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Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@Izuriel Steam don't forget this is all very long after the fall. Life is good but work is hard and the trainers sadly don't get many holidays. This is no apocalypse anymore. People live in real houses with electricty and plumbing, and lots of other amenities. Eveything is just done safer for the enviroment. Solar and wind are huge. Even some pokemon power is used. Electric types with donate a bit of power here and there. Fire types heat steam generators. All done in short safe amounts its a healthy discharge of energy which we then harness.

Now I'll try to be more cleae about your pokemon. You receive whatever pokemon your character and the silver trainet caught. You would only catch a pokemon you want.catching wild pokemon is done by proving worth. You show that you are strong and can help them be strong or you might show that you can help and care for them or you might best them in witts showing you can teach them. An oak trainer could only do this with little pokemon. The silver is there as back up and guidance.

Pokeballs work off the radiant aura energy of pokemon and are totally normal. Crafted with apricorns and modern tech pokeballs are still key. They do not imprison pokemon, but rather just hold those who accept the trainer.

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@Izuriel Steam Well the story starts in spring. Time of new life, new chances, and heavy rainstorms. It'll be somewhere in april, and the Oak recruits have been book learning all winter. The bronze trainers, most of whom have served at least two years, have gotten some work done, but now things kick into high gear.

Oaks can be complete noobs to just verging on becoming bronze. Same with bronze but to silver of course. This doesn't mean years, but rather a combination of experience and skill. You won't be bronze just for showing off, but you also won't be bronze just for being oak for oh so long. Oaks to top class bronze covers a pretty solid amount of time.

Everyone except brand new recruits will have their pokemon. Technically recruits will have decided them already, but ownership is given during a public event where they are officiated to all the town as trainers. Exclusions exist such as a trainer using a pet pokemon who is not trained and such, but it's not super common. Most trainer pokemon are captured with the assistance of a silver trainer (of which there are about 6 in Letchworth. 2 gold. Jaklo and his long time partner in crime(stopping) Alice. maybe 15 bronze. Then 10 or so oak. 33 total in a town of about 350-450)

EDIT:I have the character sheet at a barebones point. no helpful info just the categories I'll need filled out.

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@Izuriel Steam You'd have to absolutely blow me away to be from out of town. People from outside of the towns overall are 2nd to 3rd class citizens. People from other towns are accepted, but to be a trainer in Letchworth you have to be from Letchworth. With certain circumstances it could be allowed, but you'd have to really sell it, and even then they'd be limited to being from another town like Rushing (a town I've put over in Niagara Falls) or Vint (a town down at the Pennsylvanian border)

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@c3p-0htechnically about 16 to 20. (Past twenty you'd likely have ranked up). If reasons are good enough then other ages could be accepted.

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@Redrumclassic pokemon idea to take the family pet pokemon and become a master trainer.

I'm curious if he was recruited (they came to him) or he applied (he went to them).

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@Redrumtotodile is sadly not viable Letchworth is new york, so winter makes it too cold for a croc. You might get one if we went to the Unova sewers (Unova is New York City in pokemon. Crocodile in the sewers joke).

Besides that houndour is urban and growlithe likely urban edge or sparse forests. Both totally viable.

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@fer1323@Redrum@needlingAsklepios@Phillirino@c3p-0h@Izuriel Steam

And to help with that I think i can get together a sheet with some focus points, and maybe some stuff on Jaklo that'll give some better atmosphere. I just can't do all the work for a true ooc. Too many papers due. Staring at walls of info just hurts my soul right now.

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@Izuriel SteamNo not really mostly mental on that. As i said in the op i have been writing this for years. Basic set up is based on the old village system. Outer ring is farm land open easy to watch territory. Next is the housing everyone goes out to work or in for the town. Next is the business (you either trade goods or services.) The center of town is the trainer hall which is basically all the services. Town hall, hospital, jail, and more.

Besides that there is a NSEW break up of the farms.

North is grains, east is the orchird, west is vegitables, and south is cattle.

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@PhillirinoGrover is a muppet not oa pokemon :p

Pokemon: Decolonized [Post Post Apocalypse]

@c3p-0hIC will not start until after nov 5th. This is my busiest two weeks of the year i cant start until after. I'm trying to get the ooc done bit again busiest time of year. At the latest look at the 6th or 7th for the ooc.

@Izuriel Steam cubine and me.mime are the only ones I'd say don't fit Letchworth. Cubone is dry desrt and mountains while Letchworth is a forested river valley and gorge. Mr. Mime is well just a bit hard to pin down. I'd expect him in urban areas i suppose.

Besides that yeah. Lizard, rock, fox, crab, and bugs that sounds like Letchworth.