
Earn experience from Pokémon captures and battles, then train your team.
42.5 of the 58 points that apply = 73 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Cobblemon XP Overhaul brings player and Pokémon experience progression into one configurable system, awarding player XP for captures and victories against wild Pokémon, NPC trainers, and PvP opponents, and Pokémon XP for captures and trainer-battle knockouts. Administrators can tune player and Pokémon progression independently, including battle reward profiles, level-based scaling, minimum level requirements, first and repeated captures, and bonuses for Shiny, Alpha, Legendary, Mythical, Ultra Beast, and other special-form Pokémon. Pokémon capture rewards can be distributed among eligible team members, with configurable Exp All and Exp Share interactions and Lucky Egg bonuses; in trainer battles, eligible Pokémon receive XP as opposing Pokémon are knocked out, even if the battle later ends in defeat. Its craftable XP Flask stores a configurable share of XP earned through the mod, then converts that reserve into Pokémon XP when used on an owned Pokémon; ordinary Minecraft XP from mining, mobs, or other sources is not stored. Before applying a Flask transfer, players can preview the expected XP, remaining stored amount, and estimated level change without consuming XP, while each use is limited to the amount needed for the Pokémon’s next level. The mod also provides in-game and file-based configuration, customizable XP notifications, and optional Accessories support for carrying the Flask in a dedicated slot.
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