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'ello. Jericho?

...almost made it. I have failed you, Mik

'ello. Come to Team Showcase so you can recieve input on your in-game team. If you want, that is.

The Cap'n won't be too happy to hear this...right, Mik?

Wh- Vinny! Don't just send potential customers away from me! How am I supposed to make a living? *Ahem* Anyways, Welcome! the Team Showcase section is the way to go for in-game teams. Just make a topic and watch me work the magic happen. There's also plenty of topics regarding...everything, tips on how to beat certain fights included, so the search feature is your friend.

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Nopes Absol

This post will probably do a better job at explaining things than I would: http://www.pokemonreborn.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=10291 And ZA's sub-section's pinned topics: http://www.pokemonreborn.com/forum/index.php?showforum=49 That'll be better than having me explain it, so try that, Ashes/Sky.

'ello. The Team Showcase section is the place to go to if you want in-game team advice, just make a topic down there and let the magic happen.

Right here, Cerulean Ally. What's our leader up to anyways?

What, Dobby is leading? ...I'm in.

Something I didn't see mentioned which I'm curious about: After you challenge someone, they set the rules for the battle, sure. But if you don't like those rules your foe set, can you withdraw your challenge or are you forced to go with it? Considering that Ghost/Dark example above, when is the challenger allowed to set some rules of his own, like saying No Dark-types in response to No Ghost-types like in the example above? Only when the foe forbids usage of a certain type during the match or ...? If someone without PO challenges someone, can they ask for the match to be held on Showdown or something? I don't think the platform would matter that much after all. And no, I can't get PO How do we actually challenge someone? Via PM or something? So we just pick an alliance and that's all there is to joining? We don't have to ask for anyone's permission or anything?

Hi. Considering somone will soon come give you the standard welcome, I'll just add the part that keeps getting forgotten: Come check out the Team Showcase section and make a topic there if you want to hear opinions on your in-game team.

I don't know it's location in Tanzan, but the Magnemite in Shade's gym have a chance of holding them. 5% or, if your first party member has Compound Eyes, 20%

Welcome! If you're into roleplaying, we have a section you should check out, Hukuna the RP Sensai runs that place and...that's that. Don't have much to say as someone's said pretty much everything important (including advertisements for my section, thanks Azery!).

Buy it in the Lapis Flower shop for 1000 each or get a bunch of candy like the Peppermint for 600 and find Nyu in Aventurine Forest.

Galvantula Crobat Staraptor Chandelure Archeops Garchomp Darmanitan Durant Eelektross Bisharp And although I generally dislike using legendaries, if there's a Raikou/Tornadus-T, you can bet I'll use 'em.

Right. One Dragon Dance definitely gets Chary's Phys Attack to be more than just a little higher than it's Sp. Attack. Special Charizard also has almost no chance at even partially sweeping, while it's easy to do if you get 1-2 DDs. IVs don't matter that much. Even if you get a new Chary with 31 P.Attack, all that means is that you'll have up to 20 P.Attack more depending on your level. IVs work like EVs. Though I would recommend an Adamant nature or something, you won't need speed after DD, though the extra attack comes in handy.

4 gyms later.

There is. If you haven't reached 7th street yet, keep going, you can't miss it cause the story leads you there, it's not an optional area or anything like that. If you're there already, buy all the Pokemon in the bottom-left, you need shards to do so.

It's easier and faster to stack up on them there, but it's cheaper to buy a ton of peppermints and converting those into Honey ($600 as opposed to $1000)

Yeah, you'd need a copy of E12 or earlier due to Gen 6 changes in breeding mechanics (Curse you, Nintendo). But It's really just an extension of the standard Sludge Bomb Roserade chain. Basically it's: Grimer>Stunfisk>Wooper>Mawile>Roselia>Exeggcute>Roselia That^^ gets you a Roserade with both Extrasensory and Sludge Bomb. But you can take it even further. If you have a spare Leaf Stone, that is. Exeggutor learns Leaf Storm at the same level Exeggcute learns Extrasensory. You can get to level 47 for ES, use a Leaf Stone and you'll get a prompt to learn Leaf Storm as well. You could get yourself a Roselia with Extrasensory, Sludge Bomb and Leaf Storm.

Barely

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