Channel-kicks the user.

'''''/cginvite channel name, invitee's username'''''

Invites the user to the channel. Do note that the channel must not be password-restricted.

====Channel-User Commands====

'''''/cgjoin channel name, password'''''

Joins the channel. If it is password-protected, the correct password must be inputted in the command in order to join.

'''''/cgleave channel name'''''

Leaves the channel.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

In-Game Commands

2018-10-11T16:51:44Z

Piine:

Commands are used to execute various data-inspective and account-management functions in-game.

Although most routine-use command can be performed by GUI-clickable shortcuts on the client interface, there still remains client-interface incompletions in that regard or times where it may be infeasible to use the client interface (if you want to right-click on another player who isn't sightable, for example); that is a reason why one may find it resourceful to know the textual commands outlined below.

Do note that whenever commands are designated towards other players, they must be simultaneously online in order for them to be executable; this is because the commands will only sift through the database of online users, thereby necessitating that they're online.
==General Commands==
===Player-Interaction Commands===
'''''/fri or /friend username'''''

Sends a friend request to the designated sendee.
 
Using the command while the user is online will also defriend them.
 


'''''/ign or /ignore username'''''

Blocks all messages and requests from the designated player.
 
Do note that your ignored-user list is not stored retentively anywhere in the current client; as such, your ignore list will reset when you relog, and you will need to reuse the command thereupon relogging.

'''''/unignore username''''' ''(currently not working)''

Allows you to remove a user from your ignore list without relogging. 

'''''/pm your username-=-sendee's name|message'''''

It is used to open up a PM window with the designated sendee—especially useful if their name is not sightable for you to right-click on them. The message argument is optional, but using it will send a message in unison to opening up the PM window.
 
For example, if your username were Bob123 and you wanted to message Bill456, you would type ''/pm Bob123-=-Bill456'' to open up a PM window with them.
 
This also does work for group chats with multiple people.
 
(e.g. "''/pm Bob123-=-Red-=-Naero-=-Daeon''") 

'''''/pmoff'''''

Disables private messages. Reusing this command will re-enable them, and logging out will also reset the setting.

'''''/trade username'''''


Sends a trade request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/trade username,<days>'''''


Sends a lend request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/ins or /inspect username'''''
[[File:Player_Inspection.png|right|150px|thumb|Using the command to retrieve another player's trainer card.]]

Retrieves the trainer-card data of another player; see the image to the right for a pictorial overview.
 
You must be on the same map as this player in order to use it. 

 

===Gameplay Data===
'''''/happy party-slot number'''''

It reveals your Pokémon's [[Happiness]] points in numerical notation.

'''''/loc or /location'''''

It specified the locational exactitudes of your area, returning your map name and X and Y coordinates of your tile.

'''''/dex or /pokedex'''''

It prints your [[Pokédex]] data in the chat, specifying your seen-, caught- and evolved-data entries.

'''''/on or /online'''''

It outputs the amount of users actively online in the server in fractional notation; the numerator is the amount of players online, and the denominator is the server's maximal capacity.

'''''/pla or /playtime | /joi or /join'''''

It prints the amount you have played on that specific server and your registration date.

==PvP Commands==
These commands are within the purview of non-ranked matches.

'''''/bat or /battle username'''''

It sends a battle request to the designated sendee.


'''''/acc or /accept username'''''

Accepts an oncoming battle request (alternative to the pop-up confirmatory prompt).


'''''/pvp'''''

It prints your non-ranked PvP stats, specifying the wins, losses and disconnections statistics.

'''''/dis or /disable'''''

Blocks battle requests. Reuse the same command to re-enable them.

==Guild Commands==
{{main|Guilds}}
===Managerial Commands===
'''''/gcreate guild name'''''

Creates a guild under the designated name. Do note that the requirements must be satisfied before a guild is creatable.

'''''/gpromote username'''''

Using the command will promote or demote them from one tier in relation to their current rank; for example, if a Guild Master or Officer were to use the /gpromote command on a Member, it would automatically promote them to an Officer; contrariwise, /gdemote would downgrade them to an Initiate.
It is only operable by Guild Masters and Officers.


'''''/ginvite invitee's name'''''

Invites the designated player to the guild. They must be online in order to be receptible of it and accept it.

'''''/gdisband'''''

It disbands the guild, deregistering all its associated data from the database. 
Bear in mind that it has no confirmatory prompt; it will delete the guild thereupon sending the command, and the guild will be irrecoverable even if done mistakenly.

'''''/gkick username'''''

It expels the individual from the guild.

'''''/gmotd'''''

It modifies the guild's MOTD (message of the day), which is the guild-globalized message that's printed on the guild-menu tab.

===Member Commands===

'''''/gjoin'''''

This is the invitation-acceptant command that's sent by the invitee in order to join the guild when there is an active invitation.

'''''/gleave'''''

This is used to leave the guild.

==Channel Commands==
{{main|Channels}}
===Global-Channel Shortcuts===
You can use the following command prefixes to type into the channel without selecting it as your active tab; this allows you to chat in other channels while the global tab is your active one.

'''''/all message'''''

Posts a message in the All channel.

'''''/t message'''''

Posts a message in the Trade channel.

'''''/b message'''''

Posts a message in the Battle channel.

You can also interpose '''/me''' in the syntax of these commands in order to post a message in reported speech; for example, a player under the username of Jackson10 typing '''/all /me performs an action.''' would output "Jackson10 performs an action."

===Custom Channels===
You are allowed to create and partake in custom channels that fall out of the purview of the official channels' rules and regulations.
====Channel Creation and Owner-Level Commands====
'''''/cgcreate channel name, password'''''

Creates a private channel. The password argument is optional; using it would password-protect the channel, thereby requiring entrants to input the correct password to join.

'''''/cgmod channel name, username'''''

Promotes another as a channel-level moderator

'''''/cgname channel name, new name'''''

Changes the channel name.

'''''/cgpassword channel name, new password, password confirmation'''''

Changes the channel password.

'''''/cgdisband channel name'''''

Deregisters the channel.

====Moderator-Level Commands====

'''''/cgkick channel name, username'''''

Channel-kicks the user.

'''''/cginvite channel name, invitee's username'''''

Invites the user to the channel. Do note that the channel must not be password-restricted.

====Channel-User Commands====

'''''/cgjoin channel name, password'''''

Joins the channel. If it is password-protected, the correct password must be inputted in the command in order to join.

'''''/cgleave channel name'''''

Leaves the channel.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

In-Game Commands

2018-10-11T16:50:46Z

Piine:

Commands are used to execute various data-inspective and account-management functions in-game.

Although most routine-use command can be performed by GUI-clickable shortcuts on the client interface, there still remains client-interface incompletions in that regard or times where it may be infeasible to use the client interface (if you want to right-click on another player who isn't sightable, for example); that is a reason why one may find it resourceful to know the textual commands outlined below.

Do note that whenever commands are designated towards other players, they must be simultaneously online in order for them to be executable; this is because the commands will only sift through the database of online users, thereby necessitating that they're online.
==General Commands==
===Player-Interaction Commands===
'''''/fri or /friend username'''''

Sends a friend request to the designated sendee.
 
Using the command while the user is online will also defriend them.
 


'''''/ign or /ignore username'''''

Blocks all messages and requests from the designated player.
 
Do note that your ignored-user list is not stored retentively anywhere in the current client; as such, your ignore list will reset when you relog, and you will need to reuse the command thereupon relogging.

'''''/unignore username''''' ''(currently not working)''

Allows you to remove a user from your ignore list without relogging. 

'''''/pm your username-=-sendee's name|message'''''

It is used to open up a PM window with the designated sendee—especially useful if their name is not sightable for you to right-click on them. The message argument is optional, but using it will send a message in unison to opening up the PM window.
 
For example, if your username were Bob123 and you wanted to message Bill456, you would type ''/pm Bob123-=-Bill456'' to open up a PM window with them.
 
This also does work for group chats with multiple people.
 
(e.g. "''/pm Bob123-=-Red-=-Naero-=-Daeon''") 

'''''/pmoff'''''

Disables private messages. Reusing this command will re-enable them, and logging out will also reset the setting.

'''''/trade username'''''


Sends a trade request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/trade username,days'''''


Sends a lend request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/ins or /inspect username'''''
[[File:Player_Inspection.png|right|150px|thumb|Using the command to retrieve another player's trainer card.]]

Retrieves the trainer-card data of another player; see the image to the right for a pictorial overview.
 
You must be on the same map as this player in order to use it. 

 

===Gameplay Data===
'''''/happy party-slot number'''''

It reveals your Pokémon's [[Happiness]] points in numerical notation.

'''''/loc or /location'''''

It specified the locational exactitudes of your area, returning your map name and X and Y coordinates of your tile.

'''''/dex or /pokedex'''''

It prints your [[Pokédex]] data in the chat, specifying your seen-, caught- and evolved-data entries.

'''''/on or /online'''''

It outputs the amount of users actively online in the server in fractional notation; the numerator is the amount of players online, and the denominator is the server's maximal capacity.

'''''/pla or /playtime | /joi or /join'''''

It prints the amount you have played on that specific server and your registration date.

==PvP Commands==
These commands are within the purview of non-ranked matches.

'''''/bat or /battle username'''''

It sends a battle request to the designated sendee.


'''''/acc or /accept username'''''

Accepts an oncoming battle request (alternative to the pop-up confirmatory prompt).


'''''/pvp'''''

It prints your non-ranked PvP stats, specifying the wins, losses and disconnections statistics.

'''''/dis or /disable'''''

Blocks battle requests. Reuse the same command to re-enable them.

==Guild Commands==
{{main|Guilds}}
===Managerial Commands===
'''''/gcreate guild name'''''

Creates a guild under the designated name. Do note that the requirements must be satisfied before a guild is creatable.

'''''/gpromote username'''''

Using the command will promote or demote them from one tier in relation to their current rank; for example, if a Guild Master or Officer were to use the /gpromote command on a Member, it would automatically promote them to an Officer; contrariwise, /gdemote would downgrade them to an Initiate.
It is only operable by Guild Masters and Officers.


'''''/ginvite invitee's name'''''

Invites the designated player to the guild. They must be online in order to be receptible of it and accept it.

'''''/gdisband'''''

It disbands the guild, deregistering all its associated data from the database. 
Bear in mind that it has no confirmatory prompt; it will delete the guild thereupon sending the command, and the guild will be irrecoverable even if done mistakenly.

'''''/gkick username'''''

It expels the individual from the guild.

'''''/gmotd'''''

It modifies the guild's MOTD (message of the day), which is the guild-globalized message that's printed on the guild-menu tab.

===Member Commands===

'''''/gjoin'''''

This is the invitation-acceptant command that's sent by the invitee in order to join the guild when there is an active invitation.

'''''/gleave'''''

This is used to leave the guild.

==Channel Commands==
{{main|Channels}}
===Global-Channel Shortcuts===
You can use the following command prefixes to type into the channel without selecting it as your active tab; this allows you to chat in other channels while the global tab is your active one.

'''''/all message'''''

Posts a message in the All channel.

'''''/t message'''''

Posts a message in the Trade channel.

'''''/b message'''''

Posts a message in the Battle channel.

You can also interpose '''/me''' in the syntax of these commands in order to post a message in reported speech; for example, a player under the username of Jackson10 typing '''/all /me performs an action.''' would output "Jackson10 performs an action."

===Custom Channels===
You are allowed to create and partake in custom channels that fall out of the purview of the official channels' rules and regulations.
====Channel Creation and Owner-Level Commands====
'''''/cgcreate channel name, password'''''

Creates a private channel. The password argument is optional; using it would password-protect the channel, thereby requiring entrants to input the correct password to join.

'''''/cgmod channel name, username'''''

Promotes another as a channel-level moderator

'''''/cgname channel name, new name'''''

Changes the channel name.

'''''/cgpassword channel name, new password, password confirmation'''''

Changes the channel password.

'''''/cgdisband channel name'''''

Deregisters the channel.

====Moderator-Level Commands====

'''''/cgkick channel name, username'''''

Channel-kicks the user.

'''''/cginvite channel name, invitee's username'''''

Invites the user to the channel. Do note that the channel must not be password-restricted.

====Channel-User Commands====

'''''/cgjoin channel name, password'''''

Joins the channel. If it is password-protected, the correct password must be inputted in the command in order to join.

'''''/cgleave channel name'''''

Leaves the channel.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

In-Game Commands

2018-10-11T16:50:19Z

Piine:

Commands are used to execute various data-inspective and account-management functions in-game.

Although most routine-use command can be performed by GUI-clickable shortcuts on the client interface, there still remains client-interface incompletions in that regard or times where it may be infeasible to use the client interface (if you want to right-click on another player who isn't sightable, for example); that is a reason why one may find it resourceful to know the textual commands outlined below.

Do note that whenever commands are designated towards other players, they must be simultaneously online in order for them to be executable; this is because the commands will only sift through the database of online users, thereby necessitating that they're online.
==General Commands==
===Player-Interaction Commands===
'''''/fri or /friend username'''''

Sends a friend request to the designated sendee.
 
Using the command while the user is online will also defriend them.
 


'''''/ign or /ignore username'''''

Blocks all messages and requests from the designated player.
 
Do note that your ignored-user list is not stored retentively anywhere in the current client; as such, your ignore list will reset when you relog, and you will need to reuse the command thereupon relogging.

'''''/unignore username''''' ''(currently not working)''

Allows you to remove a user from your ignore list without relogging. 

'''''/pm your username-=-sendee's name|message'''''

It is used to open up a PM window with the designated sendee—especially useful if their name is not sightable for you to right-click on them. The message argument is optional, but using it will send a message in unison to opening up the PM window.
 
For example, if your username were Bob123 and you wanted to message Bill456, you would type ''/pm Bob123-=-Bill456'' to open up a PM window with them.
 
This also does work for group chats with multiple people.
 
(e.g. "''/pm Bob123-=-Red-=-Naero-=-Daeon''") 

'''''/pmoff'''''

Disables private messages. Reusing this command will re-enable them, and logging out will also reset the setting.

'''''/trade username'''''


Sends a trade request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/trade username, Days'''''


Sends a lend request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/ins or /inspect username'''''
[[File:Player_Inspection.png|right|150px|thumb|Using the command to retrieve another player's trainer card.]]

Retrieves the trainer-card data of another player; see the image to the right for a pictorial overview.
 
You must be on the same map as this player in order to use it. 

 

===Gameplay Data===
'''''/happy party-slot number'''''

It reveals your Pokémon's [[Happiness]] points in numerical notation.

'''''/loc or /location'''''

It specified the locational exactitudes of your area, returning your map name and X and Y coordinates of your tile.

'''''/dex or /pokedex'''''

It prints your [[Pokédex]] data in the chat, specifying your seen-, caught- and evolved-data entries.

'''''/on or /online'''''

It outputs the amount of users actively online in the server in fractional notation; the numerator is the amount of players online, and the denominator is the server's maximal capacity.

'''''/pla or /playtime | /joi or /join'''''

It prints the amount you have played on that specific server and your registration date.

==PvP Commands==
These commands are within the purview of non-ranked matches.

'''''/bat or /battle username'''''

It sends a battle request to the designated sendee.


'''''/acc or /accept username'''''

Accepts an oncoming battle request (alternative to the pop-up confirmatory prompt).


'''''/pvp'''''

It prints your non-ranked PvP stats, specifying the wins, losses and disconnections statistics.

'''''/dis or /disable'''''

Blocks battle requests. Reuse the same command to re-enable them.

==Guild Commands==
{{main|Guilds}}
===Managerial Commands===
'''''/gcreate guild name'''''

Creates a guild under the designated name. Do note that the requirements must be satisfied before a guild is creatable.

'''''/gpromote username'''''

Using the command will promote or demote them from one tier in relation to their current rank; for example, if a Guild Master or Officer were to use the /gpromote command on a Member, it would automatically promote them to an Officer; contrariwise, /gdemote would downgrade them to an Initiate.
It is only operable by Guild Masters and Officers.


'''''/ginvite invitee's name'''''

Invites the designated player to the guild. They must be online in order to be receptible of it and accept it.

'''''/gdisband'''''

It disbands the guild, deregistering all its associated data from the database. 
Bear in mind that it has no confirmatory prompt; it will delete the guild thereupon sending the command, and the guild will be irrecoverable even if done mistakenly.

'''''/gkick username'''''

It expels the individual from the guild.

'''''/gmotd'''''

It modifies the guild's MOTD (message of the day), which is the guild-globalized message that's printed on the guild-menu tab.

===Member Commands===

'''''/gjoin'''''

This is the invitation-acceptant command that's sent by the invitee in order to join the guild when there is an active invitation.

'''''/gleave'''''

This is used to leave the guild.

==Channel Commands==
{{main|Channels}}
===Global-Channel Shortcuts===
You can use the following command prefixes to type into the channel without selecting it as your active tab; this allows you to chat in other channels while the global tab is your active one.

'''''/all message'''''

Posts a message in the All channel.

'''''/t message'''''

Posts a message in the Trade channel.

'''''/b message'''''

Posts a message in the Battle channel.

You can also interpose '''/me''' in the syntax of these commands in order to post a message in reported speech; for example, a player under the username of Jackson10 typing '''/all /me performs an action.''' would output "Jackson10 performs an action."

===Custom Channels===
You are allowed to create and partake in custom channels that fall out of the purview of the official channels' rules and regulations.
====Channel Creation and Owner-Level Commands====
'''''/cgcreate channel name, password'''''

Creates a private channel. The password argument is optional; using it would password-protect the channel, thereby requiring entrants to input the correct password to join.

'''''/cgmod channel name, username'''''

Promotes another as a channel-level moderator

'''''/cgname channel name, new name'''''

Changes the channel name.

'''''/cgpassword channel name, new password, password confirmation'''''

Changes the channel password.

'''''/cgdisband channel name'''''

Deregisters the channel.

====Moderator-Level Commands====

'''''/cgkick channel name, username'''''

Channel-kicks the user.

'''''/cginvite channel name, invitee's username'''''

Invites the user to the channel. Do note that the channel must not be password-restricted.

====Channel-User Commands====

'''''/cgjoin channel name, password'''''

Joins the channel. If it is password-protected, the correct password must be inputted in the command in order to join.

'''''/cgleave channel name'''''

Leaves the channel.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

In-Game Commands

2018-10-11T16:49:57Z

Piine:

Commands are used to execute various data-inspective and account-management functions in-game.

Although most routine-use command can be performed by GUI-clickable shortcuts on the client interface, there still remains client-interface incompletions in that regard or times where it may be infeasible to use the client interface (if you want to right-click on another player who isn't sightable, for example); that is a reason why one may find it resourceful to know the textual commands outlined below.

Do note that whenever commands are designated towards other players, they must be simultaneously online in order for them to be executable; this is because the commands will only sift through the database of online users, thereby necessitating that they're online.
==General Commands==
===Player-Interaction Commands===
'''''/fri or /friend username'''''

Sends a friend request to the designated sendee.
 
Using the command while the user is online will also defriend them.
 


'''''/ign or /ignore username'''''

Blocks all messages and requests from the designated player.
 
Do note that your ignored-user list is not stored retentively anywhere in the current client; as such, your ignore list will reset when you relog, and you will need to reuse the command thereupon relogging.

'''''/unignore username''''' ''(currently not working)''

Allows you to remove a user from your ignore list without relogging. 

'''''/pm your username-=-sendee's name|message'''''

It is used to open up a PM window with the designated sendee—especially useful if their name is not sightable for you to right-click on them. The message argument is optional, but using it will send a message in unison to opening up the PM window.
 
For example, if your username were Bob123 and you wanted to message Bill456, you would type ''/pm Bob123-=-Bill456'' to open up a PM window with them.
 
This also does work for group chats with multiple people.
 
(e.g. "''/pm Bob123-=-Red-=-Naero-=-Daeon''") 

'''''/pmoff'''''

Disables private messages. Reusing this command will re-enable them, and logging out will also reset the setting.

'''''/trade username'''''


Sends a trade request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/trade username,Days'''''


Sends a lend request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/ins or /inspect username'''''
[[File:Player_Inspection.png|right|150px|thumb|Using the command to retrieve another player's trainer card.]]

Retrieves the trainer-card data of another player; see the image to the right for a pictorial overview.
 
You must be on the same map as this player in order to use it. 

 

===Gameplay Data===
'''''/happy party-slot number'''''

It reveals your Pokémon's [[Happiness]] points in numerical notation.

'''''/loc or /location'''''

It specified the locational exactitudes of your area, returning your map name and X and Y coordinates of your tile.

'''''/dex or /pokedex'''''

It prints your [[Pokédex]] data in the chat, specifying your seen-, caught- and evolved-data entries.

'''''/on or /online'''''

It outputs the amount of users actively online in the server in fractional notation; the numerator is the amount of players online, and the denominator is the server's maximal capacity.

'''''/pla or /playtime | /joi or /join'''''

It prints the amount you have played on that specific server and your registration date.

==PvP Commands==
These commands are within the purview of non-ranked matches.

'''''/bat or /battle username'''''

It sends a battle request to the designated sendee.


'''''/acc or /accept username'''''

Accepts an oncoming battle request (alternative to the pop-up confirmatory prompt).


'''''/pvp'''''

It prints your non-ranked PvP stats, specifying the wins, losses and disconnections statistics.

'''''/dis or /disable'''''

Blocks battle requests. Reuse the same command to re-enable them.

==Guild Commands==
{{main|Guilds}}
===Managerial Commands===
'''''/gcreate guild name'''''

Creates a guild under the designated name. Do note that the requirements must be satisfied before a guild is creatable.

'''''/gpromote username'''''

Using the command will promote or demote them from one tier in relation to their current rank; for example, if a Guild Master or Officer were to use the /gpromote command on a Member, it would automatically promote them to an Officer; contrariwise, /gdemote would downgrade them to an Initiate.
It is only operable by Guild Masters and Officers.


'''''/ginvite invitee's name'''''

Invites the designated player to the guild. They must be online in order to be receptible of it and accept it.

'''''/gdisband'''''

It disbands the guild, deregistering all its associated data from the database. 
Bear in mind that it has no confirmatory prompt; it will delete the guild thereupon sending the command, and the guild will be irrecoverable even if done mistakenly.

'''''/gkick username'''''

It expels the individual from the guild.

'''''/gmotd'''''

It modifies the guild's MOTD (message of the day), which is the guild-globalized message that's printed on the guild-menu tab.

===Member Commands===

'''''/gjoin'''''

This is the invitation-acceptant command that's sent by the invitee in order to join the guild when there is an active invitation.

'''''/gleave'''''

This is used to leave the guild.

==Channel Commands==
{{main|Channels}}
===Global-Channel Shortcuts===
You can use the following command prefixes to type into the channel without selecting it as your active tab; this allows you to chat in other channels while the global tab is your active one.

'''''/all message'''''

Posts a message in the All channel.

'''''/t message'''''

Posts a message in the Trade channel.

'''''/b message'''''

Posts a message in the Battle channel.

You can also interpose '''/me''' in the syntax of these commands in order to post a message in reported speech; for example, a player under the username of Jackson10 typing '''/all /me performs an action.''' would output "Jackson10 performs an action."

===Custom Channels===
You are allowed to create and partake in custom channels that fall out of the purview of the official channels' rules and regulations.
====Channel Creation and Owner-Level Commands====
'''''/cgcreate channel name, password'''''

Creates a private channel. The password argument is optional; using it would password-protect the channel, thereby requiring entrants to input the correct password to join.

'''''/cgmod channel name, username'''''

Promotes another as a channel-level moderator

'''''/cgname channel name, new name'''''

Changes the channel name.

'''''/cgpassword channel name, new password, password confirmation'''''

Changes the channel password.

'''''/cgdisband channel name'''''

Deregisters the channel.

====Moderator-Level Commands====

'''''/cgkick channel name, username'''''

Channel-kicks the user.

'''''/cginvite channel name, invitee's username'''''

Invites the user to the channel. Do note that the channel must not be password-restricted.

====Channel-User Commands====

'''''/cgjoin channel name, password'''''

Joins the channel. If it is password-protected, the correct password must be inputted in the command in order to join.

'''''/cgleave channel name'''''

Leaves the channel.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Trading

2018-10-11T16:46:30Z

Piine:

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as the '''Lending System'''.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.

===Lending===

Newly implemented on August 3, 2018, the Lending System is a new approach to give players the ability to confer a Pokémon to an exchangee under a set appointed time given by the exchanger which provides all users a secure way to borrow things from other players. After the appointed time set finishes, the Pokémon is soon returned back to the exchanger from the exchangee's account without question.

The lending process is exactly similar to using the regular trading system, but instead of using the common trade [[In-Game Commands|command]],
you add a specific appointed time (time is based on days) behind the player's username you wish to lend for. An example of the command being used will be provided below.

'''/trade username,30''' (Time used in the example being thirty days.)

 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

Trading

2018-10-11T16:45:05Z

Piine:

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as the '''Lending System'''.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.

===Lending===

Newly implemented on August 3, 2018, the Lending System is a new approach to give players the ability to confer a Pokémon to an exchangee under a set appointed time given by the exchanger which provides all users a secure way to borrow things from other players. After the appointed time set finishes, the Pokémon is soon returned back to the exchanger from the exchangee's account without question.

The lending process is exactly similar to using the regular trading system, but instead of using the common trade [[In-Game Commands|command]],
you add a specific appointed time (time is based on days) behind the player's username you wish to lend for.

'''I.E.''' '''/trade username,30''' (Time used in the example being thirty days.)

 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

Trading

2018-10-11T16:43:39Z

Piine: /* Lending */

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as the '''Lending System'''.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.

===Lending===

Newly implemented on August 3, 2018, the Lending System is a new approach to give players the ability to confer a Pokémon to an exchangee under a set appointed time given by the exchanger which provides all users a secure way to borrow things from other players. After the appointed time set finishes, the Pokémon is soon returned back to the exchanger from the exchangee's account without question.

The lending process is exactly similar to using the regular trading system, but instead of using the common trade [[In-Game Commands|command]],
you add a specific appointed time (time is based on days) behind the player's username you wish to lend for.

I.E. '''/trade username,30''' (Time used in the example being thirty days.)

 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

Trading

2018-10-11T16:24:37Z

Piine:

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as the '''Lending System'''.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.

===Lending===

 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

Trading

2018-10-11T16:21:37Z

Piine:

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as the [[Lending]] System.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.
 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

Trading

2018-10-11T16:21:03Z

Piine:

'''Trading''' is the transactional (or temporary) process of exchanging commodities between players. Pokémon and Pokédollars can be exchanged between players, as well as a select assortment of items.

Contingent that all trading requirements (read below) are met between the exchangees, trading can be executed in any [[Pokémon Center]].

Since obedience is not programmed into PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]), traded Pokémon will unconditionally obey you irrespective of your badge count; however, traded Pokémon will still have their [[happiness]] points reset to 70—the starting baseline of happiness points for newly obtained Pokémon.

Trading can also be done with a select assortment of [[NPC Traders|NPCs]].

As of August 3, 2018, you can also now participate into the temporary Pokémon exchanges which is now known as the Lending System.

==Requirements==
The [[Rainbow Badge]]—the fourth [[Kanto]] badge in its successional line of gyms—is required before you can trade; once that has been procured, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]] with another player who has satisfied the same requirement. Only that badge will be required throughout your regional progression, meaning that you will be able to trade in the immediacy of arriving in Kanto's successive region in [[Johto]], for example.

The Pokémon that you trade must have been caught in the region that your operative Pokémon Center is in; for example, if a [[Rattata]] were caught in Johto, you would not be able to trade it in a Kanto Pokémon Center.

==Trading process==
[[File:FirstTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The first trade window.]]
[[File:SecondTradeWindow.png|right|200px|thumb|The second trade window, which serves as the last confirmatory prompt before the trade is complete.]]
===Executing a trade===
The trading process is very simple and can be itemized in these-four steps.

<ol>
<li>Convene in the same Pokémon Center with the other player that you wish to trade with.</li>
<li>Initiate a trade request; this can be done by the '''/trade username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] or by right-clicking on them and selecting the trade option.</li>
<li>When the trade window is opened, click on your Pokemon on it to offer them and insert the Pokédollar quantity that you wish to trade (if applicable to the negotiation). You can hover over the offered Pokémon to examine its Pokémon card, including their stats and held item (if any). Once you have offered all the Pokémon and/or Pokédollars desired and while the other player has offered their end of the stipulation, click on 'Accept.'</li>
<li>Once both of you have accepted the initial trade window, you will proceed to the second screen. Double-check to ensure that the trade is arranged as intended before accepting this trade window, because you will not be able to undo the trade; that will be the finality of it.</li>
</ol>

===Item-trading===
Items can not be traded directly; they must be equipped to the Pokémon, as Pokémon are used as vehicular conveyors for item-trading here. When traded, the Pokémon will still retain its held item, thereby allowing its recipient to extract the item for their personal usage.

For this process, you are disadvised from using a valuable Pokémon to equip the item; this can be a lead-up to a scam depending on how coveted that Pokémon is. It would be more judicious and secure to use a throwaway Pokémon as an item-holding placeholder in the trade.

Not all items are tradable, and a fast confirmatory check can be done by attempting to equip the item in question to a Pokémon; if it is Pokémon-holdable, you can consider it tradable.

===Coin-trading===
{{Main|Coin Shop}}

Coins—the currency of the [[Coin Shop]]—are not directly tradable; they must be stowed away in a Coin Capsule, which is purchasable on the aforementioned shop for 100 Coins, in order for them to be alienable to other players. Because 100 Coins are rigidly stored in this container upon purchase, coins can only be traded in increments of 100 per trade, and this capacity is not fluctuable; you can not remove any from it, nor can you store in new ones.
 

==Trade Evolutions==
Methodically the same as the handheld games, the same trade-triggered evolutions carry over here.

Because these evolutions are multi-transactional in the sense that you are trusting the other party to trade the Pokémon back to you, you must be circumspect about who you are trading with lest they steal your Pokémon. To be on the cautious end, try to strictly trade trusted friends, reputable traders, [[Staff|staff members]].

If you wish to register the evolved-data entry of the Pokémon that you are trading for, ask the trader to decline on the evolutionary prompt so that you can evolve it yourself when they trade you it back.

{{TradeEvolutionTable|Contents=
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Poliwhirl|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Politoed}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Kadabra|Evolution=Alakazam}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Machoke|Evolution=Machamp}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Graveler|Evolution=Golem}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Slowpoke|Item=King's Rock|Evolution=Slowking}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Haunter|Evolution=Gengar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Onix|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Steelix}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Rhydon|Item=Protector|Evolution=Rhyperior}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Seadra|Item=Dragon Scale|Evolution=Kingdra}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Scyther|Item=Metal Coat|Evolution=Scizor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Electabuzz|Item=Electirizer|Evolution=Electivire}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Magmar|Item=Magmarizer|Evolution=Magmortar}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon|Item=Up-Grade|Evolution=Porygon 2}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Porygon 2|Item=Dubious Disc|Evolution=Porygon-Z}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Feebas|Item=Prism Scale|Evolution=Milotic}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Dusclops|Item=Reaper Cloth|Evolution=Dusknoir}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Evolution=Huntail}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Clamperl|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Evolution=Gorebyss}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Boldore|Evolution=Gigalith}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Gurdurr|Evolution=Conkeldurr}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Karrablast|Evolution=Escavalier}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Shelmet|Evolution=Accelgor}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Spritzee|Item=Sachet|Evolution=Aromatisse}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Swirlix|Item=Whipped Dream|Evolution=Slurpuff}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Phantump|Evolution=Trevenant}}
{{TEPokemon|Pokemon=Pumpkaboo|Evolution=Gourgeist}}
}}

==Scams==
===Rules and Implications===
Any violations of trade-related [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] may result in a trade ban—an antecedent punishment for trade-related offenses that allows the offender to play but disables their ability to trade with others for its duration—or more severe punishments as totalized by the offender's prior track record, the severity of the trade offense, and aggravating circumstances.

[[Staff#Trade Moderators|Trade Moderators]] (known shortenedly as T-MODs) are the primary rule-enforcers of all trade-related rules; as such, they will assess disciplinary action for any rule violations, as well as abdicating trade disputes.
===Avoiding Scams===
Scams can be staved off through a combination of vigilance, proaction and wariness. While you will always be susceptible to a scam to an extent as long as you routinely exercise this gameplay feature, there are many perfunctory safeguards that you can practice to reduce the amplitude of the risk greatly. Yourself is the greatest bulwark against scams, so be selective of who you trade with and the avenues thereof, as well as heeding to the protips below.

<ul>
<li>Be attentive to the trade screen. As simple as this is, it is a pitfall that many have fallen into—partly attributable to the complacency attitude.</li>
<li>Be wary of who you are trading with. Examine their player card to see how long they have been around (a possible correlator of their reputability). Also, try to survey the forums for reputable traders, since many of them will be found on that medium—especially recommendable for daycaring negotiations.</li>
<li>For multi-step transactions, such as when a middleman is needed to trigger evolutions, try to only trade trusted friends or [[Staff|staff members]]. If you want to exercise an airtight threshold of caution, you can use an alternative account to trade; this is lawful, as there are no direct rules against multi-accounting at this time.</li>
<li>Log all proof of the trade agreement in case you need to furnish a scam report. '''Do not''' consider this a safety net for a potential scam; still be precautious about your trades, because there is '''no''' guarantee that your lost Pokémon and/or items can be restituted!</li>
</ul>
===Reporting Scams===
In the event that you feel that a scam has occurred, you should first try to discuss it with the alleged offender; for all you know, there is a chance that miscommunication could have happened. If they persistently refuse to comply with the original trade agreement or if they appear to be unreasonably avoidant of you, you should furnish a scam report on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/report-center.39/ Report Center] section of the forums.

You should provide evidence of the trade agreement, such as screenshots of the negotiatory conversation or linking to the forums thread it was brokered on; otherwise, staff will not have substantive context to the allocation of your lost assets if they lack evidentiary material. Proof of the trade transaction is not categorically required, as staff have access to all trade logs; however, providing it will assist their job in pinpointing the exact trade.

Please bear in mind that it is not always feasible for your lost Pokémon to be recovered; this is because various complications can arise, such as if the scammer were to trade the Pokémon to an ingenious party; if that were the case, it would be unethical to yank the Pokémon out of their possession if they lawfully traded for it.

[[Category:Gameplay features]] [[Category:Evolutionary methods]]

User:Piine

2018-10-11T05:58:22Z

Piine:

{{UserInfo
|Theme=Grass
|Filename=Piine_avatar.png
|Avatar=1
|Trainercard=1
|Staff= Discord Moderator ([[Staff#Discord Staff|current]]),Trade Moderator ([[Staff#Former Staff|former]])
|Gender=Male
|Bday=16
|Bmonth=01
|Byear=1998
|Dateregistered=11/04/2015
|Realname=Kevin
|IGN=Piinetree & Fenne (Actively)
|Server=Silver
|Guild=Unknown
|Pokemon=Farfetch'd}}

== Introduction ==

Salutations!

My name is Kevin, but most users normally know me by my moniker '''Piine'''.

As mentioned, I was a former [[staff]] member of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] who handled trade-based issues, scamming, and other small trade issues under the familiar group known as [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Staff#Former_Staff Trade Moderators] which was previously discontinued, but now in a position rise under the new era of staff members.

Currently, I still strive and play the game for entertainment and try to assist players on my free time on both the forums and in-game with the knowledge I've gain over the several months as a staff member who worked hard to make our great community comfortable.

I'm also currently apart of [[Staff#Discord Staff|Discord Staff]] so if you wish to talk, need help, or just want to relax, feel free to stop by the Community Discord!

Thank you for reading, and may you have a marvelous day!.

File:Piine (trainer card).png

2018-10-03T04:27:14Z

Piine: Piine uploaded a new version of File:Piine (trainer card).png

User talk:Haneroze

2018-09-29T06:34:57Z

Piine: /* Transmat Editation */

'''Welcome to ''Pokémon Revolution Online Wiki''!'''
We hope you will contribute much and well.
You will probably want to read the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents help pages].
Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Naero|Naero]] ([[User talk:Naero|talk]]) 18:31, 7 March 2018 (CST)

== Spawn-data editing frequency. ==

Hello!

Firstly, I would like to thank you profoundly for your productive editorship on this wiki! Still habitually attentive to the recent-changes logs, I acknowledge all of the recent changes; but at the same time, I've taken notice to some extravagancies on your part that are best addressed sooner than later.

As you most likely noticed, the wiki's uptime was recently suspended by the host due to excessive bandwidth expenditures; this was due primarily to overfrequent edits of the spawn-data pages, which contain so many bytes that a proliferative amount of bytes need to be transmitted whenever the page is submitted. The bandwidth excesses were multifactorial, so those edits aren't singularly culpable for it, but it certainly was the weightiest factor from all that I've checked on the logs.

Moving into the future, I'd adjure you err on the side of conservativity with how often you edit the pages. My advice for now would be to periodize how often you edit either of the land- and water-spawn CSVs; once every week or two would be my recommendation until further notice. If you have any spawn-data changes to make, you can collate them on a CSV .txt file locally, but do not submit them to the wiki immediately; wait a week or two before doing so. Since changes to these pages do not effectuate on the transcluder's ends for roughly one week, anyway, it would be felicitous enough to hold off on it before that interval, because all it will do is unnecessarily expend more bandwidth bytes too soon without immediately effectuating.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns, and thank you once again for your editorship. Happy editing!

[[User:Naero|Naero]] ([[User talk:Naero|talk]]) 15:33, 1 June 2018 (CDT)

Haha, didn't know it could cause that much of a problem! I'll be more careful from now on, and try to bulk up changes together, particularly the minor ones. I do have my own note-taking website which I use very often while editing the wiki, so I can make use of it to note changes to apply.

Fortunately, I don't expect as many changes from now on. Kanto and Johto regions were the ones that were pretty much outdated, and I'll be working on Hoenn now, which I believe has less mistakes in its spawn datas. I've also already gone over some of the mistakes it had before, so that's less to do in my Hoenn run.

[[User:Haneroze|Haneroze]] ([[User talk:Haneroze|talk]]) 5:26, 2 June 2018 (CDT)

== Transmat Editation ==

Hey!

I see that you have added all the information in regards for the Transmat System under the [[New Mauville]] location which looks quite great.

Though a bit curious if with the addition of that under the location tab, do we have to make [[Transmat Station (quest)|transmat-station quest]] article? I actually planned on hopefully creating it, but with the fact that everything is noted under the location tab, I just want to inquire first?

[[User:Piine|Piine]] ([[User talk:Piine|talk]]) 01:31, 29 September 2018 (CDT)

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Fly

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{{Move|DEV=HM|Extra=Makes [[contact]],Does not have an animation,Has minor bugs|TMLocations=[[Route 16]], from completing the Subway Manager's quest}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Flying_(type)|Flying]] type damage-dealing move.

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==Functionality==
===In Battle===
{{PAGENAME}} turns the user semi-invulnerable during the first turn, and then inflicts damage on the second turn. The second turn's attack can be interrupted by status like [[Status Ailments|confusion]] and [[Status Ailments|paralysis]].

During the semi-invulnerable turn, the user will avoid all attacks targetting it. Exceptions are the moves [[Gust]], [[Twister]], [[Thunder]], [[Hurricane]] and [[Sky Uppercut]], which will still successfully hit. [[Gust]] and [[Twister]] will also cause double damage if hit during Fly's semi-invulnerable turn. Furthermore, if any of the two Pokémons have the ability [[No Guard (ability)|No Guard]], any attack will successfully hit.

If the user is holding a [[Power Herb]], it will consume the Power Herb and immediately attack on the first turn without going into the semi-invulnerable turn.

====Bugs====
*Two-turn charge moves such as [[Solar Beam]] will fail to charge if used during the opponent's semi-invulnerable turn of Fly. ([https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/moves-two-turn-charge-attacks-do-not-begin-charging-during-the-opponents-semi-invulnerable-turns.108918/ Report thread])
*NPC Trainers will choose a random move during the player's semi-invulnerable turn, even if their attack would be executed after the player's Pokémon. They will however always select moves that can hit during Fly's semi-invulnerable turn if they known one of them.
*[[Smack Down]] does not hit during Fly's semi-invulnerable turn, as it is not coded.

===Out of Battle===
Unlike in the official games, Fly has no functionality outside of battle. Quick movement between cities is instead done by the use of various [[Transportive systems|Transports]].

==Learnset==
===Level-Up===
Coming Soon

===[[TMs and HMs|HMs]]===
Fly can be taught using [[TMs and HMs|HM02]], which is obtained from completing the Subway Manager's sidequest in [[Route 16]]. Being an HM, it can be used as many times as the player wants.

Coming Soon

Jirachi (quest)

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Piine: Capitlization

{{Quest|Theme=Steel|Image=Jirachi-Wish Room|Region=Hoenn|Difficulty=Hard|Start=[[Littleroot Town]]|Requisites=At least 120h Hoenn Playtime\Be Hoenn Champion\All possible Kanto, Johto, Hoenn Pokemon caught (Including Mew and Celebi, seen data only for other legendaries)\At least 210 Evolutions\At least $15,000\At least 6 lvl 100 Pokémon|Rewards=Chance to catch [[Jirachi]]\Accomplished requirements for other quests}}

The Jirachi Quest is one out of many additional, not story related [[Legendary Pokémon]] quests and is the only way to catch the [[Legendary_Pokémon|Mythical Pokémon]] [[Jirachi]].

Other than usuall for a Legendary or Mythical Pokémon quest, this quest requires a region specific hour requirement (120 Hours). Means the player time since [[Hoenn]] was started. The Hoenn playing time can be checked by Proffessor Birch in [[Littleroot Town]].

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=Instructional walkthrough=
==Jirachi and Castform's seen data==
The quest starts in [[Littleroot_Town#Player_House|Player's House]] with Jirachi's seen data. Once you have beaten the Hoenn Elite Four you will have the option to get Jirachi's seen data at the second floor of the Players House located in [[Littleroot Town]]. A interaction with the Jirachi will set the seen data in your [[Pokédex]].

The next step is to get [[Castform|Castform's]] seen data. For that, you have to fight a nameless scientist located in the [[Route_119A#Weather_Institute|Weather Institute]] at [[Route 119A]]. The Scientest can only be fought once but the seen data gets saved anyway, if you lose or win.

{{NPCTable|Type=Steel|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Scientist|Name=|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Castform|Levels=40}}
}}
}}

==Latios and Latias==
[[File:Mega Latios Battle.png|260px|thumb|A battle against a mega evolved Latios]]
Firstly, to be able to fight [[Latios]] and [[Latias]] in order to get the seen data of them, you have to interact with the TV in the Players House in Little Root Town, which results in a dialogue which shows you wich of this two legendary's is roaming around and need to be fought first. It should be the Red Pokémon first - Latias.

Before you start hunting for the seen data, you should visit Proffessor Birch located in is Lab, also in Litttle Root Town. Birch will unlock the [[Moon]] for you, means you can now travel any time to the Moon with a fee of §15,000.

After this small stopover, you can go for Latias now. However, it can be at ten possible locations.

Latias
*[[Starting Truck]] lacated in Littleroot town.
*[[Route 103]] on the water.
*[[New Mauville]] in the upper right corner of the building.
*[[Route_119A#Weather_Institute|Weather Institute]] second floor.
*[[Mt. Chimney]] at the reactor located north western.
*[[Meteor_Falls|Meteor Falls B1F 2R ]]
*[[Mt._Pyre|Mt.Pyre Exterior]]
*[[Lilycove_Department_Store]] on the roof top.
*[[Abandoned Ship]]
*[[Hoenn_Safari_Zone#Hoenn_Safari_Zone_Area_2|Hoenn Safari Zone 2]] House.

Once you have found the right location, interact with it. Latias will evolve into [[Mega Latias]] and a battle starts. Mega Latias has a level around 100-120. Even if mega evolved, you will get the seen data of Latias once you started the fight, if you win or lose does not matter regarding the Pokédex data. When the battle is over, you have to go back to the Starter House again and have to interact with the TV. Now a 'Blue Pokémon' is roaming around - Latios. Latios also has ten possible locations as Latias had.

Latios
*[[Petalburg_Woods#Petalburg_Maze|Petalburg Maze]] in north eastern direction.
**HM01 [[Cut]] is required in order to access the maze and HM05 [[Flash]] is recommended as it is dark in there.
*[[Rustboro_City#Devon_Corporation_Building|Devon Corporation]] 3rd floor.
*[[Granite Cave]].
*[[Route 124 Underwater]]
*[[Route 123]] at the lake.
*[[Shoal Cave]] in the ice room at low tide.
*[[Mossdeep_City#Mossdeep_Gym|Mossdeep Gym]]
*[[Sky Pillar]] 5th floor.
*[[Victory Road Hoenn]]
*[[Route 134]], hidden behinde a rock.

Same as with Latias here, once you interacted with it, it will mega evolve into [[Mega Latios]] and a battle will start. The seen data will be from Latios anyway.

==The three Regis and Rayquaza==
[[File:Rayquaza Sky pillar.png|100px|thumb|Rayquaza at Sky Pillar Roof]]
The next goal is to get the seen data of the three Regis, meant with that are [[Regice]], [[Registeel]] and [[Regirock]], located in their caves. As usuall, the seen data will be obtained with a battle against the monsters.

Regirock:
*[[Route_111_Desert#Regirock|Route 111 Dessert]].
Registeel:
*[[Route_120#Registeel|Route 120]].
Regice:
*[[Route_105#Regice|Route 105]] - West path.

Once you have battled the three Regis, you can now aim for the seen data of [[Rayquaza]] which is located at the roof of [[Sky Pillar]].

==Archi and Maxie==
The last seen datas you have to obtain are form [[Groudon]] and [[Kyogre]]. Beating [[Team Magma]] leader [[Maxie (boss)|Maxie]] and [[Team Aqua]] leader [[Archi (boss)|Archi]] will result in obtaining the seen data of this Pokémon.

To battle against this bosses, it requires to have 6 level 100 Pokémon in your party. Both bosses Pokémon's are level 120. This battles are also one time fights. The seen data of the Pokémon should be obtained once you started the battle. To conclude, it does not matter if you win or lose regarding the seen data. However, you wont have a chance to get the extra rewards in case you lose which are a [[Carvanha]] from Archi and a [[Numel]] from Maxie.

Archi is located at Marine Cave, a part of [[Cave of Origin]] located in [[Sootopolis City]] and Maxie is located in Terra Cave, also in Cave of Origin.
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Archi|Lineup=Gengar,Starmie,Wailord,Salamence,Sharpedo,Kyogre;|Mega=0,0,0,0,1,0|Moves0=Thunderbolt, Psychic, Taunt, Shadow Ball|Moves1=Thunderbolt, Psychic, Surf, Ice Beam|Moves2=Earthquake, Rock Tomb, Waterfall, Toxic|Moves3=Dragon Claw, Crunch, Dragon Dance, Earthquake|Moves4=Earthquake, Crunch, Waterfall, Skull Bash|Moves5=Hydro Pump, Thunder, Ice Beam, Calm Mind}}
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Maxie|Lineup=Jolteon,Volcarona,Charizard,Breloom,Camerupt,Groudon;|Mega=0,0,0,0,1,0|Moves0=Thunderbolt, Shadow Ball, Thunder Wave, Discharge|Moves1=Heat Wave, Bug Buzz, Psychic, Fire Blast|Moves2=Fire Blast, Air Slash, Dragon Pulse, Will-o-Wisp|Moves3=Mach Punch, Seed Bomb, Leech Seed, Stone Edge|Moves4=Fissure, Earthquake, Stone Edge, Fire Blast|Moves5=Eruption, Fire Blast, Earthquake, Hammer Arm}}

==Catching Jirachi==
[[File:Jirachi Battle screen.png|200px|thumb|Battle screen of the Jirachi battle]]
Now you can finally go for Jirachi and catch it. The Moon should be unlocked now as it was suggested in the [[Jirachi_quest#Latios_and_Latias|Latios and Latias]] part, to talk to Birch in Littleroot Town. If not done, you can do it now too.

Jirachi is located on the [[Moon]]. To get to the Moon, you have to travel to [[Mossdeep City]], enter the Space Center and talk to the older man at the second floor, which will give you the option to travel to the Moon for $15,000.

Once reached the Moon, you have to pass some caves in order to reach the shiny stone on a hill. The [[Moon#Notable_miscellanies|way]] is the same as for [[Deoxys]] in the past. Interacting with the shiny stone will teleport you to the [[Wish Room]] with Jirachi in the middle of it. Interacting with Jirachi will result in a fight and the chance to catch it. In case Jirachi was not successfully caught, you have the chance to catch it again by beating [[Nikola_(boss)|Nikola]].

=External Links=
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/%E2%98%85-legendary-megathread%E2%8E%AAcomplete-quests-and-seen-data.75301/ Legendary Megathread]

User:Piine

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Piine:

{{UserInfo
|Theme=Grass
|Filename=Piine_avatar.png
|Avatar=1
|Trainercard=1
|Staff= Discord Moderator ([[Staff#Discord Staff|current]]),Trade Moderator ([[Staff#Former Staff|former]])
|Gender=Male
|Bday=16
|Bmonth=01
|Byear=1998
|Dateregistered=11/04/2015
|Realname=Kevin
|IGN=Piintree & Fenne
|Server=Silver
|Guild=Unknown
|Pokemon=Farfetch'd}}

== Introduction ==

Salutations!

My name is Kevin, but most users normally know me by my moniker '''Piine'''.

As mentioned, I was a former [[staff]] member of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] who handled trade-based issues, scamming, and other small trade issues under the familiar group known as [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Staff#Former_Staff Trade Moderators] which was previously discontinued, but now in a position rise under the new era of staff members.

Currently, I still strive and play the game for entertainment and try to assist players on my free time on both the forums and in-game with the knowledge I've gain over the several months as a staff member who worked hard to make our great community comfortable.

I'm also currently apart of [[Staff#Discord Staff|Discord Staff]] so if you wish to talk, need help, or just want to relax, feel free to stop by the Community Discord!

Thank you for reading, and may you have a marvelous day!.

User:Piine

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Piine:

{{UserInfo|Theme=Grass|Filename=Piine_avatar.png|Avatar=1|Trainercard=1|Staff=Trade Moderator ([[Staff#Former Staff|former]])|Gender=Male|Bday=16|Bmonth=01|Byear=1998|Dateregistered=11/04/2015|Realname=Kevin|IGN=Fenne|Server=Red|Guild=Unknown|Pokemon=Farfetch'd}}

== Introduction ==

Greetings!

I'm Fenne ''(or Chrome)'', but most people who have met me mainly known me by my online persona name, Piine.

As mentioned, I'm currently a former [[staff]] member of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] who handled trade-based issues with the previous known group of [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Staff#Former_Staff Trade Moderators] which now merged and became the "[http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Staff#Moderators Moderators]" staff position known today.

As of now, I'm only a regular player who just plays the game for entertainment and try to assist players on my free time with knowledge I gain over the several months as a staff member who worked hard to make our great community enjoy the game before.

If you wish to talk or hang out, you can via [https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.atomicedge.org/pro PRO's IRC Chat] as I lurk there constantly or Discord by adding Seventh#7363. ''(Though if you see me don't respond, I'm probably out and working at my job.)''

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User profile for Piine (User Page)

Johto

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Piine:

{{Region|Order=2|Start=New Bark Town|League=Indigo Plateau|Villains=Team Rocket|Gyms=Violet City,Azalea Town,Goldenrod City,Ecruteak City,Cianwood City,Olivine City,Mahogany Town,Blackthorn City|Badges=Zephyr,Hive,Plain,Fog,Storm,Mineral,Glacier,Rising|GymTypes=Flying,Bug,Normal,Ghost,Fighting,Steel,Ice,Dragon|StarterPokemon= Chikorita,Cyndaquil,Totodile|Post=Johto|Generation=II}}

'''Johto''' is one of the mainland regions that is currently playable in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. It is unified to the same mainland continent as [[Kanto]], encompassing the western segment of it.

By virtue of the regional linearity of the game's storyline wherein regions are traveled to in generational succession, it is the second region that players venture into. It's the neighboring region near [[Kanto]], which will be made traveable after all-eight Kanto's [[badges]] have been acquired and its [[Elite Four]] bureau has been vanquished.

It is inhabitated predominantly by [[:Category:Generation II Pokémon|Generation II Pokémon]], being the native land of them. While a smattering of post-generational Pokémon are interspersed throughout the wild, [[:Category:Generation III Pokémon|Generation III Pokémon]] and onwards will be mostly inacquirable until successive regions are completed, since there is a regionalized restriction to trading early on wherein only Pokémon caught from the region are tradable in its [[Pokémon Centers]].

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