[PKMN FULL] Z: A Kalos Journey [M] [OOC]

Missions:​

A new stage and a new mechanic right? This particular stage will be introducing a variation on the regular event battles, tag event battles. It's exactly what it sounds like, two players have to team up to battle a pair of the lovely Battle Chatelains in a four on four multi-battle with each trainer using two pokémon each.

Apart from that, I mentioned this briefly in the discord and now it's time to explain the mechanics of breeding. Breeding involves leaving two pokémon in the day care for a full day IC. Once a day has passed those two pokémon, assuming they have opposing gender, will produce an egg. :lennycat:. While in the games, it's a set factor that the baby will share the mothers species andihrit moves from the father, things re a little bit different in Z to allow players more freedom:

• Pokémon bred by the players can have either parents species, chosen by the player OOC; do note however that from your characters perspective this is entirely random.
• Bred pokémon inherit a move from their father and their mother, one each. You do NOT have to pay attention to canonical egg moves either, if you can make a good case as to why your pokémon can use the move they wish for them to inherit, then it can have it. The parents MUST know this move currently.
• You MUST clear up 1: What spcies the baby will be. 2: What moves it will know. 3: If those moves are allowed on the chosen pokémon. Before placing the parent pokémon in day care.

Finally, to encourage mor eplayer interaction and characterization of pokémon in the RP, the famed "Masuda Method" makes a sort of cameo appearance here. While not acknowledged as a factor IC, if the parent pokémon belong to two different players and not to one player alone, then a ten sided dice will be rolled by the GMs. If the dice result equals to ten, the baby will be a shiny pokémon. However, you won't know if it's shiny or not until it hatches!

That's all on Pokémon Breeding as a mechanic, feel free to direct any more questions about this at Jay via Discord.

Now then, without further ado, on to the missions:


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[OPEN] Mission 1:​

Various veteran trainers with a wise disposition and plenty of world knowledge are relaxing in the Battle Chateau and watching te rookies battle the Chatelaines. They've got plenty of pointers to share and advice to give, as well as a bit of fight left in tem for some more practical demonstrations. Take this opportunity to battle against evolved pokémon, get some free advice and attempt to hone your skills as a battler.

Reward:
2 Great Ball, 1 Luxury Ball, 400 Poké

Mission 2:​

Youngster, or should we say, Move Tutor Joey has matured a lot since your last encounter. His Rattata has evolved into a powerful Raticate and he's been studying under various move tutors in the cities and locations he's visited thus far. Still, Joey being Joey, has gotten over-zealous in his training and has decided to test out his talents with some in the field experience tutoring the move headbutt. While demonstrating the move with his Raticate to a lass in the area, he inadvertedly angered a swarm of Volbeat and Illumise calling the old oak home. As you walk down route 7 you see the young man running past with his Raticate, shouting and screaming in fear as the swarm sqiftly rushed behind him. Some things never change, looks like he could use some help.

Reward:
Tutor Headbutt to any Pokémon, 500 Poké, 2 Oran Berries

Mission 3:​

A group of fishermen are taking to the river on their boats and offering any trainer willing to take up a rod and join them. They're competing to see who can fish up the biggest Magikarp, a monthly tradition here on the Route 7. Any trainer willing to join in and learn is being offered one of the higher quality rods in the fishermans stock. While on the water, listen to a few of the fisherman's tales perhaps, they too are wise in their own way and you may find that the monthly tradition is less about catching fish and more about keeping their craft alive.

Reward:
1 Good Rod

Mission 4:​

Dotting the riverside all along Rivière Walk one can find artists galore, painting the scenic beauty of the route by the riverside. They along with their Smeargle are constantly looking for inspiration and competing to see who can capture the true essence of the waters shimmering splendor. To this end, many a time a competition will spring up between multiple artists... although it is rarely ever met with a victor, since every artist present sees their own work as the purest and most accurate representation of Rivière Walk. Just your luck that as you pass by, they would call you over to judge in their stead, to solve this problem. They have promised you a rather enticing reward in return for your efforts however, a pokémon egg said to contain a rare and elegant pokémon that would inspire works of art for generations.

Reward:
A pure white egg with blue floral patterns.

Mission 5:​

Famous Pokémon artist Acel Thauvin, known for his unique style and now recently caught Shiny Smeargle and Regular Smeargle pair, is at a loss. While travelling by carriage alonge Route 7 his vehicle was held up by a sudden shout. Upon stepping outside to see what was wrong... he was knocked unconscious! Now awake and unaware of his assailant... he finds his carriage removed of all Poké, supplies and... perhaps most importantly, his prized painting which he was transporting across the region. Whatever attacked him, it was strong enough to knock out the Mudsdale pulling his carriage along and silent enough to catch him completely unawares. He'll give you a reward, he swears, but he simply must have his paintings returned with the criminal whom took them brought to justice.

Reward:
1500 Poké, 1 Signed Art Set (Paint bow, easel, brushes.)

Mission 6:​

Near the West Side of the river... something is stirring, something incredibly dangerous that if not stopped could take lives and damage the local ecosystem irreperably. They say a man in a black suit released it into the water and left without a word. The Atrocious Pokémon... Gyarados. Yet its scales are pure red, similar to the shiny once said to have been encountered at a certain lake in Johto. It is unlike anything ever seen before in terms of its power... and while now it is content to attack wild pokémon it comes across, people have noticed its behavior getting more and more violent. If it isn't stopped soon it may be too late to do so.

Reward:
Rare Candy (Automatically allows pokémon to learn the next move in its learnset), Cloned Gyarados Embers.

Mission 7:​

The Berry Fields farm is famous for providing trainers with supplies and assistance in return for a little bit of hard labor and assistance. There's no harm in helping them out for a little while and the reward sounds worthwhile. Right now they seem to have one problem in particular, a certain type of pokémon is popping out of the ground and stealing crops before darting back beneath the surface, seems as if the little troublemakers are coming from the enarby caves looking for food. The owner, Old Granny Sitrus, is looking for a trainer with a good head on their shoulders to drive the burrowing menace out.

Reward:
Spinklotad, 1 Berry Fields Supply Packet(5 Sitrus Berries, 2 Lum Berries, 1 "Super-Effective Weakening" berry of your choice.)

[OPEN]Mission 8:​

Over at Berry Fields farm bug types are a constant presence and problem. While working the fields and tilling the land in return for the promised Berry Fields Supply Packet, you're sure to come across a great number of insects trying to steal the precious fruit from right under the farmers noses. If you spot any rustling berry trees as you go about your work, be sure to scare off the thieving miscreants.

Reward:
Sprinklotad, 1 Berry Fields Supply Packet(5 Sitrus Berries, 2 Lum Berries, 1 "Super-Effective Weakening" berry of your choice.)

Mission 9​

A psyduck has an incredibly bad headache near the riverside after being exposed to the effects of a vial of water type boosting mystic water, leading to its psychic powers going out of control. A certain blonde haired trainer has dropped off some secret medicine in order to alleviate the poor thing but nobody can get close to it... as soon as they draw near the psychic power launchedthem away as Psyduck totally loses control. If you can find a way to get close enough to administer the medicine, curretly in the posesin of an old fisherman nearby, then you might be able to help the pokémon out. An easy way to fix the problem would be to knock the psyduck out and administer it then... but people may not take kindly to such a violent option...

Reward:
1 Crystal Vial of Mystic Water, 1 TM Psybeam

Mission 10:​

A certain Grovyle at the pokémon day care has fallen head over heels in love with a Helioptile staying there at the same time. No matter what efforts he makes however, he just can't seem to get her to recognize her. He's tried looking tough, cool, cute... eyrthing he can think of but he just can't seem to get her attention and it's shattering his self confidence and image. Maybe if you help him out he can reward you? He seems more than willing to have the assistance right now.

Reward:
Luck Incense

[OPEN] Mission 11:​

The Pokémon Day Care couple are known for their kindness and discipline when it comes to raising pokémon. They know all the tricks in the book when it comes to raising the pokémon native to the Kalos Region... but they only offer their services to those kind of heart. Sometimes this is apparent to them and they will need no proof of your disposition, but if they have reason to doubt you, they will challenge you to a battle to assure that you're the type of trainer deserving of their assistance. Get past this test of character through nature of battle and they'll offer their breeding facilities and raising techniques for your pokémon to use as you please. (In battle the day care man will challenge you to a 1 on 1 battle. The pokémon he uses will be the fully evolved form of any wild pokémon that has been available up to this point.)

Reward:
1 Day Care Membership (Allows pokémon to be bred and trained at the pokémon day care. Pokémon may spend a stage training at the day care to automatically learn the next move in their learnset.)

[OPEN]Mission 12:​

Every month or so the local Oricorio fly down to the flower fields below and partake of the local nectars in order to change their feathers and take on a different form. Bird watchers delight in watching the magnificent pokémon change en masse in a truly splendid spectacle. Often times they leave items and dance for onlookers, as if to thank those watching for viewing their transformation... after all what is a dancer without an audience? The items left behind can often be useful for trainers on the scene, not to mention this event offers a rare and worthwhile opportunity to battle and capture a pokémon that is usually only found in Alola.

Reward:
Charcoal OR Magnet OR Spell Tag OR Twisted Spoon OR Sharp Beak

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