TalonMC Cobblemon Wiki

Gyms are the main battle ladder on TalonMC Cobblemon, running in a fixed order from Rock to Dragon. Each gym has three trainers and a leader, and every leader win pays money, claim blocks and a random item drop.

How to open it: Type /gyms to open the gym menu, see each level cap and teleport to any gym you have unlocked. Use /levelstop to keep a Pokemon under the cap.

There are 10 gyms and 4 difficulties: Easy, Normal, Hard and Nightmare.

• Fixed order: You clear each gym before the next one unlocks, and fight trainers 1, 2 and 3 before the leader.
• Party level cap: The cap applies to every Pokemon in your party, not only the ones you send out.
• Badges: Your first leader win on each difficulty awards that gym's badge, from the Boulder Badge to the Legend Badge.
• Normal: Unlocks after all 10 gyms on Easy and /rankup level 5, with bigger, higher-level teams.
• Hard: Unlocks after all 10 gyms on Normal and /rankup level 10, and every gym Pokemon has perfect IVs.
• Nightmare: Unlocks after all 10 gyms on Hard and /rankup level 15, with full competitive six-Pokemon teams.
• Leader cooldown: Beating a leader puts that gym on a 3 hour cooldown for that difficulty.
• Reward preview: Left-click a leader to see the rewards for your current difficulty.

Note: If any Pokemon in your party is above the level cap, the trainer will not battle you.

Tips

• Losing does not reset your progress inside a gym, so heal up and challenge the same trainer again.
• Battles are singles and gym trainers allow one healing item per battle, so plan your team around that.
• On Nightmare your cap sits 12 levels below the leader's best Pokemon, and leaders can drop a Shinigami Key.
• When your team reaches about level 18, start with Brock's Rock Gym on Easy.

Example: Leader rewards grow by $10,000 and 50 claim blocks per gym. Brock pays $10,000 and 100 claim blocks, Drayden pays $100,000 and 550, so one full clear of all 10 gyms pays $550,000 and 3,250 claim blocks.

Legendary Quests are long expeditions that end with a legendary summon item or Spawn Key. Each step bundles objectives like visiting biomes, travelling, mining, catching and battling, and every chain pays big money along the way.

How to open it: Type /missions to view and track your Legendary Quest chains.

There are 8 active quest chains with 26 steps in total.

• Marshadow: The first chain, Master of Shadows, is open from the start and ends with a Shadow Ichor Bucket.
• Lake trio: Uxie, Mesprit and Azelf chains each end with a Proof of Conquest summon item.
• Spawn Key chains: Manaphy, Diancie, Hoopa and Shaymin chains end with that legendary's Spawn Key.
• Spawn Keys: A key spawns its legendary at Level 70 in front of you as a wild Pokemon you must catch.
• Shiny chance: Every Spawn Key has a 2% shiny chance when used.
• Perfect IVs: Legendary and mythical Pokemon spawn with 3 guaranteed perfect IVs, except the Regi family.
• Replays: Each chain can be replayed 30 days after you finish it.
• Other sources: Legendaries also come from Legendary Monuments, Saturday raids, Hard and higher dungeons and some crates.

Note: A Spawn Key legendary appears as a wild Pokemon, so bring Poke Balls and a team ready to catch it.

Tips

• Chains unlock only by finishing the previous one, and there is no way to buy a skip.
• Spawn Keys only work in the main Overworld outside spawn, so travel out before using one.
• Right-click a Spawn Key once for a warning, then again within 10 seconds to confirm.
• Legendary Monuments in the open world can be contested by any player, and claims cannot cover them.

Example: Regular steps pay $5,000,000 and each final step pays $15,000,000. With 18 regular steps and 8 final steps, a full run pays $90,000,000 plus $120,000,000, which is $210,000,000.

Raids are server-wide boss fights in a dedicated arena where everyone online takes on the same boss. Top raiders can win the boss itself at Level 70 with at least 3 perfect IVs.

How to open it: When a raid is announced, type /raid or /raid join during the 5-minute join window. Use /raid top for the live leaderboard and /raid rewards for the reward table.

Raids run at 1 PM and 8 PM Eastern on 5 days a week, and there are 5 streak tiers plus 2 special titles.

• Schedule: Raids are announced 15 minutes ahead, then give everyone up to 20 minutes to bring the boss down.
• Raid kit: You get 8 Hyper Potions and 4 Revives, and you keep your inventory in the arena.
• Four phases: The boss changes phase at 100%, 75%, 50% and 25% of its health.
• Shields: The boss raises shields that the raiders must break together.
• Saturday legendaries: Saturday bosses are box-art legendaries such as Mewtwo, Rayquaza, Dialga and Palkia.
• Contribution: Your score comes from damage, shield breaks, revives and heals.
• Streak titles: Each streak tier pays Dungeon Coins and unlocks a title you wear with /raid title.

Note: You can only join during the 5-minute join window after a raid is announced.

Tips

• There are no raids on Tuesday or Thursday, so plan around Monday, Wednesday and the weekend.
• Teleport, PC, trade, store and backpack commands are blocked during a raid, so prepare beforehand.
• Break 25 boss shields to earn the Deathbringer title, or place first in 10 raids for Raid Champion.

Example: Streak tiers pay 250, 500, 1,000, 2,500 and 5,000 Dungeon Coins at 1, 5, 10, 25 and 50 raids, so reaching Mythic earns 9,250 Dungeon Coins in total.

Dungeons are solo runs of 6 waves of Pokemon matched to the tier you pick. Clearing wave 6 spawns a reward Pokemon that you are guaranteed to catch, plus Dungeon Coins and Poke Balls.

How to open it: Type /dungeons to pick an unlocked tier, review the run and pay the entry fee. The same menu opens the dungeon shop, skills and milestones.

There are 5 dungeon tiers and 6 Dungeon Coin skills.

• Easy: Costs $5,000,000, pays 5,000 Dungeon Coins and unlocks after the first 4 gyms on Easy.
• Normal: Costs $10,000,000, pays 10,000 Dungeon Coins and unlocks after all gyms on Easy.
• Hard: Costs $15,000,000, pays 20,000 Dungeon Coins and unlocks after all gyms on Normal.
• Nightmare: Costs $25,000,000, pays 40,000 Dungeon Coins and unlocks after all gyms on Hard.
• Hardcore: Costs $40,000,000, pays 75,000 Dungeon Coins and unlocks after all gyms on Nightmare.
• Break rooms: After every second wave you visit a break room that hands out healing items.
• Dungeon shop: Coins buy Master Balls, Ability Patches, Mega Stones, starter Pokemon and 50 Credit vouchers.
• Skills: Coins also buy permanent skills such as more coins, more healing items and a shop discount.

Note: On Hardcore, waves 5 and 6 can include Pokemon already in their Mega form.

Tips

• You must enter with an empty inventory, so store your items before you pay the fee.
• Failing or leaving a run pays no clear rewards, so only start when you can finish.
• Rewards from Hard and above cannot be bred, and legendary rewards are capped at Level 60.
• The featured shop collection rotates every two weeks, so check back for new cosmetics and rare items.

Example: The Dungeon Coins skill adds up to 50% coins at level 25. A Hardcore clear then pays 75,000 plus 37,500, which is 112,500 Dungeon Coins.

Pokemon Hunts are goals rolled from fixed pools that reset on a schedule. Each completed hunt pays money, keys or items plus Hunt Points, and the bingo board adds another target to chase.

How to open it: Type /hunts to see your active hunts, /huntshop to spend Hunt Points and /bingo to open the current bingo board.

There are 4 hunt types and 7 items in the Hunt Shop.

• Daily hunts: 3 active at once, reset every day at 00:00 UTC and pay 1 Hunt Point each.
• Weekly hunts: 3 active at once, reset every Sunday at 16:00 UTC and pay 3 Hunt Points each.
• Legendary hunt: 1 monthly hunt that resets on the 1st at 00:00 UTC and pays 10 Hunt Points.
• Special hunts: 60-minute server-wide competitions at 14:00 and 00:00 UTC where the top 3 win money, Credits and keys.
• Bingo board: A 4 by 4 board of 16 non-legendary species that refreshes every 6 hours.
• Bingo rows: Each completed row pays $50,000, a Rare Candy and 4 Ultra Balls.
• Hunt Shop: Spend points on XP Candies, PokeSpinner Keys, a Master Ball, Credit Vouchers and Megastone Lootboxes.

Note: Daily, weekly and monthly hunts reset on UTC time, not your local time.

Tips

• You need at least 5 catches to place in a special hunt, or just 1 for Shiny Storm.
• Finish the whole bingo board within 1 hour for $5,000,000, 12 Rare Candies, 32 Ultra Balls and a Megastone Lootbox.
• Progress pings arrive in chat at each quarter of a hunt goal, so you always know how close you are.
• First place in a special hunt is one of the ways to earn Legendary Crate keys.

Example: Finishing all 3 daily hunts for 7 days earns 21 Hunt Points, and the 3 weekly hunts add 9 more. That 30 points covers a 25 point Master Ball with 5 to spare.

Breeding lets you raise Pokemon with better IVs, natures, abilities and egg moves. Pastures and an incubator run through a menu, and timers keep going while you are offline.

How to open it: Type /breed or /daycare to open the breeding menu with your pastures and incubator.

You start with 1 pasture and can unlock up to 5.

• Egg timer: A pair produces an egg after 3 hours plus 5,000 steps, or after 6 hours no matter how far you walked.
• Hatching: Eggs hatch on the same rule: 3 hours plus 5,000 steps, or 6 hours.
• IVs: 3 IVs are inherited, or 5 if either parent holds a Destiny Knot.
• Power items: A Power item forces its stat to be inherited.
• Nature: Nature is random unless a parent holds an Everstone, which also passes a regional form.
• Hidden abilities: Hidden abilities pass 60% of the time from the mother or the non-Ditto parent.
• Egg moves: Egg moves known by either parent pass down with no held item needed.
• Shiny eggs: Each egg has a 1 in 4096 shiny chance, plus 0.1% for each shiny parent.

Note: Eggs locked by the breeding system are marked untradeable.

Tips

• One walk counts for every egg and pasture at once, so walking while everything runs saves time.
• Boats, minecarts, riding, flying and walking the same ground within 10 minutes do not count as steps.
• Pokemon edited in PokeBuilder and rewards from Hard or higher dungeons cannot be bred.
• Unlock more pastures by breeding 15 eggs and hatching 35, 100 and 250 Pokemon.

Money pays for dungeon runs, rankups and anything you want from other players. You earn it from jobs, gym leaders, hunts, Legendary Quests, bingo, raids and selling to the server shop.

How to open it: Join jobs with /jobs and sell items with /shop or /sell. Trade on /ah for items, /gts for Pokemon and /trade for direct swaps.

There are 15 jobs and 11 server shop categories.

• Jobs: Earn money and job XP for everyday actions like mining, fishing, farming and brewing.
• Pokemon jobs: Battler pays for defeating wild Pokemon and Catcher pays for catching them.
• Server shop: Buy and sell everything from ores and crops to apricorns, berries, fossils and evolution stones.
• Auction house: List items on /ah for 24 hours, starting with 2 listing slots that grow with /rankup.
• GTS: List Pokemon on /gts with full details including IVs, EVs, nature and moves.
• Direct trades: Use /trade with another player for a two-sided trade window.
• Chest shops: Set up your own player shop with /chestshop.
• Voting: Every vote pays $2,500 on top of keys and claim blocks.

Note: Auction house listings last 24 hours, so relist anything that has not sold.

Tips

• Pick Catcher and Battler early so you earn money while you catch and battle anyway.
• Check your balance with /bal, send money with /pay and review your history with /transactions.
• Use /jobstop to see the job leaderboards, and /salvage to turn items back into value.
• Some Pokemon are untradeable, such as eggs locked by the breeding system.

Example: You can hold 3 jobs at once, and /rankup levels 10, 20 and 30 each add a slot, so you can run up to 6 jobs.

Rankup, the battlepass and the vote streak are your long-term progression tracks. They pay crate keys, claim blocks, Credits and new commands, and /rankup also unlocks the harder gym difficulties.

How to open it: Use /rankup (or /levelup) for your rank ladder, /bp for the battlepass, /vote for vote links and /crates to see your keys. Claim the free Rookie rank with /freerank.

There are 50 /rankup levels, 100 battlepass levels and a 30-day vote streak.

• Rankup: Each level asks for votes, player quests, money and a job level, and pays keys, claim blocks and perks.
• Gym gates: Rankup levels 5, 10 and 15 unlock the Normal, Hard and Nightmare gym difficulties.
• Battlepass: Free and Premium tracks with 100 levels, where every 100 XP from daily and weekly quests is one level.
• Vote rewards: Every vote gives a Vote Key, $2,500, 250 claim blocks and a vote wheel spin.
• Vote streak: Voting 5 times in a day gives 10 Credits and adds a day to your streak.
• Ranks: Rookie is free, and Ranger up to Legend raise your homes from 4 up to 25.
• Plus+: The monthly subscription gives +30% money, +25% job XP, +25% battlepass XP and +20% catch rate.
• Crate keys: Every crate key can be earned by playing, through votes, gyms, hunts, raids and rankup.

Note: A streak day only counts when you vote 5 times in the same day.

Tips

• Claim /rankup level 1 as soon as you have 3 votes to unlock /jobs, a Level Key and 250 claim blocks.
• Rankup level 2 gives your first player warp, and level 17 unlocks /back.
• Complete daily player quests with /quests, since they count toward /rankup.
• The battlepass daily reset is at 12:00 London time.

Example: The vote streak pays 50, 75, 200, 100, 250, 125, 300, 150, 350, 175, 450, 200 and 575 Credits across its milestone days, which adds up to 3,000 Credits by day 30.

PokeSkins are custom-skinned versions of popular Pokemon, won from limited skin crates at spawn. Plushies, armor sets, tags and chat colours give you more ways to show off.

How to open it: Type /skins to open your PokeSkins collection, /plushies for plushies and /cosmetics to equip cosmetics. Use /pokebuilder (or /pb) to customise a Pokemon.

There are 2 PokeSkins sets: Halloween and Galaxy.

• Halloween set: Includes Mewtwo with Mega X and Mega Y, Marshadow, Lugia, Chandelure, Umbreon, Mimikyu and Hatterene.
• Halloween Crate: A limited seasonal crate at 250 Credits per spin, open for a limited time.
• Galaxy set: Includes Rayquaza, Palkia, Dialga, Charizard, Gengar, Pikachu and Mew, and owned skins stay usable.
• Shiny exchange: Collect 3 duplicates of a skin to exchange them for its shiny version.
• Plushies: Collectible decorations from the Plushy Crate.
• PokeBuilder: Change a Pokemon's ability, gender, growth, IVs and EVs for Credits.

Note: The Galaxy Crate closed on 2026-10-12, but Galaxy skins you already own stay usable.

Tips

• Halloween skins from the mythical tier come with 3 perfect IVs, and those from the legendary tier with 2.
• PokeBuilder changes are staged and only charged when you confirm them all.
• Editing a Pokemon in PokeBuilder makes it unbreedable, so breed first if you plan to.

Spawn is its own protected world, and you build in World 1 or World 2. Land claims keep your base safe, and trust levels let friends help without giving away everything.

How to open it: Use /rtp (or /wild) to pick World 1, World 2 or the Resource World. Get a Claim Wand with /claimwand and mark two corners to claim land.

There are 3 /rtp destinations: World 1, World 2 and the Resource World.

• World 2 Nether: World 2 has its own Nether.
• Resource World: A gathering world that is replaced with a fresh one from time to time.
• Claim blocks: Claims use claim blocks from votes, gym leaders, /rankup levels and the battlepass.
• Trust levels: /accesstrust covers doors, /containertrust covers chests, /trust gives building rights and /permissiontrust lets friends manage trust.
• Claim tools: Manage claims with /claim info, /extendclaim, /subdivideclaims and /abandonclaim.
• Homes: Save teleport points with /sethome, /home and /listhomes, with the limit set by your rank.
• Player warps: Visit other players' shops and bases with /pwarp, and manage yours with /mypwarps.

Note: Spawn is its own protected world, so use /rtp to reach a world where you can build.

Tips

• Never build in the Resource World, because it gets replaced with a fresh world.
• Use /withdrawclaimblocks to turn claim blocks into an item you can store or trade.
• Claims cannot cover Legendary Monument structures, which stay open to everyone.

TalonMC Cobblemon needs the free TalonMC Cobblemon modpack, which sets up Minecraft 1.21.1, Fabric and Cobblemon 1.7 for you. The join queue checks your pack version, so a plain Fabric install is turned away.

How to open it: Install the TalonMC Cobblemon modpack from Modrinth with the Modrinth App, Prism Launcher or ATLauncher, then join play.talonmc.net.

• Mega Showdown: Adds Mega Evolution, Z-Moves, Dynamax and Tera to battles.
• Cobblemon smartphone: A handy in-game phone for your Pokemon.
• Maps: Xaero's Minimap and World Map help you find your way.
• Storage: Traveler's Backpack and Tom's Simple Storage keep your items organised.
• Building: CobbleFurnies adds furniture for your base.
• Helpers: Cobblenav, SimpleTMs, Jade and JEI make catching and crafting easier.
• Graphics and performance: Sodium, Iris shaders and Distant Horizons come built in.
• TalonMC mod: Adds the server to your list and saves your Cobblenav and waypoint settings across updates.

Note: TalonMC does not publish an official RAM requirement for the modpack.

Tips

• Cobblemon on TalonMC is Java only, so Bedrock players should try the other TalonMC gamemodes.
• If the game stutters, give the launcher more memory or turn down Distant Horizons and shaders.
• Always launch from the modpack profile, because the join queue checks your pack version.