Players may forfeit this challenge at any time. Leppa Berries, Ethers and Elixirs do restore PP, however all other methods fail. Naturally HM replacements do not apply to this restriction. Players are unable to use TMs or HMs in this challenge. They will have their normal sprites and names once they are registered in the Pokédex. (Be aware that there is a glitch which may put the pokemon in the party if you catch them, instead of the PC, and the only way to stop the glitch is to forfeit the solorun, and self-enforce the rules instead.)Īll Pokémon encountered will appear as a ? sprite and will have hidden names. However, access to the PC is restricted during this challenge. Players can still catch Pokémon, but the Pokémon are sent to the player's PC by default. Players get to choose any non-Legendary, non-evolved Pokémon, and may use it for the course of the game. This challenge cannot be forfeited once it has begun.
Players are not allowed to trade while doing this challenge. These eggs can either be taken from a text file in the "Egglocke" folder, or randomly generated. Once a player catches or receives a Pokémon, it is swapped out at random for an egg in the PC from the first twenty boxes.
Players will not be able to interact with these boxes, but the last four boxes are available for use. The first twenty boxes of the player's PC will be filled with Eggs. More commonly known as the Egglocke Challenge. Unlike many conventional approaches to this, however, the route that the player is on randomizes each and every encounter, as opposed to only randomizing the first encounters for that route and keeping the possible encounters limited to the original encounters the player experienced. Additionally, all items found on the ground, given by NPC's, and held by wild Pokémon are randomized, as well as the items sold from any marts not within a Pokémon Center, the Pokemon League, the Dream Realm or Holon. No method exists to forfeit this challenge aside from having every Pokémon within the player's party faint.Īll Pokémon, including trainer Pokémon, wild Pokémon, gifts, eggs given by NPC's, and in-game trades, are randomly generated to be one of the 721 official Pokémon from the core series as well as Insurgence's Delta Pokémon. Once a player has run out of usable Pokémon, the Nuzlocke Challenge ends and the player can continue their journey as a normal play-through. The player's PC also cannot be used to revive Pokémon when depositing them. Other methods of reviving a Pokémon, such as Revive and Sacred Ash, will fail. All caught Pokémon must be nicknamed and fainted Pokémon cannot be revived in Pokémon Centers.
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