Items

Admin • Administrator Posts: 338 Linked accounts: @dew @takara @mya	Post by Admin on May 27, 2020 13:31:44 GMT Pokemon Rapture does not have a full inventory system in which you must keep track of every item your character owns. Instead, your character may use up to 3 items in each battle. Which items you character can use depends on how many gym badges your character has earned; see below for the appropriate tables. Note: If you are writing a freeform or partially rolled battle, you and your RP partner may decide that items work differently in your battle. This is fine! But make sure to establish how they work at the beginning of a thread, and keep things fair for both parties. Held items and berries work a little differently. Held items are described below, while information on berries appears in a following post. Held items Pokemon Rapture does use an inventory system for held items specifically. You must purchase held items with EXP and keep track of which ones you own on your character's tracker. Once you have purchased an item, you may move it freely from one Pokemon to another. However, you may not alter a Pokemon's held item in the middle of a thread -- any changes you make to your held items, as to your Pokemon in general, only take effect in threads created after the change is made. For a list of held items and their prices, head over to the held item shop.

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Admin • Administrator Posts: 338 Linked accounts: @dew @takara @mya	Post by Admin on May 27, 2020 13:31:47 GMT Gym badges & battle items The number of gym badges your character possesses determines which items they may use in battle, as shown by the table below. Items available with 0+ badges - Potion Items available with 1+ badge - Antidote - Burn Heal - Awakening - Ice Heal - Paralyze Heal Items available with 2+ badges - Super Potion Items available with 3+ badges - Revive Items available with 4+ badges - Hyper Potion Items available with 5+ badges - Full Heal Items available with 6+ badges - Max Potion Items available with 7+ badges - Full Restore Items available with 8 badges - Max Revive

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Admin • Administrator Posts: 338 Linked accounts: @dew @takara @mya	Post by Admin on Jan 17, 2021 17:04:46 GMT Berries While wandering the Deprin Region, you may occasionally find berries as random event popups. (These popups can also contain Pokemon, as described here.) When you find a berry, it goes into your inventory, which you can view by clicking on "Inventory Menu" next to the "edit" and "quote" buttons in a post on an IC board or the Pokemon Center board. You can also view your inventory on your profile. For one of your Pokemon to hold a berry, you must establish that they are holding that berry in your first post in your battle thread, when you include your team's statblocks. Then, you must also use the berry on that post by clicking on Inventory Menu > Use Item and selecting the appropriate berry. Having your Pokemon hold a berry will consume that berry and remove it from your inventory, even if your Pokemon does not actually eat it in the course of the battle. Your Pokemon may eat a berry and attack on the same turn, but berries are consumed when a Pokemon eats them; they cannot have their effect twice. Mods may sometimes decide when your Pokemon automatically eats a a berry. Below is a list of berries and their effects. Silver and gold berries do not exist in the Deprin Region. The following berries are not found in the Deprin Region and may not be used: SPOILER: Click to show Apicot Berry, Belue Berry, Bluk Berry, Cornn Berry, Custap Berry, Durin Berry, Grepa Berry, Kelpsy Berry, Lansat Berry, Leppa Berry, Magost Berry, Micle Berry, Nanab Berry, Nomel Berry, Pamtre Berry, Petaya Berry, Pinap Berry, Pomeg Berry, Qualot Berry, Rabuta Berry, Razz Berry, Starf Berry, Tamato Berry, Watmel Berry, Wepear Berry. Aguav Berry, Figy Berry, Iapapa Berry, Mago Berry, Wiki Berry: If your Pokemon's health is below 30% of its maximum, it may eat this berry to regain 20 HP. However, a coin flip will then determine whether your Pokemon becomes confused. If heads, confusion occurs; if tails, it's fine. Aspear Berry: If your Pokemon is frozen, it may eat this berry to end the frozen effect. Babiri Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Steel-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Charti Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Rock-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Cheri Berry: If your Pokemon is paralyzed, it may eat this berry to end the paralysis. Chesto Berry: If your Pokemon is asleep, it may eat this berry to wake up. Chilan Berry: If your Pokemon is hit by a Normal-type attack, it may eat this berry to cause the attack to do half damage. Chople Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Fighting-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Coba Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Flying-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Colbur Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Dark-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Enigma Berry: If your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective attack, it may eat this berry to restore 30 HP. Ganlon Berry: If your Pokemon's HP is below 30% of its maximum, it may eat this berry to raise its Defense by one stage (15% of its original Defense). Haban Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Dragon-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Jaboca Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a physical attack, it may eat this berry to deal an equal amount of damage to its attacker. Kasib Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Ghost-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Kebia Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Poison-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Kee Berry: If your Pokemon is hit by a physical attack, it may eat this berry to increase its Defense by one stage (15% of its original Defense). Liechi Berry: If your Pokemon's HP is below 30% of its maximum, it may eat this berry to raise its Attack by one stage (15% of its original Attack). Lum Berry: If your Pokemon is affected by any status condition, it may eat this berry to be cured. Maranga Berry: If your Pokemon is hit by a special attack, it may eat this berry to increase its Defense by one stage (15% of its original Defense). Occa Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Fire-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Oran Berry: Your Pokemon may eat this berry to restore 10 HP. Passho Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Water-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Payapa Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Psychic-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Pecha Berry: If your Pokemon is poisoned, it may eat this berry to recover from poison. Persim Berry: If your Pokemon is confused, it may eat this berry to recover from confusion. Rawst Berry: If your Pokemon is burned, it may eat this berry to end its burn. Rindo Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Grass-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Roseli Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Fairy-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Rowap Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a special attack, it may eat this berry to deal an equal amount of damage to its attacker. Salac Berry: If your Pokemon's HP is below 30% of its maximum, it may eat this berry to raise its Speed by one stage (15% of its original Speed). Shuca Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Ground-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Sitrus Berry: Your Pokemon may eat this berry to restore 30 HP. Tanga Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Bug-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Wacan Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Electric-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage. Yache Berry: When your Pokemon is hit by a super-effective Ice-type attack, it may eat this berry; the attack will then do only normal damage.

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