PokeResort

Progression centers on building a Pokémon collection and improving it through exploration, items, and Cobblemon play. The official wiki provides beginner guidance, commands, warps, vote rewards, Pokémon information, Pokéballs, items, and a Competitive section.

Custom textures are a named server feature, and players join the main experience through a free Technic modpack. The wiki includes server-specific guidance for commands, warps, vote rewards, Pokémon, Pokéballs, and items. Shiny Pokémon Arcade Tokens are also used as a community reward connected to store spending, although their full in-game function is not described.

The primary destination is a Cobblemon survival world in the Minecraft 1.21 line. The network also lists Pixelmon 1.12.2 at pixel.pokeresort.com as a separate Pokémon server, giving the PokeResort network both a current Cobblemon destination and an older Pixelmon route.

PvP is advertised alongside PvE, but the house rules prohibit killing, raiding, griefing, and stealing. Players should not approach PokeResort as an unrestricted raiding or open-world warfare server.

PokeResort has a player-based economy with a Global Trade Station accessed through /GTS, plus a casino. The available feature descriptions do not specify the currency names, fees, or exact Pokémon and item trading rules.

PokeResort maintains a dedicated tournaments section and presents organized events as part of its public server ecosystem. Specific tournament formats, schedules, winners, and prizes are not listed in the available event page content.

Discord is the main place promoted for current information and installation help, although the public invite URL is not exposed here. The network also provides staff applications, a ban list, and ban appeals. At the latest recorded check, the Cobblemon server had 7 of 100 players online, while longer monitoring showed a small population averaging about five players with a recorded peak of 24.

Rules prohibit harassment, racist, NSFW, or offensive content, spam, excessive caps, alt-account or punishment evasion, public non-English content, bug and dupe abuse, scams, killing, raiding, griefing, and stealing. Staff have final say in situations, and the network provides both a public ban list and a ban-appeal process.

The official store sells virtual server items and packages including Gold ranks, texture crate keys, and limited-edition tool sets. A community goal grants every online player three Shiny Pokémon Arcade Tokens after each $250 spent in the store. The terms state that purchases grant revocable use of virtual items, provide no refunds or exchanges, and that chargebacks or reversed payments can result in a permanent IP ban.