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Generation X - The Third Chapter

(If you are looking for the fourth iteration hosted by Ayecrusher King or details about Brunica, jump to this post here)
“One adventure happened in Brazado, another occurred in Loria. Yet another region will soon be discovered, but what new Pokémon to be found, the locales of the region, and their mystical Legendary Pokémon be, we will have to discover upon ourselves…”Generation X - The Third Chapter

(If you are looking for the fourth iteration hosted by Ayecrusher King or details about Brunica, jump to this post here)




The guideline is written by Sharpen42 and Hematite, with modifications from yours truly.
- Fixed types: Sometimes you'll have to submit a concept that fullfils a category so specific, that you will limit the typing for one or more of your subs. For cross-gen evolutions or pre-evolutions, they must share at least one type with the receiving Pokémon.
- BST limits: Every slate we'll establish in the fist post the maximum and minimum values for the Base Statistics Total of your subs, so that they respect the power level expected by their category; there are also some general notes, that are:
- Extreme minmaxing allowed, so long that it is balanced by other factors, and not lower attacking stat. An example of extreme minmaxing is 140 Attack and 15 Special Attack, or 35 Defense and 170 Special Defense. Feel free if you’re confident that it won’t make your submission overpowered!
- That said, while you should be careful with balancing, don't be afraid to let your Pokémon excel in at least one of its stats, even if it's an early-game Pokémon that you want to look weak! Almost all fully evolved Pokémon have at least one stat above 100, and a large number go higher than 110 or 120 with their highest stat.
- You can use this spreadsheet (original by Hematite) to compare your sub's stats to those of existing Pokémon.
- It is generally not a good idea to try give a pre-evolution for Pokémon with already very low BST (as were the case for Pikachu and Jigglypuff for examples) or an evolution for Pokémon with very high BST (500 or especially higher range) unless you have a valid reason.
- Counterparts and trios: In some slates you'll be able to submit some counterparts, for example version-specific Pokémon or small groups of 2-3 Pokémon that are related by any characteristic, like typing, BST, habitat, prey and predator, etc.; for this type of sub, components of the group will be voted as a whole, you won't be allowed to vote only for just one (or two if it's a trio) of them; some other slates the rules of the slate will impose you to submit a trio or a couple of counterparts, other ones will totally deny you to do so. You can also establish a new counterpart to an already existing Pokémon so long that their BST are matching stage-per-stage.


Based of Yoshiblaze’s Roadmap, with modifications.
Each Slate will have ~5 days of submissions and ~2 days of voting.
Same rules as Gen X and Gen X: Loria - ask me any question if something's unclear, preferably on Discord.
Stats will be done at the same time as all submissions.
Movepools can be completed any time after winners are voted in, as the mod won't be coded until its completion, but you are encouraged to list as many moves as possible to not leave your movepools lacking if you never complete them.
Regional Forms, Lookalikes (think of Wiglett), Cross-Gen Babies / Pre-Evos and Cross-Gen Evolutions(x) can be subbed for any slate except for the first three slates and the 14th slate (for obvious reasons), and as long as appropriate for the slates.
(x)Regarding Pokémon that already got a Mega Evolution, be it official or from Loria, cross-gen evos that resembles too much from the Mega “counterpart” will be very likely to be vetoed. If you’re not sure, a regional form with evolution is the safest bet for those.
Slate 1 - Region and Legendaries + Poll on if we want a Generational Gimmick
Slate 2 - Generational Gimmick (if “Yes” wins the poll) + Creation of a TM and Tutor List
Slate 3 - Starters (Grass, Fire and Water)
Slate 4 - Early Route Mons (Usually lower than average BST)
Slate 5 - ”Grassy Area” Slate
Slate 6 - Cave + Electric Rodent Slate
Slate 7 - Cold Area Slate
Slate 8 - Forest Slate
Slate 9 - Spooky Slate
Slate 10 - Aquatic Slate
Slate 11 - Fossil Slate
Slate 12 - Free Slate
Slate 13 - Gift Slate
Slate 14 - Minor Legendaries + Pseudo Legendary Slate
Extra Slates (if needed) - Counterparts, More New Pokemon, and Regional Forms, or just more Free Slates in general
Final Slate - Formation of the Regional Dex (Nominations + Council’s Additions)
After Slates Poll - Transfer Starters, Legendary and Mythical
Each Slate will have ~5 days of submissions and ~2 days of voting.
Same rules as Gen X and Gen X: Loria - ask me any question if something's unclear, preferably on Discord.
Stats will be done at the same time as all submissions.
Movepools can be completed any time after winners are voted in, as the mod won't be coded until its completion, but you are encouraged to list as many moves as possible to not leave your movepools lacking if you never complete them.
Regional Forms, Lookalikes (think of Wiglett), Cross-Gen Babies / Pre-Evos and Cross-Gen Evolutions(x) can be subbed for any slate except for the first three slates and the 14th slate (for obvious reasons), and as long as appropriate for the slates.
(x)Regarding Pokémon that already got a Mega Evolution, be it official or from Loria, cross-gen evos that resembles too much from the Mega “counterpart” will be very likely to be vetoed. If you’re not sure, a regional form with evolution is the safest bet for those.
Slate 1 - Region and Legendaries + Poll on if we want a Generational Gimmick
Slate 2 - Generational Gimmick (if “Yes” wins the poll) + Creation of a TM and Tutor List
Slate 3 - Starters (Grass, Fire and Water)
Slate 4 - Early Route Mons (Usually lower than average BST)
Slate 5 - ”Grassy Area” Slate
Slate 6 - Cave + Electric Rodent Slate
Slate 7 - Cold Area Slate
Slate 8 - Forest Slate
Slate 9 - Spooky Slate
Slate 10 - Aquatic Slate
Slate 11 - Fossil Slate
Slate 12 - Free Slate
Slate 13 - Gift Slate
Slate 14 - Minor Legendaries + Pseudo Legendary Slate
Extra Slates (if needed) - Counterparts, More New Pokemon, and Regional Forms, or just more Free Slates in general
Final Slate - Formation of the Regional Dex (Nominations + Council’s Additions)
After Slates Poll - Transfer Starters, Legendary and Mythical


Each new Fakemon, Regional Form/Evolution or group of counterparts (2-3 Pokémon, cannot be voted individually) will be voted singularly, so votes will look like this:
The number of votes depends from the slate's decided category, and whether the vote is ranked or not will be determined in each slate.User1's Fakemon
User2's Fakemon1 and Fakemon2
User2's Regional Pokémon1, Pokémon2 and RegionalEvolution
Self-voting is allowed as long as you voted at least another user’s submission. You have a maximum of two self-votes, and you cannot have more self-votes than your votes for other people’s submissions.
Each slate has a Submission Phase (7-10 days), a Voting Phase (2-5 days), and a Discussion Phase (0-2 days, won't coincide with next submission phase only if there is something specific to discuss). We'll start with an Opening Phase of two days to let people ask questions and for us to correct this OP.


Name: the new move's name; try to use combinations of words never used before in Pokémon games
Type: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/types/Type.png
Category: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/categories/Category.png (Physical, Special or Status)
Base Points: try to balance this, PP, effect and accuracy; only multiples of 5 are allowed as values.
Power Points: specify just the max PP if you want; allowed values are 8, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64.
Accuracy: write -- if it never misses; must be multiple of 5
Miscellaneous: optional; write here if it makes contact or not, or if it's a sound, biting or a punching move, or others.
Effect: anything specified outside of the template is valid, just try not to make it too complicated
Distribution: list of Pokémon that will receive the submitted move.
Type: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/types/Type.png
Category: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/categories/Category.png (Physical, Special or Status)
Base Points: try to balance this, PP, effect and accuracy; only multiples of 5 are allowed as values.
Power Points: specify just the max PP if you want; allowed values are 8, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64.
Accuracy: write -- if it never misses; must be multiple of 5
Miscellaneous: optional; write here if it makes contact or not, or if it's a sound, biting or a punching move, or others.
Effect: anything specified outside of the template is valid, just try not to make it too complicated
Distribution: list of Pokémon that will receive the submitted move.
Name: avoid using a name too similar-sounding of existing Abilities.
Effect: try to keep it balanced and don't combine too many effects, usually they should apply a maximum of 2 boosts/drops.
Distribution: list of Pokémon that will receive the submitted ability.
Effect: try to keep it balanced and don't combine too many effects, usually they should apply a maximum of 2 boosts/drops.
Distribution: list of Pokémon that will receive the submitted ability.
Original Species: indicate if this Fakémon is a new evolution, pre-evolution, regional variant or lookalike (PokéTypos) to an existing Pokémon, be it an official one or from Brazado / Loria; omit if is not the case
Name: the name for your Fakemon.
Counterpart(s): write the names of the counterpart of the Fakemon, write none or omit the field if there isn't any.
Typing: the typing of your Fakemon, remember to respect the rules; you can use these link for images: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/types/Type.png.
Ability: the ability of your Fakemon, this can be exclusive or new only in some cases.
Base Stats: HP / Atk / Def / SpA / SpD / Spe (BST) you can write these in any configuration you want, the important thing is that you write a matching BST that also fits with slate-specific and general rules. New pre-evolutions’ BST have to be lower than the original, while evolutions’ BST is usually higher; for regional forms and Lookalikes, their BST must match.
Notable Moves: try not to give too many moves, keep the role clear; you can make a complete movepool later on.
Height + Weight: indicate the meters and kilograms of your submission. Weight is more important due to mechanics involving weight, such as Low Kick, Heavy Metal and Float Stone.
New Features: describe the effect of the new moves you introduce with your sub, specify if new ability/ies and moves are to be exclusive to this Fakemon or if they have to be featured in the slate dedicated to the dristribution of new moves and abilities to old and new Pokémon.
Flavour/Design: you can write anything you want about your new Pokémon and its interaction with its habitat.
Potential Competitive Role: you can describe the role that your Fakemon will have in the new metagame, considering previous Pokémon and potential new competitors; not all submissions have to be OU-viable, so do your best to describe what it can do in the potential tiers it will reside in.
Name: the name for your Fakemon.
Counterpart(s): write the names of the counterpart of the Fakemon, write none or omit the field if there isn't any.
Typing: the typing of your Fakemon, remember to respect the rules; you can use these link for images: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/types/Type.png.
Ability: the ability of your Fakemon, this can be exclusive or new only in some cases.
Base Stats: HP / Atk / Def / SpA / SpD / Spe (BST) you can write these in any configuration you want, the important thing is that you write a matching BST that also fits with slate-specific and general rules. New pre-evolutions’ BST have to be lower than the original, while evolutions’ BST is usually higher; for regional forms and Lookalikes, their BST must match.
Notable Moves: try not to give too many moves, keep the role clear; you can make a complete movepool later on.
Height + Weight: indicate the meters and kilograms of your submission. Weight is more important due to mechanics involving weight, such as Low Kick, Heavy Metal and Float Stone.
New Features: describe the effect of the new moves you introduce with your sub, specify if new ability/ies and moves are to be exclusive to this Fakemon or if they have to be featured in the slate dedicated to the dristribution of new moves and abilities to old and new Pokémon.
Flavour/Design: you can write anything you want about your new Pokémon and its interaction with its habitat.
Potential Competitive Role: you can describe the role that your Fakemon will have in the new metagame, considering previous Pokémon and potential new competitors; not all submissions have to be OU-viable, so do your best to describe what it can do in the potential tiers it will reside in.


The Council






Our Discord server!
(Third Chapter) Spreadsheet (alongside Brazdo and Loria)
Average Movepools by Type - Helps with creating movepools for new Pokémon.
Brunica Spreadsheet
Any art contribution for the OP or Region 4: Brunica will be welcomed!
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