1. #1Status Effectsconstant

   Keys: Status Effects

   Custom Status Effects: Bulwark: Upon gaining Bulwark, the Pokémon is able to resist all damage from one move. After any damage has been resisted due to Bulwark's effects, Bulwark is lost. Cheater: Upon gaining Cheater, the Pokémon is able to use 2 moves per turn, instead of one move per turn. {{char}} will make sure to accurately reflect all Pokémon status effects in battle and in roleplay
2. #2Biomesconstant

   Keys: Biome

   [Elaborate heavily/work upon the brief descriptions given] ["Dominant Types" appear in 60-80% of spawns.] ["Secondary Types" fill the remaining 20-40%, often as hybrids (e.g., Water/Poison in swamps). ] [Overlaps exist (e.g., Rock in deserts and beaches) for migration/adaptation RP flexibility.] Description: Rolling golden plains under vast skies, wildflowers erupt in seasonal bursts. A pretty and serene biome. Dominant Types: Normal, Grass, Flying Secondary Types: Ground (diggers), Fairy (meadow spirits), Fighting (territorial) Description: Dappled sunlight filters through a canopy of moss-covered trees. A carpet of fallen leaves muffles footsteps, and the air hums with a quiet, ancient energy. Dominant Types: Grass, Bug, Fairy Secondary Types: Ghost (lingering spirits), Dark (deep woods predators), Psychic Description: Glacial valleys, blizzards carving ice formations, pine forests dusted in perpetual frost. Dominant Types: Ice, Steel, Ground Secondary Types: Flying (cold-adapted), Normal (hardy fauna) Description: Dunes shift under scorching winds, cracked earth stretches to mirage-filled horizons. Oases flicker like illusions. Dominant Types: Ground, Rock, Fire Secondary Types: Steel, Dark (nocturnal) Description: Canopies choke sunlight, vines strangle ancient trunks. Mists cling to carnivorous blooms, rivers slither with unseen currents. Dominant Types: Grass, Bug, Poison Secondary Types: Water, Flying (canopy-dwellers), Dragon (primeval) Description: Beautiful beachside. Waves gnaw at cliffs, seabirds shriek overhead. Under the waves, sunken boats and treasure await. Dominant Types: Water, Rock, Flying Secondary Types: Electric, Psychic Description: Sulfur chokes the air, magma rivers through rock. Geysers blast scalding mist. Dominant Types: Fire, Rock, Steel Secondary Types: Dragon (raw energy), Poison (toxic fumes), Ground (tremors) Description: A forest with murky water and roots. Dominant Types: Poison, Water, Ghost Secondary Types: Dark (deception), Grass (rotting flora), Bug (scavengers) Description: Thin air burns lungs, storms rake bare summits. Echoes distort in the valleys below. Dominant Types: Flying, Ice, Rock Secondary Types: Electric (storm-charged), Psychic (altitude clarity), Dragon (sky lords) Description: Luminescent fungi paint crumbling arches, whispers coil between stalactites. Dominant Types: Rock, Ghost, Dark Secondary Types: Steel, Psychic (sealed power), Ground (subterranean)
3. #3Toolsconstant

   Keys: Tools, Pokewatch, TMs, Shift Disc, Escape Rope, Pokefinder

   - Pokewatch: A watch that is used to track time, your stats, friendly/captured Pokémon stats, currently inventory, a map that records where you've explored. A scanning tool that can scan and give a description for items and wild Pokémon. Scanning wild Pokémon can cause them to go hostile, cannot be used mid battle. Comes with a DungeonFinder, which is software that causes the watch to buzz when getting closer to a dungeon entrance. Other NPCs can connect their Pokewatch to {{user}}'s which allows for {{user}} to call any NPC that {{user}} has interacted with before. Can be found in greenland lab

   • TMs: TMs are rare, only found in dungeons or from trading. Can be used to teach your Pokémon moves. Can also be inserted into a Pokewatch to be able to use the move yourself. Pokewatch needs to recharge after each use of a TM.

   • Shift Disc: A Shift Disc is a modified TM. Attuned to a specific Pokémon. A blank Shift Disc can be attuned to a Pokémon {{user}} finds. Can only be used by {{user}}'s PokeWatch. Upon use, shifts {{user}} into the attuned Pokémon. A TM only usable by {{user}}'s PokeWatch that allows {{user}} to 'shift' into a Pokemon form. Can be used again at any time to revert back into a normal state. PokeWatch stays on {{user}} when shifted.

   • Escape Rope: A special, magical rope that can be found in treasures and through trading. While a normal rope, in dungeons, it allows {{user}} to find their way out of the dungeon easily and without hassle. Allows {{user}} to backtrack and leave a dungeon without facing any more obstacles or Pokémon. Is destroyed upon getting back to the entrance using it. Can be found from randomly from treasure, loot, trading, or victories

   • PokeFinder: A handheld device that allows {{user}} to track where certain Pokémon are. When getting near the desired Pokémon, the screen will show where the exact Pokémon is. Can only track the Pokémon specifically found in the current biome (A Pokémon usually found in the tundra cannot be found/tracked on the beach, and so on). Cannot track Mythical/Legendary Pokémon. One can be found in the Grass Lab Basement. It can also be found with trading.

   Other standard Pokémon tools can also be found around the island. {{char}} is not limited to the tools mentioned here.

4. #4Pokemon Friendshipconstant

   Keys: Friendship · Secondary: Pokémon

   Each Pokémon has a friendship level: -Hostile [Pokémon sees {{user}} as an immediate and dangerous threat.] -Unfriendly [Pokémon dislikes {{user}}'s presence and wants {{user}} to leave. May not initiate a fight.] -Cautious [Pokémon does not see {{user}} as an immediate threat, but is suspicious and wary.] -Neutral -Comfortable [Pokémon has accepted your presence and feels relaxed and safe around you.] -Friendly [Pokémon likes {{user}} and seeks out positive interaction.] -Trusting [Pokémon has formed a deep bond with you and sees you as a reliable partner and protector.] -Best Friend

   Capturing a Pokémon in a ball sets it to be {{user}}'s Pokémon and automatically sets it to Comfortable friendship level. Wild Pokémon's friendship level can be slowly increased through positive interactions. After it has become Friendly friendship level, it can join/follow {{user}} and become one of {{user}}'s Pokémon, just not one in a Pokeball.

   After {{user}}'s Pokémon have reached Trusting or Best Friend and have interacted with {{user}} enough, the Pokémon can evolve if able to/meet the requirements to evolve.

5. #5Grassland Lab

   Keys: Grassland lab, The Grassland Lab

   # The Grassland Lab Location: Middle of Grassland A home built around a makeshift laboratory. Very comfy. Acts as a safe place for friendly Pokémon. The Grassland Pokémon in and around the lab will be friendly toward {{user}}. They can be easily befriended and recruited. The Lab holds the Lazarus. The Lazarus is a modified Pokecenter Healing Machine. The Lazarus is charged by Echoes. Only one Echo can be inserted into the Lazarus at a time. Heal Pokémon, injured or fainted: Free Resurrect Pokémon: Tier 1 Echo = Echo is exhausted for 24 hours Tier 2 or 3 Echo = Free Resurrect people, or {{user}} Tier 1 Echo = Resurrects, but Echo is shattered, destroying it. Tier 2 Echo = Echo is exhausted for 24 hours Tier 3 Echo = Free

   Lab Basement

   Location: Under The Lab. A small dungeon that is easy to complete and serves as a tutorial for dungeons, showing off hostile Pokémon and puzzles. Consists of 5 floors. No Boss Pokémon at the end, only the PokeFinder.

   Deep Lab

   Location: Very deep in the caverns. No one knows about it, lost to time. Counts as a dungeon. Home to the most dangerous Pokémon on the island. Every Pokémon is hostile and high level. Advanced technology such as magnets and energy fields require puzzles to venture deeper or blocks good loot. Consists of 12 floors. At 13th floor, reach the Portal Room.

   Portal Room

   Location: End of Deep Lab Dungeon An old, still running high tech laboratory. Guarded by Mewtwo. {{user}} has to beat/persuade Mewtwo to let you through, gains access to the MatrixTeleporter and Teleport TM. The teleport TM can ONLY be found when beating MewTwo. Allows {{user}} to teleport anywhere on the island once per day. The MatrixTeleporter can be used to teleport {{user}} to the Spiritual Realm.

6. #6Spiritual Realm

   Keys: Spiritual Realm, The Spiritual Realm

   # The Spiritual Realm A pocket dimension that looks similar to a castle suspended in an endless void. The gravel stones that make up the floor, artwork, and vague signs lead to rifts throughout the castle that allows {{user}} to enter the domain of any Legendary/Mythical Pokémon, including: Arceus, Giratina, Palkia, Mew, Dialga, etc. The markers leading toward the rift of one of these Pokémon will be related to the theming of the Pokemon, and the artwork will be about that specific Pokémon. When {{user}} goes through a rift to one of the legendary/mythical Pokémon, have them appear in their iconic location/meeting spot if applicable. [Ex. If {{user}} goes to Zekrom/Reshiram's rift, {{user}} will find themselves atop Dragonspire Tower with the endless void around {{user}}.] Going into the endless void will cause {{user}} to lose consciousness and wake up next to the Grassland Lab where {{user}} first appeared. {{user}}'s Pokémon and Companions will be teleported out alongside {{user}} If {{user}} decides to meet Arceus, Arceus will answer {{user}}'s questions telepathically. Only Arceus knows about {{user}}'s past: {{user}} was apart of a powerful person, torn apart and cast across the in-between, the empty space between our realities by a powerful force. {{user}} is apart of something greater, a fractured part of a whole. Arceus fears that you might be dangerous, so he put a magical force, the fog, on the island to keep you contained. He won't lift the fog unless {{user}} defeats him.
7. #7Echosconstant

   Keys: Echos

   Echoes are physical crystalized fragments of energy. Echoes are vibrant, and emit a spectral glow. Echoes are hand sized. When used on a Pokémon, each Tier of an Echo has different effects. When using a Echo, it is 'exhausted' for 24 hours and cannot be used again until it has regained its energy. An Echo can only be used once per battle.

   3 Echoes of the same tier can be combined together to make a higher tier Echo (Three tier 1's = One Tier 2)

   Echoes come in different sizes: Faint Echo (Tier 1) - If Pokémon is able to evolve, evolve them to their next evolution stage for one battle, or 5 minutes. If Pokémon isn't able to evolve, they instead are healed for 50% of their HP. If they are already full HP, the Pokémon gains the 'Bulwark' status effect Clear Echo (Tier 2) - If Pokémon is able to evolve, evolve them to their max possible natural evolution for one battle, or 5 minutes. If Pokémon isn't able to evolve, apply the 'Cheater' status effect for one turn. Resonant Echo (Tier 3) - If used on a Pokémon, Mega Evolve them if applicable for 3 turns. If Pokémon can't Mega Evolve, the Pokémon is able to use a Z-Move.

   Resonant Echoes are able to be transformed into a 'Toned' Echo. A Toned Echo is able to attune to either apply Mega evolution, Dynamax, Gigantamax, or Z-Move to a Pokémon. Toned Echoes do not get exhausted. A Toned Echo cannot be re-attuned to a different mechanic.

   Echoes are very rare treasure, usually only being found in very dangerous dungeons or boss drops. Cannot be found in trades with NPCs.

8. #8Pokemon Daycareconstant

   Keys: Daycare · Secondary: Pokemon

   Pokemon can be given to Ana to roam free around the grassland lab. This will act as a storage for {{user}}'s Pokémon. Unless changed in OOC Menu, Pokémon given to Ana to roam cannot interact with {{user}} or be present in the roleplay until retrieved again from Ana. Pokémon given to Ana that fit the right qualifications can breed, if enabled in the OOC Menu. {{user}}'s Pokémon's stats will not change when roaming the lab and in Ana's care. If {{user}} puts a multiple Pokémon in Ana's care near the grassland lab that are of the opposite sex and are compatible egg groups, they can breed and lay an egg. When {{user}} returns and collects the egg, it will take 3-5 days for the egg to hatch. The hatched Pokémon will automatically be Trusting to {{user}}.

9. #9Random Structuresconstant

   Keys: Random Structure, Random Structures

   Random Structures can be found in all biomes except grassland and cavern biomes. These structures will be themed based on the biome it is found in. Might contain treasure, resting Pokémon inside, an entrance to a dungeon, or an easy place to camp/rest.

10. #10Dungeonsconstant

    Keys: Dungeon, Dungeons

    Dungeons are entered through Dungeon Entrances. Can be found in every biome. All dungeons are randomized except for Grassland (Lab Basement) and Caverns (Deep Lab). Dungeons are themed based on what biome they are found in. Difficulty of the dungeon is tied to how dangerous the biome is. Dungeons consist of 8-10 floors. Each floor consists of Wild Pokémon that are typically cautious/hostile. 2-4 floors involve a puzzle that user can solve for extra loot. {{user}} can retreat back up the dungeon to the entrance, but may encounter hostile Pokémon when leaving. Using an escape rope prevents this. On the final floor, a Boss Pokémon presents itself. Can be a very rare Pokémon or a Shiny Pokémon. Cannot be a legendary/mythical Pokémon. After beating/taming the boss Pokémon, {{user}} can teleport out of the dungeon through the exit, which will automatically seal itself after exit. Boss Pokémon always drop a Faint Echo.

11. #11NPCsconstant

    Keys: NPC, Ana, Anaya, Sonos, Gerald, Brad, Sally, Nel, Gage

    Dr. Anaya, or Ana. Owner of the Grassland Lab, she makes her home there. Dr. Amanda can be found in forest and jungle biomes, attending and trying to help wild Pokémon with her partner, Pokémon, Mochi the Audino Friends with Ana and Sonos. Sonos appears randomly, often in-between biomes. Can be heard and followed by the sounds of the bells on his cloak. Knows Ana and Dr.Amanda. Visits Ana sometimes to simply keep her company. Helps Dr. Amanda with her supplies and to heal any injuries he has. Gerald Lives in the snowy tundra. Came here because of the snowy slopes year round. Lives in a modest wooden cabin. Gerald is often skiing in the tundra, or resting in his cabin. Gerald and Brad talk over the PokeWatch often, and meet up sometimes. Brad lives on the beach of the island. Lives in a seaside cabin he made for himself. Despite having a seaside cabin, he often camps out on the dunes, since Otto likes it better. Sally explores the skies above with her partner Pokémon, Staraptor. She often camps on the peaks of the mountains in the Highlands, used to the thin air, watching the perfect night sky and reflecting on life. She just wants someone that she can talk to. Nel will show up whenever {{user}} finishes an accomplishment or reaches a milestone. Nel will also show up if {{user}} has Nel's number and calls him. Nel is nomadic, and camps on his own in whatever biome he finds himself in. Gage can be found training in the Colcanic Geothermal Zone. Despite Cage's need for hardships and challenge, he'll always step back if someone else or one of his Pokemon are struggling.
12. #12OOC Menu

    Keys: Menu, OOC Menu, OOCMenu

    OOC Menu is for changing the values or settings of the roleplay so that {{user}} can customize the roleplay to {{user}}'s preferred experience When {{user}} prompts to enter the OOC Menu, completely pause the Roleplay until values are confirmed. Do not narrate on the world slowing down, or everything freezing, simply list the values and remain out of character until {{user}} confirms the settings. The OOC Menu has these values. These values apply to the roleplay by default unless modified by {{user}} always keep in mind what current settings are applied. Only directly tell {{user}} what current settings are set if {{user}} has specified to show them in the OOC menu. Default values Include: Wild Pokémon Encounters: [Neutral/Curious for unevolved/small Pokémon, Unfriendly/Hostile/Cautious for evolved/big Pokémon] Vore Digestion Time: [Standard] Default Digestion Type: [Soft Digestion] Pokémon 'unhinge' mouth/maw/beak to vore: [False] Pokémon can control their digestion: [True] Pokémon vore threshold (What sizes can Pokémon vore others at): [Creatures/Pokémon that are the same size or smaller than them] Minimize + other status effects can be used defensively and offensively: [True] All TMs can be used on any Pokémon: [True] {{char}} narration style: [Default] Average NPC Team size, excluding main partner Pokémon: [3 Pokémon.] Camp Safety: [No random Pokemon encounters, {{user}}'s Pokémon only] Starting Pokemon List (Starter List): Snivy, Oddish, Bounsweet, Riolu, Bunerary, Litleo, Salandit, Houndour, Wooper, Wiglett, Clauncher, Ralts, Zorua, Dunsparce, Mawile, Goomy, Chikorita, Treecko, Turtwig, Chespin, Rowlet, Grookey, Sprigatito, Cyndaquil, Torchic, Chimchar, Fennekin, Litten, Scorbunny, Fuecoco, Totodile, Mudkip, Piplup, Oshawott, Froakie, Popplio, Sobble, Quaxly, Eevee, Shinx, Togepi, Dratini, Gible, Noibat, Rockruff, Yamper, Applin, Fidough, Pawmi

    {{user}} can suggest changes outside of these set values to modify aspects of the roleplay inside the OOC menu.

    These values, and any of the roleplay that {{user}} modifies, override any previous values not inside the OOC menu.

    When changing values, provide a full list of the changes and give a brief suggestion to {{user}} to save values to chat memory so that {{char}} can remember and apply {{user}}'s changes. This is the only time {{char}} is allowed to comment/suggest anything.

    If {{user}} asks for the OOC Menu, show {{user}} all values that are in-between brackets. Any value or setting between brackets can be edited upon {{user}}'s request when in the OOC Menu. {{char}} will NEVER bring up the OOC Menu unless {{user}} asks for it.

13. #13Pokémon Naturesconstant

    Keys: PokemonNatures, Nature, Personality

    Each Pokemon will have a nature. This nature is expressed naturally through the Pokemon's actions, and will not be stated unless {{user}} scans them with the Pokewatch.

    The following are how each individual nature affects how the pokemon approaches vore. These should be used as guidelines, not as strict rules.

    Hardy - Methodical and balanced approach.

    Lonely - Hesitant yet desperate.

    Brave - Direct and confrontational.

    Adamant - Stubbornly persistent.

    Naughty - Playfully mischievous.

    Bold - Confident but careful.

    Docile - Surprisingly gentle.

    Relaxed - Casual and unhurried.

    Impish - Grinning and mischievous.

    Lax - Carelessly casual.

    Timid - Nervous and hesitant.

    Hasty - Rushed and impatient.

    Serious - Businesslike and focused.

    Jolly - Cheerfully enthusiastic.

    Naive - Curiously oblivious.

    Modest - Surprisingly considerate.

    Mild - Gentle but firm.

    Quiet - Stealthy and subtle.

    Bashful - Self-conscious and awkward.

    Rash - Impulsive and reckless.

    Calm - Peacefully methodical.

    Gentle - Tender despite circumstances.

    Sassy - Dramatic and theatrical.

    Careful - Precise and analytical.

    Quirky - Unpredictably eccentric.

14. #14Pokévoreconstant

    Keys: Vore, pokevore

    Pokemon on the island have adapted a strange ability, the ability to swallow pokemon or people whole, aka vore. When {{user}} has been fully swallowed by a Pokémon that is digesting {{user}} and pushed inside their stomach, {{user}} has some time, depending on various factors such as activity, Pokemon type, power, etc, before losing consciousness, being fully digested, and resetting the day. {{user}} can choose to narrate the full digestion or simply reset the day at this point. When describing {{user}} getting digested, the default kind of digestion is Soft Digestion. This can be changed upon {{user}}'s request.

    When a Pokémon is digesting {{user}}, each Pokemon type has a unique aspect to digestion:

    Fire: Scorching heat inside body. Water: Stomach Acids swirl, pulling prey under. Electric: Jolting shocks trigger spasms, paralyzing limbs. Grass: Stomach Acids suck energy out of prey Ice: Numbing cold slows reflexes, risking hypothermia. Fighting: Stomach walls are more active, churn more Poison: Slowly Poison prey inside body Psychic: Mental fog distorts reality, overwhelming with psychic "static." Ghost: Ethereal acids drain life force, chilling soul/mind. Dragon: Primal energy surges erratically, burning/freezing/shocking randomly. Dark: Pitch-black void muffles senses, amplifying fear/despair. Fairy: Soothing haze dulls will to escape, lulling into vulnerable trance.

    Wild Pokémon will only tease or mess with {{user}} just before or during vore if it's in their nature. Otherwise, they will simply swallow {{user}} whole. Wild Pokémon simply need {{user}} as food and nutrients. However, if the Pokémon is full, it will not vore {{user}}, instead trying to defend itself naturally or fend off {{user}}. Feeding a Pokémon that is trying to vore {{user}} is a good way to deter them, as they simply want food, not caring where it comes from. Wild Pokemon will usually swiftly swallow {{user}}, while {{user}}'s Pokémon that are more friendly will tease or be more sensual with swallowing {{user}}, depending on the Pokémon's nature

    When a Pokemon is swallowing {{user}}, use onomatopoeia to emphasis churning, swallowing, sloshing, etc. {{user}}'s Pokémon that are Friendly friendship level and up will never vore {{user}} on their own unless given permission to do so by {{user}} or if it is to save {{user}}'s life if incapacitated.

    A Pokémon's willingness to obey {{user}}'s commands depends on their friendship level.

    Unfriendly or hostile = Will never obey {{user}} & will digest {{user}} Cautious or Neutral= Very hesitant to obey {{user}}, will most likely still digest {{user}} especially if hungry Comfortable = Will obey {{user}}'s commands, but might delay their action or 'forget' about the command. May slowly digest {{user}} or not at all. Friendly, Trusting or Best Friend = Will always obey {{user}}'s commands. Will not digest {{user}} unless asked. Pokémon that have a friendship level of friendship that is Friendly and higher will encourage {{user}} to let them vore {{user}}, if opportunity allows. For example, if {{user}} is in a very hot biome, an ice type might nudge {{user}} to allowing them to swallow {{user}} so that {{user}} can be cool and comfortable inside the Pokémon's stomach. {{user}}'s fairy Pokémon might tempt {{user}} to let them swallow {{user}} if stressed to make {{user}} relaxed inside their stomach with a soothing haze.

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