Kooplemon

The main trainer route has eight gyms: Rock, Grass, Water, Fire, Electric, Psychic, Fighting, and Steel. Their intended team levels rise from roughly 10-15 at the first gym to 80-85 at the eighth.

After the gyms, players can enter the Elite 4 and then pursue the Champion path. Progress also comes from breeding better IVs, completing Pokédex goals, joining scout events, playing bingo, improving combat skills, and earning clan Valor.

Raids have seven tiers. The first is available immediately, while later tiers unlock through badges, previous raids, Elite 4 clears, and Hall of Legends progress.

The server combines Cobblemon with server-side additions and a custom Fabric modpack. It advertises more than 900 Pokémon and forms, with systems for targeted spawning, Poke Snacks, fishing, fossils, mounts, breeding, Mega Evolution, and team training.

Other custom systems include gyms, the Elite 4, raids, dungeons, scouts, bingo, combat skills, Pokespinner, Pokémon work stations, clan Valor, claims, and searchable in-game guides.

Use /rtp to reach the available worlds and dimensions. Resource-style dimensions reset periodically so ores, fossils, loot, gems, and structures return over time.

Claims protect 16x16 chunks. Each player has seven claim profiles with separate access settings, including visitor, trusted, and admin-style permissions.

Keep Inventory is enabled, and /back helps players return after travel or death. Elytras are disabled, so long-distance flight comes from Pokémon mounts. Villagers are not available, making server systems important for utility items such as Mending.

Build competitive teams with EVs, natures, abilities, held items, TMs, type gems, and Mega Evolution. Vitamins, Mochis, Power Items, Feathers, mints, and ability items support team training.

PvP challenges allow players to choose battle types and level rules before fighting. Press R on another player to issue a challenge. IV Candies are disabled, so strong competitive IVs come mainly from breeding.

PokeCoins are the main in-game currency. Players earn them from gyms, daily battles, voting, selling items, breeding, crates, mining, farms, minions, and work stations.

PokeGems are premium currency, but they can also be earned through gyms, daily battles, the Elite 4, voting, crates, dungeons, and other gameplay. The /shop, /auction, /pay, and /banknote commands support everyday trading.

Pokespinner tickets can award normal, shiny, or legendary Pokémon. Crop hoppers, AutoSell Chests, minions, and Pokémon-powered work stations add longer-term income goals.

Community events, seasonal changes, voting rewards, scout events, bingo cards, daily battles, and raid schedules give players recurring activities.

Raids run on a fixed three-hour schedule, with active raid times listed in UTC. Scout events can reveal shiny and legendary Pokémon locations in the Resource World.

Discord is used for support tickets, patch notes, trading, event notices, raid groups, and quick questions. Clans provide private chat, shared tasks, Valor tracking, and leaderboard progress.

Players can cooperate on raids, build near friends, trade Pokémon, battle, and work toward shared clan goals. Joining a clan does not automatically grant access to another player's claimed land.

Autoclicking is punishable. Use /rules in game for the complete current rule set.

The optional store sells PokeGems, ranks, gift cards, and rank upgrades. PokeGems and other useful rewards can also come from gameplay, voting, raids, dungeons, gyms, and other server systems.