Itemdex

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Pokéballs________

Pokéball
The most basic capture system. It will catch most weak, fainted Pokémon, but struggles with awake or stronger Pokémon.
$200

Great Ball
A more advanced Pokéball. It can catch stronger Pokémon and low-level, awake but weakened Pokémon, but still has difficulty with the strongest and some awake Pokémon.
$300

Ultra Ball
This is has an extremely good catch rate, and is able to catch even the highest level Pokémon so long as they are fainted.
$400

Master Ball
The greatest Pokéball ever made. It will catch any Pokémon without fail. Few have been made.
Unbuyable

Cherish Ball
A rare Pokéball made to celebrate some sort of event. It has a better catch rate than normal, somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball.
Unbuyable

Dive Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on Pokémon from the sea.
$300

Dusk Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used at night or in caves.
$300

Fast Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on fast Pokémon.
$300

Friend Ball
A Pokéball that makes the Pokémon inside instantly obedient to its owner.
$300

Heal Ball
A Pokéball which completely heals the Pokémon inside, including status conditions, HP loss and fainting.
$300

Heavy Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on heavy Pokémon.
$300

Level Balls
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on low level Pokémon.
$300

Love Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on Pokémon the opposite gender to yours.
$300

Lure Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on Pokémon caught on a fishing rod.
$300

Luxury Ball
This Pokéball has a similar effect to a Friend Ball except rather than being instant, the Pokémon gradually becomes more friendly until they are, in much time, more friendly than they would have been in a Friend Ball.
$300

Moon Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on Pokémon that evolve with a Moon Stone.
$300

Nest Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on weak Pokémon.
$300

Net Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on Water and Bug type Pokémon.
$300

Premier Ball
Has the same catch rate as a Great Ball, but are much rarer.
Unbuyable- but comes free with every ten Pokéballs of any sort bought.

Quick Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on the first turn of a battle.
$300

Repeat Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used on a Pokémon species already caught.
$300

Safari Ball
These can only work in the Safari Zone, and are very special in that they have a high catch rate, which gets better with bait and such.
Unobtainable outside the Safair Zone

Timer Ball
A Pokéball which has a normal catch rate when used in regular conditions, but has a catch rate somewhere between a Great Ball and an Ultra Ball when used at the end of a battle.
$300

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Recovery Items________

Potion
The traditional Potion everyone knows. It will heal a small amount of health, but is still useful, especially for lower-level Pokémon.
$100

Super Potion
A little better than the regular Potion. It will heal a reasonable amount of health.
$200

Hyper Potion
This will heal loads of health! The higher level Pokémon still won't be completely healed from it, but for most it's great!
$300

Max Potion
This will completely heal a Pokémon right up to maximun health! If the Pokémon is fainted, it will be healed but will remain out until it's had a nice rest.
$400

Full Restore
The best there is! This will heal not only all the health of a Pokémon, but will also remove any nasty status effects too!
$450

Antidote
If your Pokémon gets Poisoned, use an Antidote on it to remove the status condition.
£150

Awakening
If your Pokémon falls Asleep, use an Awakening on it to remove the status condition.
£150

Burn Heal
If your Pokémon gets Burned, use a Burn Heal on it to remove the status condition.
£150

Ice Heal
If your Pokémon gets Frozen, use an Antidote on it to remove the status condition.
£150

Parlyz Heal
If your Pokémon gets Paralyzed, use a Paralyz Heal on it to remove the status condition.
£150

Full Heal
If your Pokémon gets any status conditon at all, use a Full Heal on it to remove the status condition.
£200

Berry Juice
A tasty juice made out of Berries. It will heal a Pokémon very slightly.
$100

Energy Root
Pokémon don't like this very much and will become less friendly because of it, but it will heal them as much as a Hyper Potion.
$250

Energy Powder
Pokémon don't like this very much and will become less friendly because of it, but it will heal them as much as a Super Potion.
$150

Fresh Water
Plain, cool, refreshing water. An item for Pokémon, not humans, and will heal them as much as a Super Potion will.
$200

Lemonade
Lovely fizzy lemony stuff. It's for Pokémon, not humans. It will heal a Pokémon more than a Super Potion, but nowhere near what a Hyper Potion can do.
$230

Moomoomilk
Good milk that is high in all sorts of nutrients. It will heal a Pokémon by a lot.
$250

Soda Pop
A fizzy drink that isn't as nice as a Lemonade. It's for Pokémon, not humans. It will heal a Pokémon a little less that a Lemonade.
$215

Ragecandy Bar
An unusual candy bar which is made not for humans, but specially for Pokémon. It will heal them as much as a Potion.
$100

Heal Powder
Pokémon don't like this very much and will become less friendly because of it, but it will heal all status conditions.
$150

Lava Cookie
A tasty cookie all the way from Lavaridge, Hoenn. It will heal any status conditions one Pokémon has.
$200

Old Gateau
A tasty-ish gateau all the way from the Old Chateau, Sinnoh. It will heal any status conditions one Pokémon has.
$200

Revive
This special item will awaken any fainted Pokémon without the wait, and will recover half its full health.
$300

Max Revive
This special item will awaken any fainted Pokémon without the wait, and will recover all its health.
$400

Revival Herb
Pokémon don't like this very much and will become less friendly because of it, but it will recover them from fainting with full health.
$350

Sacred Ash
This is a truly amazing medicine, and will revive all the fainted Pokémon in a trainer's party, recovering all their health, too. No catch.
$550

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Hold Items________

Black Belt
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Fighting type moves.
$500

Blackglasses
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Dark type moves.
$500

Charcoal
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Fire type moves.
$500

Dragon Fang
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Dragon type moves.
$500

Hard Stone
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Rock type moves.
$500

Magnet
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Electric type moves.
$500

Miracle Seed
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Grass type moves.
$500

Mystic Water
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Water type moves.
$500

Nevermeltice
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Ice type moves.
$500

Poison Barb
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Poison type moves.
$500

Sharp Beak
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Flying type moves.
$500

Silk Scarf
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Normal type moves.
$500

Silverpowder
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Bug type moves.
$500

Soft Sand
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Ground type moves.
$500

Spell Tag
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Ghost type moves.
$500

Twistedspoon
This item boosts the power of a Pokémon's Psychic type moves.
$500

Adamant Orb
An orb to be held by a Dialga. It raises the Dragon and Steel type moves of any Dialga while it is held.
Unbuyable

Lustrous Orb
An orb to be held by a Palkia. It raises the Dragon and Water type moves of any Palkia while it is held.
Unbuyable

Griseous Orb
An orb to be held by a Giratina. It raises the Dragon and Ghost type moves of any Giratina while it is held.
Unbuyable

Soul Dew
A pretty item which only works for a Latios or a Latias. It raises the special attack and special defense stats at the same time.
Unbuyable

Light Ball
An item loved by the Pikachu family. It raises a Pokémon's Special Attack stat, and if a Pichu, Pikachu or Raichu that is holding this breeds, the offspring will know the move Volt Tackle.
$1000

Lucky Punch
This item will raise the chance of a critcal hit for any Chansey who holds it- but only for a Chansey.
$300

Metal Powder
This odd powder will raise any Pokémon's defense stat a little bit, but works best for a Ditto.
$420

Quick Powder
This odd powder will raise any Pokémon's speed stat a little bit, but works best for a Ditto.
$420

Stick
Farfetch'd are the only Pokémon that can use this leek. It will raise the chance of a critical hit.
$300

Thick Club
Cubone and Marowak are the only Pokémon that have any use for this. It will raise their attack stat.
$300

Draco Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Dragon type and boost the power of Dragon type moves.
$500

Dread Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Dark type and boost the power of Dark type moves.
$500

Earth Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Ground type and boost the power of Ground type moves.
$500

Fist Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Fighting type and boost the power of Fighting type moves.
$500

Flame Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Fire type and boost the power of Fire type moves.
$500

Icicle Plate
This will both make an Arceus an Ice type and boost the power of Ice type moves.
$500

Insect Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Bug type and boost the power of Bug type moves.
$500

Iron Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Steel type and boost the power of Steel type moves.
$500

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This will both make an Arceus a Grass type and boost the power of Grass type moves.
$500

Mind Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Psychic type and boost the power of Psychic type moves.
$500

Sky Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Flying type and boost the power of Flying type moves.
$500

Splash Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Water type and boost the power of Water type moves.
$500

Spooky Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Ghost type and boost the power of Ghost type moves.
$500

Stone Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Rock type and boost the power of Rock type moves.
$500

Toxic Plate
This will both make an Arceus a Poison type and boost the power of Poison type moves.
$500

Zap Plate
This will both make an Arceus an Electric type and boost the power of Electric type moves.
$500

Damp Rock
A rock. Yay. It will extend the length Rain Dance is in effect.
$200

Heat Rock
A rock. Yay. It will extend the length Sunny Day is in effect.
$200

Icy Rock
A rock. Yay. It will extend the length Hail is in effect.
$200

Smooth Rock
A rock. Yay. It will extend the length Sandstorm is in effect.
$200

Blue Scarf
What a lovely scarf. It will make a Pokémon better at Beauty in Contests.
$500

Pink Scarf
What a lovely scarf. It will make a Pokémon better at Cute in Contests.
$500

Red Scarf
What a lovely scarf. It will make a Pokémon better at Cool in Contests.
$500

Green Scarf
What a lovely scarf. It will make a Pokémon better at Smart in Contests.
$500

Yellow Scarf
What a lovely scarf. It will make a Pokémon better at Tough in Contests.
$500

Amulet Coin
More money will be earned from trainer battles, and occasionally some money will even be earned from wild Pokémon battles!
$800

Big Root
More health will be obtained from health-stealing moves such as Absorb.
$450

Black Sludge
Nasty goo which will heal any Poison type a little each turn, but if another Pokémon holds it they will loose health.
$300

Brightpowder
Dazzling powder which will not harm the holder but lower the opponent's accuracy.
$500

Choice Band
The attack stat will be boosted, but the holder will be restricted to a random move type, for example Special or Physical.
$300

Choice Scarf
The speed stat will be boosted, but the holder will be restricted to a random move type, for example Special or Physical.
$300

Choice Specs
The attack stat will be boosted, but the holder will be restricted to a random move type, for example Special or Physical.
$300

Cleanse Tag
You will not encounter any wild Pokémon if the holder is in your party, and trainer encounters- meaning money and a better battle- will be much more likely.
$1000

Destiny Knot
This forms a bond between the fighting Pokémon, so if the holder becomes infactuated, so will their opponent.
$500

Exp. Share
All hail! This wonderful item means your lazy, low-leveled Pokémon don't have to do anything at all to gain levels! They will gain the same amount of levels as whatever Pokémon battles!
$5000

Expert Belt
This will boost the power of all super effective moves the holder deals.
$800

Flame Orb
No-one knows why these were invented; they give the holder a Burn upon entering a battle.
$100

Focus Band
If an attack makes this Pokémon faint, it will instead endure it, leaving a fraction of health, unless it has already done this.
$1000

Focus Sash
This has the same effects as the Focus Band above, but only works if the holder has all their health.
$600

Full Incense
An item that makes the holder very slow.
$200

Grip Claw
The amount of turns attack like Bind and Wrap last for is extended.
$200

Iron Ball
Flying type Pokémon and levitating Pokémon are able to be hit by all Ground type moves.
$100

Lagging Tail
Heavy, this item will slow down every Pokémon who holds it.
$100

Lax Incense
Smells from this item will lower the opponent's accuracy.
$500

Leftovers
Yay, Leftover stuff! This will make the holder recover a little health on every turn.
$1000

Light Clay
Barrier moves like Light Screen and Reflect will last for longer.
$200

Luck Incense
This will double the prize money earned in trainer battles, and will earn a little money from wild battles!
$1500

Lucky Egg
Every two battles, the holder will gain an extra level.
$2500

Macho Brace
Every two battles, the holder will gain an extra level- but this item lowers the speed stat an awful lot, and some of it is permenant.
$2000

Mental Herb
A one-use hold item to snap the holder out of confusion.
$400

Metronome
Every time the same move is repeated, its power will be raised. However, this resets if the user uses a different move.
$700

Muscle Band
Raises the power of all Physical moves.
$850

Odd Incense
The strange smell of this raises the power of the holder's Psychic type moves.
$500

Power Anklet
This makes the Pokémon get permenant higher speed with every level up, but temporarily lowers the speed stat.
$1500

Power Band
This makes the Pokémon get permenant higher special defense with every level up, but temporarily lowers the speed stat.
$1500

Power Belt
This makes the Pokémon get permenant higher defense with every level up, but temporarily lowers the speed stat.
$1500

Power Bracer
This makes the Pokémon get permenant higher attack with every level up, but temporarily lowers the speed stat.
$1500

Power Lens
This makes the Pokémon get permenant higher special attack with every level up, but temporarily lowers the speed stat.
$1500

Power Weight
This makes the Pokémon get permenant higher health with every level up, but temporarily lowers the speed stat.
$1500

Power Herb
A one-use item that makes a charge-up move such as Solarbeam able to be used in one turn.
$400

Pure Incense
You will not encounter any wild Pokémon if the holder is in your party, and trainer encounters- meaning money and a better battle- will be much more likely.
$1000

Quick Claw
A sharp claw which makes the holder faster- their moves will be harder to dodge.
$900

Rock Incense
Rock type moves have increased power due to the smell.
$500

Rose Incense
Grass type moves have increased power due to the smell.
$500

Scope Lens
Raises the holder's chance of a critical hit.
$600

Sea Incense
Water type moves have increased power due to the smell.
$500

Shed Shell
The holder can switch out, even if a move like Mean Look is in play.
$200

Shell Bell
A little health is restored every turn. It's more effective than Leftovers.
$1500

Smoke Ball
The holder can flee from any wild Pokémon no matter what.
$100

Soothe Bell
Makes the holder friendly and always obedient.
$1000

Sticky Barb
This will inflict damage on every turn. If the foe touches the holder, it will pass on to the foe.
$750

Toxic Orb
The Pokémon holding this will become Poisoned upon entering battle.
$100

Wave Incense
Water type moves have increased power due to the smell.
$500

White Herb
A one-use item that will restore a lowered stat.
$500

Wide Lens
Makes the holder more accurate.
$500

Wise Glasses
Boost the power of all Special type moves.
$600

Zoom Lens
Raises the chance of the holder landing a critical hit.
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Evolution Items________

Dawn Stone
Kirlia --> Gallade
Snorunt --> Frosslass
$4,000

Dusk Stone
Murkrow --> Honchkrow
Mistreavus --> Mismagius
Kinta --> Kura
$4,000

Fire Stone
Vulpix --> Ninetails
Growlithe --> Arcanine
Eevee --> Flareon
$4,000

Leaf Stone
Gloom --> Vileplume
Weepinbell --> Victreebell
Exeggcute --> Exeggcutor
Nuzleaf --> Shiftry
Eevee --> Leafeon
$4,000

Moon Stone
Nidorina --> Nidoqueen
Nidorino --> Nidoking
Clefairy --> Clefable
Jigglypuff --> Wigglytuff
Skitty --> Delcatty
Eevee --> Umbreon
$4,000

Shiny Stone
Togetic --> Togekiss
Roselia --> Roserade
Eevee --> Glaceon
$4,000

Sun Stone
Gloom --> Bellossom
Sunkern --> Sunflora
Eevee --> Espeon
$4,000

Thunder Stone
Pikachu --> Raichu
Eevee --> Jolteon
$4,000

Water Stone
Poliwhirl --> Poliwrath
Shellder --> Colloyster
Staryu --> Starmie
Lombre --> Ludicolo
Eevee --> Vaporeon
$4,000

-no sprite- Rock Stone
Jakbakken --> Wilkemia
$4,000

-no sprite- Flight Feather
Eevee --> Aveon
$4,000

Life Orb
Riolu --> Reikeirio
$4,000

Deep Sea Scale
Clamperl --> Gorebyss
$4,000

Deep Sea Tooth
Clamperl --> Huntail
$4,000

Dragon Scale
Seadra --> Kingdra
$4,000

Dubious Disc
Porygon2 --> PorygonZ
$4,000

Electrizer
Electabuzz --> Electivire
$4,000

King's Rock
Poliwhirl --> Politoed
Slowpoke --> Slowking
$4,000

Magmarizer
Magmar --> Magmortar
$4,000

Metal Coat
Onix --> Steelix
Scyther --> Siscor
Eevee --> Oreon
$4,000

Oval Stone
Happiny --> Chansey
$4,000

Protector
Rhydon --> Rhyperior
$4,000

Razor Claw
Sneasel --> Weavile
$4,000

Razor Fang
Gligar --> Gliscor
$4,000

Reaper Cloth
Dusklops --> Dusknoir
$4,000

Up-Grade
Porygon --> Porygon2
$4,000

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Berries________

WIP

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Stat Items________

WIP

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Miscellaneous Items________

WIP

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Key Items________

WIP