Craftmon Legacy

Craftmon Legacy brings a classic Pokémon experience directly into Minecraft Bedrock Edition, blending vanilla gameplay with Pokémon-catching, training, and evolving mechanics. Embark on your journey to become a top Pokémon Trainer within the Minecraft universe.

Installation / How to Use

After installing the add-on, you will receive a letter from Professor Oak at the start of your adventure. Opening this letter lets you select your Starter Pokémon from Bulbasaur, Charmander, or Squirtle. Wild Pokémon appear across your world at varying times, ready to be caught and trained.

To capture Pokémon, craft Poké-Balls using Apricorns harvested from Apricorn Trees found in most biomes. Note that Poké-Balls require the special Poké-Crafter block for crafting instead of the standard Crafting Table.

Throw your chosen Poké-Ball at wild Pokémon to attempt a capture. Catch rates vary by the type of Poké-Ball used and Pokémon characteristics such as speed and weight. Once caught, interact with the Poké-Ball to retrieve your Pokémon.

Pokémon battles operate on a turn-based system. Send out your Pokémon by throwing their Poké-Ball near a wild Pokémon to engage in battle. You can switch your Pokémon’s mode between Battle and Follow; in Follow mode, they will accompany you without engaging targets.

Pokémon can be evolved using Pokémon Candy and Stardust. Earn Stardust by catching or fainting Pokémon, and convert dropped items into Candy via the Material Converter.

Requirements / Compatibility

This add-on functions without the need for experimental gameplay features. It does not use or modify the player.json file, ensuring compatibility with standard Minecraft Bedrock Edition worlds. Achievements remain available during use.

Key Features

• Choose from classic Starter Pokémon: Bulbasaur, Charmander, or Squirtle.
• Wild Pokémon spawn naturally in all areas and various times.
• Apricorn Trees grow in multiple biomes; their fruits are essential for crafting Poké-Balls.
• Poké-Crafter block allows crafting of various Poké-Ball types with differing catch rates, including Poké-Ball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball, Premier Ball, Fast Ball, Heavy Ball, and Master Ball.
• Pokémon have a star rating system (0-4 stars) that influences their health points, enhancing battle longevity.
• Turn-based battle system with attack selection and counterattacks.
• Pokémon modes: Battle and Follow, for strategic control or companionship.
• Items dropped by fainted Pokémon can be converted into Candy for evolution.
• Villages feature Poké-Mart Clerks for item purchases and Poké Maniacs who buy dropped items.

Notes / Troubleshooting

If you encounter any bugs or irregularities, it is recommended to report the issues through appropriate support channels.