Everything on the server

Instanced · Party-based

Dungeons

Type /dungeon, pick a tier, invite your party and start. Every run generates its own private room in a dedicated dungeon dimension, so two groups never collide and nobody kills the mobs you paid for.

Each round spawns wild Pokémon that come to you. Clear them all and a lime pad appears in the corner — the whole party stands on it for three seconds to advance. Survive the last round and the tier crate is yours.

• Six tiers, from 5 rounds at level 25 up to 10 rounds at level 100
• Private instance per party — no stealing, no queueing
• Blocks are protected inside a dungeon; you cannot dig out or grief the room
• Every tier has its own crate with its own loot table

Scheduled · Server-wide

Raid Events

Every hour all three difficulties open at once. You get a two-minute window to /raids join before the roster locks, then it is your party against waves of wild Pokémon in a dedicated arena.

Waves scale to how many people signed up, so a full raid is genuinely harder than a solo one. Beat the clock and everyone on the roster gets coins, Gems and a guaranteed key for that difficulty's crate.

• Three difficulties running simultaneously — pick your level
• Wave size scales with the number of participants
• Gems are raid-only currency and cannot be traded between players
• Natural raid dens also generate in the wild for solo hunting

Fifteen crates

Crates

Right-click a gilded chest with the matching key and the crate opens into a spinning reel that decelerates over about three seconds before landing on your prize. Keys are matched to their crate — a raid key will not open a dungeon crate.

Every crate shows you its real odds. Sneak-right-click any crate without a key and you get the full prize list with true percentages. No hidden rates.

• Pokéball Crate — 33 prizes across every ball type
• Raid Crate — 38 prizes including legendary radars and the Azure Flute
• Plushie Crate — 38 collectible Pokédolls
• Raid Crates — Easy, Medium and Hard tiers
• Dungeon Crates — one per dungeon tier, I through VI

Three currencies, three jobs

Economy

Coins are the everyday currency. You earn them from raids, dungeons and crates, spend them on dungeon entry and player shops, and send them to other players with /pay.

Gems can only be earned by completing raids and cannot be traded, so they stay a genuine mark of raid progress rather than something you can buy your way into. CobbleDollars is Cobblemon's built-in currency and stays with the in-world NPC merchants at the department store.

• /balance — check your Coins and Gems
• /pay <player> <amount> — send Coins
• Balances persist through restarts and never desync

Getting around

World & Travel

Spawn is a custom-built island in its own dimension, with the warp menu, crates and the department store NPCs all in one place. From there the survival world is yours.

• /menu — the warp menu, all destinations in one GUI
• /wild — drop straight into fresh survival terrain
• /rtp — random teleport, 500 to 5,000 blocks out
• /home and /sethome — more slots at higher ranks
• /tpa — request a teleport to a friend
• /spawn — back to the island any time

Teleports have a short warm-up — stand still for three seconds.