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If you’re unsure about the value of a Pokémon, mount, or cosmetic, here’s a quick way to get a reliable estimate Go to the Discord Trade Zone and use the search function to look up the name of what you have. Browse through current and past auctions to see what others have been selling it for. By checking several different listings, you’ll start to get a reliable sense of the typical price range. Like this: Guide: 10-Minute Price Check (Quick Scroll Example) Note: If you happen to own a shiny, form, mount, or cosmetic - and there’s little or no auction data available - consider putting it up for auction. Competitive Value Many past auction sales have been driven by demand from PvP-focused players, reflecting how much value the market places on competitive viability. Traits like nature, ability, and IVs are heavily influence a Pokémon’s price. While PvE is equally relevant, the market tends to reward PvP-ready Pokémon more relating to price. Rarity tier is also a factor - especially if the Pokémon is particularly difficult to hunt. The Visual Flex Shinies and special forms introduce an entirely new layer of complexity to pricing. Factors like rarity, visual appeal, and the event all play a role. Some forms provide useful utility - whether it’s for hunting (learning False Swipe), serving as syncs, playing a role in boss teams, or simply adding to a player’s collection. While non-form Pokémon can offer the same functions, having a unique skin or form adds a special appeal - and it’s something many players place value on. Some forms come from old events, while others are sought after in current ones. Additionally, specific chroma variants can be available for certain forms, which can drive up demand. In many cases, a shiny or form can be valuable purely due to rarity or aesthetics, regardless of nature, ability, or IVs. When those attributes are PvPable as well, the value can become especially high. Compare & Conclude When pricing or evaluating a Pokémon, compare it to similar past sales: If yours is better than one that sold for 1m, it could be worth more. If it’s worse than one that sold for 500k, its likely worth less. This comparison-based method helps you set fair price expectations and make smarter buy/sell decisions. Note: This method works best for Pokémon, where factors like nature, ability and IVs affect value. For mounts and cosmetics, where items are functionally identical, pricing needs less comparison - but market value can still fluctuate.

Just wanted to suggest some low-maintenance, high-engagement community idea's that could boost in-game activity and forum participation. These ideas are designed to be fun, accessible, and easily run by staff or community volunteers, without requiring major development changes. In-Game Ideas Safari League - A competitive challenge using only Pokémon caught in the Safari Zone. Players have a set time limit to build teams and compete. Can be done solo, PvP-style, or tournament-based. Adds creativity and unpredictability. One-Type Tournaments - Host tournaments based around a single type. For example, “Water Cup,” “Only Eeveelutions,” or “Psychic Showdown.” Add level caps or tier restrictions. A rotating calendar keeps it fresh, and a leaderboard could reward consistency. Hide & Seek: NPC Edition - A staff member or volunteer disguises as an NPC and hides somewhere obscure in the game world. Players must find and screenshot them based on clues or vague hints. First to find wins. Treasure Hunt - Weekly or monthly riddles point players to specific in-game locations. Clues can involve lore, item descriptions, or environmental hints. Completing the hunt could reward cosmetics, currency, or event tokens. Weaklings Only Tournament - A fun, unconventional PvP event where only Pokémon with under 10 IVs in every stat are allowed. Weird, chaotic, and hilarious - but also levels the playing field and encourages creative strategies. Guild vs Guild Challenges - Encourage team competition between guilds through a mix of: PvP matchups, PvE tasks (e.g. catch certain Pokémon, complete NPC fights), Side challenges (e.g. trivia, hide & seek). Top-performing guilds could earn in-game rewards, custom flair, or a spot on a Hall of Fame. Pokémon Market Madness - A weekend-only trading fair where players are encouraged to list their best deals, swap rares, or auction shiny/event Pokémon. Could be hosted live on Discord or via a special forum thread. Forum & Discord Game Ideas “Who’s That Pokémon?” - Crop parts of Pokémon sprites or use obscure forms/silhouettes and post them. Players earn points for correct guesses. Track on a leaderboard and crown a monthly champion. Daily Trivia - A simple daily forum or Discord post with a Pokémon-related trivia question. First correct answer gets a point. Over time, this could feed into a larger trivia league with forum titles or Discord roles like “Trivia King/Queen”. Competitive Recognition & Hall of Fame - Introduce a Community Hall of Fame that tracks: Tournament wins, Trivia scores, Event participation, Seasonal MVPs. This can be showcased on the forum or Discord via a pinned post or dedicated section. Adding custom roles, flairs, or badges (e.g., “Event Champion”, “Top Hunter”) would give players meaningful milestones to chase. Pokémon Personality Quizzes - Buzzfeed-style quiz threads like: Which Legendary Pokémon Are You? Which Region Matches Your Soul? What Type Would You Be as a Gym Leader? Great for lighthearted forum traffic and sharing results. Player & Pokémon Showcase Threads - Encourage players to post screenshots of: Their favorite team lineups, Shiny catches, PvP moments, Custom outfit flexes. A pinned showcase thread builds a sense of identity and pride - and gives others a reason to log in and grind. Make It Matter: Community Titles, Roles, and Fame - To tie all these events together, consider: Seasonal titles and forum badges (e.g. “Shiny Hunter 2025”, “Trivia King”), Custom Discord roles for event winners, A public leaderboard or Hall of Fame thread that’s regularly updated with champions, guild scores, and top contributors. Why These Work: Minimal to no dev involvement required Encourages exploration, creativity, and daily log-ins Brings both PvE and PvP players together Builds momentum for the community, even during slower content cycles

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Proposal: A Searchable Database of Past Auction Sales Goal: To build a comprehensive, searchable database of past auction sales (Pokemon, items, etc.) from the last 3 years, compiled directly from publicly visible forum auction threads. Why Is This Valuable? Pricing Transparency: It’s currently difficult to know what a fair price is without searching manually or asking in chat. A structured database would help players price-check quickly and fairly. Historical Data & Trends: Players could look at how certain Pokémon or items have risen or fallen in value over time, helping both collectors and traders make informed decisions. Community-Driven Economy: With clearer data, we reduce scams, overpaying, and underpricing - supporting a healthier and more fair in-game economy. Tool Integrations (Optional): In the future, this database could support bot integrations (e.g. Discord bots) or allow auctioneers to input new sales manually for real-time updates. How Would It Work? Scrape public auction threads only, from the forum’s trade sections, dating back a few years. Only key sale data would be extracted: Auction date, Pokémon/item sold, Final sale price (if available), Server (Silver/Gold). No private user data would be collected (avoid profile scraping, DMs, or non-auction content). The scraping would be rate-limited and respectful, avoiding spammy behaviour or server strain. The end result: a clean, user-friendly, publicly accessible website or searchable list. A Better Option: Partnership? If devs would prefer to avoid scraping, then: Work with a forum API or database export (if available) Accept guidance from devs on a “safe” method Agree to rate limits or rules about what can/can’t be included Call to Action If you support the idea of a historical auction price tracker built for the benefit of all players, please +1 this post or share your thoughts below. Feature Preview: How It Would Work Filter Options Keyword Search: Search by name, IVs, item, nature, or specific traits Date Range: e.g. Jan 2023 - July 2025 Price Range Slider: e.g. 100k - 5m Server Filter: Gold / Silver / All Category Tabs: Pokémon, Items, Mounts, Rares/Events, PvP-ready Pokémon Optional Additions Trend Graphs: Click any Pokémon or item - Get a historical price chart showing average price over time. Example: Pikachu Event Skin. Avg Price: Jan 2023: 240k, Jan 2024: 370k, Jul 2025: 430k. Instinctive Pricing Suggestions (Beta). “Based on past 50 listings for this Pokémon, the average sale price is 347k. Current trend: Increasing." Discord Bot (Later). Player types /pricecheck Pikachu event - Bot replies with latest sale averages. Data Source Transparency “All data is taken from public trade forum posts. Usernames and private messages are excluded. If you’d like to submit new auctions or request removal of one, click here.” Community & Staff Collaboration Code could be open-sourced on GitHub Feedback welcomed via Discord or Forum thread Maintained for community benefit, not monetized

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Auction has now concluded. @N0che wins.

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Auction has concluded. @Susantic wins.

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Auction Details: Start Price: 25m End Point: 72 hours (after start price is met) Insta Price: N/A Minimum Raise: 500k Accepted Payments: Pokedollars, Coin Capsules (x1 Coin Capsule = 450k) Important Reminders: This is a Cross Server auction. You may bid from any server, and I will transfer to your preferred server upon winning. If you intend to purchase with an alt account, specify the account alongside your bid. If a bid is received in the final 15 minutes of the auction, the end point will be delayed by 15 minutes from that bid, and will be delayed by 15 minutes for each new bid thereafter, until the current offer has been held for a full 15 minutes. Happy Bidding!

Note: After opening, these items become non-tradable. The cosmetics included in this set are Dark Magician Helmet, Dark Magician Clothes and Dark Magician Circle. PvP Chests: Battle, Win, and Earn Exclusive Rewards! - Announcements - Pokemon Revolution Online Auction Details: Start Price: 10m End Point: 48 hours (after start price is met) Insta Price: 25m Minimum Raise: 200k Accepted Payments: Pokedollars, Coin Capsules (x1 Coin Capsule = 450k), IV Reroll Tickets (x1 IV Reroll Ticket = 650k) Important Reminders: This is a Gold Server auction. However, you may bid from any server, and I will transfer to your preferred server upon winning. If you intend to purchase with an alt account, specify the account alongside your bid. If a bid is received in the final 15 minutes of the auction, the end point will be delayed by 15 minutes from that bid, and will be delayed by 15 minutes for each new bid thereafter, until the current offer has been held for a full 15 minutes. Happy Bidding!

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Auction Details: Start Price: 10m End Point: 48 hours (after start price is met) Insta Price: 30m Minimum Raise: 200k Accepted Payments: Pokedollars, Coin Capsules (x1 Coin Capsule = 450k) Important Reminders: This is a Cross Server auction. You may bid from any server, and I will transfer to your preferred server upon winning. If you intend to purchase with an alt account, specify the account alongside your bid. If a bid is received in the final 15 minutes of the auction, the end point will be delayed by 15 minutes from that bid, and will be delayed by 15 minutes for each new bid thereafter, until the current offer has been held for a full 15 minutes. Happy Bidding!