Poke Legends

The main path uses eight NPC gyms with rising level caps from 20 to 90. Defeating gyms earns money, experience, items, TMs, and crate keys.

The Battle Pass runs from level 1 to 100. Catching Pokémon, battling, leveling, and using server features grants Battle Pass experience. Completing the pass can award the seasonal Legendary of the Month.

PokéBuilder Tokens let players improve or customize IVs, EVs, abilities, natures, genders, balls, and shiny status. Hunts, Pokédex progress, leaderboards, tasks, and regular play can provide tokens and other rewards.

The server includes all 1,025 Cobblemon, along with Legendary Pokémon, Mythicals, Ultra Beasts, Paradox Pokémon, Mega Evolutions, Dynamax, Gigantamax, Terastallization, and Z-Moves.

Other custom systems include Alpha Bosses, more than 50 Shadow Pokémon, rideable Pokémon beyond the base mod, PokéBuilder customization, Pokésnacks, catch combos, a PokeNav tracker, a Battle Factory, a Game Corner, an in-game guide, 100 or more cosmetics, and more than 2,000 collectible Pokémon plushies.

Oasis is the main survival region, with mobs and normal survival pressure. Serenity is peaceful, with no mobs and no hunger. Utopia is also peaceful and uses a different world-generation style.

Each region has its own world, Pokémon, and progression. Ultra Space adds unusual biomes, Paradox Pokémon, Ultra Beasts, high-level encounters, loot towers, and four additional NPC gyms for advanced players.

Competitive play focuses on Pokémon battles rather than unrestricted world combat. Weekly Saturday tournaments offer legendary Pokémon and other valuable rewards.

Player gyms use type-focused teams led by real players. NPC gyms provide the structured early path, while player gyms and the Elite Four create tougher endgame challenges. The server also has battle-training systems, ranked activity, EV and IV training, Mega Evolution, Dynamax, Gigantamax, Terastallization, and Z-Moves.

The economy uses PokéDollars, Tokens, and Battle Points. Players earn money through battles, gym challenges, quests, hunts, jobs, selling items, and player trading.

Player shops use chest-and-sign setups, and the GTS supports Pokémon trading. Player warps help shops and community builds attract visitors. Tokens can improve Pokémon and raise their value for breeding, battling, or sale.

Regular events include Hide & Seek, PokéRaces, and Spleef on Wednesdays. Weekly Pokémon tournaments take place on Saturdays.

The network also runs build competitions, Shiny Saturday boosts, legendary events, vote parties, staff-led activities, and monthly town halls. Rewards can include Battle Points, crate keys, rare candies, tokens, plushies, cosmetics, and Legendary Pokémon.

The community is organized around a Discord server, player shops, player warps, player gyms, tournaments, build competitions, and town-hall events. New players can ask for installation help, join regional activities, and meet other trainers through trading and gym challenges.

Respectful conduct is required. Harassment, hate speech, spam, NSFW content, advertising, impersonation, political arguments, begging, scamming, and toxic behavior are prohibited.

Hacked clients, X-ray, duplication, exploit abuse, alternate accounts used for unfair advantages, real-money trading, gambling, and malicious griefing or stealing are forbidden. Redstone machines must be small, manually controlled, and free from heavy lag. Legendary and shiny encounters have host-player rights that must be respected.

The server is free to play. Its store sells ranks, rank upgrades, crates, boosters, cosmetics, Cobblemon items, gift cards, and other extras.

The Battle Pass can be progressed through gameplay. Premium ranks can provide additional convenience and rewards, including increased Battle Point earnings. Store purchases support updates, events, and new content.