> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.mmorealms.gg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.mmorealms.gg/pixelmon-wiki/general-guides/complete-guide-to-pokeballs.md). # Complete Guide to Pokeballs **Contents** 1. [What are Pokeballs?](#what-are-pokeballs) 2. [What do I need to craft Pokeballs?](#what-do-i-need-to-craft-pokeballs) 1. [Ores](#ores) 2. [Apricorns](#apricorns) 3. [Tumblestone](#tumblestone) 3. [Recipes and Uses for Pokeballs](#recipes-and-uses-for-pokeballs) 1. [Normal Pokeballs](#normal-pokeballs) 2. [Ancient Pokeballs](#ancient-pokeballs) 3. [Uncraftable Pokeballs](#uncraftable-pokeballs) *** ### What are Pokeballs? Pokeballs are one of the most important features to not only Pixelmon, but the base games of Pokemon. These are used to catch pokemon you find within the wild so that you can use them on your own team or to fill out your Pokedex. In order to use your Pokeballs, once obtained **you can either throw them directly at the Pokemon** while holding it within your hand and clicking Right Click on your mouse. If you miss the pokemon then the Pokeball will be dropped on the ground which you can go ahead and pick it back up. Alternatively you can **get into a fight with the pokemon** in question and you'll have the **option to throw a Pokeball** at them. You'll want to decrease the Pokemons health and give it status affects for a higher chance at catching the Pokemon. ### What do I need to craft Pokeballs? There are three main ingredients you'll be using to craft any of the Pokeballs on the server with these being **Ores**, **Apricorn** and **Tumbestones**. #### Ores You will need to create the base of the Poke Ball, using some basic Minecraft and Pixelmon ores which each of the recipes on the server, obtained in their normal means as well as the Pokemart. The main ores you'll be using are: * Iron Ingot * Aluminium Ingot * Silver Ingot * Platinum Ingot

**For any of the Pokeball recipe's you'll only be needing one of these** in order to craft the Pokeball. #### Apricorns

Apricorns are one of the main ingredients you'll be using to craft Pokeballs. Depending on which Pokeball you are trying to craft will determine which Apricorns you will need. There are only **7 different apricorns** you can obtain. If you place these within a furnace you will cook them, allowing them to be crafted in lids for the Poke Balls. You will be able to obtain these by finding Apricorn Tree's within the wild which you can harvest any ready Apricorns on them. Apricorn trees will have leaves that are dark green in colour. On these tree's you can find flowers blossoming within the leaves, whos center will match the colour of the Apricorn, which later turn into ripe Apricorns.

In order to obtain apricorns from these tree's all you need to do is **right click on the sprouts when they're full of colour** as seen in the photo above. You can use the Apricorns themselves to grow more trees, by planting them as if they were a seed. Like with Ores, you can **purchase** these from the Pokemart via `/shop` #### Tumblestone **Tumblestone is only needed for any of the Ancient Pokeballs** if you wish to craft them.

In order to obtain tumblestones on the server you will be looking out for **tumblestone mounds** on the server, and then **using a hammer** you'll be able to harvest Tumblestone.

Like with Ores and Apricorns, you can **purchase** these from the Pokemart via `/shop` ### Recipes and Uses for Pokeballs There are numerous amounts of Pokeballs which come with their own uses as well as recipes to craft them. You'll mainly be using the items that are stated above to create each of these. **Some pokeballs have requirements** to get the full potentional of the Pokeball like with the Dusk Ball so be sure to use the fight Pokemon at the right time so you ain't wasting it. All Pokeballs required a base made one specific materials related to the strength of the Pokeball, a stone / blackstone button, and the lid corresponding to the specific Pokeball (crafted with cooked Apricorns) You can purchase most of these Pokeballs on our server via our **Pokemart** which you can access using the command `/shop` #### Normal Pokeballs Here you'll find all of the base Pokeball recipe's on the server alongside the uses of them in the list below?

Normal Pokeball Recipes & Uses

**Poké Ball**

A Poké Ball has a 1x catch rate of Pokemon on the server. **Premier Ball**

A Premier Ball has a 1x catch rate of Pokemon on the server. This is one of the 6 reskins of the Pokeball. **Great Ball**

A Great Ball has a 1.5x catch rate of Pokemon on the server. **Ultra Ball**

A Ultra Ball has a 2x catch rate of Pokemon on the server. **Safari Ball**

A Safari Ball has a 1.5x catch rate of Pokemon on the server when outside the battle. **Fast Ball**

A Fast Ball has a 4x catch rate when used on Pokemon with 100 or more Base Speed. **Level Ball**

A Fast Ball has a 1x to 4x catch rate on Pokemon depenant on their level compared to the wild pokemon in general. I.e. if the highest level pokemon in your party is 4x the level of the target pokemon then the modifier will be 4x. If your level is greater than 2x then the catch modifier will be 2x and so on. **Lure Ball**

A Lure Ball has a 2x catch rate on Pokemon caught via a Poke Rod. **Heavy Ball**

A Heavy Ball has a 1x to 4x catch rate on Pokemon dependant on their weight of the wild target pokemon. I.e. if target Pokemon is 3000 hectograms or more than it will be 4x effective, if it's between 2000 to 2999 then it will be 2.5 and so on. **Love Ball**

A Love Ball has a 8x catch rate if the target Pokemon is the opposite gender to any pokemon within your party as otherwise it will be a 1x catch rate. **Friend Ball**

A Friend Ball has a 1x catch rate on Pokemon. A Pokemon caught with a friend ball will start off with 150 friendship. **Moon Ball**

A Moon Ball has a catch rate between 1x to 4x dependant on how close the phase of the moon is to being full. **Sport Ball**

A Sport Ball has a static catch rate of 1.5x although this will be changing in the future. **Net Ball**

A Net Ball has a 3x catch rate on Bug Type and Water Type Pokemon. **Dive Ball**

A Dive Ball has a 3.5x catch rate on Pokemon submerged underwater. **Nest Ball**

A Nest Ball has a catch rate of 1x to 4x which increases the lower the targets level is from 30. **Repeat Ball**

A Repeat Ball has a 3.5x catch rate on Pokemon already registered as caught within the Pokedex, otherwise it has a catch rate of 1x. **Timer Ball**

A Timer Ball has a catch rate of 1x which increases by 0.3xn for each turn passed up to 4x catch rate. **Luxury Ball**

A Luxury Ball has a catch rate of 1x. Any pokemon caught with a Luxury Ball will gain friendship twice as fast. **Dusk Ball**

A Dusk Ball has a 3.5x catch rate if the light level is in 0 and 3x if the target is in light level 1-7. **Heal Ball**

A Heal Ball has a catch rate of 1x. Any pokemon caught with a heal ball will fully restore their PP, HP and any status conditions. **Quick Ball**

A Quick Ball has a 5x catch rate if used on the first turn of a battle, otherwise it has a catch rate of 1x. **Dream Ball**

Infuse a Dusk Ball with a Chesto Berry inside an Infuser

A Dream Ball has a 4x catch rate on sleeping Pokemon, otherwise it has a catch rate of 1x.

#### Ancient Pokeballs Unlike Normal Pokeballs which includes normal ores from Minecraft for crafting Pokeballs, you'll be using Tumblestone instead with the recipe's and uses found below.

Ancient Pokeball Recipes & Uses

**Ancient Poké Ball**

An Ancient Poké Ball has a 1x catch rate of Pokemon on the server. **Ancient Great Ball**

An Ancient Great Ball has a 1.5x catch rate of Pokemon on the server. **Ancient Ultra Ball**

An Ancient Ultra Ball has a 2x catch rate of Pokemon on the server. **Feather Ball**

A Feather Ball has a 1x catch rate on the server and can be thrown further than normal Pokeballs. **Wing Ball**

A Wing Ball has a 1.5x catch rate on the server and can be thrown further than normal Pokeballs. **Jet Ball**

A Jet Ball has a 2x catch rate on the server and can be thrown further than normal Pokeballs. **Heavy Ball**

A Heavy Ball has a 1x catch rate on the server although this will change in the future. **Leaden Ball**

A Leaden Ball has a 1.5x catch rate on the server although this will change in the future. **Gigaton Ball**

3x Black Tumblestone + 2x Platinum Ingots

A Gigaton Ball has a 2x catch rate on the server although this will change in the future.

#### Uncraftable Pokeballs Here you'll find a list of all the Pokeballs that are currently un-craftable on the server alongside their uses and potential other ways to obtain them.

Uncraftable Pokeball & Uses

**Master Ball**

A Master Ball has a 100% catch rate on any pokemon you use it on so this is perfect to use when catching legendaries on the server. You can obtain a master ball from Pokedex rewards as well as using our Modrinth launcher for the first time. **Park Ball**

A Park Ball also has a 100% catch rate on any pokemon you use it on. **Beast Ball**

A Beast Ball has a 5x catch rate on Ultra Beats, otherwise it has a catch rate of 0.1x. **Origin Ball**

Like the Master Ball, an Origin Ball has a 100% catch rate on any pokemon you use it on so this is perfect to use when catching legendaries on the server. You can only obtain a ancient origin ball from the 20% Pokedex rewards tier. **Cherish Ball**

A Cherish Ball only obtainable via Creative, and like a Poke Ball has a catch rate of only 1x. **Strange Ball**

A Stange Ball isn't obtainable on Pixelmon in any means as it's only used as a place holder for datapack or errors if the Pokeballs texture does not exist. **Christmas Ball**

A Christmas Ball can be found within naturally generated chests within the Mt Lanakila biome. **GS Ball**

A GS Ball isn't obtainable on Pixelmon in any means.

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