Getting Started

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Welcome to AllTheMons! Nope that wasn't a typo! This is a Cobblemon centered Modpack made by yours truly, the ATM Team. To get started you'll need a Starter Pokemon. To get it, Default is (M) Each Region has 3 Starters: Grass, Water, and Fire. You can Click the Icons or move the Arrows to choose. The Grass type has a Green Background with a Leaf Icon. Water type has a Blue Background with a Water Drop Icon. Fire has the Orange Background with a Flame Icon. Each Pokemon will have their Name and Description above them. Once you find one you like, hit the "I choose you!" Button! (Mudkip is my favorite!)

Pokemon Centers are now their own Structures, outside of Villages. Well if you weren't playing before Public Release you wouldn't know that... They are big buildings made mostly out of White Concrete. Once you see the Glass Pokeball on top you'll recognize them! Pokemon Centers spawn all throughout your World. In it will be Villagers and plenty of Machines, like...

The Healing Machine will restore any Pokemon's Health and Attack Points when placed inside. It will also Revive Pokemon that Fainted. It can hold 6 Pokemon at a time and has a Charge. Everytime it is used it takes a bit of Charge. It gains Charge over time, obviously when not in use. You won't be able to take the ones from Pokemon Centers, instead you have to Craft one! Anti-theft policy...

Medical Leaks grow in the Waters of Rivers, Ponds, and Swamps. Basically anything but Saltwater. Get a Brewing Stand, fill some Bottles with Water, then Brew the Leaks into them to get a...

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Apricorn Trees spawn everywhere! Just pretty rare. They are same size as Oak Trees, with Yellowish Brownish Leaves and Brown Logs. On the Leaves, Apricorns will Sprout. Once Matured, you can Right Click them to Harvest. There are 7 Apricorns: Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink, Black, and White. The Color does matter for other Recipes.

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Vulnerable Fighting

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Strong Ghost Psychic Vulnerable Bug Fairy Fighting

Strong Dark Ice Normal Rock Steel Vulnerable Fairy Flying Psychic

Strong Bug Grass Fighting Vulnerable Electric Ice Rock

Strong Bug Fire Flying Ice Vulnerable Fighting Grass Ground Steel Water

Once you choose your Starter, you'll receive the Pokepedia! This book is your complete guide to everything in Cobblemon. You could follow just the book instead of the Quests... But... We prefer that you follow both!

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Leveling Up Pokemon will make them stronger in multiple stats and will be needed for certain Moves and Evolutions. Pokemon gain Experience everytime they Win a Battle, more against Trainers. Also from Catching other Pokemons. You can check how much Experience the Pokemon has or needs to Level up in the Team Menu!

Friendship Value is necessary for Evolving and Fighting. This isn't Palworld, you can't just abuse your Pokemons and still have them work for you. So how do we increase our Friendship? Friendship will increase when you let your Pokemon outside of its Pokeball to Wander with you. Also certain Held Items and Consumables help increase Friendship! Careful to not decrease your Friendship as well though... some Items can take away Friendship in exchange for other help. If Pokemon have too low of Friendship they will refuse to Battle Trainers, so either fix that or put them away!

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Battling Pokemon! Oh yeah that is what we are all here for! Finally... Default to Fight against Trainers or Wild Pokemon is (R). We then get a few choices in what to do. Each Fight goes in Turns, with you going first then them. Each time you get to pick what to do. Fight will open our Moves which are what we use with our Pokemon to Attack the other Pokemon. You can see the Move name, Type, and Attack Points. Once Attack Points are at 0 you can't use them. Switch will let us trade out our Pokemon for a different one from your Team. This will take up a Turn though. Catch only works for Wild Pokemon, check out the Pokeball Quest to learn more. Run and Forfeit work the same. You can leave the Battle. Forfeit will make you lose against the Trainer once accepted. Run, you will need to leave a certain area from the Pokemon to quit the Battle. Within Battle you can Press the same Button to enter it, to free roam. Here you can Feed the Pokemon Items.

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Medicinal Brew! These can be Crafted or Brewed into Consumables. Ones that Boost Stats, ones that take away Effects, even ones that give Effects! Can you Brew them all?

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The key to Catching Pokemon! The Pokeball! You can use them only on Wild Pokemon either in the Wild or in Battle. In the Wild just aim your Pokeball at a Pokemon, and Right Click to Throw it! In Battle you'll need to choose the Catch Button. This will take a break from the Battle to let you try and Catch them. After Throwing the Pokeball it will be used up. Either it will Catch the Pokemon and they will become part of your Team or added to your PC. If the Ball fails to Catch them nothing will happen unless you were in a Battle. If it fails, you will lose your Turn in Battle. Different Balls have different Catch Rates. The higher the better! Also weaker Pokemon and Damaged Pokemon are easier to Catch.

Now that you've got Pokemon, you need to learn how to best use them! Default is (R) to toss your first Pokemon on the Team out of its Pokeball. This will have them Wander around you like a Tamed Dog. While out they will Attack all Hostile Mobs and anything that Hits you or you Hit. But if they take Damage or Faint it counts the same as if they were in a Battle. Check next Page to see how to change and inspect your Team. The Button you used to pick a Starter is how you can see and change your Team. On the Left you'll see the Pokemon's Picture, Name (which you can change), the Type, Gender, and Held Item. Right shows your Team, you can Click the other Pokemon to inspect them as well. The Middle has 3 Pages each which can change to see new Stats. First Page: Shows more Pokemon Stats! Yay! It gives us the Pokedex Number, Pokemon Species, Pokemon Type again, the Owner, its Ability and Description, and its Experience. Second Page: Gives us the Moves the Pokemon uses in Battle. Tap the Move to see its Description, Power, Effect, and Accuracy in the bottom. You can use the arrows on the left to change the Move order. Or use the button on the right to switch out Moves. Third Page: and final page, is about Stats. All the Graphs show the Pokemon Health (HP), Attack (atk), Defense (def), Speed, Special Defense (Sp.Def), and Special Attack (SP.Atk). Stats show us the current Stats the Pokemon has. IV is the Stats the Pokemon came with, while EV shows the Stats that have grown through Battles or Items. Other gives us Friendship and Dynamax. Friendship is a very important Stat!

Some Pokemon have died out millions of years ago... But a lucky few have been preserved by Fossilizing! Let's find them! Grab your Brush and head to a Dig Site.

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Some Pokemon don't Spawn like most, some like to live in the Depths of the Ocean! In order to get to them we'll need a Pokerod! Wait, a Pokerod? Yes, a Fishing Rod in order to Bait out these Pokemon. To Craft one, we'll need a Fishing Rod Template. You can Trade with a Master Fisherman Villager to get one!

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The PC is a Machine for Storing Pokemon. It has 100 Boxes each which can fit 30 Pokemon. You can Drag Pokemon from your Team into the PC or vice versa. When hovering over any Pokemon in the Menu you can see their Name, Species, Type, Nature, Ability, Held Items, and Moves. If you move a Pokemon over toward your Team there will be a Release Button. Press it with a Pokemon and that Pokemon will be released into the Wild! So no longer in your Pokeball or being your Pokemon at all.

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If you're a busy trainer on the move a lot, you can craft a PC on a Stick and use it on the road just like you would a crafting table on a stick. It comes in a Healing Station variation too.

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The Pasture Block works hand in hand with the PC. Just this one lets your Pokemon wander around a certain area! You can move up to 16 Pokemon to a Pasture. They will then walk around the area around the Pasture. Pokemon wandering will Attack Hostile Mobs or Mobs you Hit. If a Pokemon Faints, they will return to the PC.

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Hey, Pokemon got to come from somewhere! If 2 Pokemon are roaming in a Pasture, they can Breed. But, there are many requirements before they can. First, we'll need a Male and Female in order to Breed. The Baby Pokemon will come from a Pokemon Egg, it will be the same Species as the Mother. Both Pokemons will need to be in the same "Egg Group". Use the Wiki, I'm not listing every single Pokemon! Lastly there are some Attributes and Pokemon themselves, which can't Breed... If you meet all the Requirements, then the Female Pokemon will lay an Egg every once in awhile!

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Ditto is a true casanova, everyone loves him! Ditto can be used to Breed with any Pokemon that can Breed, as a substitute for a missing Pokemon. He can even Breed with some Pokemon that can't normally Breed! When you use a Ditto, the Egg will be the same Species as the Pokemon the Ditto bred with.

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Revival Herbs are grown in Lush Caves and can be Farmed in Farmland. Mature Revival Herbs will also Drop Pep Up Flowers! You can use a Revival Herb on a Pokemon that Fainted to Revive them... but they'll remember that and not in a good way. AKA you'll lose Friendship. How about we Smelt it to get Healing Powder or use that to Craft a better Revive.

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Toasting a Revival Herb will give us Healing Powder. This Powder will take away all Effects from your Pokemon. Like Paralyze! This will take away Friendship though... Or we can Craft it into Revive. This is an Item which will Revive a Fainted Pokemon and give them half of their Health back. You can make a more powerful Revive with 3 of them or make some Machines!

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Big Roots spawn from the Ceilings of Caves, like Glowberries. They spawn above Deepslate! Sometimes it might actually be an Energy Root that looks and spawns like a Big Root.

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Remedy is made from Smelting a Big Root. It is an Item that can be Fed to a Pokemon in or out of Battle to restore Health (not at the exchange for Friendship). You can Craft with it to make even better Remedies!

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Radical Trainers is a Cobblemon Addon that gives us Trainers but also changes the Levels our Pokemon can reach... That is until we Defeat a certain Trainer! In order to find out, you'll need a Trainer Card. Either Craft them or Trade for them with a Trainer Associate. Trainer Associates will Spawn around you if you are Holding your Trainer Card out and don't have a set Series or if you are near a Village. When one is close enough, the Trainer Card will glow like it's Enchanted, and an arrow will appear above it in your hand and will point to the Trainer Associate. These Villagers can also give you the Series, which will tell you which Trainer you need to Defeat to raise your Level Cap. Right Click the Trainer Card to view who they are, and even Stats on previous Trainers you've Fought!

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The Pokedex is a very important tool. It works as a Glossary for every Pokemon in the game! If a Pokemon is Fought in Battle, its Name, Picture, Animation, and Sound will show up. If a Pokemon is Captured you'll get all of those plus: Type, Entry, Ability, Height and Weight, Base Stats, and Drops. There is a Search Bar where you can search by Name, Ability, and Drops. So if it is set to Drops, you can look up Clay Balls to see what Pokemon Drop those on Death. Or if you want the Ability Identify, add that with the Ability Filter to see which Pokemon have Identify.

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