Edo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haZAIG_Az2k The Klefki you get at the end is holding the key for the subseven sanctum

Update #7

Update #6

All in all pretty good team, Aegislash will likely make the game pretty easy overall. Also, just so you know, Garchomp isn't available until much later in the game (after 14th or 15th badge I believe, unless you got one from trading as well) and Tm Earthquake isn't available at all yet, so the best ground moves it can learn would be Dig or Stomping tantrum. It might be very helpful, especially for Double Battles, to keep Flygon with Dragon dance + Earthquake. It even learns Rock Slide, which isn't available until the 17th badge.

Poor guy grinded Chesnaught up on wild pokemon instead of Clown Indra He has the LearnEggMoves mod from the SWM Pack, his mons could learn all possible Egg moves

There's a chance to find a Fire Stone through mining. Since you're already in Lapis, Shelly is the next leader you have to defeat. With her badge you can use Rock Smash. Afterwards when you go to the crystal cave underneath the Grand Stairway, you can access new parts of the cave with Rock Smash. There's one guy who will give you a Mining Kit, with which you can mine the glowing stones in the cave. Just save in front of a stone and restart the game until you find a Fire Stone.

No problem

Edo10 Just send whatever, don't really need anything

I can trade you one. I have time right now, you too?

If you miss it at the mansion you can still get it later on. During the events at Angie's Church when you're in the tower inside the dimensional rift, there's a hidden cutscene where Anju appears. If you don't have her pendant, you'll receive it at that point.

Doing it with the Shared Box mod is much easier than what I described, you should probably use it

You can even trade between save files with only one computer. First make a copy of your Reborn folder where the game is in. Then in the file called "Game.ini", right under the Game.exe, change the title of your game. For example instead of "Title=Pokemon Reborn" write "Title=Pokemon Reborn2". This will result in a second folder for your savegames. Now you can trade with yourself by running both games at the same time. I recommend doing every single step parallel on both games to ensure everything works without problems. In case you don't, you might lose a pokemon during the trade, though that's not an issue since you can just load an old savegame. Of course if you have two computers then you can do it that way, too.

There are trainers in Grand Hall you can battle repeatedly for grinding

You could use the weather changing mod from the SWM Pack to get sunny weather

Thank you . Wish you good luck with your Mono Ice Memeborn Run, too! I usually use some pokemon wiki sites like bulbapedia, here's a list. You can sort them by their total or average numbers for a better overview. https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pokémon_by_base_stats_(Generation_VII) Considering your eyesight I looked for a list with dark background as well, but could only find one with up to 6th gen pokemon. http://pokemon-index.com/base

You know what? I've been thinking after your suggestion not to exceed my BST limit with boost moves to make the run more difficult. Even though I said I might not have the time for it, I have to admit that I want it to be more challenging. And let's be honest, using boost moves can be kinda cheap. So F* it, I'll do it! No stat boosting moves for this challenge. But I'll limit it to only stat boosting moves. Items and abilities will all still be allowed since, like I already said, comparing them can be really complicated. Also boosts from items and abilities are more moderate: They usually grant something like a 10 or 20% boost, 30 or 50% at most with drawbacks though, and only Huge/Pure Power or special items like Light Ball give 100%. But boost moves can increase your stats by up to 300% without any drawback, and in cases like Coil or Quiver Dance it even applies to 3 different stats at once. I added the new rule to the list in my initial post and I have already redone the battles from the previous update #4 where I had used boost moves and relinked them to the new videos (ZEL, Cal and Kiki). The next update is ready as well. Update #5

Yes. You can find Burmy in a headbutt tree in Seacrest's garden and evolve it to Trash Wormadam (gets Quiver Dance) before Julia, and after Julia you can catch Klink in the Railnet entrance from Obsidia. If you're lucky you can get a Steel type from the mystery egg in Jasper Edit: Whoops, didn't see that it was for Rejuvenation. You can find locations for Steel pokemon in this guide if you need help:

I guess you're talking about the SWM modpack. Just move the Mods folder into the Data folder which is located in your Reborn folder, then delete the mods you don't want to keep. Mods usually contain a Readme which explains how to install the mod, you should read it if your not sure what to do.

Also Stacking Shot, it's like using Rollout and immediately hitting 4 times with increasing damage, and from the second turn you already have max power. And the strongest one: 4xFocus-Punch!

Update #4

I wanted to implement that rule actually, but I'd have to consider items and abilities as well, and calculating those in is kinda hard. I mean, how am I supposed to calculate the improvement by Leftovers? They surely increase its holder's "battle power", but you can't really express that by BST. There are items that directly increase stats, like Choice Band, so that could be calculated, but not compared to others like Leftovers. Or how would the Choice Band's side effect of only allowing one move be included? How would that decrease the BST? There's the same problem with abilities. Some are pretty direct, like Guts giving +50% Att, but what about Technician? It basically has the same boost, but gets applied to the moves base power, not your Att or SpAtt stat, so that would have no affect on base stats. Also since buffs improve the stats of a pokemon, and not the base stats, EVs and IVs will influence the buffs as well. I'd have to constantly calculate back and forth to determine the new "would be" base stats, since some buffs might not let the BST exceed 450 and would still be "legal" per rules, but then after a few more EVs gained it's suddenly too much and I'd have to change my move set. On that note, what about the stat improvement from EVs and IVs themselves? If they cause the BST to go over the limit I'd have to keep them down as well. (Imagine Sandslash, which has a BST of 450 already, not being allowed to have any EVs or zero IVs only) What I'm trying to say is that it would be too complicated and too much work to do so. After thinking this through a lot (maybe too much ) when I was setting this Run's rules, I decided to keep it simple for convenience's sake and allow every pokemon with an original BST of 450 and lower, doesn't matter if it exceeds it afterwards through different means. Of course you could simplify it by adding the rule explicitly as "no buff moves allowed", but everything else is okay. Adding that as extra rule for this kind of run to make it more challenging sounds interesting. But I'd like to first try out how well this will work out as it is, since having no buff moves makes this more challenging which means it'll likely take longer to play through the game. I might become pretty busy from mid- or end-January, and I don't want to cancel this Run because of lack of time.

Grand Hall. Best way for grinding are always the trainers there, unless you're in Agate Circus, then Clown Indra. Another method I once read was to go around with a full Pickup team to collect Rare candies, but I'm not sure how effective that actually is.

Either upload it somewhere (there's lots of sites for that, Discord for example) or send it as an attachment in an Email to yourself.

Here you go, just put the files from the Dark background folder in your Pictures folder again. https://workupload.com/file/WnezD73a

Yes, but why do you ask? I'm not sure what you want. Do you want to change the designs? Or have only dark backgrounds?