Post by SGYUMI on Aug 15, 2016 6:59:03 GMT -8
"Welcome to my lab"
Professor Toredo, an expert of pokemon genetics, has learned how to trade specific genes between two pokemon of the same species line, allowing him to essentially trade one pokemon's ability for another, and even grant one pokemon's egg moves to another. Of course, despite being a professor he isn't exactly rolling in cash, so he is keeping the exact process a trade secret in order to charge trainers for the privalege of doing it himself.
Of course, with such a tricky process, there are some rules...
Professor Toredo, an expert of pokemon genetics, has learned how to trade specific genes between two pokemon of the same species line, allowing him to essentially trade one pokemon's ability for another, and even grant one pokemon's egg moves to another. Of course, despite being a professor he isn't exactly rolling in cash, so he is keeping the exact process a trade secret in order to charge trainers for the privalege of doing it himself.
Of course, with such a tricky process, there are some rules...
- Same species line : Abilities can only be swapped between two pokemon of the same line. For example, a Froakie can trade it's HA protean for a Greninja's Torrent. However a deerling cannot give it's normal sap sipper to a zebstrika as a HA.
- Make specific requests : PCs must be checked with every request, so ensure you name both pokemon correctly, and what ability each pokemon has. A mod shout must then be made to catch the admins attention. Abilities will only be swapped once an admin has confirmed the trade and subtracted muns from your account.
- Outlying cases : In the case a recieving pokemon cannot learn the ability being traded (for instance, larvitar cannot use sandstream like tyranitar) we shall allow the person requesting the trade to choose which ability the pokemon will get instead, assuming no HA.
- Cost : Finally, the process for swapping costs 70 muns. This price matches the HA capsule as this process is intended as a solution for rares more than commons.