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So hyped! The teaser was amazing, great job everyone!!

If you're using Windows, then go to the following folder: C:\Users\ Your PC Username \Saved Games\Pokemon Reborn There you should be able to see this:

@Commander @The Swordsman

Clefable is my secondary win-condition and only form of terrain control. It's carried me against most of the difficult boss battles through a combination of Misty Terrain + Cosmic Power (Clef + Empoleon actually beat Aya on the first try). On the other hand, Rotom-Wash is part of my bulky trio that's meant to tank hits and spread status conditions. It's physically defensive and spreads burns, while Empoleon handles the special side and spreads toxic poison. Arcanine supports them through Intimidate + Snarl, which makes is perfect for doubles. I absolutely recommend trying them out whenever you can!

I tend to do themed runs (monotype, monogen) on occasion, but I settle on a team after 2-3 playthroughs. The non-themed teams (like the one I'm using atm) are based on a Fire-Water-Grass and/or a Dragon-Fairy-Steel core for stability. I try and avoid using NPCs' ace 'mons as much as possible, but if I like the Pokemon enough then I'll use it regardless. A Reborn / Rejuvenation-specific rule I have for non-themed runs is to only use event Pokemon. As of the end of E18, my team is: Salamence Clefable Empoleon (completes the Dragon-Fairy-Steel core) Arcanine Rotom-Wash Naganadel* (it'll be my ace since no other NPC uses it, and I can't let it waste after all that effort) *The last slot was previously filled by the mystery egg reward (Volcarona) and my first mega (Heracross).

I'd like to suggest Salamence. It's a 'mon with such an inspirational story that it needs it own anime arc totally not biased.

Oops, I forgot about Trick Room's -7 priority. Definitely a bad idea. That said, I also recommend Dugtrio for this battle. It fulfils the same purpose as Lycanroc, except it does so via fast Earthquakes and works well with Flygon, who can simultaneously spam Rock Slide.

It may seem counter-intuitive, but consider adding Trick Room on Alakazam, since it has the speed to set it up. You can replace Hidden Power (if you have the TM) or Encore. Also, giving Alakazam an Amplifield Rock will give you enough Trick Room turns so that Bronzong won't have to set it up later. You could lead with Alakazam + Bronzong. At turn 1, Alakazam can use Trick Room, which means that Bronzong attacks before Charlotte's 'mons, thereby letting you use Rain Dance before they hit you with those fire moves.

Only Pokemon with Multiscale ignore those weaknesses, ergo it applies only to Dragonite. If it worked for all dragons then it'd be incredibly broken .-.

It's easy to do, but you need to post your save file here so that the change can be made.

Both Rock Climb spots lead to different parts of the Larvitar event. You can't complete it without exploring both of those areas. Deino is found at the Subseven Sanctum. The process is the same as Litwick, but you need to make sure that you have 3x Dark Material in your bag.

You need to use an Ice Stone to evolve it. (The Kimono Girls sidequest at the theatre gives one as a reward, iirc)

Your Magnezone should be able to beat Klefki 1v1, since Klefki can't really do much (if anything) to Magnezone. Also consider giving Magnezone an Amplifield Rock to boost the duration of Electric Terrain. Setting it up mid-battle vs Klefki should also allow Magnezone to beat Empoleon (electric moves under electric terrain should make short work of it). If Empoleon still manages to beat Magnezone, then Swampert should neatly finish it off. Sandslash > Metagross Excadrill > Flygon (should outspeed it) Scizor > Infernape Klefki > Magnezone Empoleon > Swampert Aegislash > Aegislash

Shifting the knight to that spot makes sure that the black king can't move to the white squares. This also lets your bishop cover the black squares, which results in a checkmate.

Espurr's pretty good during early-game. Evolves fairly early (Lv.25) and has a decent learnset too. If you get a male Espurr, then Prankster Meowstic can be a great support Pokemon with dual screens and Misty Terrain (if you need terrain control).

Dragon Tail has -6 priority, so Quagsire will always hit first with its moves (all of which have 0 priority). That said, if you're still stuck at Terra, then you could always train a new Pokemon to change the terrain. Depending on what you have in your box, any Pokemon that learns either Electric Terrain / Mist / Misty Terrain will do the trick. Since you have no Heart Scales, the only options would be Manectric and Vanilluxe. Alternatively, you could just mine the rocks at Ametrine / Celestine mountain and try to get a Heart Scale from those (soft-resetting should do it).

Used only Clefable (Misty Terrain + Cosmic Power is OP).